... THE SUSP.ECTED MURDER NEAR DERBY. THE SUSP-----. I '- d Ls d that strong suspicion was enter- Last week Z t1 tained that Edward Marsh, of Burley Hill, about four miles from Derby, had been murdered upon the railway near the to former place, and subsequent investigations have favouredd this belief. On Friday, some of the jurymen, Mr. Bea- di wick, Inspector of the Midland Railway, and others, ...

... TilE LATE COURTS-BIARTIAL AT WINDSOR. le VxaOICT AND SENTxxaEc ON LIEUTENlANT VIRY anac le . IWeteissoal, Monday. un IC On Monday morning, Lieutenant Perry was summoned In dbefore Lieut. Co]oe Gretinheofficers' mess-room, at I It the Sheet-street Barracks, Windsor; who, in the presence of ma ,k Major Maxwell and Adjutant BM'Alister, read over to him lint. te the sentence of the Horse 'Guards, ...

... A atrange story was current at Manchester on Tuesday morning, that a man in disguise had entered the cottage of a poor woman in Springfield-lane, Salford, at an early hour, and attempted to murder her by cutting her throat while er she was in bed. Notice having been given to the Salford s police to this effect, au oiflcer went to institute inquiries, and n found that a woman was lying there ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WZDNIZSDAY, Sept; 6. --. = fl ---.--- If [Before the MAYOR, Dr. BENT, Dr. H ICYCIAE, J. MOSS, J. HAYWOOD, and H. F. GisOSDNz, EqrEJs. Lscrissas roo PUBLIC-ssousas.-The magistrates were 0c- copied some time in renewing licenses, and hearing applica- tions for granting new ones. Previous to the commence- m niet of business, a memorial, given In last week's Mercury, was presented ...

... n1 The following latter, marked No. 1, from the Duke of Cleveland, gel d was received by the Mayor of Windsor, with his grace's check for P1 0lt, as published in the list of subscriptions towards Lieut. Perry's m defence and testimonial fund, on the 12th instant. T'his letter the eMayor considered to be intended for publication, but he doferred Hi 0melting It public until he had commnindcated ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN THE CENTRAL , CRIMINAL COURT. It On Monday, shortly after the disposal of one of the cases this court was thrown into a state of the greatest excitement e'by an incidentof a most extraordinary character. An elderly person, of most respectable appearance, who had been sitting bo an the seat under the judge's bench, deliberately got up and be d walked to the counsels' ...

... 3 eveDi g. POLICE OFFICE, TRUILSDAY, Sept. 14. v1 ,} - l . f V;s - (Before fhe MAyos, and J. SAVDARS, Esq.) PocXeT PlcKlNa.-Henry Gorse and Edward Pitt, who bad been remanded on a charge of stealing a handkerchief from a gentleman's pocket, in St. Mary's-gate, were corm- , mitted summarily for 21 days each with hard labour. at JUV.sNLEs DELINQUENCY.-TzImPTATION OF A WHEEL OF be FoTaUcNI. ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WIIDNYSD&Y.. Aug. 30. (B,~fore the MACAOR, R. FoRMAts, ONO~. MOSS, Af~ri.) Tkissiaje: RiGGING-Martin Foley anld Patrick Fiahert~ fi were charged with thimble rigging.-liemianded unti daTbursday.-Patrick Foley, charged itasilroffence.P rPwas committed for fourteen dayg.-Johin Cunningham, qei charged iwith a similar offence, and also Siholali~pl~e constable Shaw, was, committed ...

... .. .uw Clrf~l ANE. C 05V0r t Ms. WHIATON, JUN., coasiaRn. ness On Thursday last, at Litchurch, on the body of William the Taylor, whose death took place very suddenly the same morn- P. ing. it appeared from the evidence, that the previous even. clay, ing the deceased made a slight complaint of a pain at his eatil heart, but did not think much about it, and went to bed. shop On getting up the ...

... rea cnem to pay as. e1¶CU. A hD #A. ,nn. Dr. RENT. Dr. HEYGATE. and J., rUt'ljur, ky £ .C,, ,, .i.J. F.. --. [Before the MAYOR, Dr. BENT, Dr. HEYCATE, and J. SAss- lDiaS and J. HAYWOOD, Esqrs.] .; TnREATENING THE PoL.scK.-Thoe. Holmes and John of Reynolds were fined 59. each and costs for being drunk and disorderly, and John Clark 11. and costs, or one month's im- ia prisonment, for using ...

... THE WiNDSOR COURT MARTIAL The Commander-in-Chief has issued the following memo- randum Apropos of the late revelations of the manners and customs of the 46th:- 5INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS ON FIRST JOINING A REOIMENT OH DEPOT. -MEMSORANDUM, Horse Guards, Sept. 2, 1804. 1. The General Commanding-in-Chief had, In the course oftlast year, been twice undertbe necessity of expressingto every ...

... - One of the most diabolical cases of murder that have ever disgraced the annals of this country has been committed within the last few days at Trowbridge. The name of the murdered man was Daniel Napper, end on the Wed. nesday his son, James Napper, quarrelled with another I brother who had lately returned from transportation. The I father interfered to separate them, and incurred the dis- ...