... I -THE CATASTROPHE NiEAR I DUDLEY. , I THE INQUEST. l The inquest was opened on Wednesday morning, at Briorley Hill, before Mr. Phillips, the coroner, and a jury, of whom the Rev. Josephus Bailey was foreman. Isaao Baldwin deposed that when the excursion train D was going to Worcester in the morning, there were three shocks at differeutplaces, aud one ofthemthrewhim forward, and made a young ...

... MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY BY I HER LOVER, NEAR RIPLEY. The quiet'and secluded village of Darley, near Ripley, on the line of the Leeds Northern RAilway, was on Monday the scene of unusual excitements in consequence of the discovery of the nisurder,,by her lover, of a young person named Mary Jane Scaife under circumstances of great barbarity and cruelty. The deceased, who was about twenty-two ...

... iI T HE ACOMB HOUSE LUNACY i INQUIltY. The recent lunacy inquiry at York arising out of the case of Mrs Turner, wifo of Mr Turner, an official assignee I in bankruptcy, Liverpool, (reported in our last woek's fpaper), has beer, racoeeded by an investigation into the mode of conducting Acoab House Asylum, where Mrs 'Turner had been placed by her husband. The court for i this purpose instituted ...

... jYORKSHIRE INSOLVENT DEBTORS' GhWURT. 50! r. YORK CASTLE, MONDA4Y, Ar1g, 23. Ut (Before Mr. Sergeant DOWLING.). S. erDISCHARGED FORTHWITH. - The following in- id solvents being unopposed; were at once liberated, namely: iy -Edmund Carter Bright, Sheffield, laud surveyor; James nHughes, York, frniterer and confectioner; Oeorge Welborn, )n eadingley, near Leeds, joiner and builder; Abraham a, ...

... IMPORTANT VERDICT. At the South Lancashire Assizes, on Thursday, beore Ur'. Baron Martin, the case of Scott v. Dixon,' a-rising out of the Liverpool Borough Bank proceedings, was tried. The court was crowded at an early hour. dMrt. ?? JAmEI stated the oase to the jury. It was an action (ha said) for the purpose of recoverin from the de- e fondant the amount of ten shares in the bank, which ...