... EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE ONO A RAMLWAY. I . . . . n On Saturdiy evenlig, Mr., W. 0arter, the coroner. for d East Surrey,` held awlonginsquiry at the Railway Tavern, a EastCroydon, touching the deathof Firancis Olley, aged 32, r- a coachman Intthe service of Mr FrederlokAhllen, the 'iding n m-ster, of Bryanston Square, :ad also' of Brighton, who 3. committed'suicide under the followinga ...

... M=NCHESTER GAOLaSESSION. !:i ANCHESTEW GAOL SIES Iso N. TeMchaelmas, quinrzerl' ?? a tihe borough f~ 1;Of Macchiester was held on M~onday last, at the CoIt Housei , II Brown-street. John Potter, Esq1. mayor;, ?? the chair,- my' k and the following magistrates were preixt;'piig' of ci Neild, Daniel mdande, ?? .Rfago, a.'nse-pe is reports were read :- ra.Tefloigetipl is VISITING JUSTICES' REPORT ...

... - I . r ?? The pleasant-mairket. town of Otley, in the valley of the to Wharfe,' about tenv miles'from Leeds, in the direct line of. d: road between Harrogate and Boltonu Abbey, has just been of the scene. of a most diabolical outrage, in which one man's ?? life .was instantly sacrificed, and. six orseven other persons ig were stabbed, includig a miarried woman, who lies in a very e pre, irius ...

... THE S'rocKPoRT DISTURBANCES. IRESUMnT) TVOTTTflV- .MNnAV At RESUMED INQUIRY.-MONDAY. The magistrates met on Monday, in the committee-room, t g at the Court House, Stockport, to continue their inquiry into R L. tl~e late disturbances. The. only remaining charges to be a teramined were those against William Walker and George e it Walker, two men who, after having absconded to avoid ap- a n ...

... MIURDF 1OF A WOMA-N Y. ERB iUSBAD. -1 I f. - 4 n wss alarmed I The ?? of the: Mintoie the sa ow armed on Wednsday. evening by the circulation of a reprht a man had mardered his wife, at Mr. Burton's, optioian, 47, Chinchstreet. Fromwhat can be gathered freom the family and neighbours, it appears that a Mr. and Mrs. Cowigen were on a visit for the Christmas week at Mr. Buarton's. They hail been ...

... TILE ALLEGED POISONING CASE. I ?? PARTICULARSI FURTHER PARTICULARS. i We have elsewhere given particulars of this case, which was an partially investigated at the City Police Court on Wednesday. ai 1 lnrther inquiry has brought to light a few circum atanices which may prove interestirg. ve Yesterday morning, Mr. Herford, the city coroner, having e several inquests to hold, vvas prepared to ...

... M- A -1- A MONDAY. to le ATIEMPT TO M ItRDgac-Plilip Smith wax charged f st at the City Police Court 'with stabbing John Timmins, with W intent, on the 16th of June last. On the day in question,the TI prosecutor was at Craven's beerhouse, London Road, and the ie prisoner was also preseitt. The two men were drinking Vs together, and a slight altercation took place between them. thE ?? prisoner ...

... CHANCERY COURT OF LANCASffRB. ?? I - ?? On Tuesday, a sitting fti court was held at the Man- gems. rchestert Town Hell, befrei the worshipful' W. 1W. James,anri ?? C. The cause list contained four Petitions and six IND) cus;but none of 'the bases presented any fetures of commil particua itet.bournoe IN THE MATTER OF THE CORPORATION OF MANCHESTER., COMM~i IThis was a peition seekinig, on behalf ...

... CASEu ,H OF . yz7At~hDIG PAt ?? Wednesday sty 'the, cuase.of .'JolnHle,'stoi sinr as'eld 7'os,'id'plctic was mnade o' Mr. 0onenlissione11r laieenmditft s rifet.,r.Robinson;soli~itor, applied-2 to his' haigi ovir'o ?? sicond' class certiflcate.-Mr.-o~oper, Ic Pssi oopdolld.tho-granting of 'a 'cetifeat onbe' c e LV4hlf'fAr. 'Dionl of Fendletob,. the`assignee,. If the Si id-bankrupt wvol ...

... SUICIDE OFl THE CORONER FOR TilEH. DUOHY OF LANCASTER, The Lambeth police received informnation on Saturday night 2 Xthat agentlemanhlad beenfound dead in bed in ahousein Crosier b street; and the sumsmonincg offdcer, on entering the room, dim- i Pcovered a strong amnell of the essential oil of almonds. Tl.e m decease& gentteman turned out to be Mr. Thomas Iligge, if Her Majesty's coroner for ...

... .SOUt i C1-- ?? ?? ?? 1 CROWN COURT,-FtiDAY. i > f .(BqSfdi'e Tsron0 Platt.) ANOTHBft CAS0 UiWFE MIURDER. I The first case this morning was that of William Calloway, a , imaster brickmaker, Who wias chauged with wounding his wife, , Maria Calloway, * ith intent to murderlieru Alr. Ovens ap- F peared for the pDpaecution, but the prisoner was lndefended. I The prisoner and his wife, it appeared, ...

... - - - - - I - - -- - fit RBUGELry TOWN HALL, SATUBDAr NIGHT. 1 em- The inqjuiry into the cause of the deathl of Mrs. Annet I Palmer, thd7 wife of Mr. William Palmer, the tirst day's portionI eels of which, from our own reporter, we geate in our Satsirday'q ipreesien, wvas resumed on Saturdaymonnate 3~4 O'clock. Mr. Deane again appeared to conduct the case for thet nign prosecution and the ...