... LAWS AFFECTING THE PRESS—SIR FRANCIS INQUEST ON CHARLES BOWER. The adjourned inquest was resumed Saturday mornine. , Wm. Saxby, of Ecclesfield. pen-blade was the first witness examined, but disclosed nothing important. Mr. Wm. Jackson, of Sheffield, surgeon, said, at the request of the coroner, he, along with Mr. Spilling, ©f tccksrield, took a post mortem examination of the body oi ...

... AND MAY BE ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, THE TOTLEY INN, together with about Acres of LAND, in a high state of cultivation. It is eligibly situate upon the Sheffield and Baslow Turnpike Road, and a convenient Half-way house. There good accommodation in Stables, Sheds, Outbuildings, &c. This Inn is now offered in consequence of the decease of the late Mr. Samuel Hopkinson. For particulars, and to ...

... value of the propetty secured was about ; but it was left the i] rocks as the mere remnants more valuable cargo, ti.e nat -, 011 . . ueneral opinion is, that there has been one the most Mr. Holland (surgeon) said, it was he who had said to extensive smuggling transactions there that lias been Leadbeater that ho might perhaps obtain another skua- * known in Scarborough for many years. tion, but ...

... nVOLLEX-DRAPERS, TAILORS, HATTERS, 20, 21, & 24, Hioh-sthukt, Sheffield. and G. FOSTER beg leave to apprise their Friends and the Public general that they have received their STOCK of SUMMER GOODS, a rrtat part which has been purchased in the London, Manchester, and Leeds Markets, and on the most advan- Uffeotift Terms. H'. sr.d G. F. take this opportunity of returning Tttfcnkt lor past ...