... The late Fatal Accidents On the Croydon Railway. CORONER'S INQUEST.-ANOTHER MAN KILLED AT NEW CROSS. Onl Thursday, at three o'clock, Mr. Payne, city coroner, held anl inquost in the board-room of Guy's Hospital, en view of the body of Jasper Hillyard, aged twenty-three, late an engine-driver ire the employ of the Lendon and Dover Rail- way Company, who was killed on Tuesday night last under ...

... ;jXTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. MONDAY, SEPT. I18. sessions, being the I Ith during the present mayor- comenced this morning, before the Right Hon. the 'isyor. the Recorder, Aldernoan Gibbs, the Sheriffs, 'er5itcriffs aotd usuai civic authorities. j RgeRoaDER briefly addressed the grand jury, and ob- $,athat the calendar contained the names of only 200 wcoerS, which Was to be accounted for by the ...

... SATFlRAY'S POLICE. MANSION-HOUSE.-THE WILL FoRGrRY CASE.- On Saturday, Afr. Barber, a solicitor in extensive practice, - and a person named Fletcher, who ere charged with uttering a forged document, purporting to be the will of a party l named Anna Slack, formerly of Chelsea, deceased, for the Ipurpose of defraudling the Bank of England of a large sum tof money, were again brought before the ...

... NA ,q 0,( . . M ONr, AY. i l(eferc ilr. Justice COLTMANt. PAc at:ras the krrlaired Juidge took his seat this morning, he ^ 10 !pas seiltence ?? several prisoners who had | jl oiltl ciy at n nero c davicta aring the ?? 1 ar'5'21 7;ie. als(i~eplrl Yeqrtoh , ,d~vIsio pleanded guilty jteg., ' 4 : s artjia thern lb itf feloniously and maliciously ' te Native, with irstent to prejudice the ?? at ...

... INUQVSTS, &c. A SAD CASE.-On Monday afternoon a lengthened investiga- tion took plate before Mr. Wakley, M.P., and a mnoot respectable ury, in the pupils' lecture-room of the Middlesex Hospital, on viewv of the body of Dr. John Coghlan, aged 2-li assistanit-surgeon of the l9tl Regiment of Foot, now stationed at Malta, and wsho committed suicide by taking pruosic acid under the very extra- ...

... In the Court of Requests, CaEstle street, on Wednesday, much surprise was created by the presence of Lord Mont- eagle, accompanied by several friends and gentlemen con. nected with the Treasury and other Government offices, to meet a summons for 5M-The plaintiff, William Sharman, who, it appears, was formerly a constable in the City Police, stated that he claimed the sum of 51., which he had ...

... I . COURT :OF QUEENIS BENCH, THE CooiALrTES OF DBWUis-LANE THEATRE V. CHAPMANS. -Lord Denman delivered judgment in this case on Tuesday, The. Court had communicated with Mr. Justice Wightman on this case, and thought that there ought-not to be a new trial, A lease for seven years had been taken by the motherof-the defend. ant in the year 1836. She was at the time living apart from her husband ...

... LAW ANDi POLICE. Asruavsosr.-Imthe'Arches Court, on Wednesday, 'a suit of divorce wias instituted by Mr. Kendall against. ?? on-the ground.of adultery; by her cuimnmittedi with Lieutenant Walter Kendall, nephew of. 41r, Kendall. -The partrieswere married on the 28th of January, 1823, and cohabited till the-18th of April, 1842, having bad four children. The' adultery was dis- covered by the ...

... [1 ,ATRO S ~ tMURDER AT SPENALL, NEAR ., .: ' 1 ?? ' [ . . ?? I :(Abridge&'ftomithe -WorcesterChrosicle,.), in the -last sewo C'ircsicles it has been'- out painful-,duty to record; the 'arptictilars of ta most lamentabletragedy at ,Rouse. Lench, and this week .we have to lay before our readers an oc. cisuptof a far: more *trocious deedomittedvonCjsi-stmas- 6ay' at Spermnui, in Warwickshire, ...

... ADJOURM tAENSIR .,t - On Monday an adjsdurne'& coturt of Licnsing Magistrates was held at the, Court-house, Osborn-street, 'Whitec-haiel. John Garford, EsqA, in, the.chair.. .. - ' . : . : : APPLICATIONS FOit Nsw. LsiaEssxs.-.The'nunmber of: appli. cations for new licenses were no fewer-than twenty-eight ,Iaiid the number granted were the following nine:-To. Mr. James Punt, for a ?? East ...

... I 0 EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A MAGISTRATE. UNION.HALL(YESTERDAY).-Ann Ellis,an unfortunate female, was placed at the bar, before Mi. Cottingham, charged on suspicion with stealing a 5 Bank of England ?? appeared from the evidence, that the prisoner drove up to a public-house in Tooley-street, In a cab, about half-past six o'clock on Thursday morning, and presented a 5 note for change, The ...

... I I COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YLSTMRDAY THE QUEEN V. M'NnIL.-On their Lordships' taking their seats this morning, Lord Denman said the Court would proceed with the arguments in the case of The Queen v. M'Neil, which occupied the whole of Thursday--Mr. Fitzroy Kelly stated that, from a domestic affliction, the Solicitor-General was not able to attend the court to-day; he therefore trusted that ...