... MURLDER IAT TILIE GUILDIALL COFFEE-HOUSE. PI On Saturday, wvhilc the L~ord M1la3or was engaread in the -, is Un Niturl'(M, while tile Lord MIyoir was eisgaged in thle pur's. Iroutine blisiness at the 'Mansion Hlouse, Inspector Woodruffe, NV 'Ii, Iof thec City police, infos-med his lord-ship that the cook ait the sal pt Gaildhall Coffiee-holse hlad j nest cut the throat uf the kitchen- Pat imal ...

... DERBYSHIRE GENERAL QUARTER SES- SOIJoS. These Sessions comm11enced on Tuesday (yesterd~ay), at the o Town Dali., Chestenrfiold, before JoHtN BALGUY, Esq., and I other Magistrates. The CHAteaRxA said that previous to commencing the f b.usincs or the ze.uions he No(ujjld rnoRd a letter from Mr. New- ton, the CountyTreasurer, announcing his r(ciglation, and having done son the motion of C. CLARRE ...

... inlL 0.15 in Fresh traces are daily discovered of the means used by the impostor Provis in his recent attempt to claim the title and estates of the Smyth baronetcy. In the course of the trial a very antique Bible, it will be recollected, was produced, in which were the alleged certificates of his mother's marriage, and of his own baptism. It has now been discovered that the Bible was purchased ...

... EXECUTION OF THE BISHOP OF ERM.E- LAND'S MURDERER. I~~~~~~ _ pi Rudolph Kiihnapfel, the tailor, who murdered Bishop Si Von Hatten and his housekeeper, in the episcopal resi- St dence at Frauenburgh, was executed early on the morning Pi of the 7th instant, on the bill about a mile from that town, Pi near the Elbing road. Thejudgments pronounced in both instances by the criminal tribunals ...

... THE TAMIVORTH BANQUET. I On Wednesday evening Sir Robert Peel gave a grand ; .Complimentary entertainment to a select party of his con- i sttitentanndfriendsinthe'rowvn-hall, Tarmworth. Covers I were laid for about 200, and the dinner with all its ap-I pointments was of the most costly and sumptuous cla-I racter. a The Right Hon. Baronet was supported in the chair by I the Right Hon. W. Y. ...

... I -Gh'OSS- RADICALf FRAUD-'- -7- -a REVISING BARRISTERS' COBUT FpOll THlE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF LEICESTERtS5IIRE. OtII TiUiiSOAY, OCTons:E 7. 01' [BeJ'sse MeLSora. GALE and SKINNERn.) to' Mr.l' MACAU LAY applied on behalf of the Conservatives, to a expuoge Fool'sY NeAMES which appeared Oni thle hot of personsin claiming to vote forl the southern division, inI. agre' parish;- mnod prayed thle ...

... NEW POOR-L.AW AMENDMENT BILL.I A copy of tbis bill bas just been printed by order of the House of Cominsn.s It is entitled, A Bill for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to thle Poor in E ngland, nod contains as many as 63 clauses. Sir J. Grahian mmd Mr- H. M1. Sutton, A.P., are entrusted with, the conducting of this mnlasure through the lower House of Parlinmle'ut. We proceed to ...

... On Thursday last the Cromford Philharmonic Society held a vocal and instrumental concert in the School-room, North- street Cromford. The society had secured the valuable ser- vices of Mr. Marshall, as leader, as well as the attractive co- operation of Messrs. Brooks, Taylor, Handley, and Turner, the Sutton-in.Ashfield glee singers. The performances of the gentlemen composing the orchestra ...

... Sir— Allow me, if you please, room in your columns just to offer a few words in reply to the two correspondents signed •* Z and Ceres, in your paper last week. They fail in answering ther question, whether malt or steeped barley, is as profitable for a farmer as linseed cake, not only in the fatten- ing cattle, but in the consumption of straw, and in enriching the manure. I shall not ...

... - _ TZ .. - --.- L!~s~ TA-V.I ige [Before PETza BAINBailGoE LE IlUNT. Jon1; GOODWIN JOnIN- ter fle soN, aml JOIIN WRIGHT, IEsqrs.] tty FRANCISSHAW V. IIOBERLT WAIRNs n.-The defendant, who Na ac- is bailiff of tbe Ashioiurn County Court, was summoned for of I ad having assaulted the complainant at Ashbouril on the 9tl Mlr imt.-From the evidence it appeared. that the complainant ( had been put ...

... BAEWELL PETT SESI-S - FlIDAY, c BAXEWELL PETTY SESSIONS! JitiDmy, Oct.- 19. 1 [ LBefore R. W. U. NesVaIED, Esq., W. LONGSDOs4, Esq., and Lord DENM.AIN. IGAME CASES. a George Wilson, of Beeley. gamekeeper, summoned Joseph - Lee, of Buuting-lhill, near Ashover, for having, on the 2nd of October inst., killed and taken one grouse, he being an un. ; certificated person; there was a second summons ...

... DERBY BOROUGH POLICK COURJ Monday.— Before J. P. Doherty (in the ci - R. Jeffeison, tags. : Sarah Hodge, a married woman. « , a with being drunk and diaorderly in Saturday night. Prisoner strongly >. . charge, and said she had been molest, dninaen man. Fined 10s. and cum-, r - - . hard labour.— Joseph b-mitn, who said - - 1 from Burton-on-Trent, was charged with ing abroad and lodging in an ...