... CORONER's INQIEST. SATURDAYfe'nnight, an inquell was held before - Gill, Efq. coroner for Middlcrex, on the body of Elizabeth Tobbey, who expired in Wcfl. miinler Infirmary, on Thurfday evening, at five o'clock, ini cotifequeiice of the injuries Ihe had faif- taitued in leaping ?? her chamber windoav, as men- tionea in our lafi. Mr. John Storr flated. that the deceafed was an apprentice to ...

... B0ARD OF EiQUIRr. and ' yestedav moirning the Members of the Board of Military Officers, appointed to investigate the cir- cumustances of the Convention of Cintra, assembled ions ?? Hospital, in the Great Hallin which Geb. ties, Whitelocke's trial took place. At eleven o'clock r to all the Members were nresent, and took *teir Teiats in the following order General Sir David Dundas, President. ...

... MIURDER AND ROBBERY. In the middle of last December, a respectable farm- er, named Howard, whose age 0n the day of his death was 90, was murdered in his own hoissei stithid three miles from Uxbridge. ...

... CASE OF PECULIAR A-OCI'rY. We believe there, was scarcely ever an outrage against common feeling and common decency, more ei atrocious than that which we now record; or one t which has entailed mole ? ...

... -.7y - ,- , jIrA ft,'j-TA--Ak*-kM-Oq??- PT..4- I a BRtiEA~Pak Ut -a ~~ZT~ wgibdli h 'h beaty ?? witnis~tteenir uih tld ~cht'Positd thete b at kr of-fthe ecm widow' -of- cindiggal ,idmn who atrhsi :fpi ...

... - ?? talo ynteit, ence. I I- sio jrAT2RFORD -ssIZf S, March 11, 1814. dis * CITY COURT. eff tht BDd rct , 'IISt rX aznd HAu.co, xagainst rOwE wa and Co. ha, . efore a Special Jury. ;ta This case, eici ...

... r ADDRESS Or MR. JUSTICE BAILEY. I; I7- w-J- o_. Attke.o Yo?7 Assizes.. ric 4er the customary formiality of reading the procla- i nai ItiD ftrthe s.ippression of.vce had been complied i inl i itL Just ...

... 'abal lautetigcnsrt ra MUHDER AND PIB:ACY. 38 id aNorfolk, (Vil'ginia,) -Jmess 19._-on Saturday last, ie five seamen, who had come ip from the beach near '9 Currifuck Inlet, sMopped. at a tavern a sho ...

... bl URDERS, X -. t I - - - > ?? - _ A 9 - On Tuesday night week, the hedy of a young woman, covered lying in aditch, near the Rainseorth water, rn.ft U. of Sutton in Ahfield, in the couloty of Nottingham al s a mile distant from the toil-bar, on the turnpike road from Mansfield to Nottingham. It proved to he that rr Shepherd, an interesting girl-about 17 or 18 years of gas daughter of a woman ...

... COURT qf KING's DEA.CII; Saturrlay. Dus .. . -, I - - . 1 Before Mr. Justice A.l ROTT, and a Special Jury. al -~ lrif DBROWN AND OTiIERS v. WILLIAMS. he, This was ai action upon two bills of exchange, one for 20111. sied the other fir 40ol. both drawn at Palerino, hu 2Ist June, 1916, by Ebenczer Wylde, upon the deftv'id- li ant Samuel Williaims, payable to the order of Abraham see Gibbs and Co ...

... porhooire Xanuna# MY#- GUILDHALLI Jor r2Stis. tb Mr. SFRJEsNT MARSHALL presided at the Gouildhall. o His lordship in his charge to the Grand Jury, observed that the calendar for the city was, relatively considered, niruch heavier than that for the county.-After some brief observations on the other cases in the calendar, his Lordship adverted to the case of the two persons In charged with the ...

... ? INIU) 91,11tc1lignicc. - --Nrvvw_ . COURT OF KING's BENCH, SATURDAY, FrunnUARY 7. THE KING V. ARTHOR. TTIISTLEWOOD. This morning, before thle commnencement of the fur- tler arguments on the important case of appeal still under, diseussion, tile Attornev -eneral entered the 'Court, and took his usual seat. Soon after Lord Sih- m1o11th0 Was seated on the Berich and Lord Elledlhorougli cowling ...