... DE1UBYSll-]uL QUARTER SESSIONS. 'rhe.e Sessions commenced at the Countfy Hall yesterday (Tuesday), betore Joior, BAramy, Esq., Chairman, and a jut iI full Bench of Magistrates, among whom ate noticed the Ope 1`0l1owing;.-.V-l. muidy, Esq., Al~p. ;C. It. Colvile, Esq., bet MI.. ; W. Evans, Esq., MY.;1. Sir II. S. NVilmot,. Bart. ; b Sir IL. Seymour Mine, i~at., W. V ,. Newton, Esq. ; J. B. 8101 ...

... TI1Tt LA'[E UliNIDEI; ?? I N ITlt) STATIS. i Xc Iibluilshii, ?? thle txii tia t Pintilt AMGinniS. Wtil lives 5 in V~la lip ctllicd tice ?? BIichm hole' ?? 1)press-strct, hmacn- ?? thet miioitil nle, stjsioig h~i Ili, ,iweeli thiit ill, 'sw Dri. l'orit at hao itt ou'V &'litiR and 'eturned at six1 in the' even II ing. This n Inl Lto ?? Vi''lptiyec toi take away the olitll, o01 (lie relm of thet ...

... LA IVTEllfrJZV A. MANCIIESTER BIOROUGCI1 SFSSIONQ,, 01, Fuicrnii, , 28th Dec.,169 ie [Befire It. 13. Aamiroree, Esq., Recorder.] I SS. ALK14~UNti, t5EiLIi, AOPPELLANTS, V, MANiiePiTEK T. ' S; 5I'OIPUNE15TS [ir This was an appeal by the parish of St. Alknmurid, ina V` Derby, against anl order 'cf two justices atit the borough of .rd Manachester, reinooving Edward jenklinsen, a pauiper, frotm 'y ...

... I) E -- = - -I= - lRA- SE -S ) . }ERBYSIUR.E E'l.A'YSErSSt()iLVS. TIhe ?? opentfl a I l o'clcek, wbein the folohlning grilL- Lii tflenriie wetre musrav on fI (IV Granl, Jury - Cilr. 3h n Cone] ?? 5irt.wi Pi\ IiLeil M~lr. Wmn :. ve Adam sji Alii I.. ?? ltolw 'Mr. Tiilit Aufltii. I Nh fiiliii Stanleyii Mr. Wn. B~lh NIII.sCIiullpol Mr. J ioepli ?? Smit Mtr. Rlvvaril Eaton I Ti.'firLi.lhLi'l' Mr. ...

... = = INQ UESTS. I.. o U . ?? r. sir . no | BEFOItRL MiR. wsiYSiTOW, 111!V., C(HOtER. ; n Saturda last, the 5sth instant at Ripley on tbe body Iof Malrtha Blromi, a Child of the age of four years, shose death took place the 'Utednesday previous from the injuries |'rectio(d in consequencc ot swallowing a portion of brass the Saturdav belore. It appeared that tile deceased laid been 'ilas ing's ...

... INQUES'. onl I1' o'-Oav, tle. 8tfl hustan t, at Long Eaton. on the buily 4 '1f ll'il fi ,II I ?? a boatmnan, 80 year., of' age, who died Very to[ !id(detlivi the loonli g re o.it appilind t hat the fet-LI ?? ?? lip :!ll UI~IIlti 10'lng OfMfdi'(Idha f 0L iih)oILtor' filt' piii' fposel~ of p tg ito hiq on; for Sonic 101, old ott fit.' 'I tlon with it ftild prll'lhll'd hi'i ?? faot, and fr it ...

... DERMRBY 1301EOlGfI sESSIONs. JI ) LI Ilk I k1 PALAI''. tI, , ro 0-I.~I [Before, ?? BALGY, JES11 El oroder.1 'Thi flottrt opented ait IV o'clook. The usual forejialitict having b~eet go no througli the tollowing giuntlellitwl Wkfr' sworli of tihe Grand Juiry : Mr, P.EmailsyO 1.-'vrel~lill. iti I,$na. 'II. NV. Ctibby. Mr. P. SiipsOM i , IV. he own. NtiR ?? I 1.ifThompil, Mr. ?? ri Niv'Ittiviiso. ...

... MUIRDER AND SUICIDE AT HIGHER BROUGHTON, I MANCHESTER. On Sunday night lost, or early on Monday morning, a crime of a very frightful character-tbe murder of a highly TI respectable lady by her brother-in-law, and the subsequeint suicide of the murderer-took place in Higher Broughton. t As might naturally be expected, an occurrence so horrible in fir itself-talting place in the rank of life ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCEE. - - 1- - - 1- ?? THlE LONG PENDING CHUJRCH-RATE CASE. C 1IMPORTANT flECISION. r EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, TuESDAY. (Before Chlief Jlsie WILDE, Mr. Baron PARKE, M1r. Boron ALDERSON, Mr. JUStiCC MAULE, M1r. Baron ROLFE, Mrr. it Jusic CRESSWEll, anadi r. Baronl PLATTw.) c THE aRAINTISEE CHilRCII-RATE CASE.-JUDOGMENT. a GOSLING V. VELEY. The Court delivered judgment onl this long ...

... DREADFUL mURDER OF A CHILD BY A SUP- POSED LUNATIC. - . - . . -al . - - e aar I The inhabitants of Sutton-in-Ashfield were greatly alarmed . about half-past seven o'clock on the morning of Monday, ! by a report that a man named Berry had killed a child, be- tween two and three years of age, by striking it several times on the head and face with a cleaver. On inquiry this proved too true, the ...

... COUINIX LUVUiR1. The follonwig is a copy of a Petition to Parliament now in course of signature in Derby:- To tlc flight Ilonorable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland, in i'erlianient assembled. The huimble Petition of the undersigned inhabitants of tile ltorogh of Derby, and of the neighbourhood thereof:- ?? ?? petitioners being of opinion that ...

... Jan. 28.- William Meakin and Donald Aleahin, charged with wandering in the public streets and begging alms, were committed to the house of correction for 14 days. Richard Statham, a person who was only discharged from our county prison on Saturday morning last, where he had been confined one month for an act of vagrancy, was charged with wandering in tile Iron-gate and Rotten-row on Saturday ...