... Case of Iflorrible and Fatal Mlisery. 7 I - - . . o . . - .. .____ Jackson's fxjod Journal has published a copy of the evidence taken on an inquest at Hailey, near Witney, on Monday last, before Mr. Westel, one of the coroners for this county, on the body of a man unknown, who died in a pig-sty, from inflammation of the lungs and chest, produced by seven day's exposure to the weather and ...

... Kimush FPetty Sessions. A MAN OF MANY VENTVnES.-A wizen-ficed, jocose-looking little pensioner, better known by the sobriquet of J umping Jim than his real patronymic, was had up and charged-by ameighbour of his own, a Mrs Roughen, with having licked ber childer, broken her back door, disparaged her husband, and abused her. selfV Before complainant had well waded through this formidable ...

... Case of the alperative Potters of Staffordahire. Extracls from a Printed Address of the Soeietfy of Opera- tiue Potters, to the various Trades' Societies of the British Public, and to all Lovers of Liberty and Ju8tice, whom it may concern. GENTLEMEN, AND FBLLOW-LABOURERS.- The Manufacturers of Earthenware and China, in the Stafford- stire Potteries, have circulated an address in the North ...

... iNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT., oTis. FPouo RATESIii L nD ANSD 'SSa'-D TAXES, ,ND TAuCO'>, LECTOIIS.-William Dodd Bond, a-respectable-lookiiigpersonage applied upon his-.petition toibe released-from-his worlly 4roubles He was opposed by Mr.. Creswell, on-the partof the Overseers of the parish of Ealing, in the county oif Middlesex, and in &erson by Mr. James Hemming. Het was supported by iMessrs. ...

... AjrOJulI C. JLI END~gS-0{SIORX I. . gi CURIOUS CASE OF PaofIT-MON`GEti1 G-DnFEF4c0 OF T. SYSTM.-A young man, named John Norrey, Vwas brought f ,before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to im ta pose upon a sailor boy, named Frederick Mitchell, by a new sort of deception. t Frederick Mitchell stated that the prisoner walked'up to him in the street and urged him to purchase a piece ...

... (Afrridgedfrom the Worcester Journal.) The village of Arely Kings and town of Stourport were thrown into a state of excitement on Saturday morning -by the discovery of a murder, committed on the body of Joseph Hawkins, who kept a huckster's shop on Arely-common. The deceased was old, and lived by himself; he was always considered a peaceable and well- disposed man, and was accustomed to attend ...

... CORONERS' INQUESI'S. j For the last Feew days the villages of East Wickham, M-elligg, and the vicinity, have been thrown into a state of great excitement i. in consequence of a rumour that a labouring man, named Joseph. Taylor. living at East Wickham, had murdered his wife by , severely beating and kicking her. On Monday the coroner and a highly respectable jury assembled at the Nag's Head ...

... SATRVIMDAy'W 1SEWS. -entral c r1uImniu Court, 0111 afley. MURI)ORRob-. Hall and Yrances Douglass were indicted for the murder -of. a femnale child., Theywr locagdo h oo ner's inquisition with the sameo ofenwe.elocagdwh-oo Mrs. Atkins deposed that she kept the house in Queen Apple- 1 cor.The prisoners -had lodged there between tour and jive months. On the morning of the 10th September, the ...

... (Abridgedrfion the Worcester Journal.) The village of Arely Kings and town of Stourport were thrown into a state of excitement on Saturday morning by the discovery of a murder, committed on dhe body of Joseph Hawkins, who kept a huckster's shop on Arely-common. The deceased was old, and lived by himself; he was always considered a peaceable and well- disposed man, and was accustomed to attend ...

... Ilenmugtl -Petty- eSuous. AN@ OFFIcER's LADY CHARGED WITM DRUNEEKENNtSS.- OR Monday, ailiong the numerous night- ehargt-s brought before Messrs. Codd, Barlow, and Pilkington, the sitting Magistrates, was a woman, of lady-like appearance, about forty years-of age, 'who was charged with having been incapable of taking care of herself, or the pony which she was driving. Police-constable ...

... CoBat of Iequests, lKinsgcate-streleet. &,~~ . . . . At-this minor Court of Chancery a vast number of suits were for ever settled. There were summonses for wages .out of Rum,- ber-there were summonses for rint-and there were knetty points discussed as to the value of labour nad material. But hah before Mr. Serjeant Heath and Mr. Comnmissioner Dubois the greatest- attention was paid to the ...

... Iroxiclus . 3K&TT~OX-GARDRN.l ATTSMPT AT M URDE.-Daniel and Mary Riley, two of'the finest pisantry, were put at the bar, charged with the follewing murderous attack upon a labouring man named Collins:- It was with extreme difficulty that the prosecutor supported himself while giving evidence, and the dreadful state he was in, his head being covered with bandages, and his wearing apparel ...