... MEMORIAL-TO SIR J. GRAHAM. Yarmouth, Friday Night.—On Friday afternoon the Inquisition iinpannellco. the bodies of the sufferers by the late calamity was convened to sign a Memorial to Sir James Graham, of which the following is a copy. '• the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Baronet, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, The Memorial of the Coroner and Jury to ...

... At the meeting of the Town Council of Yarmouth Thursday, Mr. S. Cobb rose to present for the adoption of the council the memorial, which had been drawn up and agreed to ...

... Concludedfrom our last. watch committee report. The report ofthe above committee was read and announced the determination to suspend police officer, Johnson, for six weeks, consequence of a charge preferred against him, by the superintendent of police, to the effect that he was not on duty on the night of the late murder, when he ought to have been, and that neglected to try the doors at his ...

... Tbe number of tbe victims of this terrible calamity has been ascertained to be about ; tbe number rescued was 59. About twenty of the bodies of the sufferers were interred in the burial ground of St. Nicholas Church, on Wednesday, aud about 25 on Thursday. The funeral trains were going in fours from three o'clock till half-past I six, when the bodies were consigned to their long home amidst ...

... In our last communication on this subject we stated that no further proceedings would betaken until an answer was received to the memorial addressed by the Cormier's Jury to tne Home Secretary. On Thursday the following letter was received by the foreman of the Jury (Mr. S. Palmer) from Mr M.P. forth., borough, to whom the memorial had been sent : — lir , c .. T . Hitchin, Wednesday, May 11 ...

... The inquest on the bodies ofthe sufferers wis resumed on Wednesday, the case of Louisa TJtting being proceeded with. Charles Warnes, the writer of the extraordinary and ...

... On the 15th inst. the jury again assembled, and proceeded to view the body of James Seaman Buck, which had been picked up on Wednesday, at the haifmile point, on the Breydon wat ...

... On the 21st inst. the inquest on the bodies of the sufferers, which was adjourned about a fortnight since, in order that application might be made to the Secret ...

... The adjourned inquest was held on Wednesday, when Mr. J. Walker, the engineer appointed by the Home Se- cretary to investigate the causes of tbe late accident, submitted the result of his examination. The general con- clusions from his evidence were : — lst. That the imme- diate cause of the accident was a defect in the joining or welding of tbe bar which first gave way. 2nd. Tbat the quality ...

... the Jury gave it as their opinion that the falling of the bridge was attrib ...

... The lessee of the Royal property last evening gave his first Grand Bai Masque and Carnival for the season. It was numerously attended, and deservedly so, inasmuch as the entertainments provided were of an unusually attrac- tive character. The illuminations were splendid and the entertainments in the theatre were magnificent. The amusements were of a most varied nature, and were duly ...

... Phot est autism in Lancaster.â??There are more Protestants in the county of Lancaster than in all Ireland. Snuff in Islay.â??According to Dr Chalmers, the Highlanders of lslay alone spend ...