... 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 ...

... 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. ...

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

... 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 ...

... Tilt' accounts lit' till' quarter's revenue will made to J Thursday, nest the .'itli A|»ril, and published in tin- usual t'onii tlit- tollow inn day. More than usual interest attaches to the account the April quarter, concluding it doe- what ' is called the financial)ear. It upon the data disclosed the state the accounts this period that the Chans ccllor of the was accustomed to make his ...

... The supply this morning of fat beasts was not large, and generally the quality was the middling sort; higher price* were asked, but do not consider there was any alteration in price. The show of sheep was large and very good in quality, but the demand was exceedingly flat; consequently several luts were driven away unsold. Calves were mora plentiful; the supply fut pig > was large. Beef. sd. ...

... I'nder the head of Foreign Intelligence we have mentioned the loss life consequent on these riots. .Mr. Macready j had left New York and escaped to Boston. The following from the .Ycic fork Herald gives additional ; particulars: Ntw Saturday, May 12. Throughout the day rumours were abundant that riotous organization the most formidable character was in progress, and that still more Moody scene ...

... ! In patients admitted - 12 Out-Patients admitted - .'H Ditto discharged 7 Ditto discharged - -28 Ditto accidents Ditto accidents Ditto dead I On the Books - - 320 In the House - Inoculated for Cow Pack rt lIOCSK VISITOR (OH THE NEXT WEEK: Mr. Oodwiii and Mr. Ilarvey. PHYSICIAN AMI KOK THE NEXT WEEK. Dr. Kent and Mr. Wrifcht. ...

... 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 ...

... On Tuesday the Juki's appointed to proceed and hold tinassize of over and terminer and general gaol delivery in and for the several counties comprised within their respective circuits ( with the exception of the lloiue, Oxford, and South Wales circuits>, finally appointed the days for opening the commission in each county, viz. : lII'I'IT. .lodges.—The Bight lion. Mr. Baron Alderson and the ...

... Mansfield to replace those which are pone# have been imitating the conduct theirfi Spredeeissc.s. _ t» Thk WKATHfcR.—We learn from Mr. Davis, that .|therinometer stood Wednesday morning, at IS ; and in Friar-pate, during the night it fell 11°; at Walion-on-Trent, 11° Slicing respectively 14°, IS, and below the freezing!§ point'. has not been cold, early in the season, > many years. £ ...

... 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 ...