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... inlL 0.15 in Fresh traces are daily discovered of the means used by the impostor Provis in his recent attempt to claim the title and estates of the Smyth baronetcy. In the course of the trial a very antique Bible, it will be recollected, was produced, in which were the alleged certificates of his mother's marriage, and of his own baptism. It has now been discovered that the Bible was purchased ...
... ACIIILLI ,. ?? A:L iILILL 1. I ?? .I.. ii - , ?? - - - COiT ?? or qTEE'S BENi A.2Uc'DAY. [liE Q.1l tI; O' 11T11: ' IiLoSti CLiIlci Nit jut. ¼l.t 'tAN . 'ly ishiFrileghlavhijr; beeti aplinted !ur p,-tip, t c .il thie EIev. Dr. Ne .w nain, thie Ctliiiw wale ;t tI Ci:1i ltiir crowded ill evcry pa it. . Siuotle btilrl! ten (I'c(Iek Dr. Newar:nl, ;aee(tinpiflic(t Its Etveral irivuisd, einteled ...
... IN QUEST S. -In- ANcVUInD I i5. ne ZEFORtE M2R. a. I. BALGUY, CORONER. ly I FATAL. ACrIOENT ON THE MIDLANDo RAILWAY.-On Wed. cf Ilast as the foremasm of 5ome plate-layers, named Smith, was [t lattending to his duties on thar part of the line betwixt the ,at Nottingbam-road Bridge and the North junction, he observed lhe a giaodi-train appro:Lching, and stepped on Lo the other line. ag: rt, At ...
... T ROLLS COURT, FaiDAY, Feb. Ill. THE VOILI; AND NORTH MIlDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY, V. II ?? IIIiD9ON. ESQ., Atl.l v This, it will be recollected, was a suit instituted by the na e plaintiffs against tile defendant, tire litte chairman of the Tl y Company, end reterred to various trtlgitdions by the defend T1 ; ant at the time lie sas such chairman, in the appropriation el d and sale of certain ...
... IN QUESTS. : Mta WHIISTON, JUN., his BEFORE MiaR. WHIjsTON, JuN., CORONER. fe nt On lWednesday, the 13th inst., at Ilkeston, on the body of de .he James Gothard, aged II years, whose death took place from e-drowning the previous day. It appeared from the evidence, co | that the deceased was employed, with others, in an iron-stone Co led pit belonging to the Butterley Company, at likeston, and ...
... DFERBY BOROUGH EPIPBAN'Y SESSIONS. ~, The Epiphany Sessions for the borough of Derby, were to me Atheld in thle Guialdhall, on Monday, the 3rd instant, before the on he JOH N BALLC y, Essa., Itecorder. 'The Court opened at nille BY lr o'clock. and after the customary formialities had been gone Gl'Ste is through, the following gentlemen wvere sworni of the Grand .,jack, uY;, viz. :-Mr. Wviiam ...
... BEFORE OUR. BALGUY, COROYER. is On Wednesday lost, the 5th inst.,at the General Infirmary, of i in this barough, to enquire into the cause of the death of un John Oliver, aged 37 years, a guard in the employ of the Midland Railway Company. It appeared in evidence that on ma the 23rd ultimo, the deceased was at Chesterfieldin charge of l a mineral train, and that whilst in theact of unhooking ...
... RE r IR. WHISTON, JUN., CORONER. On Tuesday, the 20th instant, at Alfreton, on the body of d Elizabeth Taylor, aged 72 years, whose death took place the e Sunday previous from injuries received on the 7th instant, in consequence of being knocked down and trampled upon by Y a horse. It appeared from the evidencethata youth had been a to fetch a horse out of a field, and was quietly riding ...
... e F. G. GOODWIN. C. CLARKE, F. HURT, iun., I (Before F. G. GOODWsIN, C. CtARsxr, F. HUaRT, jun., and A. ek, AasWaLiGHr, Esqrs.] Lord f a ~THE! BIRMINGHAM EXCURSION TRAIN. Aii ont Unm. Henry Wsalker, a lad of the age of 10 yaswsco-the 1 as- victed under the provisions of The Juvenile Offenders ham, the Act, for stealing one spar egg, the property of James Boden, conal ~eli from lila shop ...
... FRIGHTFUL MURDER iN ESSEX. ie of the must frightful and cold-blooded murde le One of the must frightful and cold-blooded murders which iy has occurred in this county for niany years, was perpetrated Id on Tuesday morning at tie village ?? Green. The c- victim was ai highly respectable gentleulani naned Toller, Dr who c irried on thb basiness of a commission agent in the I- citv of London, but ...
... _. zBEFORE MR. WEISTON, JMi., CORONER. er On Wednesday, the 23rd instant, at Ripley, on the body of H lid Joseph Trueman, aged 26, who died very suddenly the Mon- ey day morning previous, whilst in the act of walking down A stairs from his tleeping-room. iii On the same day, at West Hallam, on the body of Thos. VW ht Martin. aged 83. who, the previous morning was found dead th is in the privy ...
... | MURDER OF A C1HILD BY ITS GRANDMOTHER IIAT LOSCOE, DERBYSHIRE. 9Li aJUIV ,Jr, [it fl OL t4 on Wednesday last, an inquest was held at the 1Gate'w Inn, Loscoc, before 31r. Whiston, ju. coroner for the t amunty. on the body of Elizabeth Ann Martin, aged eighteen of months, on the charge of murdering whom, Its grandmother, ~ Ann Martin, was then p resent In the custody of superln.,, tendent ...