... COVNTY COURT, DERBY, w1th FZDRUARY, 1854- CUrt1TY tiUun-L, VAwry -mp [Beforc Y. T. CAStIRLL. EYE., Judge.] 1NSOLVXNCY. IF RP SAMUNI. a1Nm, This Insolvent, a prisoner in the gaol of Derby, lately re- siding at Chape.len-le-Frith, manager of the cotton mill of the Disses Benett, at Bugsworth, was ordered to be brought up for hearing at the next Court. on the 18th of March.- Insolvent's Attorney, ...

... --17 t- Mrn.r EhrOnt H. mozLEY, ESQ., CORONER. ne On Friday, the 27th ult., at Duffield, on the body of Ro- .n- bert Taylor, aged 63, a chimney sweeper living at Wirks- e theworth. On the Wednesday before be was at Duffield, in tile if a course of his rounds, very cheerful, and apparently quite his well, when, at the corner of the road leading to Wirkswortli, the he reeled and staggered for a ...

... DEATH FROMI A BOLERL EXPLOSION. Dar, les, INQUEST BEFORE 1r1. PORTMORE, DEPUTY CORONER. no On Wednesdav last an inquest was held at the Town Hall I ex- Derby, on view of the body of Lewis Cooke, an engine driver I iost 25 years of age, whose death was occasioned by the bursting q ,an of a boiler, at Kegworth station, on the 15th instant. The I of jury, accompanied by the Coroner, after viewing ...

... ng BAIL COURT, Jan. 2. a- (Sittings in Banco, before Mr. Justice CotEaRsnZ). ice HE QOUEEN V. DERESTORD. Mr. ItowiN JAMEs appeared to show cause on the part of the prosecutors against a rule which had been obtalnc, by hethe defendants for setting aside another rule of this W urt tse made on the 9th of November for a special jury, and for sub- id) stituting another rule for another special jury ...

... POLICE OFFICE, DERBY, TiUiRSDAYS Feb. 2. tOLIUE tl IEtlh, DIStuICl, TsHURSDAY, seD. ;5. ni [Before the 'MAYoR, R. FonIAN, nrd S. SANDAnaS,Esqrs.] w ?r A JuvErNLI Tinlr.-John Turton, a boy 14 years of age, was di it charged with stealing a quantity of brasses from Messrs Frost and R re Madeley's milt-Pollee-constable Shaw stated, that rs was coming di past Mr. Hawgood's, second-hand shop, in ...

... -1n1-r -aras a.rv~lv £XL~,.lrA5l5 LYZIMx LL r11,101 5 Ur I U iOs . INQUEST BEFORE IP.. BALGuU.fro In last week's Mercury we stated that a labourer named cot Henry Valiance, had met his death, as was then believed, hol through fighting at the race-course; subsequent investiga- tions, have, however, proved that he lost his life through the rupture of a blood vessel of the -brain, caused by a ...

... J. J. -I - y COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Wm1sr2szs1ar, Fin. 9. f (Sittings at Nisi FPris, beJr LordICAMX3?LL and a Special 1, - Jury.) n BaTr QUZEIS V. i1aUvORD AND OTH2SIS. 1- This was an indictment cbsrgfng Major Beresford and ten ie others with conspiring to corrupt and bribe the electors ofthe E, borough of Derby at the lsot electionr which took place on the 7th of July, 1852. . Mr. Edwin ...

... L- M At- J i .. r-- -- IV rSw T) 1 ton [Before the MAYOR, S. 1.oss, R. FonITMAne, arnd T. P. est, BAttNiRiGro , Esqrs.] Ven Jothn BZh/na, a tramp, was committed to prison for one iponth, in with hard labour, for attempting to commit a elon0y, oael a rusirg abuaive and threatening language, Ibe a sorge Ford nvas summoned by Charles Markhlam for cii atsnult- Thre parties reside onl Nottinghai ...

... sex Sessions, John Horton, a I 5 At the Middlesex Sessions, John Horton, a lad of fifteen, has been convicted of stealing a watch from Mr. Jones. Hor- ton was connected with a gang of young fellows who adopt a novel system of robbery in London. One of the gang ex- hibits a guinea pig, a starling, and a squirrel, tied by the leg, upon the pavement. A wondering crowd collects, and then the other ...

... - A .. . . .. A.. . V' -.. - - .^ ht AT THlE UENTRAL CRIMIINAL CounT, on Monday, James th Sht Murray Rawlings, a young clergyman, pleaded guilty to ~t uittering a check the amount of which he had altered from t avfe 81. to 801. Mr. Bodkin, on behalf of the prisoner, said that tfo ~0`- this case was one of avery painful nature. His unhappy client Itr .bat was an ordained clergyman of the ...

... POLICE OFFICE, DERBY, THUirSDAY Jan. 26. of [Before the MAyoR and R. FORMANc, Esqp.] re CAUTION To TRAPSAxsxEN.-Mair, Snmith, a woman about B me 30 years of age, who stated that she was a native of Atherton, OJ t- but bad been obliged to travel for the last six months through ( ir depression of trade, was charged with attempting to pass el Ir counterfeit coin in Derby. The offence was proved b ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WIDNESDAY, Feb. 13. - - . A - .. . . .AA.. . .PPAA.. 1- - . -a [SBfore the MArox, R. FOaMAe, J. HArwYOOD, and D. Fox, Esqrs.] OZ Itdliamn Newbold and Jas. RAy, two tramps, who stated they came G from Sheffield, were conunitted to prison for 14 days each, for beg- ta' ging in Full-street, on the preceding day. Thos. Rickards, joiner, was ordered to pay 10s. to the poor-box, ...