... _ Held before J. B. GxIUDoN, Esq., Coroner. On Monday, at the Infirmary, on the body of Mary Braggn. Jane Braggn, daughter of Joshua Braggn, of Horfeld, cloth cap maker, ?? was my sister, 15 years of age; on Monday last, 17th May, about five in the afternoon, I was fetched from home to the Waggon and Horses, where I found my sister very much hart, and sitting on a bank In the skittle- alley; ...

... _COUNTY: COURT. _ IMPORTANT To TRADESMEN.-OIn Thursday last a ease was e tried in the Bristol court which deserves the serious attention of all tradesmen, as showing to a greater extent than we believe is known, the great advantages of the newly-establislhed courts. An action was brought to recover £17 odd, due upon a boot- maker's bill, and it was objected by the solicitor for the defenld- g ...

... ?? D)., BI., and A. ACRtAMAN.-EX-pWOe AIlSOPP'S Proof.- Yesterday his Honour, Mr. Commissioner Stevenson, gave judg mnent in this case, which has ocenpied the attention of the coart during three or four sittings. Mir. Smith, as counsel, and Mr. Jarman, as solicitor, for the Messrs. Alleopp, the eminent brewers, of Burton-upon-Trent, applied to prove against the estate for thle smo 17 43. whic ...

... ! COUeNCcL-HOuse, Fsunir. Magistrates present: Thle Mayor, and Messrs. Lunell and 31ellaylle. Emma Hall was charged with illegally pawning several pairs of boots, the property of Peter Williams. The complainant stated that several mouths ago lhe intrusted the prisoner with some boots to make; he applied repeatedly for then, but could never got them from her, and upon finding, a few days since, ...

... Co UNcIL-HoUS, BRIsToL, SA TURDAY, Muay 22. Magistrates present: Thse Mayor, and Messrs. J. Howell and 1:. P. IKing. Joseph (illard and John Bennett were charged with robbing the garden of Samuel Packer, at West-street, Bedminster. Fourteen lettuces were stolen, and eight of them found on oueY prisoner, and six on the other, when applied to the stems left h in the ground fitted them exactly. ...