... INSOLVENT DMBTOnS' COUAT. PI -lALL T rjlVlfX'l~lAMMr.. ?? - .. SHIRE HALL, NOTTINGHAM, WbDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. REVEREND WILLIAM HELPS, formerly of Whitenap, near Rumsey, Hants, and late of Hailion, near Newark, was unop. posed. The insolvent is possessed of church preferment, amount- ing to nearly £1,200 a year, and Air. Payne stated, that in four years, if lie lived, all his creditors would be ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLBAS, Friday, Nov. 30. GOODrAN V. KENNEL.-.This was a- action to recover of the defendant the arnount of expenses incurred by the plaintiff, i in being wantonly rode over by the defendant's servant, William ! Cockin, at Lambeth, on the 19th of June last. It was stated by the plaintiff's witnesses, that he was crossing the road near the Three Stags, in Lambeth, when Cockin rode ...

... DERBY BOROUGH SESSIONS, WEDNESDAY, ArRIL 9th. Before John Balguy, Esq. Recorder-Dotglas Fe~, Egg. Alayor-John Chatterton, Richard Leaper, and Thos. Haden, Esquires, Magistrates. After the Court had been opened with the usual formali. ties, and the Grand Jury (Tnos. Cox, Esq. Foleman,) sworn, the following APPEALS were heard. Thomas Noble, appellant, against a ?? for intisnidation. This appeal ...

... the captor of Smith O'Brien, for which lie received 5001. St'si'ECTEi) Cake Poisoning.—Some sensation was excited in Leicester last week, in consequence alleged case of a woman poisoning her husband. It appears that about month ago a man, named Manton, a tailor, was taken ill, and died rather speedily, lie was interred in St. George's burying-grouud. without any suspicion at the time, or at ...

... ~u COaaeasG.-COifliig, seems now an unpunishiable offence. l- a.d An illustration of the inadequacy of the law is afforded by a 0 *tt, case now before the Lambeth Magistrate. Sergeant Quin- ''near arrested Edward Littleton, at his lodgings, with pieces C dof bell-metal, block-tinl, twenty-three files of various sizes, id steavg. II.arnse ass eleatrotype imuehiane. and other' thirlga Ii ...

... | fhe CWURTfo JELtJRRF fB WrSOLV DEBTORS. I - ?? - - the Matters of tW. Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named, (the same having been filed in the Court,) are appointed to be heard as followsi At the Court House at Derby, in and for the county of Dlerbyp, on the loth day of February next, at 11 o'clock in the morning; JOSEPH EdEDS, late of Ctstlton, Derbyshire, Miner. JOHN ...

... LEICESTER AN SI P1IUS COURT. d JACKSON V. POC'}IN AND OTHERS, a This was an action to recover the valre of a quantity of a corn and other property belonging to the plaintiff, which was consumed by fire on the morning of the 7th of January t last, owing to the alleged negligence of' the defendants. 1 Mr. Ilildyard, Mr. Gale, and Mr. Fosbrook conducted the 1 plaintiff's case; and Mr. Balguy and ...

... PJrRB YSI IRK OCTOBER SESSIONS. d GWEDNESDAY, OCTOnERst 1t. The trials of the prisoners at these Sessions commenced this ollrlnlilng inl the County latil, D)erby. (The 1 usual 1 Qualrte ly bulsiness of thc County was reported in the last A16'cio'y.) The following Mfagistrates were present.- JoHN BAT.Guy, Esq. Chairman. Philip Gel], Esql Al. M. tundy, Esq,. Francis Ihurt, Fasq. M.P. J l. Barker ...

... BEFORE B. T. BACOUY, KSQ., CORONER. On Friday last an inquest was held at the Guildhall, in this borough, upon the view of the body of Sarah Ann Wardle, aged nine years, whose parents reside at Kensington. The girl had complained of an aching pain in her head on Wed- nesday preceding, and about five o'clock in tbe afternoon of the same day became delirious. Mr. Greaves was then sent for, and ...

... Sir— Allow me, if you please, room in your columns just to offer a few words in reply to the two correspondents signed •* Z and Ceres, in your paper last week. They fail in answering ther question, whether malt or steeped barley, is as profitable for a farmer as linseed cake, not only in the fatten- ing cattle, but in the consumption of straw, and in enriching the manure. I shall not ...

... COUNTY COURT DERBY, TuRSDAY, OCT. 24. .- . - , . . - . [ Before J. T1. CAwTiRXLL, Rog.. Jrudge.) MOODY ANSD ANOTHIIP, V. NARINA. This was an action to recover the sum of 91. 29. ad1. forls damage sain d by the plaintiffs, Mesilrk. Mooy and New- l bold, of the Wargedwlick, auctioneers, on the resale of a quan- Otb tity of timber purchased from themn, slt a sale by auction, by the eta defendant, ...

... [BerroaE NR. ConlusrsssoNiu. GoULEOURNa.] as REC L.AMBERT, A PATENT M1EDICINE VEaNDOR. be This vras the examination meeting, and for the proof of Ot debts under the bankruptcy of William Thomas Lambert, of Do ,Termyn-street, SIt. James's, described as a patent medicine fr, vendor. I I Mr. Lowrance (of the firm of Lowrance, Plews, and Boyer), Old Jewry Chambers, appeared for the Trade Assig- ta ...