... I - ,MR. RAPHAEL'S ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS OP THE COUNTY OP CARLOW. Gentlemen,-A report having been circulated that,. in withdrawing at the time I did, from. any further opposition to the petition by which Mr. Vigors and myself were. removed from the higil honour of being your representatives, I had abandoned your interests, fand sacrificed for the present the independence of your. county, I ...

... I r.From the Oxford Herald.) On Wednesday last, an inquest was taken at the Parsonage House, Woodeaton, in this county, on view of the body of Thomas Cooper, aged sixty-eight, the gamekeeper of Richard Weyland, Esq.; one of the county menibers. The following are the depositiois of the witnesses :- Richard Weyland Esq.-Thomnas Cooper, the de- ceased, has been gamekeeper to my father and myself ...

... From the Madras and Bengal papers, which have come to hand by the late frrivals, we are grieved to learn the melancholy fate of Mr. Blake, of the Bengal civil service, who was most atrociously murdered at Jeypore, whilst accompanying Major Alves on his visit to the Zenana and Rawul of that place. Major Alves was attacked in the first instance and most desperately wounded, but fortunately he ...

... - - - (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...