... Tron - 1T. BY 1 A g e .1 at le r1ia i'iok the*wI1fu! c h' bdL ore the eO r bihei seD thsl orae otide of the Sutran-hl, *atb±ji 60MOf a ~Id rcfa ~t'e lise At' ...

... I OccasionaUy it in out of human nature not to be so hasty as to hazard a verdict before an Inquiry be terminated. Such rashness, in- desd, is ?? requisite for Safety. EI the recent commission on Mr. Windham, it may be strongly pispected that the unan- mous expression of public opinion, ad of the public press, had imuch to do in opening the eyes of the master and of the jury, who did but ...

... | DARING BURGLARY IN SPITALMLDS. Oa Tuesday, Damnf Taylor, George Dosoh Jin Rurlej Tlhomas Evans, Theomas Badburn, Mcry Alune Bradburn,, .and Mry Dunn. vetore charged, at the Wor shipstreet police: oourt, wibh biing coocerned with another man not In cuatody in thefollowing borghlery 3urs. ForamosKing, thewife of ?? in Bric.lane, Spitaifields, etated that, she had put by varios sums of money ...

... . 4j*, .. An inquiry 'b Mr, Atl~n Huim *-ey, one of thcn-Ceo- ners r Jesex, ito the 6iraumsbsie atteding tb.o dteath. 61 Mtr jolinfobert @btheriIIa laLw.. writer,.'j hlledb on ftheg 13th inWi, by the. exploslea of a ?? lamy, wras i rogumed: on, Thursftayl At t. Geora ecthe Fourth, New North-rzud. The~ Rater. of -the deased stated 5 that that oil cor w ned. in the'l 02 drd jest the jw to. tbe ...

... IMURDER: OF A GIRt1 AT WINDSOR. COfJijday,AJMkn Gou6Zd, aged thirty.1ir who ap- pearedin the garb of a ?? man, a4s indclted ?? seaoiss for the wilfl miurder of his daughfir, EHannah Gould, at Windsor, on the 30th of December last. : ' ?? Mhe p0isoner, who has been brlklyer labourer, lived idthehis wlve and orly child in s cottage situ atedast Olasenee clump, Clewrer-1e, Windsor.' He has ...

... BECONDARIES' COURT. SHAW V. THE NORTHE STATFORDSEHIR RAILWAY COMPANY.- RAILWAY AcCIDENT.-DAMAGES, 700.-This was a writ of inquiry to assess the damages, laid at 1,000, sustained in a railway accident, defendants having suffered judgment to go by default. Mr. Huddlestone, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Sergeant Pigott, with Mr. Phipson, for the company. The plaintiff on the 2est of ...

... MURDER OF A TAX-COLLECrOR. . :Xsvn~ n- war m1ar 11.N.utN JJF 0'I)BATH. George Clark was, on Thursday morning, placed at the bar, at Newcaotle-on-Tyne, charged with the murder of Mr. Mark Frater, tax-collector. Mr. Davison and Mr. G. Bruce appeared for the prosecution; the prisoner con- dacted his own defence. The facts, as stated by the counsel for the prosecution, were Ehortly these. Mr. Mark ...

... VAW~POJCESAURDAY1 0HTfrCURT. Ali STA~ MSh' ON, Vast oeaxnflt . was Romul-hnasn anWid, , Jb!eilkn ilin prner. wa nd ulihro How= Waii.- sarematn Wheoe ateddfom u m~tii ?? aoridyaed- n ar ometanha casi on upoown his journeytorn himself. Het cose atcs ~lction ao 'Oiongmea ?? t tif'wndwledhi, 3andthesubot wabe-tnethat wind an me wano ?? t.Hltews' Wnot- ?? Honourn(t. Werljetntrmm Wheler): Yoth ar ...

... Z?M_ ?? =_J? ?? - 'Nal IN ,. . TELLIGYMOE, t 20WV7 STX'ryfl 02.'C ph u n remitidlit cbn'g%,d with stoasli'n thirtcy-one .1 (sjp~bire of the, MnAblhoiiei anti Wnbsona, Baat Iailwa-' C,. Ip. fly, lola l1.ixtt Cnnl ?? C; ' .po.-n ui ngf;if' een A'harres ?? AihfAutrits , anti teen cvI' o ,.triiti, [is. , i. n1e. 2'iniel'>t: 7, oi Ate lisno-,rr,n.lotort the'c., III ?? ?? k rle'yr lftO ...

... ! :Is it~s~s B I; ; . LaDGEZ9,V. WZBSTgsi.--Tho. ~plaintifff In~hts'ca5Ge Mr. grederick iLedger, proprietor and editor ~of :tho Era,' brougit; kign 'actri jain Ihe (loui4 'of' Qniehld' 'Bench, 'to reicover tempnapeiiion in'damagki` actinsty 'the Adelpht. theatri); fore lnibl pubfIlhed, by 1dm itn tephiy-b nouigMrTncbeeland: Woiplaied of'r by plaintiff as of a natureicalcoulated to injure 'te ...

... :. REFOR IN TIM LUNACYLAW. The ?? of Er Wiuham, bwithau the attendant OEnnitiei of the system by which it has been tied, hias atleast ovvd a publie good, even at a rulious ?? the fhrtue o~f the misguided heirlof Fel. brfg. The Lord Chancellor, sharing, -no doubt, the feelings of thfe pulblic ansd the -press wilth respect to the peronanices u under wuis trial Was-cOn. dnoted' lies ioipsrted t ...

... .. DIVORCE AXD DEATH. Inthe Court of Session, on Thursday, evidonce wae talen-iri an action of divorce-at the instanice of Captain Charles. Campbell Hook, against 'his- wife, Mirs Flora Campbell Galbraith or Hook. The first witness ex- amined was the sister of the piirsudr, Mrs. Margaret Cecilia Hook or Ghie, who deponed to having been pre- sent at the marriage of the pursuersand 'defender at ...