... I INQUESTS, BEFORE P. P. CURRY, ESQ., CORONER. DBIATS r ?? AroLex._.-Onf Thursdaymorning week, a young woman named Mary Feury, servant with Mrs. Gray, Harmony- court, Clayton-strect. wast found dead in bed. She had retired on the previous night in good spirits and nyparently in gl od health. Mr. Lewtus, surgeon, of Hunter-street, made a p0rC mortemn examination, and was of opinion that death ...

... the Tbe Corn Importation Bill, as it is called by courtesy, five E e received the Royal aosent on Friday , the operation being Thirtt cy, aeferied'a full week longer than' was necessary, netwith- Lion as- standing all the Alinisteral plaints as to previous delays _ . ?? obstructions. It woula come into operation, we - a . m; 8ittppe, yesterday, on the miaking up of the six weelks' thi 'average ...

... 1,Mr. _ _ P. R. Y. ef Ohs .- ?? -uia thebodl of Martba dead h'V1-- it'n tbe mothel w the bolt Of Martba WIe IetteldaIY aut, WA Weks old, Whose O parents reside in thi Mit4e,5d' i9 n d taken the child to bed with them. It l i i~tT h ed - I quite well at the time, With the eboep- psi f drlia-stne ?? aw d Ill. osaprout einmr h ?? , but in ti morning it w-e diseovre d to Ohs stenafa isvh~ it mu ...

... COURT OP QUBENs BENCR.-Tasae, MAr S. Tae Quaga v. Hacrviry-In this eam a r.-e Nsi hal been ob- r tsined culling upon the defendant to show gauge why a writ of qruo ?? sould not imsue calling upon him toehow by what I y -g05&hO Zvl-th fie' of 4 1 t the ib gh I It e PPlier-that on the S9th Octoer, i~il, Mr. farveybd been d led A dsfai iiverpool. Among the' nal ?? to , w this Oaikce, it ?? that ...

... THE LATE BOAT ACCIDNT OPPOSITE NEW FERRY ?? IN4UHST ON TWO OF THE BODIES. P Yesterday An Inquest waT held before Henry Statham, Esq., e eputyacoroner,,eo the bodies of MIr.'James amsoy and Mr. n ?? tllyds, two of the three gentlemen unfortunately t drowned by the upeettfng of their rowing blat in the river, on e the 27th Aprillast, the particulars of which have already in part b i appeared in ...

... 5 A murder resembling more the savage and sanguinary outrages 0 of Spanish or Italian bandits, than the ordinary deeds of English . footpads, vaa committed -yesterday se'nnight at Hornsey near 1 d Islingtoln.. It ai asrsnre that for the preceding thre weeks a series . e of highway robberies has been committed on penoni passing n through the felds in and near .ornsey-wood-Ihousebya sfootpad, a ...

... The bill introduced by Sir James Graham for the con- tinuance of the Poor Law Commission affords a complete answer to those who seek to identify the Wh'igs with the W New Poor Law, and to represent them as in a peculiar son degree the advocates of Maithusian principles. A more pleasil Malthusiasn measure-a measure more entirely conceived garb ori inthe spirit of the reports of the Somerset ...

... 1NQUBSTS, BEFOiR P. F. CUlt1Y, PaQ. CORONfEIL DgAIAU ?? BRaune,-On Fridadlast, an ineaest WaS held . on til body of Mary Conolly, 80hll four years ond, who resided with her parents InBurlington-court. Whilet In thoact of putting on tiho ?? rt p an Of water, whioh was on tbe grate, her clothes tookdfire andn se waasburnt to death. Verdiet accordingly. d same day', on thhebdy of David Cullen, ...

... ent The trial of Daniel Good, for the murder of Jane Jones, took ed nlaceat the Central Criminal Court, on Fridav last, before t c. VLord(hief Justice,, Mr. Baron Alderson, and Mr. Justice Colt- oil n a man. The prosecution was conducted bY the Attorney-General, r ,tIS and fesers. Adolphus, Waddington, and Gurney, the defe'ee by bi era, 3fr. Doane.. :ay, The court was densely crowded long ...