... - NQURSTS. } BEPORE MaR. WHtISTON. JUN., CORONER. On Thursday, the 2tth of Decemiler lsat, at West lHallaut; l on the body of Ritnard Wheatley, labourer, aged 52 years, whose death took place very suddenly the morning previous. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased left'hftRlt on Wednesday morning, about five o'clock, for the purpose o; going to his work, and oii his way entered a ...

... .--A --- !'- z A/A+tA These sessions commenced on Tuesday (yesterday), at ten he o'clock, in theGui dhall, before the Recorder, JoHN BALUlY. 1`g Esq. ; and the following gentlemen were sworn on the grand )St jury:-Mr. G. Bridgart, foreman; Mr. J. Chadfdeld, Mr. e- G. Wilkins, Mr. B. Moseley, Mr. N. Leene, Mr. C. J. Storer, et Mr. G. Lamb, Mr. G. Besaick, Mr. J. Greatorex, Mr. P. ry Peel, Mr. J ...

... [Before JoHN BALOuY, Esq., Chairman, and other Magistrates.] g The Court opened this morning at ten o'clock, and after e the usual formalities, the following gentlemen were sworn on i the Grand Jury:- e Mr. Russell (foreman), Mr. John Abell, Mr. Robert Clay, I a Mr. William Coates, Mr. William Deakin, Mr. William Fox, I Mr. Luke Gregory, Mr. Edward Harrison, Mr. Richard Sale, t Mr. John Smith, ...

... WIRTCSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS, JAN. 10, 1654. le, Di , ,.a,, . .. - ., .,.-.X St [iBefore F. G. GOODWIN, CulAs. CLARKE, and A. ASa- di In waRIGT, Esqrs.]tb at William Dixon, of Matlock, a lad aged 13 years, was con-Sil n victed under the Juvenile Offenders' Act, of having stolen a hi notame rabbit, of the value of Is., the property of Saml. Boden, m, .at the parish of Matlock, on the 1st ...

... WHISTON, JUN., yU5FoaE Us. w`1SSTON, JUN., CORONER. . or On Saturday last, at Ockbrook, on view of the body of a. Charles Froden, a plate-layer on the Midland Railway, whose 'he death was occasioned the same morning in conkequence of his v let being run overbya train, whilst, in contravention of the rules r ile of the company, he was working on the line near Borrowash it ke station at the time ...

... I i DERBY. . .1 On Sunday night last, a prisoner named George Whitwortb, aged 6 59, destroyed himself, by hanging, in his celL The man wascharged so attliecountysessions lastweek, aloigwithhis son, JolhnWhitworsth, id and his son-in-law, Francis Goodwin, with sheep stealing The k deceaed and his son-in-law were sentenced to one month's impri- le sonment, and eight years' penal servitude. The ...

... IASUlU~tiMVI flhA8&G AJAR. - w: I tolv nubhed the confessions of Private McDonald, ii' ala We lately published the confessions of Private McDonald, lie of the murder of a girl on Rohorough Down, who accom- ad panied him thus far (about five miles from Devonport), on reit at his desertion from the regiment. Though doubts were en, Ile thrown on the statements hie then made from the belief that ...

... Th. nnliep nrp aetivplv PnfaLed in seekinir after a most The police are actively engaged in seeking after a most dangerous criminal, whose career has been a strange one. On the 30th May, 1851, at the fair of Maure, department of the Ille- et-Vitaine, a farmer found that his pocket had been picked of 85f. A young man was arrested on suspicion of being the thief. He declared his name to be ...

... A * %,.- -o o-a l m a fl th.a -vcfo nf n nnh. e At Westbourne, Sussex, an aged woman, the wife of a pub- e lican, has been murdered by her husband. From evidence s given at the inquest, it appeared the members of a benefit 1, society, attached to one of the lodges of the ancient order of ' Foresters, have been in the habit for some years of holding it an annual festival and ball at the ...

... R. WISIST02, JUN., CORONER. i r, DiSTRESSING OCCURRENCZ AT TISSINGTON.-On Tuesday, I I the loth inst., as some boys were'upon a pond of water at v it Tissington, the ice suddenly gave way, and two of them were t immersed in the water, upon which two other boys went to g Id their assistance, when the ice again broke, and the whole were 0 i precipitated into the water. The two last named were a ...

... en., I m . - -- 'I (Before J. T. CANTRELL, Esq., Judge.] a LUABILITY OF RAILWAY COMPANIES S. LUKE FRYERS V. MIDLAND RAILWAY COMrANlY. 5e A public notice issued by a railway company as carriers, t 11 restricting their liability, is of no avail by virtue of II Geo. 4, t er and I Win. 4, c. 68, B. 4, and a person sending goods after l1 knowledge of such notice does not thereby agree to the terms ...

... .MFORN -a. 502L.EY, CORONER. On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at Spondon, on the body of Henry Elson, aged six, Bon of William Elson. His clothes caught fire on Monday morning, owing to a spark having flown on to his pinafore, and he was soedreadfiliy burnt that he died the following day. Ver- dict, Accidental death, On Thursday, the 5th Instant, at Booth Gate, In the townDhip of Reage, on the ...