... EXTUAOPVDI-NAr.Y CASE. am Yesterdlay anl tdjostriteti. inquest wyas held ait the Rock ho~ss lint1, Aberitmno, on the heiN of a boy noated David Jones, Jewi arntelve yeutrstt' six mnthls, who died while under th h er iti~flttence of chloroform, which hail been admlinistered tobim pron preparatory to his uindergoing a surgical Operation. The kniot iniquiry tvoes held by Mr. ?? Williams, tleputy ...

... ?? , I , ?? ?? -- '7 ?? -~ ,- ~ .. , ,thl}'R ?? ?? M T. :.I .1 - I ' -I ;~ , t ?? - . 8 I -li he GLAMORQ4N§HIREL an These sestioius were held yesterday, at- the T'TeUnhaltl> '5.j~wtien, bfore Mr. W it,' Jones, chairman, *. ?? - F.owleii deputy-chsirniauti and Messrs. C. ii. M lah is MY.P- N. ?? ounmcron,; Ber.C. IV,4,night,;StarliVo Benson, JS obAh'T D. Llewellyn, J: ?? 'Jenkits, Lrfith ...

... A. . . j - I - - 1.A>AHS CrA-0 Thecase of John v. Bacon came before the Court of Com- M ron Pleas, it Westminster, on Tuesday and Weddnesday. Ml M.rne said Mr. DeRutseoapppearingfortlihplaintliff up] aud llr. Qunain, Q.C., for the defendant. A rule nisi P]1 for P. new trial had been obtained, ard it now cuanc on for jrgaeent.o This was an aetion heord before Baron Chaunoll at the co] ...

... Mrs. Emily Macgregor, wife of Major Macgingor, was Cf brouight before Mr. T1yrwhitt, at Mariborougie-stroet, on 3 Monday, on a watrrant, by Deteetiv6 Davison, C division, et charged with obtaining thle sum of £20 by false psretenees Ie from 'Miss O'Neal, assistant to Messrs. Lewis and Alleuby, hII silk inereers, Regent-street. ti The prisoner, wYho. appeared to be Iin a delicate state of tu ...

... DISTRESSING SUICIDE OF A GENTLE. MAN IN A CAB. I - On Tuesday ovening Mr. Laugham held an inquiry at thle ro St. George's Hospital, respecting the death of Mr. Peter as G]asgow, aged 30 years. 3s5 Mr. E. N. Dalton identified the body of the deceased, and ad stated that it was that of a clerk in the Adjutant-General's er office. He had lately been very melancholy, and he wea ed afraid that he ...

... : GLAMORGANSHIERE. (Before Mr. R. 0. JoNEs and the He, H. U~coicasens.) r The court rosumed yesterday morning at half-past ten, whon the trials of prisoners were proceeded with. Daniel Barrett, 25, puddler,'pleaded guilty to the charge i of stealing 3s, 9td,, the property of Jeromiah Foley, at . Leforthyl-, on the 20th April last, and was sentenced to four . months' imprisonment. William ...

... THE CLEVER CASE OF SWINDLING AT SVANSEA. MORE COMPLAINTS FROM NETWPORT, LLAN- ELLY, AND OTHER PLACES. In the Westernt Mail, ol Friday, a brief noticewas given of a clever case of swindling, perpetrated by a man named Benjamin Walker, who had been before the Swansea magis- trates the previous day, charged with obtaining money from tradesmen, by means of false pretence. He was re. manded till ...

... - ?? ACTION FOR1 SLANDSI.-A FAHESIM'S sox ACousrlD OF *Wit SH11EEP STEALING. enitr WiiLIAMITS V. EDWARII)S,-Tliia case was 'tried, before AL his Iioiocii',Juelge 'alcene, and ?? Monday after. plail nooci. The plaintiff is engaged on tis aent'si farm, tit dfte Peuddig and dfendantis a frmer rsiding ait Bodlinog, T Celligase' The slnderous ords-thesubject of the pre- exter sent actin-were utcrcd ...

... Ly It is generally understood that the legal advisers of Sir t r. Charles Mordaunt, Bart,, of Walton Hall-whose suit for t a a dissolution of his ?? with his wife, on the ground in a, of her adultery with Viscount Cole and Sir Frederick John. hi or stone, Bart., has been the talk of fashionable circles for di 11 months past-have taken decided measures to have the v 3o question of the sanity or ...

... BRISTOL ASSIZES-MONDAY. ret C-ROWN COURT. l (Before Mr. Jutc ETIS)in The Court was opened ait ten oj'ulock thi3 uooraling. N ACTION FOl, PAVE, rMPRISON1ee&NT. i SrornnoEsm V. Wsecs-~swas ain ?? for damage;_s fr, for flkdec rniprisonenent. -Mr. Edfilo anti Mr. Norris for the lil iilatntiff; Mr. Bore, Q.C., anw Mr. Saiunders for the vt defendiant.h. The plaisetiff! was a mason, living at ...

... The News York Tn-ibuve says that a tenement in Cherry. | street, Fourth Ward, was, on the 5th inst., the cene of an triple murder which, for cold-blooded atrocity and cruelty Lis tnparalleled in the locality. The actors in the tragedy were Henry Acong and Charles Archoea, both natives of fChina, the first a sailor. and Acong's wife, Sarah Ann, an Englishwoman, Acong was a steward on board a ...

... THE OHARGE OF -MURDER AGAINST PRINCE BONAPARTE, Writing on this regretable circumstance on Monday 8, evening, the Paris correspondent of the Pall Mael Gazette L8 ys :. As I rite, the Boulevards are crowded with people dis- 7, cussing the crime which was committed this morning in the neighbourhood of Paris-a crime which has reminded one painfully of the tragic end of Piohsgru, and the more ...