... me OM1 ?? - . . . . .- . . . I , . . . Man At Ah* County Hall, in Derby, on Thursday last, before t John G. HARRIS, Esq. Commissioner, the following cases were heard and determined: Robert Higginbottom and Samuel Ottiwell were not op- posed, and discharged. Abraham Shaw was opposed by Mr. Mpss for James Ingham and others, and was supported by Mr. Dowse. It a appeared that the insolvent's wife ...

... POLICE INTIVTLLIWENCE. a -e itI -u ni is orI MANSION-r i(T SE. Yete-rday a yarrng man si reel iolshm Thompso n who is bc- lieved to be ars w(n-erienced hanl at housebreaking, was b ors-lit hbhr re Sir C iapvsil a Marshall, s ho wat for the Lord Mayor, charged under the frllowing circumstances Alr,. Owen, the Ivife of tile proprnetor of the Ship public- house in Leaslenhall strect, Oilted t0iut ...

... COCRT 07F A.S'JIZE, LOWl ER ALPS. Iiuitpv PoF A alAN ByO HIS0 M11 A~l) (liii TlItrN. A ciiik Iiri inooit itorrillIi- natare woas hittel v committed hi itlz time I:ootl--omet ?? Forkiiiquier. riamely, the tiurder of or IL Ioali bljor i.. Ol ii 0d11111no v 1. !hf, sanction 01 thei'r ioothir. fil %li' Crie JiOk-hr )Ito take their trial at thio Colrt andlil tip ,tr 1fir d ott ,ll ini It ow. 'I lwy ...

... IlESTMJINS'E1T SESSION,1S-TiruR'SFDAY. [Befole F. CONs, I.-q, (hairiran, arid a Bench of Aiagis- trate;.j Phihip Siroid wa3 inlicted for that le, on the 24th of April, 1831, nd on (livers otiler d&i between that and the 25th of August, 1835, did keep and maintain a common gariitig-houe, &-c. Mr. Cruriwood and Mr. Dunbar appeared for the proceiu- tion, and Mr. Adolphuc, Air. Clarkon, and SIr. C ...

... PREVISION OF TIlE LEEI)S BURGESS LIST. SATURDAY, Dr-c. O-YlFlhl1 DAY. I Before THIOMAS CLARKhSOIN,, Esqj. ilit some carses whirls hid tiaran reserved on points arishig set of tire rat- ting. Most or tire! voles slIMI have heir lost uii rrrg tiiis revisiror ale i ownitg to teclirinica dificulte shi, arisittg writ of tire rating, ?? tire sir rnirsmroaf Irs to tequitie a seslisni ?? A isainir ...

... INSOL ITNT7' DEBTeRS' COT'R7-'11 i's)A. it [13efore the CHiEFt ?? and Mr. comlminsuoller Bow ?? I Rioutipt Hlone, descri'ied as JSlte of' the VXandsworth-roa. lodgitig-house-kceptr, witse ppseted by M r Coteil on beha of Mr. (Guoodmain and scvetal other creditors, one of stow, Air. Mtorgsin, a s!iceiriake, declared that the imioiveft had g ?? hill) that hie had ail appointilleat Wider ...

... SCENE IkT THE OLD BAILEY. As I enteled ithe cmrti a case of 'some importance had just ter niinatet, and the jitdge jbst coiicluded his summing up; vheni the clerk of theiiraigtts ptithe ustomnary question tothe jury, N How say ye, gentlemen, is theptisodler at the bhar guilty or not g'ilty 7 Upon' vshic i'thi jt~irinen lahi theit heads together, and 1- heard something in a whisper frrorotlheir ...

... -tEVIS1NG BAURISTEB'S COURT. The Court for the revision of the lists of hurgmes under the ilunicipal Reform Act, commenced on Saturday last, before E; E. Deacon, and - Bailey, Esquires. Alr. Ascroft and Alr. RisIiton attended on behalf of the refir. mers generally; Mr. J. Armstrong, Mr. Ilyres, alr. H. Blackhurst, Alr. Fisitet, and Mlr. Riley, for thpe conberva- tives ?? and Dir. P. Walker ...

... MARLBOROUGH STREET. Two lads were on Tuesday brought to this office for the purpose of being apprenticed from the parish of St Giles.-Mr Chambers asked them whether they could ?? replied that they could ?? Chambers then asked how long they had been in the workhouse, and he was informed that they had been there nine ?? Chambers.-How do you spend your time in the workhouse ?-Boy.-We go to the ...

... GBNEnAL RIGHWAY ACT. 5 Li 6 Win. IV., c. 50. [From Dell's Weekly Messenger.] This act, which is nos the law regulating the highways in England, contains the following provisions which are most worthy of attention. In our exposition of this act we shall omit those clauses which are common to all high. way aces, and are generally known, and confine ourselves to such parts of the new law as ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEANCCE. NIANSION-1101USE. vvere brought before the Lord Msayor, chlarged with having stolen a large quantity of game. Mr. Ebenezer hToward, salesman, of Leadenhall Marlket, stated that hie hail ascerteities that hie cwae nightly plundered of' poultry and wild fowl, but how hie ?? not fied oat for acme time. At last he perceived that there vwas lietsveen the cellar of the next ...

... LAW NOTICES.-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S.INN. Sittings at ten. In re Hjichsoo, junatic petitios by ?? Shinners' Company v The iriti Society, sintiun port heaurd. A PPJCA;, -Iti R ?? V I ring, two ?? v The Earl of 1.Meclesield, ?? v Donosan, Uppeal-Rdwards v Joaes, ?? v 'iThe Attorney-Geferal, ditto-Attorney-Geite- ral v Pesrson, dlitto-itlandler v Stewoart, ditto. VlCE.CHANCELLORt' ...