... POLICE OFFICE, SATU^IDAY, Oct. 7. n -- I.. ark n n-..- -- Y c---sll FA [Before the MAYOa, Dr. BeNT, and J. SANDARS, Eage1 A BoGINsa LErrTER asiOTER.-Ann Crooks, a middle- tl aged woman, a native of Wirksworth, who has been convicted asi several times for felony, was charged with begging.-Mrs. cc liallam, of North-street, Duffield-road, stated, that about a quarter-past one on Thursday ...

... DERBYSHIRE OCTOBER. SESSIONS., TheQuate Sesins or hecoutycommenced at Derby on Tuesday (yesterday). The Court wiaslopened at 12 o'clock, the following magistrates being present: -J. Biliguy, Esq. III (chairman), the Hon. G. H. Cavendisb, At-P., Sir H. B. ti Wilmot, Bart., W. Mlundly, Esq., M.P., W. Evans, Esq., n C. Clarke, Esq., E. G. Maynard, Esq., J1. litadlford, Esq., It E. A. Hlolden, E ...

... aS l I ASIIB50sRNF COUNTY COURT, TUESDAYS AcL 1701. I [Before J. I'. CANTRET.L., E.q] i M5XL5S V. BILL.. Mr. BaiTTLEaAK, ofAshbourne, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Goicir, of London, for the defendant. Tlhiswas an action brougit bytlieplaintiff. MAr. John Aliers, an innkeeper in Ashbourne, to recover the sum of 81. paid by him in the beginning of last year for the defendant, Aliss Bill, ...

... DERBYSHIlRIE OCTOBER SESSIONS. (Contineu dfrom our last.) A CROWN V1OURT.-WmuxaDwsnA, Oct. l1 W [ Before JoHNa BALOIJY, Esq., Chaeirman, and other Magis- del1 trates.)] The Court opened at 10 o'clock, when the following geni- po tlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury `- of Mr. Richard Henchley (foreman), Mr. Brunt, Mr. George ti Barker, Mr. E. Bower, AMr. W. claughton, Mr. James Crossley, Mr. ...

... .. T.. MOL- KY. POA atvO.A Mt. MoStLE, CORONEr.C CHILn D MUaRsaa AT LoNrFORD.-During Ist wcek an in- vy vestigation was instituted at the house of Mr. W. Twigg, the Ostrich, Inn, Longford. as to the cause of death of an infant child found in the mill dam at that village on the 28th ult. The following particulars were adduced in evidence:-On Thursday, the 28th Sept., Mr. Salt, miller, Longford, ...

... POL!CH OFFICE, WmnwNsuAy, Oct. 11.I to kee tahd B. FoMAN, Esq.]. Before the and George MoAlOJ. Two young men, named Jame1si Martinad orekrgu were committed to the Houe of Correction for one month eallh forfbein onthe premises Of Mri. Manfdild, bxiotmahery vah for bin g 3 I room up of ais; ommth itt'ing an threchlony n. Iron gate, With the Intentiof tosttmon g ad feroc y th Samnuel Shelton. ...

... POLICE OFFICE, SATURDAY, Sept. '30. (Before tie MAYOR, Dr. BENST, and J. SASNDAnS, Esq.) INDxcxNcy.-An old man named Hall was committed to the house of correction for 14 days, for conducting himself in a most indecent manner at the house of Mr. Potter, the Bank Tavern, Friar-gate. INDECENT LANCuAos.-Mary Ann Lockhart, who stated that she got her living by selling herbs, was charged by police ...

... |THE MYSIOU$ SU -E IN A RAILWAY t nA usustd ayd the s ford M r Mr. thomas f Parkerb ltsOn e, the dayy Hotel, Vuthryt oe of the largest and btet f nd then prprtionf L ter On e Augst a persen was found in railsay rriage A viw the boy PIn d onsen twsm commxitted, in Lincoln, who by taking prussic acid haI omtedsiie nA few days after Mr. Hitchens, the coroner, received an is anonymous letter frosn ...

... | [ Before J. 3A7,ouy, Esq., Recorder.2 evid. The Court opened ait Ifi o'clock, whsen the Grand Jury weas sworn as follows :MAC~SirS WJ. IV. WALLIS (foreman), it. 1 Welbourne, J. Ii. jforapsoo, Il. Beeson, J. Bakewell, J. lill liloor, G. Clayton. kl i10llingisbooil, G. Helene, JT. Morley, NIa r.. Iloher.t9, W. Itowbottoni, J. Ratcliff, J. Hall, It. Kniftonmest it. Baxter, S. Bi'ookes, it. ...

... , COUNTY COURT, DERBY, MONDAY. Oc't. 23. [Before J. T. CANTRLELL, Esq.,Judge.] -f Be-foire J. 'I'. CA I.--ELL,' E-sq.-, Judge.J MARSOH V. GOODiWIN. Illy This was an actioii brought by Air. Marsh, of Alvastohl, to Was recover damages sustained by him by reason of his horse ick, having been killed by the defendant's servant liaviig driven ere I into hin' -A jury had been snknmoned, and a great ...

... -. I A -n At-nl- th The monthly Court was held on ~onday, the 215th ult., bit before Joseph St. John Yates, Esq. ,0 cases were entered for Hz trial; several parties were non-suited for not having satisfac- gi' tory proofsof claim;* and out of the number proceeded smith, tur the following cass each between near neighbours, created re; snore than usual interest:- gr MAsoN v. HARRor.-Claim los., ...

... t00i, tilt CULV f'* - p- SMALLEY PETTY SESSIONS, MoNDAY, Sept. 2. r- -ix.. T PnTnrl iS8.1 n. SMALLk, I -Z.* QAL. , tie CBefore J. RADFORID, ESq-3 bol id MAKING AND UTTRmaNss COUNTer '9isW5 COaee.-WIlliar ed FletcherI, framneworkkfnitter, Kilbourn, was charged wit), Making a number of counterfeit shillings, and sending his fsT 01' daughter (a girl nearly 13 years old) to pass them at various ...