... THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT There was a further discovery of human remains in the canal at Middleport on Wednesday evening. The legs were covered with trousers, and there were socks on the feet, and on one of them was and these were identified as those belonging to the, body of the man Cart- One ledge which was discovered on Sunday evening. arm and the back part of the head are scill missing, for ...

... —FK DAY, March IS. (Before M. Buller aud J. C. Philips, ) Dog Cases. —George Smith, Captain's Barn. jr, was summoned for keeping a*dog without a licence. Defendant pleaded guilty, aftd stated that had omitted claiming exemption for his dog, ami lia since taken out licence. —A fine of Is. was imposed. Licensed Premises. —Thomas Gallimore, Cheadle, labourer, was fined ss. and costs for having ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT The adjourned inquest into the death of William Cart- ledge, potter, whose mutilated remains were found in the canal at Middleport on the 13th inst., was held at the Pack Horse Inn, Longport, on Thursday, before Mr. J. Booth, coroner.—William Smith, potter, who found the legs of the deceased on the 16th inst., was the first wit- ness examined. He spoke as to the ...

... THE HAVEN UNREST. NEW NOVEL. BY THE HON. LEWIS WINGFIELD. Author of In Her Majesty's Keeping, My Lords op Stkogue, Lady Grizel, Slippery Ground, &c. CHAPTER H.—A House Built the Sand. A rich patient evidently, for there was great excitement in the hall. Despite the lateness of the hour, waiters and porters were congregated there whispering, then suddenly looking indifferent, as ...

... INQUEST. On Tuesday inquest was held at the Pack Horse Inn, before Mr. J. Booth, coroner, touching the death of William Cartledge, potter, thirty-two years of age, w ...