... YosscssiRE, TUESnAY, Dec. 9. (Before Air. Commissioner GusNeEY.) l 55ARl5SON, THE LEEDS ?? A5ID H15 THIREE WIVES. Hlenry Hlarrisol, 40, was charged with Isaviog onl the 18th ck of May, 1846, at Leeds, married one Sarah Ann Brown, he i' having a former wife thenualive. l3 This case excited a considerable degree of interest, the Court being crowded during its hearing. 'The prisoner, t ?? as the ...

... I nf- t* -fl1tQ' L-.. , ?? I ?? was, , I ~THE INQUEST. be IThe inquest on the bodies of ilie sufferers by the lament. Ot nre- able catastrophe at Sheffield (briefly mentioned in last week's O hm- Mercury!,, was opened on Tuesday at the MUSIC Hail, before ?? !Of Thomas Badger, Esq., coroner, at, 'ent Tt will be seen that the evidence tends to explain the alarm at A of fire, thouagh not ...

... COUNTY COURT, DERBY, SATUIMAY, Sept. 25. rD A . T ID r V - Fc ?? J-1-r/ I ..,VmU L vX kmuJLA - -* , -Ad ace, w 8.A 1g are [Before J. T. CANTRELL, Esq., Judge.] and INSOLVENCY. !ster In re Wm. Wilson-This insolvent, a prisoner, late of Tibshelf, cordwainer, came up for hearing. No creditor op. tave peared to ?? HoNouR ordered him to ile discharged t of ?? attorney, AMr. S. G. Smith. ider In re ...

... POLICE OFFICE, DERBY, TiURSDAY, June 1. I D -_.Ad L. - . .- a__. ?? _I of Luefore the MAYoi%, and Dr. BENT.) 'at WHOLLESALE Ronaxazza AY A FEaz~LFa-Matilda Peet, Ti. )re residing on Nottingham-road, Derby, was brought up on I oid remand from the previous Thursday, charged with seversl Ti Ont wholesale sobberles of wearing apparel. -It appeared that the mt nd: prisoner had been in'thle habit of ...

... LBefore J. RADFo.n, Esq., Iajor MOSLEY, and W. Cox Esq. GAmiE CAsL.-James Raittsfosrth, labourer, was summoned for unlawfully being upon a public hisghway adjoining certain enclosed land situate in the township of Duffield, in the occu- pation of William Gamble, with a net far the purpose of taking tand destresying ?? appeared that between three and four o'clock on the morning of Monday, the ...

... _- . -, t-n . D ._ [Before the Hon. G. H. CAVasNDIS, M.P., EDWARO RAD- ml FORD, Esq., W. LONGSDON and R. W. M. NESPIRLD, ha Esqrs., Lord DEzNIANS and Sir MYLLES CAVE BROWNE PO , CAvE, Bart.1l t At these petty sessions the charge sheet presented the ns formidable array of 31 cases, and there was as much business K done as is usuallv transacted in a day at the quarter sessions at . or assizes. ...

... TflE RUGELEY POISONING CASES. - - ra - a I I Aln THIE INQUEST ON MR. WALTER PAL MER. v MONDAY. The following evidence concluded the proceedings on Monday:- a Professor A!fred Swaine Taylor, ?? Fellow of the Collegeof PhysiciansandProfessorofChemistryat Guy's 0 Hospital-On Monday, Dec. 24, tile viscera of the de- 11 ceased were delivered to me at Guy's Hospital by In- l spector Crisp. They were ...

... GOVERNMENT INQUIRY INTO A_ sopp( ., . ' ~ ~ h fUA-UlL. ?? for Information was thist dy received here fro' Tile-e | to a Office to the effect that a strict rvestigtiatin lorid 7' lch place into the circumstances attending the fil , . ueri humrn skeleton, supposed to lie tile remnailr of a 6( at ' | *e-, named Bell, who was missed at Middleton eight ' and has never since been heard nf, and who ...

... King's Head Hotel. A large company assembled to do honour to Mr. Alderman Gadsby, who haa worthily discharged the duties of chief magistrate during the past year. The chair was occupied by W. T. Cox, Esq., Mayor. The hour at which the dinner took place, preclude! the possibility of our giving a report of the proceedings this week, but we intend doing so in our next impression. hear that grand ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1H. [Before the MAYOR, T. MADELvY, R. FORMAN, and H. F. GiSBOnvE, Esqrs. ] e Edward Wood, charged with being stripped in Mr. Pegg's e yard in the Morledge, and wanting to fight, and with resist- ing police-constable Dimock, was ordered to pay 2s. 6d. to the poor-box. A DoUBLz ASSAULT.-Bartholomew Byron, an old of- fender, charged with assaulting David Hildyard, ...

... nomE CLRCUITELiNGSTON, APRaIL. BOYLE ?? WVISENOAN. a ACTION' FOL liliES. AGAINST CAIltiN.i WVISEMAN. rhil £C1010 DlAMAGES. Vl [Blfore ?? Baron PI,ATT SOnl a Special JUVY.3 I Tubs was tin actioit brought bly tile NOV'S. Mtr. Boyle, ha Roman Catholic pliest, against Cardinal Wiaseian to recoveril ilani11-C ageslot a libel. mi Card(inlal I'tStfaOSlOlii ?? a witness shi Sat uiponlt11e lierl'li ...

... POLICE OFFICE, SATU^IDAY, Oct. 7. n -- I.. ark n n-..- -- Y c---sll FA [Before the MAYOa, Dr. BeNT, and J. SANDARS, Eage1 A BoGINsa LErrTER asiOTER.-Ann Crooks, a middle- tl aged woman, a native of Wirksworth, who has been convicted asi several times for felony, was charged with begging.-Mrs. cc liallam, of North-street, Duffield-road, stated, that about a quarter-past one on Thursday ...