... X|HEP ADJOaRNED INQUEI' ON TITE BODY. ~.1 : 01'OF ELLIS JONES. 'ntthe adjouirnedi inquest on thee body of Mr. Ellis coll Jd Sones, whoss strange death created an exirnordliinay of & ne senatiton at Carnarvon,. wits resntnid before Mr. wvhl ritZ -Powell, coroner, ora MonMey last. The evidentce n;f T R'beift Evans, the ptoliceainiu, who with M 1Nar lht RO01W lie were the only persons il company ...

... s|THIUE MURDER AT BOSTON, UNITED STATES. nero o CO3tO'EItrS VEYlDIOT &OXGLNST DOCTOt 'WESTER m (From the Boston Atlas, Dec. 13.) ml rang fol ws Yesterday afternoon, a few minutes before s Wx the o'clock the room in the Court IHouse, occupied by art the jury of inquest, summoned by Coroner Pratt, in an man the Parkman case, was thrown open, and the re-ou he porters of the various papers ...

... GENERAL QUALTER SESSIONS. DENBI0I(JiSTIHRE. ?? John H-eat n, Esq. (lmir~ninn 1F. It. We, i, EThq. III P., Reu'. lF. Theiwall. iThw. ud.Fs.'fe lDhwiiwnrd. ?? Col. Yk](, Rev E ?? U 1 Oit'll, 1.311 IIl. WVyin, Tc. 1 Fouilkes, Gi.fabiiel itubeti~s, Ilt Esq., end( RIto. R. W1iilian-s, .ltstivvs. .Iiie The chairoio eot. t ii dih I; MA In n thet Strito of thle ealelitiifr, w~in i i- t li.'ht ill ...

... The Detroit Ardvertiser gives the following particu. of lars of the Mysterious denth of Mrs, Ailler daughter di o of the 1-n John Norvell, ?? States senator of Dearoit, and the wife of Mdajor Miller, of the army, now in Florida. T'is l11(1)1 reached the Eagle lIotcl, SL at Niagara, from \Winclhester, Va, on the 2l3h ult., with her two little boys, four ainl bsix veers old. She 1 disappeared ...

... 1-. LLf PErTY SESSItONS.-WE EDAY.- .eI. Pw- US Before he RelReds. . P. Jones Parry, John qiven and Jhn W illianms3lisClerk, Justices. ASTAnDY.-Ell2.abeth ?? v. WVi. Roberts. The defendant did not appear, and the case was heard esparte. (Complainant produced s afficient crroboia- tive evidence~to shew that the defendadutt wes the fathqe of her child, and the usual or4er was granted. ' ...

... ELINTSILE QU.AIUTEIt SESSIONS. it ?? JAY', 3. i Arc'hIerrunn Coragr, Irritasnt rind the fol owrirg1h ~~atritee Cap tafi a Morganl, Gr37ilde J. oC i11 (i 'hlisihtt . liorirtori, Esq. ; 1 Phil]ip' D1 'I ',Cjor q Sirr ,rt.1rien ylyiice; J; g tduictl te -ru ~IIrIII v, IliLL thu t iciuiugo tout ucoprrene ti yliuhci tt~ wir utit A writ of Iqfi'reig prce ti rior 'lyais rent lv ?? L] Tacult ?? l: ...

... ?? Ez? ?,?Ck I Is 111 lim. at - ' mmu~iry U CONist'nul iU:1, -Ar the Qaartcr Sessiohs rd oa Tue.dar, vhih'u.-l ;re lie!l befum e .Jel1 II Ilfeatoll, 1 H~qI la* iL-atMti, and1 the ol lowin 'ilb m itriates - o E.:lI Rvu.r Esnr ill 1tumlin Castlet, Rev; Ii. LA Telwll I lati'oe-ir letim, ?? lhughes, Esq. Astrad, 'tllt lmas I)o- i Var IS (L1Eq. Bath;atat i Parlk rd (,y Xi'alt, 1ia.i yn 3ae,' 1,tev ...

... | ?? QUAAM SESSIONS. BATA, SAN. 4 Hr .Before Fdfard Lloyd, E sq., of Rthagatt, Chair- A n man ; Henry Richardsoi, E 1sq., Aberhirneot ; R. Tm -WT Price, Esf, shi. las ; George Price L lloyd, T Esq, Plag-yii-dre, Boala, and Rev. J. \ynne, o ?? Tyddyte Liah. The Chairinann made some btief observations to Ne the Grand Juily onfie sevepal indictmeirts that were Nc to be Inid be fore thetm. 4n 1 ...

... L A NV I N .T E L L IGLEBN C E.,. C1IANCERY.-4(rIdDAY) -Y . m This being the first d ay of ?? Te; m, the Lor(I Gn {ChatcelIor siat in the Old Hal1. IJElnCII'S Inn, shorily be( tvier ten o'clik. There waso no Ceremony of the of juildes lariiikfisting vith his lordship, rucent regu.- of latiuzis for the benefit of the public and for saving ma 'time having put in end to ito escept in the e Ile of ...

... PWLLHELI PETTY $S9SIONS. WVEDNESDAY, JAN. 9. y 2 Justices ?? Revs. Robert Jones, J. P. c Jones Parry, and John Owen, Clerks. .Ann Thomas v. Griffith Thomas, both residing in Bardsey Island, in this county.-(Bastardy.) The is complainant made out the case, which was corrobo- n rated by one witness, of the name of Jane Griffith, to the satisfaction of the Justices, and the usual order lewas ...

... TIHE ENSUING SESSION. sill ]Before the strife of the ensuing session has acta- a cliv comnniencod we are tempted to offer a few ug., car- *estiona upon the thod rfltranstinting business ii 21 ar. tilo two Houses, the adoption of which might exer- at IV cise a favourable infaenoce upon the cliaracter fS ?? well as the amonunt of business actually performed, I de- when we corno to reviewv the ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-JAN. 10. __ ?? BNFOnE TlHE CHIlF COMIt5tSlONER, In the Matter of George Ifennot Pollock. ThIis Insolvent was npposed by two creditors named Brewster and Laidman, the former a coach builder and the latter a law stationer. Mr. Cooke supported. The schedule filed in this ease was somewhat volu- minous. The insolvent, nn attorney, had been cn- gaged in mining specuIlations ...