... tSi PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. No. 1975 Vol. XXXVIII. AND LANCASHIRE, CHESHIRE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. Pricb 3^d. ...

... \fEBSRB. JEFFERY, MOERIBH, and Co. are iTA now tn tbfa HI- r»al and KaabkHiaMa all Iba HOVBLTIKS .4 aad Olacd, MoiiS. Satin and oti.ar M ANTLB». aDtiaMe lor • hla Hraaoa ta m ...

... LAW AND POLI ?? TU- 2 Y. GCO)TI Or BANSR-VJP rl Y. TirE SATIRIST NEWSPAPER.-IXN Rn-A. CARROLL, JUN- The bankrupt, wcho was descuibed as a newspaper proprietor, in the Strand, cane Up to pass siS last examinati M. Tile halance sheet, prepared by Mr. Maynard, and commlencitng 9th Novesn ber, 1846, and ending 12th August, 1847 showed-creditors, 1.638 5s.6d ; ditto, holding security, 200; ...

... THERECENTMURDERSIYEAR CANTON. The following correspondence in reference to the murder of six Engliebmen, netar the city of Canton, hass taken place between the directors of the Manchester Commercial Asso- ciation and the Fpresign-offiie : (copy.) MsanchesterConmmercialAssoctatiofl, March 16, 184S. My Lord-On the 25th September, 1846, andi Oth July; 1847, I had the honour to address your ...

... MYSTERIOUS MURDER NEAR R USCORM. [PROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE MANCItESTER GUARDIAN OF SATURDAY.] On Sunday evening last a mysterious affair occurred in the neighbourhood of Rockeavage. Three boys, who were strolling in the fields near the dilapidated buildings of that ancient pile, picked up a pedlar's box, which they found empty and bespattered with blood. Proceeding onward a little, they ...

... ASSIZE INTELLI GENCE. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT-CRSTEmR, APRIL 8. CROWN COURT. Il Before Mr. Justice Williams.J Joseph Clayton, aged 36, and Ralph W~ebster, 36, were placed at the bar, charged, tbe latter with wilfully setting fire to Clayton's house, and the former with aiding and assisting, with inteotto defraud the treasurer of the Sun fEre- office, the secretary of the. Wlst of England Insurance ...

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... POLI(CE INTLLLIGRpNCE-ThIDAY. -- MAwLTIIROTGH-STRstET.-A broker named Notima: was brought before Mr. Hardwick charged with having forcibly seized a watch from the person of Col. Montalvo Delamar, under the following circunrstances:- Mr. Dod, who appeared {or the complainant, said Ccl, Montalvo, about a fortnight ago, took apartments in Bond- street, at the house of a bosier named Taylor, who ...

... .PIRACY, MURDER,_AND SHIPWRECK. ACcoUnts from Singapoie of the 7th of Marcb, briig intelligence of a sad tragedy having been committed by convicts on board the ship Ge'ral Wood, of 700 tons, ys captain Stokoe, when the captain, officer?, and above ng75 persons perished by butchery and shipwreck. 7.1 he appears that the unfortunate vessel sailed on the ?? as of January last fromr Sinhapore, for ...

... (From the Timses., s I epes. as unto wise men, judge ye what I say. Even in the best governed countriks there has al- ways been a numierous class of persons who have thrown away all their chantces, and spoilt themselves I for the existing state of things. There is no form of s government whatever that will wipe away the stigma of crinte, that will give common sense to a fool or acti vity to a ...

... The usual fortnightly sitting of this court was held at tlie Court Room, Heaton-street, on Mfonday last, before JDhn Addison, Esq. Fifty cases were entered for trial, sixteen of which were settled before hearing. There were eight adjourned cases, and,*ur summonses after judg- meut, making a total of sixty-two causes. The following attorneys were in attendance:-Messrs. Rd. Backliouse, and Thus. ...

... On Saturday last an inquiry wvas held at the, Wheatsheaf Inn, l3icester, by George P. Ilester, Esq. deputy unronier, on view of the body of Michael Pagley, a licensed hawk~ler, aged 5i0 years, who had died suddenly. It appeared that the deceased, on the Tuesday previous, wvent to the WVheatseheaf to stay a few days, lhe then complained of being ill, and soon afterwa~rds w~ent out to get somes ...