... WRIT EKROII. the Court Queen's Bench, on Thursday, the Lord Chief Justice stated that judgment would not pronounced in the case of the Queen v. O'Brien, Meagher, &c., until Tuesday, (yesterday). 1 prisoners Goswatz, English, and others, who were convicted for illegally drilling and training, were also to brought on Tuesday to assign errors. MIRIIEK. The I.ime rich Chruniele gives the ...

... [ Ilvjuie J. T. CaNTREI.I., ] WIiITINUIIAM V. lIIM'KS. This was a new trial to recover possession of a certain stable, let by the plaintiff to the defendant, with ltd. damages. The case was tir.-t tried in November last, when verdict was endered for the plaintiff, damages -11. Mr. 1 lew for the defendant, on the previous court day filed affidavits which set forth that the principal witness, ...

... the House of Peers. Increase of Insurances. —In 1831 the value of insured property was something above 520,000,(MKll. 1841 it amounted to C 82.000.0001., being about an increase | of percent, in years, and since then it has increased in equal proportion. Excise Law.—On Friday last, a curious information, | laid the Excise against publican, named hinder 1 Fearnley, and Mr. Robert spirit ...

... Sunday morning the most extensive tire that has occurred tile metropolis for some time past broke out, shortly before o'clock, at No. 2, New-square, Lincolu's-inn, which for upwards of hours continued bum spite the many tons water that were momeiitariiy tiibutedoverit. The building in which the disaster origin; ted was about sixty feet wide, of considerable depth, and lour lino;-, high. 11 was ...

... accident a most horrible character occurred im the Windsor ami Richmond line railway, about two miles from Katcliet. the evening Tuesday, man named Charles Brooks, a labourer at work the line between that terminus and Wynmlir-lmry. appcarsthat the lip-line from to is undergoing repairs, and that all the between those two stations have to proceed towards London the down-line of rails. The ...

... will admit candidate* for passages to Australia, orphan girls from the workhouse, who have completed their thirteenth year. The candidates must fit for labour, have been vaccinated or had the small-pox, and free from contagious infectious diseases. They must have sufficient knowledge of reading, writing, and arithmetic, and the principles the Christian religion, and have a good character ...

... Tuesday, Jan. !>. Amber-gate,Notting.,Boston, Midland, and Eastern June., 4 di» Do. 501. Shares, int Birni. and Oxford. 25$ Do. liir. & |lert>v, ti l Bri*. and Exeter, ]) ...

... purpose of encouraging the formation of schools for the education of farmers' sons, in connection with the Established Church. Modern French Pronouncing Book ; or, Parisian Pronunciation Exemplified through the Medium of English Sounds. By Louis Sandier. Second edition. —{London : Jiahhriti). —Respecting this work, the Educational Times of June Ist, IMS, justly says—The author certainly ...

... The Court continues :it \Viixlsor. The Queen takes exercise daily, anil i'i . Albert frequently enjoys the sport of shooting. Among the recent visitors the castle have been Sir Robert and Lady Peel. The baronet and his lady had the honour of being present at the representation of Hamlet before the Queen Thursday. The Duchess of Kent is usually a guest the v«>y:.l dinner table. The l'rincess ...

... Free Hospital, Gray's-innroad, the bodies Johanna Johnson, aged II ; Bridget Quill, ; James Andrews, and Michael Harper, children belonging the Holborn Union. who had been inmates Drouet's Pauper Establishment, af Tooting. A lengthened report was read Mr. Grainger, one of the inspecting medical officers the Board Health. This report very strongly condemned the arrangements of the establishment ...

... PRELIMINARY MEETING THE IRONMASTERS OF SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. On Thursday the preliminary meeting the ironmasters of tliis district, was held at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton, and was attended by a larger number gentlemen engaged in the trade than have been usually present similar occasions. In fact, every house importance in the district was represented, and amongst those present were —Messrs. ...

... Mr. Mtvsti.i. Ingram's Hound* will meet on Thursday, Jan. 11, at Bret by Park. Saturday, l.'t, Rlithfield. Monday, ('hartley Park. Thursday, at The Spread Eagle. Saturday, at Blythebury. At a quarter before eleven. The Domngton Hound* will meet Wednesday, Jail. 10, at Cavendish Bridge. Saturday, * 13, at Chaddesden Cross Road. Tuesday, Iti, at Prestwould Wednesday, 17, at Stanton-by-Dale. ...