... (Ft-Or im' G'orr07espondeset.) ( On Saturday lafst, the poachers in custrody at Ps Beverleay were brought up on a remand, charged with heing as concerned in the murder of Jex, gamekeeper to Air. Watt. th Thle Magistrateewere MessrS. Rt. Wylie (chairman), D).Burton, ilb W1. T. D. Ducabury, H. K. Cankrien, and J. Hudson. The tei tnames of the priso noer are as follow, viz. :-Joseph Play, - firth ...

... ITHE BISHOP BURTrON MURDER. Though the Coroners Inquest has terminated with a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person or a sons unknown, contrary, as it certainly appears t Por to the evidence already received by them,-but of wht h they, and not ourselves, were the sworni judges; au although two other rival courts of justice ['ave been engaged for ten days in Eifting, and two or three ...

... THE ALLEGED DEATHS AT LEEDS. So 'Y ?? the contradiction given in the Mercttrg Of pia 1 Tuesday, to the report that three deaths had Occurred in Biu Water-lane, Leeds, from the effects of arsenie contained inla 'y lozenges purchaaed in the Bradford Market-placos, orn Satur- A re day night week, the police of Bradford have made careful t o. inquiries in Croft-street, in that town, where the ...

... :7 _ - . 1 11 . -I _ ._ AT nri; We bsould be glad to know how a plain man of commouihouesty and judgment would answer the question which was last week decided bythe Irish Court of Chancery, arising out of the following facts. A Roman Catholic policeman of the name of O'ALEY I married, some years ago, a Protestant girl, ELLEN JAzi;esoN, and had by bersix children, of whom the eldest is now ...

... THE ROBBERIS FROM THE HALIFAX POST-OFFICE. I _ - . 1. I In . - - _ a 0 on Tuesday, ?? Taylor, late a messencrer foel 1..and letter carrier in connection with the Halifax Post-office, w~vas brought before the Borough Magistrates, charged with th s~tealing letters and other articles, the property of the Post- to e master General. Some particulars of the case have already if appeared in the Leeds ...

... ei :s On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Badger, coroner, held 5. an inquest at the Sheffield Infirmary, on viewv of the body 5.; of a young roan, named ?? Wood, who died there 0n0 e Sunday evening, from injuriee received on the 12th October. k On the, morning of that day, the deceased, after leaving work at the Milton lronworkq, near Hoyland, where lie was em-. d ployed oec the night ehift, Went to ...

... HULL POLICEX COMJRT. F R ID,_Y. W;. DiahPrtr Mlite girl, twice remanded on a charge of mnet stealing '1 l46. 04. thirpet f Miss Eliza Pridgett, As scholmitres, Nw Iigts-tee, was again brought up, and te thseig ?? offence, she was ordered to find two sureties tle, for her future good bhiour, fled EdwIin Snow~d;en,ytwice romanaded ontoa charge of stealing fess Is. 04.~, the proert o Alf. Spink, ...

... I I FRIDAY. Ur John Rutter, coal merchant, Quay-street, was summoned J~ for assaulting a young foreigner named Haerman Myers. tiff. Complainant stated that yesterday forenoon, while in Quay- mu' etrect, lie saw the defentdant, who, on passing him called him DOC a Jewish villain, and used some violent threats to him, jog and also pushed him off'tlte flige. Air Rutter, in defence, said app ...

... A man named Dan Beverle came to his death in a very tragic manner at a place near Halifax, on Statr. day night., The deceased was a man of some means, and a delver ; be kept a beer-shop at Cross-roads, situate beyond Mount Tabor, and not far from Cold Edge-moor, one of those wild spots in Yorkshire so graphically described ina 39:, the novella of Currer Bell. He wag found at Sand Boed, a a ...

... Ml. DE M!ONTALEMBERT. Al. UL IV1INDMXx - W THE trial of M. DE MORTALEMB5RT, which had at been fixed for yesterday, has been adjourned, at the el request of the illustrious defendant, until Wednesday, g the 24th inst. M. BERstYER, one of the most eminent t( members of the French bar, and holding political t) principles similar to those of his client, has been re- Ii tained as counsel for Al. DE ...

... RE HARRISON, WATSON: I-X PARTE HARRISON BROTHERS: IN RE SIR C. PRICE. JUDGUBENT, Before' tle Lord8 Justiee'e, Nove. 6. Lord Jus~tice Knight BRacer-We have to determine whether it would have been right, in our judgment, to dismiss the petition presented to the flul) or Leeds Court of Bankruptcy. For that purpose, we most decide the question whether Sir Chis. Price and Co. accepted the two hills ...

... I THE WHOLESALE POISONING I AT BRADFORD. ?? ess - ,. ir.) 1NVE-ETIQ.,,kCIO BEFOR-E T UHE AMAGI`MTE~S, AND CORO2NER'S 1NQUEST. hi-' On Tueaday last, we gave a few particulars of the o lamentable and extensive cualeof poisoning at Bradford. Since 11 lvy that time we have been furniehed by our correspondent with - 'ni- a more detailed account of the melancholy occurrence. e hi.1 It appears that ...