... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT i -WESTERN RAILWAY. (~iromn the Readding MMVcuY.) ment. It is w~ith feelings of deep regret that we have to No, record one of the most lamentable railway abocdents aged,' that, we believe, has ever occurred in this country. Allen and which took place this morning on that part of No. the Great Western line, called 1tbe gullet, the Masot deepest Part Of the ...

... *g&TAL RAILWAY ACCXIENT AT LEEDS. on Monday morning.. Du inquest was held ait'tho Court House, befort Jjhlx Blackburn, Esq., on the body of Henry 3H.oyle, twenty-five years of age, an engineer on the T orth Midland Railway, who died in the Leeds (I-eneral infirmary, on Saturday morning, from injwues occasioned by the breaking of a wheel. on No. 18, locomotive engine, with which he was convey- ...

... (CfUR' OF BANKRUPTCY-FRIDAY. [I3efore Comncisnoner Sir C. F. Williaraq, 'rIcL )IARYLltiONE IIAXNc-ItN X1i DAVID ITANlNAY. This (lay wns fixed for the hist exaliiuuatioll of the bruk- rupt, Nvo haid been for a e onsiderccble time the manager of the MMaryvIlonoe 13.uli, and to which he was said to be iu- debltcd in a Sicm ot upwcrdhs of EUtttU. A solicitor, Who nttc'ccdel on blealc of several ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT BY THE FALL OF a BUILDING; IN MANCHESTER. FIVE PERSONS, HILLED AND TEN SERIOUSLY HURT. On Friday evening the site of the late fire, in Man. cheater, (the particulars of which we gave last week,> was rendered the scene of a most appalling accident by the falling of one of the walls of the building in which the late fire occurred upon some workmen employed to take it down. ...

... DREADFUL.DEATH OF A FEMALE FROM STARVATION. On Monday, a lengthened inquiry was proceeded m( with, before Mr. T. Wakly, M.P., Coroner for the no Western Division of Middlepexasud a -respectable-t Jury, in the Board Room of helses Woikhouse l Arthur-street, King's Road, Chelsea, into the cir- cumstanceis attendant peon the death of Maria thi Mansfield,agcid 32 years, who died' in the above We ...

... - --I JEW AND CHRISTIAN !-A city policeman, named Ed- monds, was charged before Alderman Gibbs with having assaulted and falsely imprisoned Mrs Levy.-Mr Hobler, believing from her appearance that Mrs Levy was not a Jewess, and perceiving that she took hold of the Old Testa- ment when called upon to be sworn, asked her whether she was a person of that persuasion ?-Mrs Levy: No, sir.- Alderman ...

... rDLW?Z .TTaLLEG?NOE. CoUNCLfa- Hotors5, RhiI$'oL, FRrID . Magistrates present: Mlessrs. 1-erapath and Ash. A miserable-lookiilg tian, giving his name Jttmes Chan- non, was charged with stealing a pair or sheets from the shop of M~r. Thlompsonl, of Peter-street. The coiiplainanit said be had no wish to prosecute, as he believed that the prisoner was in the moat ablject state of disiress, and ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COUPIT-DECEI1mEnl 24. -1 Thor -. TV (Beforo tie Vice-Chnncellor of England.) CHIANCEtLOI AND MIASTEIRS OF THE UNIVERSSITY OF OXFOJII) . S9R E. AL. VAVASOUR, HAMti. 'TIlE BISHOP OF LICIII'IELD, ANTD O'Tl!EItS. Mr. Bothell and Mr. Kenyon moved for a spocinl injunction, enarle, onl behalf of the Chancellor, Masters, end Scholars of the =lnivorsity of Oxford, and the Rev. Dr. ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON TIHE GREAT I WESTERN RAILWAY. (.From the Reading Meroui'!I) mer fore it is with feelings Of ileep regret that~ we-have to N record one of the most lamntiiable railway accidenfts' ag,6 thatl we believe, has ever oceurred in this country. Alhf and which took place this morning oin that part of IN the Great Western line, called the gullet,' the M& deepest part of the ...

... iATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT: LEEDS. On Monday morning, an inquest wan held at the Court House, before John Blackburp., Esq., on the body of Henry Hoyle, ?? years of age, -an engineer onthe North Miidland Raillsay, who died in the Leeds General Infirmary, on FSaturday nmornng, from injuries occasioned by the breakdng of a wheel, on No. 18, locomotive engine, with w hich he was 'covey- ing a fist ...

... I - . ATROCOU S MURDER AT WHIXALE NEA WEM, SHROPSHIRE1 * (roma ,'ecndEditimfofl oj'le Shrewsbu~ry Yews.) * Aotv5muder h-s been? perpet ratdithscuy during -the presentwekade'iriutaesogrte ?? v n Lta tbe onse at 'Eronvgafth, near Oswes. atry. A. 'wife ith teassac of her husband, has w adinsered poison, to both her parens adtemother tea has fallen a victini to the diabolical deed, the fte h ...

... DREADFULA ACCIDENT BY THE FALL OF A I BUILDING, IN MANCHESTEB. FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND TEN SERIOUSLY HURT.* On Friday evening the site of the late fire, in Man- cheater, (the particulars of which we gave last week,) was rendered the scene of a most appalling accident by the falling of one of the walls of the building in which the late fire occurred upon some workmen employed to take it down. ...