... BEFORE MR. CORONER. Saturday, the lotli inst., at Turnditch, on the body of Herbert Alton, aged months. Deceased, the child of very : respectable parents, had been taken to bed by its mother, Thursday night, quite well, and was found by her on Friday morning, dead. Mr. Thos. Lomas, of Belper, surgeon, had doubt that deceased had died of convulsions. Verdict that effect. ...

... 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 ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION. As tiiis Report far too long to be inserted entire in our paper, we shall point out, and furnish extracts from, the principal subjects remarked upon the Committee. And first, the Company's Accounts The examination the Company's Accounts comprises period from the 30th June* 1844, to the 31st Dee., 1848. The Committee and the Accountants (Messrs. Qiiltur ...

... containing a number of blades corresponding with the year in which it was made. It was stated at an anti-malt tax meeting, on Wednes- day, that the brewers in 1830 consumed 700,000 quarters of barley less than were used in 1799, and yet produced one willion barrels more beer. ...

... i, I CContinued from page 4.) - HOUSE OF LORDS, Moshat, March ft. Lord Campbell's two bills on Scotch marriages and regis* ! tration were read third time and ]>assed, under a protest troni the Earl Aberdeen, who complained that these 1 sures had been hurried through the house. , The Relief of Distress (Ireland) Bill was read a second time - on the motion of Lord Lansdownk. r ! Their lordships ...

... i.oosf-Sl k-Mfr, April . ». The monster Anglais-Paris excursion, undertaken by Mr. Crisp, for conveying a certain number True Britons from London Paris, and rice took place this day. The se ...

... lii-Patients admitted - 10 Out-Patientsadmitted - 11 Ditto discharged - -22 Ditto discharged - - Ditto accidents Ditto accidents Ditto dead - - - 1 On the Books - - the House Inoculated for Cow Pock 0 HOUSE VISITORS FOR THE NEXT WEEK: Mr. Charles Mozlev and Messrs. Madeley and Frost. rIIVSUIAN AND SITRGEON FOR THE NEST WEEK. Dr. Baker and Mr. Fox. Legacy the late Ladv Tamworth, (less duty) ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, July 3, 4 o'Clock. Consols for Account, 91 J. per Cents., 92J j. Exchequer, 44 7 pm. RAILWAYS. North Western, 130 132. Midland, 67 8- _ Halves. 12& dis., 13 North Staffordshire, dis., di». , South Eastern, iOJ I. Caledonian, 25J j. Pref., pm. Great Northern, dis. _ Western, 81 83. London and Brighton, 375. North British, York and Newcastle, 19} 20J. No. 1 and 2, 6J di«. . ...

... Our market continues to be well supplied with fat beasts; the number to-day from the North was large and the quality generally good. The supply of fat sheep and lambs was not so large, but yet there was improvement in the price. The show of fat pigs was more plentiful than it has been for some time. Fat and store calves were numerous. Beef, sd. 5A.il. ; Mutton. sd. (id.; Lamb, 18s. to 21s. ; ...

... From the Morning Ihrnhi. The endless devices the Free-trade journals in dealing with the monthly returns the Board Trade, compel ; to examine, month by month, those documents ; and to show from them, what any*fair examination makes quite evident, that the results of the experiment now carrying have been, thus far, altogether variance with the hopes held out. The returns which have just ...

... plentiful among our operative!, a youth about 18 years of age, one of large family, tired of idleness, and having no desire to clem, determined to push his fortune. Having with some difficulty raised thirteen pence, he started from Macclesfield and walked Liverpool. Arrived there, he made his way to the docks seek employment in some vessel. He was unsuccessful, but this did not deter him ...

... Birmingham, Saturday. In consequence the continuance of the strike amongst the coal-miners in this district the makers of iron have been good deal interrupted in their operations, although itis feared that the men, usual in such unfortunate differences, are far the greatest sufferers. There are a great number of them perambulating the country, living upon some paltry contributions am! other ...