... The magistrates of Hull were engaged on Wednesday in in. vestigating a charge of a very extraordinary nature, preferred by Sir Felix Booth against a young mjn named Felix Booth, second cousin and godson to the Ron. Baronet, and whom the latter charged with, having a few days agowriitten a letter, dated Horner.squarei in thattown, and forwarded through the General Post to the London residenice ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... FINAL EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF GItOCOCK. ilidivers Gllroncec/. who was brorught before Dr. Dent, at IDeriy, onl Saturday, is reported tl ruror iast, chargoer with a serrirrres ire, underwont a second esrlirlae tioii before J. Bell CAOMPrroix, lsq., aixd Dr. DEar, ?? the policc-ollice onl itondac xftreooeo. The girl (Eliza Allwood) was so far recovered as to be able to apliear against ...

... 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 ...

... ;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 ...

... MeONDcAY. These sessions coosmencce at tice Guildhall, Westminster, on Monday, before Mr. Sergeant Adams, clhaireace, an,-. a bench of ?? calendar contained the names of orly 17 prisoners, 12 of whom were charged with felony. ItARnAnaors TncPAM'crST OF A CtIco.-1fary Taylor-, a middle-aged woman of Bullen-court, Straocd, pleaded guilty to ace indictcraent charging leer with assaulting lier ...

... AC C I DENTS. WRECK OF THE QUEEN STEAMER.-Mr Hare, of Bristol, has furnished the following account of the disaster: - The Queen steam packet, Captain Gardner, started from Bristol on Friday last, at haltfpast ten o'clock r.as., with a valuable cargo and passengers ; and at eleven o'clock same night, being suddenly enveloped with a dense fog, struck on a rock in Jack's sound, off Milford ...

... I ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE, OXFORD CIRCUIT. ;SHREWSBURY.-FrAncis Parget, Wilfinas Dix, Theem,, Leclrcock, and James Smith, were arraigned uponra charee of having entered certain enclosed woodlands in the OCes pation of Joseph Ednmonds, on the 1st of December From the testimony of Oakley, Mr Gatteker's head-keeper it appeared that he was out on the night in question crisis nine other under-keepers, ...

... LAW INTRFLLIGBNCE-SArURD&Y. COURT OF CHANCFERY, The( sittings after Term) commenced this morning ' 'run QUEEN V. VISCOUNT CAtfTBRI~tlia. Thti' wits a proeretlini; arising out of thu acgidetatill destruction of tifs' Housses of Parliament by lire. Lord Canterbury, whol was at that tier Speaker of the House of Conitons, and permitted, toi right of Itie iffive, to occupty apartmieltS in ...

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