... C0ORONES' INQUESTS. SHAMEFUL CASE OF NEGLECT. On Wednesday night an inquiry took place in the board. room of St. Giles's workhouse, before Mr. Wakley, M.P., on the body of 'IThomns Jones, aged 54, formerly a soldier in the 25th Light Dragoons, who died in consequence of erposure and the sacot of the common necessaries of ?? investi- gation had been adjourned from Friday night last, in order ...

... MARYLEBONE. RIGHTEOUS AND Uncompromising JUSTICE.-On Tues- day a well-dressed man, whogave the name of John George Norbury [evidently a false one], stating that he was in the commission of the peace, and a member of the United Service Club, was charged before Mr Rawlinson with the following outrage on Mr Valentine Barford, a respectable market-gardener, of the Abbey road, St Jolhn's Wood._The ...

... E:QUITY AND LAW nEPOtTS COURT OF CHANCERY. Wirr's MASINTENANCE.-WELLESLEY rr. WFtI E1 This case, -which was part heard last week on de re-argued oit WVednesday.-Mr. Wigrnt wt itilr,515 Turner, stated tha heapardfr h eenat trar of Mr. Long Wetlsei upoto emre ott .I tiff's bill, for want ofeut.Ms elso hre 'nill. amended bill, that he ubndhdaredt' 1 Ie fectually secure for her use an anniyof ?? ...

... 1?-- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, TUEsDAY. ANOTHER MANAGER IN DISTRESS.-This waas the da fixed for the choice of assignees for the estate of E. A. Hooper, at one o'clock, but it was not until a full half hour had elapsed that the solicitor and Mr Carter, a gentleman from Edinburgh, who issued the fiat, arrived in Court.-The official assignee said he was afraid there was a strong legal objection to the ...

... [From the Post.] Newport, Saturday, Nov. 23, Five, v.u. As at the rising of the Court yesterday, the sittings of the magistrates were adjourned over this day, I thought it a good opportunity for visiting some of the colliery districts in which Chartism most abounds. Time would not admit of my extending my trip to any great distance, but I have visited Risca, Blackwood, Fleur-de-Lis, Madin, &c. ...

... THE RVRAL POLICE SCHEMEd Essux.-On Monday, at a meeting of the magistracy of the county in the Shire Hall, convened for the pur. pose of taking into consideration the propriety of esta- blishing a rural police, under the provisions of the Dis- trict Constable Act, Lord Braybrooke moved a resolu- tion, declaratory of the expediency of introducing the new force; and Mr. G. Palmer, M. P., moved ...

... MARYLEBONE. Muaaraous OUTRAGE BY A COUNTY MAO!STNATE.-On Tuesday, a well-dressed man, about fifty years of age who gave the name of Join George Norbury, stating that he was in the commission of the peace and a member of the United Service Club, %vaterloo-place, was charged before Mr. Rawlinson with the following outrage on Mr. Valentine Barford, a respectable market gardener, of the Abbey-road ...

... 4 - VICE CHANCERY. NEWLAND TV. HOLM KS. Mr. James Russell applied in this case ex-parte, Thursday, for a special injunction to restrain the de fendants from taking out execution against the sepaeg property of the plaintiff. The plaintiff, who is the if of a gentleman named Newland, under her father's wvj became possessed of certain leasehold houses in West square for her own separate use, and ...

... ElQVITY AND LAW RWORTs. COURT OF CHANCERY. Ware's MAlSNTENANCE.-WELLESLEV D. W Trhis case, which was part heard last week, on ?? re-argued on Wednesday.-Mr. Wigram, with whom was Turner, stated that he appeared for the defendants trU4 Irl of Mr. Long Wellesley, in support of a demurrer to the 005 tiff's bill, for want of equity. Mrs. Wellesley charged Pilase amended bill, that her husband had ...

... I ACCIDENTS. OFFENCES, &-c. ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.- On Tuesday se'nnight a gentleman named Cox arrived from Canterbury at the Packet Boat Inn, Dover, with a lady, and after partaking of supper retired to rest. About three in the morning, the land- lord, Mr Hoad, was roused by a violent knocking at the door; and on rising to ascertain the cause, found a lady and two gentlemen, accompanied by ...

... CHARTIST INSURRECTION AND SLAUGHTER I AT NEWPORT. l MOxn'Ar.-At the sitting oft the magistrates this morning, Thomas Llewellin swas first brought up. The evidence of two witnesses, who had been examined on Saturday, was read. over by the clerk. It went to prove that before, and at the time oF the riot, the prisoner was in the habit of going with the Chart- lets, and that he had attended ...

... POLICE INTELLICErCE- GUILDHIALL. Anomalous Legislationi [The peculiar manner inwhich the Act for registering public carriages is drawn seems to render a sort of public prosecutor necessary, and Mr. Mansell, a clerk from the Metropolitan Public Carriage Office, now attends the Police Courts in that capacity. If a person com- plain of the ill-treatment of an animal he is a competent witness, ...