... ROYAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO TEE STATE O] THE RlVER TYNE. THIRD DAY.-FRIDAY, JANUAnY 26. or othe The inquiry was resumed at ten o'clock this morning, at the the eo Central Station Hotcl. adopt. Afr Straker %was cross-examined by Mr Sftarouicas to cer. -he tain portions of his evidence, and also exanmined by the oourt. wc thi Mr BErieoeL appeared desirous to ascertain what wieB spe- have a ...

... NOWRDIUMBERLAND A.DiOURNED SESSIONS. An adjourned en,.nt n nse -- ,uei-nu county sessions was held yesterday (Thrsday), at he Moothalli, in this town, before 0. W. Nr. eqo Nunykirk, and othsr magistrates. There were nine cases for trial. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury :-EtUGH TAYLOR, Rsq., of Earsdou, for(~m in GT. 0. Atkinson, heq., of West Denton; R. B3. Sander- son, ...

... OLICH INTELLIGENCE. .1 - NEW0d1SrL .-\1:)uDLY . L-b5.- Sf, C E. & liloi, Eiq., and tbirt Puliaa!r, R;q.-dlizsbet Br-i'Vnl, chdrged with dtd*lia, a loaf of brt,,l and totss andl aoslaltting the servaeit girl of a puhlo li os, wa oominitted for tva minthi. - Ifsiry .ati Grfnaa1 charged with ass iulting Mr Fulton, publican, Butebhe s-ink, was ?? Ei, with csts, and in default of payr ?? slhe was ...

... | J COONERS' INQUESTS. | eforo J. (i. Stoker *P.n - t _: Lsq.-Un Fridayintna tha t, by a&- on the body o.f WVill eorge )iartin , 19 yei ofae,,yAr, a plasterer, livin Withhis theaat D oeessd had latel ~ com linn Of raie. the head and a soer thro, but had a in wiath. ?? Bat Shields, UP to a abort time of hfs deat, M Blsab, eurgeon, whoadm ea 2nortem examination of the ?? that mde at goa ...

... THE CASE OF THE REV J. B. .REARNEY. THE ADJOURNED MUEE-ING. Yesterday eveiving the adjourned meeting connected with the case of the Rev. J. B. Kearney, late curate sE St. John't, was held in St. John'a Scbool-room, Mr W. Owen, senior churehwarden, in the chair, who in open- ing the meeting referred to the appointment of a com- mittee for the purpos j of investigating into the reasons which led ...

... POLIOE INTELLIGENCE. NEWOASTLE, MONDAY, February 12.--Before Alderman Dodds and C. E. Ellison, Eeq.-Mary Col- line was charged with stealing an apron, petticoat and frock, the property of Mary Newton, on the 18th Ja- nuary last. The complainant, who is a servant with Ufr Gilchrist, stated that the prisoner, on the 18th ult., .came to her master's house, on the pretence of being a marine store ...

... POLIOE INTELLIGENCE, NEWCASTLE, MONDAY, February 19--Before Ald. Dodds and C. E. Ell;0on, Esq.-Elizabeth Ptkib.- eon, charged with robbing John Frost, a countryman, in the Pudding-chare, of 2 JOs, was oemmitted for trial at the ?? and Margaret Franklin, an aged couple, were fined 5s for being drunk and in- ?? Soulaby, William Slater, and Mary Ann Graham were charged, the two former with rob- ...

... COAONERS' INQUESTS. DEATE OF A IlLD FltOM oEoFFoo.ATlON,-An inquest- .Wtl9 held by adjournmtunt, ort Monday last, before J. (3. Stoker, Esq., at the I'Prudhos Arms, CarlioI-street, on the body ofan-infant male ohild,whieh had died under eironmstanesa detailed below. The inquest had been adjourned fromt the previous Wedeeday, to give time for a post mortem eseminatien. The tollowingevidenco ...

... (Before Air Cox zsl-snea ESLrIOaN) En SEo 'rllOa.\5 RItoeicaor of l~Or, c'rrier. Hia honour leliverel adjutlgent on the applicution for aI ertifloateof con. fol'Wit) Lit great length, reviewivhg the bankrupt's commercial >IeOVI'm, Ma the time he became a partner with his father nod both4r in Hexbam, as carriers. On the dissolution of hpll tner~p Colhenommenced bjqiess onl his own account, in ...

... POLICE INTLLTAIGEiNHE. N1RAVIAR ir, ?? _ -, .. Lri2AX'tjAFLP itt;NI)AY, JA.x. 29.--liefore ti, Miaor ,said C. JI Allison, ?? ic untie Wa, chargec! with assarlltilig Mirs 2Il ndeI, landlady of the 'Ifrulls public shoms, Smd,', tit, aitd (Is) with 1rrrldkiI', tweloe stl rea ,f ?? il th, b-r wvinds n Pi i1.ncer wasti drunk orl 8aturdttrY night, rnrd it the timro of clo;ing ni:tmdild ll extra ...