... BEFORE MR. CORONER. Saturday, the lotli inst., at Turnditch, on the body of Herbert Alton, aged months. Deceased, the child of very : respectable parents, had been taken to bed by its mother, Thursday night, quite well, and was found by her on Friday morning, dead. Mr. Thos. Lomas, of Belper, surgeon, had doubt that deceased had died of convulsions. Verdict that effect. ...

... XTOCXS OF FORIGN~l GUAiSO-THE Cdoes A~IIOAD)-QUARTZitLY goJ tyIMPOATS it4TO LON~iD61.' able (From Bell's 'Meseneger). al n, As much misconceptiOn baa of late prevailed on the all the y, important subject of the supplies of fortign produce in ware- inea ,n 'houses in the United Kinigdom, the extent of which, sooner oe ase or later, cannot fail to have considerable Influence upon the hIgI e- ...

... purpose of encouraging the formation of schools for the education of farmers' sons, in connection with the Established Church. Modern French Pronouncing Book ; or, Parisian Pronunciation Exemplified through the Medium of English Sounds. By Louis Sandier. Second edition. —{London : Jiahhriti). —Respecting this work, the Educational Times of June Ist, IMS, justly says—The author certainly ...

... V DERBY CORN MARKET. CROSS KEYS, FRIDAY, Oct. 6.-We bsare a fair supply of wheat to- day, which s11s slowly at late rates. Oats, beans, and barley, Is dearer. 5. 5. Whent, red 8 to fiO per36stoesa. w white 63 64 ,, Barley .. 34 - i6 Imp. asure. V Onts .32 .1 per 24 stones. E ,, new 26 28 ,, } Bles . 52 .4 2. Flour .43 * 44 per 20 stones. ...

... STATE OP TRADE. LEICFSTER (TnuasnAY.)-A further falling off in the an' C demand for hosiery goods has taken place, and the Govern- the s ment orders being nearly executed, it is feared many hands the will be thrown out of employment. There are no heavy for - stocks in hand, but as a decided check has taken place with vei both London and Manchester houses, manufacturers will pro- bao ...

... 9 ' DERBY CORN MARKET. 3,8 Canes iEars, FasDav, Felt 10.-A small supply of grain at ti day's market, which sells slowly at aL decline of Is. to 2s, on wheat and barley. Little passing in othier things, at late rates, 6.a. 6.8 Wheat, 80 to 86 per 36 stones. 6.23 ,, white 88 94 , 6.5 Barley, molting * 40 441mpmeasure. 7. 0 Oats ..34. 36 per '24 atones. 6.20 new 32 . 36 Benna new 152 63 , Liii. . ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION. As tiiis Report far too long to be inserted entire in our paper, we shall point out, and furnish extracts from, the principal subjects remarked upon the Committee. And first, the Company's Accounts The examination the Company's Accounts comprises period from the 30th June* 1844, to the 31st Dee., 1848. The Committee and the Accountants (Messrs. Qiiltur ...

... From the LONDON GAZET TEl hals I- ...

... - DERBY CORN MARKET. r CR005 KEya, FnIDAY, June 23-We have no enquiry to-day for t wheat; prices may be qoteod fully Is. under tboso of last week. No other change.A eI Wheat, ..86 to 83 perfi~stonoe. .1 white . 811 89 , Barley, malting..1 .1 8 40 Inp.measure. Oats..i 57 per 24 stoens. Benno. qI Flouc s63 per 2ltstones. a , superfioe .* 5 66 , if INSPECTOR'S RETURN ...

... containing a number of blades corresponding with the year in which it was made. It was stated at an anti-malt tax meeting, on Wednes- day, that the brewers in 1830 consumed 700,000 quarters of barley less than were used in 1799, and yet produced one willion barrels more beer. ...

... DERBY CORN MARKET. Cnoss KXrrs, Friday, Nov. 4.-A smail market, at fully last week's rates for wheat and flour. 5. s.I Wheat, red.. 42 to 47 per lB net. new. 44 - 46 ,, ,, white .. .. 48 - b2 ,, , new . . 4f * 50 Beans .8 .4 S . 52 per 19 net. ,, nev..42 . 44 , Oats . . 28 . 88 per 12 net. new.. . 21 24 Barley malting .. 3'I 5 42 imop. ...

... 5 Tim LEICESTEI TRADE-For the American Trade there if appcars to be quite an average business doing in hosiery e goods, particularly in the shirt and pantaloon branches, fur If which article more than an average quantity have been sold, n The home trade continues inactive, and in the wrought hose branch a great many hands are unemployed. Wools are Y vevy firm, but without alteration in prices. ...