... AccIDENT TO LADY ANNE MEADOWS.-On Wednesday morning, Lady Anne Meadows was riding along George street, Portman square, accompanied by Colonel Joliffe, when her ladyship's horse took fright at being struck in the Yank with a piece of' board, thrown by a boy in play, and galloped off at a furious rate. The animal proceeded as flar as the Edgeware road, when Lady Meadows, who was quite exhausted ...

... MANSION HOUSE. Some days ago the Lord Mayor stated that he had received the following letter from the Female Sailor, Anne Jane Thornton:- Donegal, 6th March, 1835. ii My Lord,-I am in gratitude bound to inform your Lordship that I arrived safe at Liverpool, and was well takes care of by the coachman. I: cannot find terms adequately to express icy thanks to your Lordship for your kind atten- ...

... SUSPECTED SUICI1DE.-On Monday last, the lad who had been regularly employed by Colonel Fielding, of Monk's Kirby, to fetch his letter-bag from the ?? at Brinklow, was found suspended by his neck-cloth from a branch of a tree in a field between Pailton and Kirby.-Birninsgham Journal. DEATH IX4 THE QUEEN's THEATRE-On Monday evening an inquest was held at the Hope, Totterbham street, on view of ...

... GTTILDRAEL. Ellen Mack, a young Irishwoman, who used to sell fruit in the streets, was brought up in a state of insanity, having taken it into her head last week that she was selected by the Almighty to bring about the separation of Iceland from England. She accordingly gave up her honest calling, and on Monday, after uttering some Irvingish cries at chapel, she proceeded to Lincoln's inn ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-FRIDAY. The Lords Commissioners appointed to hold the Great Seal took the usual oaths this morning, in this court, which are generally administered to the Lord Chancellor on taking office. The Master of the Rols, as chief Commissioner, addressed the bar to the following ?? taking upon themselves the duties of Lords Commissioners, their first object had been to arrange the ...

... MELANCHOLY DEATn.-The Titmes correspondent at Dublin, dating Friday evening, half-past five o'clock, writes:- ?? Whitestone, a barrister, dropped dead in Marlborough street about two hours since. He had been in great distress. A single penny was the only money in his pockets. An inquest is now holding on the body of the unfortunate gentleman. DREADFUL EXPLOSION BY A HAND-GRENADE AT A GAaMeLrxe ...

... - e -- GLOUCESTER, MONDAY, APRIL 13. THE KiNG V. JOHN FORBES.-The prisoner, who is an architect of great celebrity at Chelter ham, and who among other works built the celebrated Pit- teville Spa, was indicted for forging an acceptance of a bill of' exchange which was drawn upon William Prosser, jun., of Tivoli, Cheltenham, with intent to defraud the said William Prosser. The case seemed to ...

... GUILDUALL. Yesterday, Mr Tyars, of the Minories, waited upon the magistrate, to ac- quaint him that Ady, the celebrated hoaxing letter-writer, though in gaol, had renewed the practice of sending letters, containing deceitful promises of some- thing to the advantage of the parties addressed. Mr Tyars said he was one of those who interested themselves in getting Ady's sentence of seven years' ...