... On Monday, Mr. Wulley, MIP., conlcuded an inquest in' the House of Correction, Coldbath Fields, onl the body of Richard Homer, aged 23, a cab-driver, sentenced by Mr. Combe, of the Clerkenwell Police Court, on the 29th ult_ to 15 days' imprisonment, for non-payment to his em. ployer of 14s., considered in the Coroner's Court a simple debt. The inquiry was adjourned from Saturday, that a ...

... AA'kREIlENSION OF A GANG OF THIEVES AND RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS,| The Marlborough Street Police Office was on Tuesday I literally besieged with tradestrien dvsirousouf hearing the Examination of fhur persons in thle usiolry of the pqoitet\ charged with uroing in their posseoason it large quantity ofyroperty, the produce of rmauy robberies committed on shopkeepers in the mete opolis. The ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert returned to Osbornehouse at three o'clock Monday afternoon from Southampton. Cowes, Sept. 15.—We believe it now arranged for the Queen and her household to leave O: borne-house for Windsor to-morrow week, wh'ch event wil a fertile source of regret to the residents of Cowes and the island generally; as the condescending manner of her Majesty during her here has been ...

... 1 LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPy. I BUSINESS OF TUIli1PfiUING WEilK. :(Bef'ore Mrg' emmniaioiier UtrOK,) MfoNDAJ Srip. .21-Pleaumont and Wiliamsonoi !.eeda, share broke ?? l~tJ,i' no'f rctts j Thos. .Yhcisonn Saliterbebble, noat Haif~ax .,mannf..ctar~r. '.Judgmr-n in respect of coita to wit. ?? it' ?? H~ailewell and ?? Ulrtihouae, dyera, la,- .iarn iadi ?? 8; Win. Braim a d Jonas Wade, ann. ...

... jaoltrr f*ltcll iftlue. MANSION HOUSE. A FatEND--On Saturday John Robert Robinson was charged with having robbed Samuel Cootes, late of the Royal Artillery, of W0s. and a shirt and pair of stockings. -The complainant stated that he had purchased his dis. charge from the Artillery, after 98 days' service. He had bed quit? enough of the military life, which was not at all to his taste, and the ...

... ELINflCGRIE ASD NORTHERN RSAILIVATYCOMSPANY V. LEVEN. This-was a case at theinatance of the Edinburgh and Nor- thern Railway Company against Air John Leven, W.S. who is proprietor of eer taln subjects in the neighiboiurhood of Barnt- island through which the railway passes. Tile railway com- pany, as a preliminary to their requiring possession, and until the actual value of the subjects should ...

... THE LATE FORGERY ON GOUTTS'S. THLLAT FBANK.I-I BE.EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF CAPT. RICHARDSON. Friday being the day appointed for the last examination of Captain William iicha'dson, late chairman of the Worcester, Tenbury, and Ludlow Railway, who, it will be renieibei'ed, stands charged with forgery en the banking-house of Messts. Coutts, the courtat the Mansion- house was crowvded to excess ...

... -- . . A II I - at - an ?? Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Mr. C. C. Lewis, coroner for the southern division of Essex, and the jury empannelled to investigate the circumstances attending the attrocious and mysterious murder of the police. constable George Clark, on the night of the 29th of June last, re-assembled for the fifth time, pursuant to adjourn. ment;,at the Cross-keys Inn, facing ...

... TIIE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NOTTINGHAM AND LINCOLN RAILWAY. The adjourned Inquest upon the body of Henry Glo. ver, who was killed by the unfortunate eccident which oecurred at Conalstone, on the Nottingham and Lincoln line of railway, was resumed in the Committee-room of the General Hospital, at ten o'clock on Monday morning. The firstwitness called was Samuel Higton, whobeing again examined, ...

... The Duke of Wellington, accompanied by the Marquis of Anglesey, the Master-General of the Ordnance, Captain Lord Clarence Edward Paget, R.N., Captain Whitmore R.E., and several officers of the Royal Engineers, arrived at Sheerness on Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, on visit of inspection of the fortifications at that port. On His Grace and partv's arrival in the harbour, the steamer Black Eagle, Vice ...

... cmaCUT 6oOZ or aotW. The Court was opened here yesterday, by Lords MoNCaxEFF and CocaEuRNs. After an impressive prayer by the Rev. Dr FoasyTas, the fol- lowing cases camne on for trial. iTHEFT. Christ ian Fraser, or.Passion, was placed at the bar adid pled Guilty of stealing some articles of weuiring apparel which wereI bleaching on the Castle Hill; and also to being habit and repute a thief. ...

... PoLICE. A JIST -MA(ntSTsTt.-At tine Thames l'olice colurt on Thlitrslav (C. M'Caskill, aged 32, wvho is related itiedl conl- liectd With SconIe ?? repcs01table families, 'and whose cast- issiltatioll onl that accoulit i Ipoeared to excite a good deal of interest was brogl dit before Alr Ballantine, citirged with stealilg sevell heilf-crowls ill all Oniiibus under h^ectllicr tir- crmstanses as ...