... ll URORDE OF A CORPOR.L4, AT SALPORD, IN THE 8th F00T. On Wednesday evening the 20ti ultimo, an inquest was helld before W. S. Rutter, Esq., Coroner, at the Du'ke of Yolk, in Regent-road, Salford, on view of the body of Dooiel Maggs, a corporal ih the 85th regiment of Foot, now stationed at the Infantry Barracks, in Regent- roal. The deceased lad been shot by a private in the same regiment, ...

... Derbyshjre Blaster Sesios - \'EDNESDAY eA, -i t4 -\rt s- - Ler sessions, IVLUNLESDAYIAii.1 ~: Held at tire Town HIAL, Asii 10 a. H at thePIJI P CEV ILn CIUESTFrpnrE D, before And the foll w: Magquircs Ctirates Sir Roqer Greisle~y, Owti Mgitrte Fracis Hurt, E. ; . James floivw1rh2 Req. Robert Arkwriyht, Esq. 'piyaliam aBndy,'Esq. E. S. Challdos'Pole, . rdneud G. Araytpard, Esq. f re w. A.Gilbet ...

... EXCHEqUER COURT-NE ASSEsSED TAICES.-Ata quartE ,a af quarter t oS Byley said that some. gentlemeA j r touat all day he would interrupt tbe Q pose of hearing their application 4l Mr. Birch (Secretary to the Woete;jn then addressed the Court, and said thatl,4 fore their lordships in consequenc,,f S ,j with a notice at the ruitofhis Majeity'sgi to attend there and answer such a te, alleged ...

... TRIAL OF THE GENTLEMEN BEGGARS. (F11.i4 THFE CiERTriYR GUARDIAN OF 'MARCHi 2.) James Richardson, labourer, aged 30, and Alexander M'Donnell, surgeon, aged 23, charged on the oath of Solo- mon Harris, of Merthyr. Tidrvil, with stealing from him a gold seal and other articles, also with obtaining from him two gold watches, anid fifteen pounds in money by false pre- tences, were farther charged ...

... AREfCORP COURT, DOWNPATRICK. ADAMS V. READ. This was an action of trespass for entering the plaintiff's house, and taking therefrom a quantity of oats and beans. Evidence was given of these facts on the part of the plain- tiff. For the defendant, it was proved that a quantity of oats and beans having been stolen from the mail-coach es- tablishment at Hillsborougb, of which he was agent, be ...

... I ACQUITTAL Or THELURGAN ORANGEMEN. I , . i ~ t- I\ ll- -1 - .. AVXACK ON MR. HANCOCK'S HOUSE. On Tuesday morning, when intelligence was brought to Lurgan that the greater part of the Orangemeu who had been arrested for an infraction of the law by walking in .procession on the 12th inst. had been acquitted at the Ar- magh Assizes, the church bell was rung, and the church itself was decorated ...

... WESTERN CIRCUIT.-EXE'T'ER. Trial of Sir J. Jeffceatt atnd Afessrs. Allford, 1asleland, and Holl and, for the alleged Marrdr of Dr. Hennas. The trial of these unhappy gentlemen excited the most intense interest in this ?? prisoners were indict. edl for having aided, assisted, and been present at a duel, fought between Sir J. Jeflhott and Dr. Hennis, on the 10th May last, whlen the latter ...

... MIHDDLESEX SESSIONS-OCT. 15. H -enry Palnser was charged with fraudislently receiving 0 of tenbilleo exchag e, fonr It, 500 each, drawn by Frincis *h Dugdale Astley, Esq. w MrA~tly crss~xam~~ed y te pri~soler The sum E a 'nsriratn tenl hills at L. 500 eachatterueto le ArMfiie on1? No other persnn was present at the ttmej I Sad - shnld e saisfed wth onysim from.L.760l) to ,S L .5000. I said L ...

... ?? :NOTTINGHAM ASSIZES. Some weeks ago we noticed the, murder of Samuel Clay,'a master butcher of Sutton. On Wednesday Wm.'Clayton, aged 18, was tried on the charge of being the murderer. The body of the deceased, it will be recollected, was found after a market-day in a close about three miles from Sutton.' There was a deep incision under the'ear, effected in precisely the same manner as that ...

... DISCOVERY OF A ROEeRthS CAVE AND RETREAT NE.&R LiNcoix.-On Monday last a most singular discovery was made in the plantation of Skel- lingthorpe, a small village about three miles from Lincoln, of a most inge- niously constructed retreat for robbers. About six months ago three fellows called Freeman, Coupland, and Greetham, who had been charged with robbing Mr. Chaloner, leather-cutter, of ...

... LAW INTELLiGENeE., COUar. on' .1Rna's .13nce E.1E-'urte Bonkes,; oL P.- On Tarsday, Sir J. S04elett applied for- a certiorri t~o removeproceedings against iMr. Bankes fron the West5*1l064r' $cs~i sn tinto this Coart. -IHeobseirved that the chargeow§Ie. one of an Indecent asiauit, and was preferred against him by three individuals. The Learned C(ounsell eben iad tWe- aflidavit of Mr. Biankes, ...

... LONDON, POLICE REPORTERSS. nf WLlnD.I..\n morni n. jilis LONDON, 110LIU1, 15 n rkla ' I . TAl1YvLF.RolE-(a` WednegN' Riormning 1jest os tbe .bus il commenced, a case of trivial importalnc :was called on, when at the moment the reporter of tlhe Times came into the justice roon, nand aas approaching the deisk uinally appropriated for reporters, which hlad becn previously occupied by two ...