... ]'is 'CAi III1,ii thle belle tot w ot 1,o1 nvati to thle Ilila Itoiii as Jercois KtiAell!,i s1 thle lobby Of the 'A-IL gavc ill )eellfoila tititik ito- to ,.,I ci e itid i ?? hensla tliot, toi it ?? lotet hir woy tale t e h llwrtiht that ataolit'lialf litst elt W1 t~t he olt~i tt tt 'Icet stat,,edha tu sniothdo FrohV tj~t thle 1pnistfll(, waostott ~it h woii~~~eol in sri ie ?? e~t1 i titg ...

... CORONEW'S INQUESTS. DREADrUL DEATIL-.J. E. Hyplman, Esq., city coroner, held an inquest at 49, Thomas-court, on the body of WVi- liam Brsldsturd, who came by his death under the circian- stances detailed in the e'vidence Anne Bradsford examined-I am mother of deceased, who died at ten o'clock on Saturday night; he was quite well at six o'clock; Anne M 'Farlan had charge of the child all day on ...

... ASSIZE INTBLLIGPN&$ NSORTHERN CIRCUIT-Yonic, MtARCH 17. CIVIL SIDE, (Before Mir. Baron Parke and a Spoecial jury)] Ti'a sTERRIY AlND OTHERs V. LORD OG5ANtT1,5 Ths aasenntion to recover the balance or a bankIn~g account. Mr. Davidas and Mr. Crommpton for the Plalatiffs; Mr. Marlin and Mr. Walton for the defendant. Mr. Dundalk stated the caee for the plaintiff. lite said he appeared before them ...

... ASS17E lNTELLIGEN, . tix.tltr) CIRCUIT-sltttlWSvisYl MAntOSE 23. Mr. Tit5, Wiglittoan arrived here about three o'clock on 'Thors- . ;tfttrd, swherie Mr. Justice Erskitte will retnain until thre tt.,f tilda have termtinatedt; and, alttlotgh they excite no interest in P t .~~ I V Ineighltourhaod, it is probable that several ,I be ot-cuaie l in their disposal, and that hils lordship wvilt e.drt ...

... T1he General Qaartcr Scsaons for tins borough coin- menced onl Motrday morning l;Ist, before MAYMEW ;ic 'IALeoT BaLNs, Esq., Recorder, 'I'he following geutl- ce inen Nvele sworn of tire GrlAaN JuRY:- pr TniOei.%s Dirou, Es(I., Jbremran. le C. Bamford, junr., Esq. Iubert Kirk, Esiq. ev Bishop ttarrby, Esr. Th(omal Lovitt, Esq. pi Richarda Cautiey, Eisq. ulesury Levett, Esq. otl U' llain C.tey, ...

... aj tI51AOHDffARY SUICIDE.-On Monday evening an inqutest a i at the Kig'g o Head Stls, High-street, Borough, before ?Alsz, the City coroner, on viewv ot the body of Mr. John ti : : a ...

... The Learned Judgc 6itered 1eaunmiris in thle v afternoon of 'Tuesday last, escorted by the High s Sherifl'of the countv, O even Robelts, Esq. ofI Blan, d and the usual cGoteqe, Trie commissions wvere d opened forthwith at the Shilre litll, by E. AW c Lloyd, Esq. and the court adjourned to nine on Wednesday mooning, on thle undelstandillg that v the ease of alleged murder at Llangefni, in which ...

... LA IV NOTICES-THiS DAY. HOUSE OF LORDS. C-irs.-Luisiiden v Lnmsden, further bearing-Johnltornc v Beittie-Thlursdyd Dixon (or Fisher) v Dixon-Withy v AMangles, uxpamrti' as to one of tie respondents-Lord Mfontgomerie v the Ihurl of Eglinmon, further hefring-Dunilop v time Eaxl of Eglintomi- Appointed for hearing tie filrst cause day after the Recess at linster, Waters v Groom. The Lord ...

... CARLOW ASSIZES-TnURSDAY, MARCH 9. EXTRAORDINARY CASE-THE CAUEOW ELECTION. Pat. Mahon, of Grangelorth, applied for a sum of £25, compensation for injuries rendered him by the malicious burning of hishouse, which wasentirely cou- ?? on ?? 10th of Mav, 1842. Our readers will remember this case, which was fully reported in the Sentinel of December 17, 1842, wlhen it came before the cess-payers at ...

... On Tuesday evening a most important inveutigation, which oceupied nearly tour days, was resumed and concluded before Mr Wakley, M.P., at the House of Correction, Cold- bath fields, touching the death of James Doyle, aged 38, late a prisoner in that gaol. The inquiry was opened on the 15th ult., and certain charges, imputing neglect and ill treatment on the part of the officers of the prison, ...

... ASSOOZATEON. WfTI-003&2-~'-' I The second Public meeting of the above association was held on londay 3,efnifg last, in the large Public Room, Broadeawed. between 1200 and 1300 members present, and Ther ha was take'S by George Thomas, Esq- The CH1AIRSAN, iii opening the business, stated that since the last meeting 751 new members had been registered, mak- ing the total number 1374. [This ...

... The Gloucestershire intermediate sessions commenced on Tuesday, before P. B. Purnell, Esq., and, in the ab- sence of Sergeant Ludlow, C. Hayward, Esq. The calendar contained the names of upwards of 100 persons. The following are the sentences of the prisoners:- TiLANSPORTATvoN.-Seven Years: John Cook, for steal- ing the moneys of Thos. Claridge; Richard Hill, for stealing from the person; Benj ...