... CRIM CON.—Calcraft v. Lord Harborough. This was an action brought S. J. Granby Catcraft, the th Regiment, and son of Mr. Calcraft, M.P. and late Pay master the Forces, lo damages frcm Lord Harborongh for criminal conversation wilh his wife, the celebrated actress, Miss Love. The damages were laid £1,500. The Court was crowded to excess. Mr. Busby opened the pleadings. The ArroßNey-Genkral ...

... understand, is for the present to he place residence. This is excellent comment on Mr. O'ConneH's lectures on absenteeism! pretty exarap|c. this—and soon, ioo, alter the Tribute! ! Some persons conceive that they see in this temporary emigration no \ery consolatory symptom of Irish tranquillity.— Dublin Warder. We understand that on the night of Monday, a party of miscreants attacked the house ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT's OAZETTE. Richard Wiuterfluod, Little Waltham, Euex, innkeeper—Francis Augustus Walter, Piccadilly, coal merchant—John Cameron, Thos. Johnston, and William Severn, Henrietta street, Westminster, tailors—Charles Spooner, Union-street, Borough, oilman —Samuel Backler, St. James's-street, Piccadilly, tobacconist—James Dewey, Barton St. Mary, Gloucester, ...

... BANKRUPTS FRO.* TUESDAY NIGHT'S. GAZETTE. - Peter Stewart, North Bank, St. John's Wood, Middlesex, merchant—Henry Mard, Westtmnlaml place, rwell, merchant—George Russell, Browulow Uriel, coach smith —William Haywood Skate, Dean-street, Soho, appraiser—Thomas Redhouse, lane, insurance broker. David Jones, Live, pool, furniture broker, Feb 23, 24, and March 22, at the larendon Rooms, Liverpool. ...