... WIRNSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, March 23. [l3tfore F. G. GooiwaiN, E. WILMIOT, and A. Ansvi-nssos, )in Esqrs.] tes FRAUDULENTLY DiseosiNG or WATcIrs.-Thomas Till, as watch cleaner, of Wirksworth, was charged with having ad, converted to his own use, or illegally disposed of, a watch hir which had been entrusted to him to regulate by Joseph on Elliott, of Wligwell.-Elliott proved having ...

... WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, [B Before J. BIALGuY, Esq. (Recorder.) T'ie Court opened at 10 o'clock, when the following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury :-MIr. Joln me ?? (foreman), Mr. Win. Beeland, jun., Mr. Win, val Branton, Mr. J. Bailey, Ar. C. Brentnall, ir. J. Challi- -I nor, Mr. S. WV. Cropper, lr. W. Cramond, Mr. J. Frost, ( Mr. T. George, Mr. J. Haywood, jun, Mr. T. Hoallis, Mr. a q A. ...

... I nf- t* -fl1tQ' L-.. , ?? I ?? was, , I ~THE INQUEST. be IThe inquest on the bodies of ilie sufferers by the lament. Ot nre- able catastrophe at Sheffield (briefly mentioned in last week's O hm- Mercury!,, was opened on Tuesday at the MUSIC Hail, before ?? !Of Thomas Badger, Esq., coroner, at, 'ent Tt will be seen that the evidence tends to explain the alarm at A of fire, thouagh not ...

... COUNTY COURT, DERBY, SATUIMAY, Sept. 25. rD A . T ID r V - Fc ?? J-1-r/ I ..,VmU L vX kmuJLA - -* , -Ad ace, w 8.A 1g are [Before J. T. CANTRELL, Esq., Judge.] and INSOLVENCY. !ster In re Wm. Wilson-This insolvent, a prisoner, late of Tibshelf, cordwainer, came up for hearing. No creditor op. tave peared to ?? HoNouR ordered him to ile discharged t of ?? attorney, AMr. S. G. Smith. ider In re ...

... POLICE OFFICE, DERBY, TiURSDAY, June 1. I D -_.Ad L. - . .- a__. ?? _I of Luefore the MAYoi%, and Dr. BENT.) 'at WHOLLESALE Ronaxazza AY A FEaz~LFa-Matilda Peet, Ti. )re residing on Nottingham-road, Derby, was brought up on I oid remand from the previous Thursday, charged with seversl Ti Ont wholesale sobberles of wearing apparel. -It appeared that the mt nd: prisoner had been in'thle habit of ...

... nasa UC1UJL AND) IcCV15V,11N5.o DILJAIU51J' -- ?? I A man, his wife, and daughter have been arrested by the' Ihat Bristol police, snd a second daughter (who is Ill in bed), Ige, been placed under police surveillance, upon acharge of havitig and all been concernted in tisc murder of a femnale illegitimate iere child of thle last-named defendant. The murder would seem -tile to liave been ...

... EBefore the MAYonR, . FORmAN, J. SANDARS, T. P. BAIN- . BRIGE, H. Cox, R. PEGG, Esqrs, and Dr. BENT.] BAD MEAT CAsP.-Mr. Benjamin Longdon, butcher, Sadler-gate, was summoned for having in his slaughter-house e a quantity of meat unfit for human ?? Bailey s said : Last Wednesday evening I went to Mr. Longdon's slaughter-house, which is situate in Willow-row. I found two hind-quarters and one ...

... VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, July 10. e LBeOfre Vice.' Chancellor Sir J. STUART.] (From the Times.) GRESLEY V. MOUSLEY. This was a suit by Sir Thomas Gresley, Bart., claim. ing under Sir Roger Gresley, who died in October, 1837. against the devisces under the will of William Eaton Mousley, deceased, late of Derby, solicitor, for the pur- pose of setting aside a sale of real estate wade in Feb- ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. del Yoari, Monday. ph (Before Mr. Baron WATSON.) raa TH IURDER NEAR WORKSOP. - ex .John Taylor WhitwO th, aged 2 2 was placed in the docks, hos charged with the wilful murder of Sally Hare, at Throaphan, bet St. John's near Workop. onl the 1st of October last. Mr. Maule, who appeared as counsel for the prosecution, Ar laid briefly before the jury the facts in connection with ...

... rile OXFORD CIRCUIT.-STAFFORD, Nov. 30. polMr. Baron Bramewell arrived In this town yesterday, and ing oene the commission with the usual fornmalities. Ills ting LorIdshpatrad attended Divine Service at St. Mary's. mn *li- Tue calendar is hieavy, and contains the names of 49 pri- an lu- oners, charged with offences of a serious description. W THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR )UDLEY Ri art- In ...

... FBefore F. G. GOODWIN, EDWD. RADFOaD, and A. AnK- IvRaIHT, Esqrs.] FALSE SCALES ANY WExoHTs.-George Hardy, butcher, of Wirksworth, was charged by Superintendent Burton with having used unjust sealesand unstamped and deficient weights, on the 23rd of May. -The officer had seized the scales and weights and now produced them, and proved by the county scales and weights the incorrectness ...

... POLICE OFFICE, DERBY, WEIDNESimAY, Dec. 30. ?? the MAYon, Dr. BENTc, and R. FoantAcsand T. PF BAINEBIUGGE, ESqrs.] e 'r DEscRTIOi.-John Corton pleaded guilty to being a de- n sefter from the 63rd Reginment of Foist, into which regimentf is he was enlisted by a sergeant of thle Ist Derby Militia onl tite -r 6th November last, andl then alsconded,-lRemnadedi, for the 'Alproper authorities to be ...