... r- BRo Mi. Ila X. rALGSJY, CORNotNR. ice , On Thursday last, on the body of Joseph Pegg, aged 26. be r, It appears that on Tuesday night the 13th inst., deceased was we ie allowed to sleep in Mr. Slater's.cabin at the coal wharf inj )f on Cockpit-hill. A person named Smedley on passing by lat b saw an unusual light in the cabin and went to inform Mr. to Slater who, however, had gone to bed. On ...

... I I.,S WrT- --I S ?? o.r I WI RKSWORTH- PETTY SESSIONS,Tur'CsimY, Jan. sRo, | Lei [Before F. G. tooDwits,P, Aa aWsILsrTrC. CLARKE, f :and A. ARsvwatooT. Esqrs.] a e NFGLECTINO TO MAINTAIW A Visee.-John Bunting, a b stout able-bodied young fellow, was charged by Air. Bentley, a relieving officer of the Bakewvell union, with having de- a d serted or neglected his wife, so that she became ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WVDNESJAY, Jan. 31. LI ?? the MA'ORo, J. IIAVWOOI, and T. P. BAzINORiGGZ, ,r Esqre. 2 ASSAULT AND ItOBDURRY IN WALjERa-LANE.-Rticlhrd Cur- I r~ ell, Wmn. Steeple, and Ephraina Gamble were charged ase -follows:-Josephi Holland, keeper of the Woodthorpve toll- Y' gate, near Clay-cross, said, on the evening previous he met Y Steeple at thle 'lelegroph public-house. Morledge; he ...

... The investigation into the circumstances connected with the murder of Mrs. Catherine Bacon was concluded on Mon- day morning by Mr. Thomas Hill, the coroner for the dis- trict, at the York Tauern. Mr. Matthew Bacon, the son of the deceased, deposed that upon receiving some intelligence of what had happened he went immediately to the house. 'Ie there found Elizabeth 1LRws, who was his mother's ...

... -T ?? . Tr. . -. ?? .. 12 T J 1- [BeforeJ. T. CANTRrr.L, Esq., Judge.] LANX V. WADE.I This was an action for wages brought by the plaintiff e against Mr. George Wade, of Mickleover, farmer. It ap- t peared from the plaintiff's statement that she had been hired( as cook, at 91. N.. a year wages, and that on finding 5be was( not allowed to do the whole of. the cooking she became dis- ...

... In Ordnance-terrace, latIham, on Sunday week. a niur- der wyas committed at the house No. 10, occupied by Mrs. Bacon, a widow lady of advanced age, and ber maid servant. A man named Pearson, who is in the daily custom of calling ait the holuses il the neighbourhood with vCgetables, while so engaged in the house next to that in which She horrible tra- gedy hald occurred, heard a rattling at the ...

... FOR5IIAW V. LEWIS. -- We are requested to state that the re port of the proceed- Dl i:g3 in the above ease in our last publication (copied by us ?? the Tinles), contained several inaiccuracies, and we sub. 5oi a niere correct version of the mnatter. NVe oNould, in justice to Dlr. Ilorsfall, call attention to the cl T1,et that the proceedingis are not, as stated in the firmer re- M port, in ...

... BAKEWELL PETTY SESSIONS, FRilAY, Feb. 2. - - - ?? , 1&r wr .. .. r.v _1 [Before E. I(ADrolgn and R. W. M. NESVIILD, Esqrs.J O1SMX TRESPASSES. The number of cases of this description at these petty sessions ?? great, that our space precludes its from giving much more than the charges and results. Benjamin Stone, miner, of Elton, was convicted of night at poaching, and committed for one month ...

... COUNTY IIALL. FRIDAY, Fan. 23. - - fl ?? T. W. EVA' n I[Before J. RADFOD, Easq, Dr. PICAcn, T. W. EVANss, T. ~i 0. BATEMAN, and W. Cox, Esqrs. ASSAULT AT WILLIGTON.-George Dunnicisff, a servant at man, was summoned for assaulting Thos. Gilman, a little r boy, son of Mr. Gilman, of Willington.-A witness havingt se been called on each side, the 13ENcH considered the assault lc proved, and ...

... -- . . ?? BEFORE MRh-. B. T. DALiUY, CORONZRZ.X Lg On Saturday last, on view of the body of Henry Long-t botham, 42, oatlcr at the Dolphin Inn, Queen-street. I appeared that on the previous day as Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, t of Allestree, were seated in cart near the Dolphin Inn,' the horse took fright and ran violently alongside of St. Aulk . p mood's church-yard. -Mrs. Simpson's head coming in ...

... by COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN, FEB. 17. ox (Before the LORD CHANCELLOR and the LOoDS JUSTICES of C a AV.EAL. ) ,- 39Mes v. IIAINBUIrGE. bi is, The only point involved in this rehearing was whether the et he plaintiff was entitled to interest on the balance of his bill of costs since the date of an agreement of the 18th of November, w td 1845. The plaintiff was employed as solicitor for T ...

... BAKE WELL PETTY SESSIONS, FRIDAY, Feb. 16. . I Before the Hon. G. B. CAVENDSsH, M.P., W. P. THOaaN- H ILL, Mi. P., and E. RA Droan, Esqrg.] ir GAME TILESPASSUS. i Mr. William Brittlebanrl Sides, gentleman, residing at Winster, was ch'arged by Mr. Swyer, of Stanton-lodge, gande- Y keeper to Mr. Thornhill, with having, on the 23rd of Jan- e uary, trespassed on land the property of the latter ...