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... .--A --- !'- z A/A+tA These sessions commenced on Tuesday (yesterday), at ten he o'clock, in theGui dhall, before the Recorder, JoHN BALUlY. 1`g Esq. ; and the following gentlemen were sworn on the grand )St jury:-Mr. G. Bridgart, foreman; Mr. J. Chadfdeld, Mr. e- G. Wilkins, Mr. B. Moseley, Mr. N. Leene, Mr. C. J. Storer, et Mr. G. Lamb, Mr. G. Besaick, Mr. J. Greatorex, Mr. P. ry Peel, Mr. J ...
... Shareholders in the Derby H'uti ruurkt Cirm* ...
... jsAt Bodmin, Jaynes Holnwan, was tried for the murder of hisl wife, at Criwydon. Two lives were sacrificed, for the unfor-i to tioate woman was far advanced in pregnancy. One night i Df Holman ran to some neighbours and said his wife had been si murdered ; her body was found lying, face downwards, on the hearth-the face among the ashies; the front of the head had been beaten in by repeated ...
... POLICE OFFICE, SATURDAY. Feb. 25. -- l : V ,- T -.Ghna nn w-f X llowv- gBefore Dr. BENT, B. FoRMsAN, J. HAlwooD, and D. Fox, LsJrs.] irthe Mr. James Ball, nmil-owner, Devonahire-street, was summoned C SHles, by Sarab Oakley, a young woman who had been in his employment, a for assaulting her. It appeared that complainant had bcen west inge tysomeSlk, and on the 1puller going to take it ...
... t NOTTINGHAM ASSIZES. TAYLOR V. DOVE.- is This was an action for an assault, aisd for a malicious pro .N secution, and is one of two actions tried at the last Derbyshire i, Assizes, both of which arose nut of an attempt to eject the A plaintiff from a parish meeting at Bakewell for riotous con- duct. A farthing damages had been recovered against Mr. n Nesfield, a county magistrate, and ...
... he aDrOax MR. WHISTON, SUN., CoioNwa. On Thursday, the 8th instant, on the body of Mary Ann er Sheltonaged 4years,who was drowned by fallingintothe Canal at the Tuesday previous. The child had followed ?ome other n- children on the banls of the Canal, and whilst kneeling by ed the side to pick some muscles out of the water, fell in and he was drowned.-Verdict, Accidentally drowned. Mt, On ...
... I -. w-cn I . JNt .. BEYORE MR. w;ISrOs, JUN., COOONER. On Toesday, the 14th instant, at Kilborne, on the body of to Edward Fletcher, aged 16 years, whose death took place the of previous day from injuries received hi consequence of a cart b Mbeet passing over him. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased was going for coals with a cart drawn by one b] horst, that he stopped at a trough ...
... -as nal-past ten. IWQUESTS. MI m Vu- ln; les. X I ull IQUESTS. BEFORE MR. WULS1TOi, JUN., corO0KZ0 . he On Tuesday, the 28th uIr., at Codnor Park, on the body of e- William Hoole, a child 11 years of age, who*se death took place the Saturday previous from the lnjuroes received that of morning by falling down the shaft of a coal-pit 170'yards its deep. It appeared from the evidence that decesed ...
... DERBY BOROUGH SESSIONS, flrr nr,.rr llAunnrci&v Arf R ley GUILDICALL, WEDNESDAY, Oct. S. el the I [Before JOHN BAr.GuY, Bsq., Recorder.'ja GRAND) JURY. S( for G. ERItMAN, Foreman. Ion T. Hackett, G. A. Hewitt, E. Hollingshead, Geo. Mason, a] J. Stevens, Geo. Wild,J. Cauldwell.Tlhos. Cooper, S. Bench- O' Uls ley, A Kniveton, E. Wright, G. Clayton, S. Bjrooks, C. F. Taylor. Josiah Norton, WN. ...
... (From our own Correspiondent.) MO5NDAY. August 1,5. SOUTIT tAISCASHlIRE ASSIZES. R 5noOsilillilt of' the nssizes for South Laricaleire weas Gea ferelly opener en Wednesday saf' ernon by Baron Watson ,Vl4;eCrmpflleed by Mr. Justice Hill. -on TIhursdsy Ale rels th rdbtInesla of the assizes commenced by 81gc ~ rleing his charae tothe Grard Jury. 1ibe sencvrylong niar very remarkable, fie cotm. v ...
... it - - - - 5 Parliament is prorogued to Thursday, the 15th day of 0 December next. f RETIREMENT OF SIP JAMES CLARK.-We are requested to I state that the announcement which appeared in the Court Journal, relative to the retirement of Sir James Clark, is in- correct.- TImes. The keen contest between Lord Brougham and the Duke )f of Buccleuci for the Chancellorship of the University of Edinburgh ...
... S. a STOW-ON-THE-WOLD, Wednesday. I ;hat This quiet and retired district, in the centre of the bleak r It Cotswold range of hills, has been thrown into a state of con- I TO. sternatlon by the muraer of a wealthy and respectable former, c ver, ar. George Hlambidge, by his illegitimate son: and last t ; to night the murderer was lodged in Glocester county prison, to 0 beir take his trial for the ...