... Uaw Enitelligoll(e. I thaik TSof CORONER'S INQTJEST.AM-IORrtOON'PILLS. titive Onl Friday Mr. Best hield an inquest at Petrtore, this oin the Itady of Rebsecca Cron, agedi fifteen. It ip, milent, Ieir)eale fii evidence that (lhe otother of Liie deceuied ibli/i/ hadl given her Mtarisos 's pills., aisal that isisisuina. 010ral tinO, or thle bowels taook place, otccason t ed, in tile loge. opno ...

... D)ENRIGHSHIRIE ASSTZES. le (Coil cluled fromn the foulth page.) s rd. OVeNS V. DENTON. iV This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Mr. . ly John Owens, a publican, residing at l.laldyroog gs nearDenbigh, toi recover a stInU of money from his - r late employer, the defendant, John Denton, Esq at harister.at law.-Mr. Lloyd opened the pleadrings, r ,ii alil Mr. Jervis stated the case for the ...

... REPORT OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OFEC- ClESIAS'ICAr; REVENUE INQUIRY. I l I . I . . . I - . D I t . .X - . I ,,f 'I'o the King's Most Excellent Majesty. b ch. ?? Majesty havin g been pleased to issue a tit ep Comrnmission narder tire Great Seal, slated the 23rd ar' (r of JIutie, in t(ie seconideafro oun ir Majestyvs reign, jlis ?? tan rtlhloisi ng & directi ng, the Crlnlrnisisiliners thereil p.a, ...

... .ILaw tO MnDmtON LEOISLATION.-CAtUTiON TO Bltim)SF,. Pa -A 13ill jolst patssedl the Legislit are for r'g,,l Itbg SC- tbe ?? chimnoey sweeping, introdeces a1 pro- to vision, which should be generally klnown to all ill hbilders, &c., wvhlo would pihobaly never have ex her pected that their interests could have been so rti Ieeply affected by tiny statute nitder such a title. tile 1BY thle Htil ...

... FLINTSH[RE XISSIZES. - ?? I . .1 7. .. . - . . - . .1 I YesterrIny week, ihe High Sheriff, Frederick Charles Phillips, Esq. arrived' in his carriage and four at hoe Black Lion fotel jilld, where a party of gentlemen had assembled, for the purpose of _ accompanying him totheconfines of Denibighshire, to escort the Judge, Mr. Justice Vaughan, into tile - town, Prior to their departure, the High ...

... Uaw Co pyholders vs ere so :fllel because though they heid Illeir lands anl teuements according ti the custom of' the wanor, whence they were called rut o)to~ar)ii,°yet frouni a very early perioii they ha( a copy of the court roll delitered to thiai to give addirional secu ity to their ten tres. ALLOWANCE (F SP;ILttiD STAvMPS.-Ilt tile Bill brovrght in at the close of ?? Seshion tl) repeal ...

... UM kiltelligmee. I r CON'STSTIORY COUTflr.-StttT TO.ITTT iII o ll OFBAntitrisr5.-() i 'L'uesdlay judgin eti was givean in fit) eh ease of 'loigne vi . Allenr. 'lThis wee a,- et suitl by Air. Eidvwad Cf'rxaIiI 'Tongue, lfor a nullity ofitiarriage celabratetl between tim and Airs. Mar'y 1. ?? Allen, soi the alleged granuid or endue pelt- lie licatisono It antie. It appeared that tire Isarties ...