... flnA,, Row S INQ1JuST ye nday afterk o Joh NSLATJohnTERr ayhaving b~~ee prroo~nr tIn inuestod ofSreatRs e houe eoef wh etley Jnio estn was held at thin d sTet bulyehaorie Mr ohat fthet, Dock Tavern, Castle. 'at of Joseph wals0I ge boy y, on view of the bfng d b yig d i par'ad fourteen Years Of age, then fit The followour, Mlyton-atreet. Mr. W., B.it a gvdirlsweatod on the jury qi d. s Kempa, ...

... T or REivij I p J~~~~~~~~A1A;~~~~~~~~~~M~~~~z~~~~RrPTP'vt' 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ P ~ - '1 obertSha klet61ngit be a- and, Wm. illW ~~~~~~~~ai I Rbetpuded nad the proceedloo W~i 1t9mil t be ini-. Ynolte ,The separatfatyeodost, m~~~~~~~afa masedm~ J. 'Oland. theis sual pr ao MYlPtfollwed by, l ane, suedo u the = est i iie tieI seary parate co uisuniiidi 'e b~ hc lertcu wa 'lived a partner'lth fir, atboWooss ...

... COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Sr On Saturday last, a court for relief of Insolvent Debtors i9 was held in the Court of Requests, Town Hall, before Henry Ie Revell Reynolds, Esq. his Majesty's chief commissioner, en when the petitions of the undermentioned prisoners were Id heard. The following were declared entitledlto the benefit r. of the act, and ordered to be discharged forthwith ...

... PUBLICO1ITSSES-.INTERFERENCE OF TIlE POLICE. I _D. .I . On Saturday, the m~agistrates present wvore Miessrs. Low. throp, Bloivdles, ound Cookisuan. In the absence of the Malyori Mr. Lowthrop p-resided. Josephl WVest Was charged on the information of Andrew M'Manus, superintenldenyt of police, for that he being duly liconsed to keep -an inn, known by the sign of the Blue lell, in Waterwvorls. ...

... - . A HINT TO TYPOGRAPHICAL ONIONS !! ! :: i~, .. : - . .BIlGnalToNPOl;CEg COURT, MAY 5. Johns WihifeBarisfleld; a compositor, late in the employ of Mr. Fleet, of the Brighton Hierald office, was put to the bar, charged with two other compositors, in the Same offi cc, of the names of RoothandThom.son, (who have not yet been apprehendedl) with having, bythreats, ondeavoured to force Mr. ...

... ANOTHIER MIJURDER. I The village of Arely Kings and town of Stourport, Worcestershire, were thrown into a state ofexcite- ment on Monday morning week, by the discovery of a murder, committed on the body of Joseph Hawkins, who kept a butcher's shop on Arely-common. The deceased was old, and lived' by himself; lie was always considered a peaceable and well-disposed man, and was accustomed to ...

... I THE LATE FRIGHTFUL & FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT. CORONER'S INQUEST. (From the Birnminghamn Advertiser of Thursday, June 30.3 In our last we stated shortly the circumstances of the late fatal accident at the Three Mile Oak public-house, on the West-Bromwicli road; but, in deference to the wishes of the coroner, deferred publishing the evidence given on the inquest until the conclusion of the ...

... ADMIRALTY COURT, LONDON, DEOEMBER 7. T H:. E Ix M5ARTZ-COLLISION. Two colliers, the IX Martz and the Carnation, the one Britib, IthO other Prussian, the one bound to St. Peters. burgh, the otherto Stettin, were trying to get into the Saltic from the Sound, on the 30th of September, with an adverse wind (one alleging it to have been fromn the south.east, and the other from the south,) the ...

... MR. BUCKINGHAM'S'CLAIMS. Tile following is a report, from the Times, of the speech of J. W. Hogg, Esq., 1. P. for Beverley, in opposition to the motion of Mr. Tulk, on Tuesday night, for compelling the India Company to award compensation to Mr. J. S. Buckingham, which motion was negatived by a majority of 92 to 00:- Mr HOGG said, though this question had been referred to a committee, and that ...

... I h 7b tke Edito of the Hull Packet. SsR,-I think it proper your readers should know that our new Borough Justices held their Brewster Sessions on Saturday. (week); and that Messrs. Cookman, Carrick, Jalland, Bourne, Bowden, Lowthoep, Tottie, and Chalme attended to do the business, .r' Every body is aware. thai the Brewster Sessions' Court is all open Court-and very properly so, inasmuch as ...

... YORWSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES. CROWN COURT-THURSDAY, March 10. l (Before'Mr. Baron Parke.) ALLEGED MURDER OF A CHIMNEY SWEEp. George Gidley (21), Was 4ndicted for the wilful murder of Michael Hurley, a boy of the age Of twelve years, apprentice to Mm -.liigh, Of Leeds. The Hon. 3. S. Wortley and Mr. Neville conducted the prosecution; and Mr, Bainta was counsel for the- prisoner. The following with ...

... CRIM. CON. COnT OFe COMNtON PLEBAS, Wednresday, 22nd June. This being the day appointed for the trial of file cause of Norton v. M1elbourLe. at an early hour all the doorsoftheCourt werebesieged withpersonsstruggltng for admission. We never on any former occasion ,it- nessed sogreat an anxiety to hear proceedings inaccu;t of law. The number of barristers who tried to obtain admittance, would ...