corn-dealer. T. Butt, T•wkesbury, Gloucester, miller. 13. Gardner, Leigh, Worcester, farmer. K. J. Inman, Blackman-street, Southwark, ironmonger. From LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. J. and J. Surrey, mealmen, Mark -lane. W. Steel, baker, Charlotte -street, Fitzroy-square.

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In consequence of the circumstances which took place at Knightsbridge on Sunday afternoon last, Mr. Sheriff Waithman has addressed the following letter to Lord Bathurst : "My LORD—I consider it my duty to apprise his Majesty's Government, through your Lordship, of a violent outr

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At Lincoln Assizes James Cawthorn, age! 26, of Whaplode >was convicted of plisoning- his Wife with arsenic, to which -crime he states he was7irtsOgated by a.guilty passion for another .woman. ' He was to be executed last Thursday. MURDER BY .STRANGULATION.—AI the Essex Assizes A

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