... L, FVIC LIVES LOST IN A. L OX NDNSEWtE. F Priday evening, at seven o'clock, information Ivas given at Pinlico pnliOe-itaticn, that a everal men who had beer. ordered hy the '7 minissioners of Sew- C b ers to examine the Sewers (formerly known slathe b Westminster common sewer.) which runs fom P a Warwivik-street, to IKenilworth-street, for the purpose of making preparalions for flushing, had ...

... IIOIUUBLE IlURDER IX QUEEN'S COUNTY, | (iliNI 'I'tll: LNUNS-itt l;Xl'tteSS.) T(iJl1t1TtON, SiAiT'UDoAY JlTN'O.-I have just nt- t(eidv ( ;131 ili(JOIS.L ill a V11lii ol murder, compiared to ehiclil il) Itll city 0ILt Ofi ?? Mirlinitigs sink ilito tie Simlde. L ?? i nit usii to ?? tO record such dail ly llieritokc ttaits ili dw Irish eharacter ns tiit liii leolitd ot tis ilqusCt, ispcuiiltly ...

... CA IRNAltVONSHIRE. CARNARVON, OCT. 18. .Before William J3ulkeley Hughes, Esq., MY., chairman pro ten.; Colonel Pennant, M.P., Sir t'harles F. Smith, (G. A. Maddock, Esq., Capt. M'Donald, .John lowlands, P.q., Rev. Wynn Williams, Rev. John WVilliams Ellis, Rev. Hugh Price, Itev. Griilith Owein, and F. J. Wallker Jones, Esq. A grand jury having been somewhattardily em- tnnielled, the chnirmaii ...

... ANG LESEY. BuA$UelIAaTU, OrT. 16. Before Sir ?? B. W. Bulkelcy, Bart., M.P., Chairmnttn; Itight Hon. Lord Vivinn, Norris Mattholw Goddard, E~q.; R1ev. RV. Jones, and the Rev. 0. Gethin Williams. 'IThe Chairman briefly infortned thoe Grand 'Jury of the faet that thectilendar eontatnednot more tha the names of two prisoners for trial, in dealing 'with irhich cises thev would have no difficulty. ...

... or TT I. ?? MA N N I N G S. CIMIT'AL C~oulT,-(TRURSDAy.) This bog thelay appointed fo)r the trial of Mart Thn oid cing thfe for thle ?? ol Patrick ?? Connor,, tbcl( ecrxtor of thel court wats dwisely tlironitt by, crowds. olpecrsons, acid preseated aI scene of OXCitL-. Inent an.. bustle whbich unimistakably jindicaited that sone~thint; of absorbing initerest, and of More thata ordinaury in por ...

... DEN.BIGSH IRE. I-WrITIl. I. DF.BNCII, OCT. 16. f 3Beforeliohn Kenton, Esq., Plas Heatun, Chair- . asna; Dr. Williams, Grove HIouse R' O. MoUls- I daleE-Esq,.; ThomaslHughcs, Es4q. Astrad; Thomas a Drow:nrardEsq., Bathlafarn Park; Bevis Thelwall, Esq., Bryn y ffynon:; Rev. John Jones, 1,lstigmit I.{:.R..Sandbach, Isq., l'lafoduns; John Price, EHq., e Llanrhaindr Hall, J. J. (oulkes, Esq., ...

... AUST RIA AND HUNGARY. n.MURDER OF COUNT LOUIS BATT1HYAN1. anl Ley The Red Emeo nd his accomplice Haynau, whlo, it appears, boasts that ?? he is at tiger, a blond- n I ound, and' a hymna, have perpetrated another mrmurder', and now the blood of Count Louis i3atthy- ani hast to be avenaged upon thre henri of the Red Emperor Francis Joseph, the vorrion-flogger. re, The murder of Count Louis ?? ...

... THE BERNIONDSEY MURDER. II of L i. tjL.J1JktA1 RE-EXAIINATION AND COMMI)JTTAL OF THE' PRISON ERS. t Friday an immense crowd of persons assembled, as ca 3es former examinations, at the Suurhwsrk police court- In the body of the court there was a great many well- dressed ladies, who endured much inconvenierce and red crowding that they might obtain a sight of the prisoa- ers. The bench was nlso ...

... FUNi7blilltE. MOLD, OcT. 18. Before Archdeacon ClouOh, Chairman; John Wynn Eyton, Esq., Leeswood; Llewelyn Falkner Lloyd, Esq., Nanuerch; P. Parry, Esq.; Sir Stephen Glynne, lart., HIawarden Castle; P. D. Cooke, Esq. ; Rev. 1. 0. Wunoch; Lord Sea- hanm, Brynypys; Col. Phillips, ithuallt. After the usaal preliminaries, the Chairman nd- dressed the Grand Jury to the following effect:- There were ...

... rXarionethshire. Quarter Sessions. . I - g .These Sessioni lere held on Friday, tile 19lh inst., u at the Town- HIll, . Dolgelley, before Edward Lloyd, Esq., Chairmnal , C. T. Thv,,stan, Esq., W. W. E. r 1Wynne, Esq., L. Owen Edwarde, a, q. G. P. Lloyd, u Esq., Mr. ?? Pugh, Isq., aiid the ltevorend lliard Y Danoes ' . O A Grand Jury of farmaers from~ the parigh of Celjrin. er was eipannelled, ...