... The inquest upon the unfortunate man White ?? commenced on Monday belore J. B. GrIndon, Esq., coroner. Several thousands of people congregated round tile policc-station, in which place the unhappy woman Ferris, who committed the foul deed, was confined, and also round the house in which the in- quest was held. The jury, after beng sworn, proceeded to view the body, whichl presented an awful ...

... FRIDAY. 0 Before the MPayor and Mer. Jones. A TERaIFYING 'Ini.EF.-A young sca-faring.looking t man, calling himself Henry Spring was brought up on a v charge of live direct robberies, and for having been I found at the dead hour of the preceding night con. cealed beneath the bed of the landlord of the Ship Glory in Church-lane, he having also in his possession C Ye pistols, three of which ...

... I FRIDAY. d Bemfre Aldermen Gresham, Cookman, and Afr. Firbank. n DtsOtDERcIKS.-Joseph Booth was charged with a having committed an assault upon P. C. 16, while en- v deavouring to remove him from Leadenhall-square when he was causing or joining in a great disturbance on Sunday evening. Fined ten shillings and costs, or to be imprisoned for fourteen ?? prisoner on being b taken from the bar, ...

... ISUICIDE 0F MR. ALSAGER, I THE OFFICIAL AS soIGNEE. I The doath of this gentleman occurred atl two o'clock eta Sun- Il day morning, ait his resldence 26, Quen-siluure, Blootnnsbury,; from wounds Inflitedes by )its own hand on thle 11thl lestaist, and cc whose decease hits called forth an exprecsion of dleep regrct from di oII partlc5 to whomn this respected gentleman Itad been known. I oil ...

... - El FRIDAY. ai Before the Mayor, Mr. Firbank, and Mr. Jones. A Edward Biliton, mute of the ship Sebasti an, charged ft with having in his possession thirty-eight pounds of t( foreign Manufactured tobacco which had riot been entered b. for the Customs' duties, was remanded until Tuesday. ro Joseph Zingaree, a foreign seamanI detected smug- gling a smaller quantity of tobacco, was fined £3, or ...

... SATURDAY no Before Alderman Theompsons. DRUNK AND DisoRIDERLY.-An emerald looking lady S in good feather, who rejoices in the name of Annllitrris, Fri thuhlike Nioibe all tears for the nonce, wsti eiharged by P.C. 103, with having kicked up a parlous wo row in her locale-one of the courts in Posterrngate- up, and afterwards disturbing the solitudes of Robinson-row exa at the witching hour, % ...

... LIABILITY OF DIRECTORS OF ABAN- DONED RAILWAY SCHEM1ES TO RETURN THE DEPOSITS TO THE SHAREROLDERS Wowrxer v. SHAIRP.-This case, which involvesques- tions of great importance to all persons Who have been or are either directors, committee-men, or shareholders, in projected railway companies, has been again brought.be- fore the courts, and, previous to the lengthened argau ment of which it will ...

... I I COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. TnE QusEN v. FERHAND, M1. P.-Mr. S. Martin, Queen's Counsel, in this case, in which a rule nisi had been obtained by his friend Sir F. TThesiger, showed cause, on Tuesday, why a criminal information should not be filed against Air. W. B. Ferrand, 51. P., for cer- tains libels on Mor. . C. Lewis, one of the Poor Law Commissioners, contained in two letters, dated the ...

... ?? (Before the Vie; CUANCIILLOR op ENGLANfD.) n DISMISSAL OF AN AGENT TO THE h GLASGOW & LIVERPOOL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. BaEBNER V. MWNAt.-This was an application for 1 an injunction to restrain the defendants, who were di- 0 rectors in the Glasgow and Liverpool Steam-packet c Company, from discharging the plaintiff from the office P of agent to the company, in which position he had been P ...