... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCE0, TilE MYST~Etous DEATII AT CAMBERWELL. - Onl Bonda_ night Mrt. William Carter, the coroner for the eastern division of ticd county of Surrey, resumed, at the vestry~hall, Camberswcll, the adjaurned inquest on the body of a masn found lying with his throat cut in a g; Ordjen in the New-road, in the parish of Camberwell. After Isearieg the evidetico the jury returned a ...

... ACCIDENT-S AND OFFENGES. sreocl:ING ACCIDENTx TO A UEIONTLv-srAN1 otN Lo-,nott BIDGttEc. '-On Meirday an accident oceurred to Mry. John Parker, aged lifly-three, yearn, residing at Woolwicht. It %lpa. 'the Unfortunate gentleman anid wire were) taking their niece ?? to 11emaseremnith, who hond been paying a visit to thin, WhWIn 1n stolpped on a fitd~'d dr , slipped fiT the kertetneeo and ...

... LAW AND POLUCE. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Io, Ra AuoGrNT.-The bankrupt, John Argent, lead kept the Itaslinhow Tavern), in Fleet-street. Tuesday was thle examination meetinz. Thle accounts, prepared by Mr. Pettis, extend from Jan. 31, 18.36, to tile date of tile bankruptcy in September last. At the former period the bankrupt appears to have had a capital of 1,u71; he 10w aires to unsecured crtditore ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THE FORTUNE TELLER.On Wednesday Ann Wifliaos, a gipsy, was found Guilty upon two indictments charging her with obtaining property from two servant girls by pretending to tell their fortunes. The jury hoped that the learned judge would severely reprimand these silly girls for admitting such persons into tleir masters' houses, as they thereby exposed their property to depre- ...

... LAIN AND POLICE. ?? LAMBETH1 CO1UVTY COURT. IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDs FoaLwL3iN THE GOODS.- BALDREY v. BURDxEN.-This was an action to recover damages by the plaintiff, a single Woman, for an illegal distress by the defendant. It appeared the plaintiff had for some years past lived with one Simpson as his wife, and in August last Simipson got into arrear with his landlord, and the plaintiff ...

... THE MUtRDER NiEARF ROTHERaAiij Esxtraordinary Statement by the Prisone-r. On Sturdy lat th inqest n th bod ?? lIfars, wits bid heldat S. Jon'sLauhtonen~l-Morhcnnea Rotberharn, Ie The irstwitese as he tathr ofthedece!ased, wbo sajaid th,, her daughter Sally would have been eighteen years of age thisl very day. Mrs. Cuthbert, wife of George Csthhliert, larmuer, St. Johnt'0, said the deceased ...

... | COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-(Yesterday.) BANKRUPTCY OF A PRIZE-FIGHTEB.-ii MAIsx. - This was a meeting for the last examination in the Court of Bankruptcy, of James Massey, described as a licensed victualler, of the Crown, Cranbourne-pesssge, a well known pugilist. The accounts commence on the 17th of July, 1856, and end 11th of August last, showing this ?? unsecured, 611; ditto holding security ...

... IMEDICAL IGNORANCE.-POISOJNING I l - ~ l - -Mistaken for Disease. A domestic misfortune, still shrouded in mystery, and which has led to a coroner's investigation, and the return of all open verdict, has lately taken place at Stepney, which, from the peculiarity of some of the circumstances, and the evidence of some of the witnesses examined, makes it imperative oil us to comment, to some ...

... IORGERY ON THE BANK OE' THE I - - - - Russian Empire. 1?ichard Webster, John Webster, his brother, and Moses Barnet were charged au Wednesday, before Mr. G. Elliott, at Lambeth Police.court, with being in possession of two plates pur- porting to be for the issue of ten-rouble notes of the Bank of the Russian Empire. In consequence of information received by Mr. Crehmar, Russian consul in ...

... I SHaRIpFS' cOURT. I.tPORTANIT TO TRAVELLEUS BY STEA.-ROIT.-CLk&UE V. TiE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-Tlhis was an action brought last Wednesday to recover the sum of 1 paid by plaintiff in excess of the fixed rates of travelling charges on the journey from London to Edinburgh and back. Plaintiffstated that he and his son went on board the company's boat going to Edin- burgh, and when ...

... WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. BETTING AND CGAMPAGNE.-WALKER V. CAUcT.-This ?? an action brought by the plaintiff, a gentleman of sporting celebrity, against Ben Caunt, late Champion of England and present landlord of the Coach and Horses, St. Martin's-latse, to recover 5, deposited in his hands as a bet on a fight which did not take place, and against which defendant pleaded a set-off for goods ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES FATAL GAs ExPLOSION AT CoLONEL GREVILLE'S-.On Mon- day afternoon, Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westmnsinetr, resuemed an inquiry at St. George's Roopital, into the canse of thedeathsof -&fza Blampen, who was in the service of Colonel Folke Gravelle, M.P., at ND. 2, Altart-gale, on the night of the 13th of September last, The corooer slait imia a very lametabe cseandthe ...