... - - - (Prom Southey's Life of Cowpe,, just pulblishetdl) I went to bed to take, as I thought, my last sleep on in this world. The next morning was to place me at Ih the bar of the House, and I determined not to see it. is I slept as usual, and awoke about three o'clock. Imme- hu diately I arose, and by the help of a rushliglht, found sty of penknife, took it into bed with me, and lay with it ...

... ITWO.-PERSONS DROWNED.-INQUEST. I An inquest was held yesterday at the Mansion House a' before John Barkworth, Esq., and a respectable jury, o si which Mr. Thomas Dawson was foreman, on the bodies p of Elizabeth Rounding and Reuben Ford, found ' drowned the preceding day in the old Harbour. The following is the evidence submitted to the coroner and ti, jury:- ce John tockiton, jun., of Chapel ...

... I For some weeks the family of Mr. Arebbold, barrister, No. 4, Linden-grove, Kensington Gravel-pits, have been kept in a state of great excitement and alarm by the following:extraordinary occurrence :-Mr. Arch- bold having erected a large octagon conservatory at the lower part of the extensive garden, converted a portion of it into a music-room, in which the female part of the family were in ...

... I On Saturday last, an Inquest was held in the Grand' ,,k Jury Room, at the Mansion House, before T. B. Locke, V Esq., -coroner, on the body of a man named John a Hewson,' keeper of a beer-shop, in Witham, whose n death'was stated to have been occasioned by a bite a which he received about seven weeks since. George I Codd, Esq., the town-clerk, attended as the Coroner's. 5 Assessor. The ...

... On Monday morning an inquest was held before Thos. B. Locke, Esq., coroner, at Mr. Lewis's, thu Stean-packet Tavern, Humber-street, on the body of Charles Fillingham, a soldier, drowned in the Humber Dock-basin, whilst proceeding to get on board a Lon- don steamer, early on Saturday morning. The body had been Conveyed to the Dock Station-house, which was the nearest building, where it was ...

... I COURT Or, REQUESTS, Nov. 24. I SOAttES . RawmsNS.-The particulars of this case have already appeared in the HullPicket of Friday last, when Mr. Kelly obtained' a rule for the Commis- sioners of the Court of Requests to show cause whya prohibition should not be issued to stay further pro- ceedings upon 'an order of the' Commissioners, calling upon the defendant to pay an award of compensation ...

... LAW INTELIGENCE. I COURT OF. CHANCERY.-TuEsDAY, DEC. t. COitPORATION OF LIvERPOOL.-Hlis Honour, the -Master of the Rolls, having heard the'case in the Rolls' Cobrt'on Saturday, came into this court alone to give judgment as Lord Chancellor. The injunction had been obtained to preventltbe present corporation from dis- posing of a part of -the corporation property. The injunction was dissolved, ...