... CORONER'S INQUEST.-FATAL PIIESCRIPTION. On Wednesday ?? nine o'clokc, Mr. Wakley and the jury jimpunelled to livestigate the death of Mliss Sarah B, Collyer, aged *22, the yonng lady alleged to have died from the eff cis of all unaulboi i ed mnedicite prescribed for ter by Dr. Cronin, re-assemnbled at the Wheutshtear. lligh-street, Camden Town, further to pr secute their inquiry. Dr. Cro- miu ...

... Mkktino ok thk Comussiombs.—An adjournedt^ ing of this body was held on Tuesday for the purposed the report of the Gas and Water Committee. Mr 1 was called on to preside. On taking the chair, he 01 * the last meeting he had requested the Board to u chairman ; his reasons for doing were, because agreed to accept the office, understood that the of the Board would transacted in the committees, ...

... Sir— Allow me, if you please, room in your columns just to offer a few words in reply to the two correspondents signed •* Z and Ceres, in your paper last week. They fail in answering ther question, whether malt or steeped barley, is as profitable for a farmer as linseed cake, not only in the fatten- ing cattle, but in the consumption of straw, and in enriching the manure. I shall not ...

... ' ' CO-URT; -OF COMMON COUNCIL. - . , -s- u 'CoRPOR'ATION iiOoRm.-A Court was held on Toes. day.q The asuteimonsa stated that the Court would be spe ial, for tbe' eliction of the various city officers, and oen-';n ,otber business. -Mr. J. Dixon, on the Lord Mayor taking-the chair, expressed regret that the feeling of some'of the. members had 'manifested itself in so objectionable a manner at ...

... The State of Ireland.—On Saturday a meeting of the Marylebone vestry took place the Court-house, Marylebone. The Rev. Dr. Spry, the rector, in the chair. Mr. George Darnell rote to move that the proposition of Lord George Bentinck to expend sixteen millions of money in the construction of railways in Ireland is unjust in principle, impolitic, and detrimental to the empire at large, and that ...

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... of the D in Ire- Scotland now amounts to upwards of £130 000 ™.rM' fitwS; The London pugilists, bv a series relitf ® x b ll0I,B have raised nearly £200 for the elief of Irish distress. On Sunday last the sum of was contributed at the Wesley an chapel, Cheetham-hill Wi' Sunday last two sermons were preached' hv ya p sl? N rthwi » that in the morning ' enn ® ,, » of W amngton-lodge and Liverpool ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. HENRY-arREET OFFICE. A fellow named Pat Alcock was charged with having assaulted a respectable young woman named Mary Clinton. It appeared that both parties resided in the same house, and the rere of the concerns was occupied by a pugnacious pig. The window of the room in which the complainant resided looked into the yard, and the pig taking advantage of the open ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-SATURDAY. COLLEOE-STREET OFFICE in SERIOU CHARGE AGAINST A STOCKBROKER -On Sa- se turday Mr. Richard Clsyton Browne Clayton appeared at to this office to prefer a charge agaiust Mr. Henry Lanauze, w the eminent stockbroker of Colleei-green. t' Mr. M'lDonough, Q C., with Mr. Dowsley, as Soijoitor, to appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Carleton, with Mr. la Connor, appeared for ...

... ACCIDENTS. OFFENCES, AND OCCURENCES. MELANCHOLY CASE.-An inquest was held lately, in the parish of Calne, on the body of a youth, who was found drowned in a ditch. In the absence of other evidence, the jury returned a verdict of Found drowned. It appeared that the lad's parents, residing in London, had been well off, but were so reduced that his father got him an engagement in the sea ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert accompanied the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice and the Princess Helena, and also by Count Alexander Mensdorff, left Windsor Castle at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, escorted by a party of the first regiment Life Guards for the Slough station of the Great Western railway. The august party were conveyed from Slough to the ...

... DlAIL COURr-WEDNESDAY. (Sitlings in Banco bejorc the Fall Court.) TIlE QUEEN V. 'rTI CHTURCIHWVARDLNS, &,C., or f3ANGOR. Lord Deriman gave judgment in this case. A mandamus had been issued commanding the defendants to take the necessary steps for making a rate for the purpose of raising a sufficient sum of money to pay the costs of surveys, and a va- luation of the property in the parish, ...