... 1O.MICIDE-CORONER'S INQUEST. ON Saturdav last, an inquest wavs held at the railway station at Druinsough, by Alexander AMarkham, Esq., coroner, and a highly respectable jury, on the body of an inoffensive man named George -lannan, of that neighbourhood, who was deprived of his life by a man of violent and desperate character, of the name of Henry Storey, also of Hrho sainc neighbourhood, under ...

... ,; HORRIBLE 31URDER OF A MAN By HIS . ~ - l IE AND SON. ' ONRof th6 T6stfdiabolial cases of murder that have ever disgraced thp annals .of this country. has been committed- within the, last vfewr cdays at Trowebridge. The facts of the case are, unhisppily, tootconvincirig tb admit of the slightest'doiibt,' for, esxtradidinty fo) re- late, the rmurder wvas iact4a'v committed in the.pre- -sence ...

... THE LA-TE COURTS MARTIAL. Nlrnsnor>2 Srte! SNlur.-The friends of Lieut. Perry are about to petition her .Majestv the Queen, praying that she teaa be graciously pleasec to order the entire proceedin s of the late courts-martial to be submitted to the consideration of tie jum.lgc- of the land, and that her MIajesty will then ,ive her final and impartial decision on their view of the merits of ...

... BELFLA ST POLICE COURT-FmDAY. [Before the MIAort and 'tonsAs Verustn, Esq.] I I A JUVsE.SILE. Johin Jf'Gard, one of those young gentlerten .who so industriously court police notoriety, was charged by Grace MacGregor with stealing a shawl and hand- kerchief, her property, which was produced, and identilaud by her. Ile was sent to jail for three months. ASSAULT IN FrlAPRs TsSIr GRtAVEYARD. Janel ...

... BEIGJ AST PbLICE COURT-iElDsESDwY. ru~efone Tnoumi Vnz-,n, Eiq.J BraE tea Or cON'TRtACT Br S&iLors. Mr. 2':LEutr appeared to prosecute two sailors, named ThLosr TT-'Qicuoszon and Wmn. Stone, fot- a breach o9 contract, in having refused to) work in the vessel _R'Ethl of August. they had shipped in Glasgowv, en the t _'klr~Llth fie agLroemultA ?? that the VshouIld, roe- lye c-S 15s ear-h, ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-MosD.TY. [Before the ;MalsO.] TIrE DISTrUaRBED DISTraI-CTS. Constable Bingham charged a man named JoAn 3f' heruze with being one of a riotous mob on the previous evening, in the disturbedl districts between Durham Street and Cullentreel Road. He appearedl to have been a principal party in the mob, being engaged. when arrested, i n encouraging them on, and shoating to them ...