The Lancaster Herald, and Town and County Advertiser. — 1832-01-21 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

HIDDINGTON, N. B. Jan. 15.—Remaining 11, new cases 7, died 7, recovered 8. Total cases 48, died 20. SOUTH SHIRLDS and WZNEHOZ, January 12th.—Remaining 0, new cases 1, died 1, recovered O. Total 3, died 1. WALKER, COLLIERY, January 11th to 15th.—Remaining 4, m* Cases .16, died 8, recovered 5. 'Mdi.PETH, January 12th.—New cases 1, died 1, recovered 0. Disarm; art, January 14th to 16th.—New cases 80, died $6. HOWDEN Does, January 1, 14, and 16—Cases 20, died 10. In the Globe of Wednesday was the following :1-" A repeat has been received Stating five -cases to have occurred at Tremont, five miles west of Haddingtcn, two of which proved fatali" resemensexemememee • THY Mutants in %tacit LAsz.—On ;Wednesday afterdoon the remains of Ellen Bancroft, the young woman ipiio was inhumanly murdered in the house of her uncle, Mr. Okill, in Evertun, last week, were interred at the OIRIFdI yard at Weaverham, near Northwlch. We are requepted to state that the ceremony was conducted with the Attniest solemnity, and that the villagers evinced nothing like indecorous curiosity on the melancholy occasion. At Newcastle Sessions, on Wednesday, Mr. Robert Rowley, stenciller, appeared to anima, an indictment-preferred against him at the Michaelmas Sessions, for a misdemeanour, in having displayed, on the 17th October, from a window in his premises, in the Side, a flag, on *hich was represented the figure of a human skeleton, holding in one hand the heads of three distinguished personages who voted against the reform bill, &c. The defendant was sentenced to pay a fine of Is. to the King.— Cafedostion Mercury. It has been remarked, as a singular coincidence, that the present overseer of the estate of Dunsinane, in the neighbourhood of Perth, should be Macbeth—a family name now almost extinct in this cotnitry.— Glasgow) Evening Post. The primitive inhabitants of Mexico believed that the Soul bad to pass through places full of snow and thorns, find env:Mater many hardships before it arrived at its destined abode; and they therefore buried them with all their apparel, vestments, and shoes.—Notes to Brown's ,4 Poetical Ephemeras." -  - Meateastr.....How little the interference of the tisiiiterylattiSed-bes Eugland ia.abuwat by the fact that no Piet buirbeken place which has called -for their interieneott in ONO "Nberetbere has been an efficient police. With di the eicitement which has existed for the last 18 mouths in the metropolis, there has been nothing approaching to disturbance which the policemen have not immediately repressed ; and who that observes the progress of the riot in Brlstoloan doubt that a police embodied in that city would, even unsupported by a military force, have had the same success? The riot there leans to have been encouraged by the want of any resisting**. the first stages. The selfAided and irresponsibk Aktipesedion. at Brutal is am Mary isigglaient Man asestiMer bedlam( Mi anew Mud, edit it NOM I kave-latet asereover-Miteasykly and natarally odious to the people, by whom evety extract' Of power on its part seemed a tyranny. Let there be a good police, and magistrates chosen me some other principle than a unity' e opinion in election jobbing, and we may dispense, however great may be the privation, with military execution in Enylattd.—Globe. DuELLiso.—By the Mexican laws, if a man kills another in a duel he becomes answerable for all his debts. We know not a more salutary regulation, or one which would tend more to calm the excited spirits of our "fiery Hotspurs of the North."