As Mr. Justice Coleridge was proceeding from his residence to
at- tend his judicial duties in the Court of King's Bench on Wednesday morning, his Lordship's horse fell, and the learned Judge was thrown on the ground. On making inquiries, however, we are happy to state that his Lordship has received but little injury.—Morning Post. I What is the matter with the Judges? The other day Judge Parke tumbled from his horse. Why cannot they get into a hackney-coach, or a pa- tent safety cab?)
The Magistrates of Marylebone Office have issued a public notice cautioning all persons against suffering their dogs to go uumuzzled, several individuals having been bitten severely in the district of Mary. lebone.
John Minter Hart, the swindler, died on his passage to Sydney. A fire broke out about ten o'clock last night, in one of the ware- houses of St. Katherine's Docks; but it was got under by one, and the damage done is not great.
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