... NICK CALCULATION.—One of the official assion Bankruptcy Court has lately declared two dividend8 l° 'G estate, the first being to the amount of eleven-sixtee Si°n an penny in the pound, and the other a farthirrg and a TN'r 1 REGISTRATION AND MARRIACF, Bti.l..—THE Re Bill, as amended in committee, has been printed j!ls.'r'l,'nn siderably altered. It is no longer necessary for'c 13 con for ...

... VERDICT FOR LORD MELBOURN E. 4. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. NOKTON V. MELLOUHNE. At an early hour this morning, both the public and private entrances to the Court were thronged with people eager to procure any place from which they could, hear the smallest portion of a trial which has excited so much interest. At half past nine o'clock, the Lord Chief Justice took his seat upon ...

... Ketoport, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1838. His Majesty's Ministers, acting with a firmness be- coming their characters and station at the same time tempering that firmness with as much of the spirit of concession as is compatible with the solid interests of the people, have announced the determination come to, on their paits, respecting the Irish Municipal Reform Bill. Lord John Russell convened a ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. HOUSE OF COMMONS. — After Mr. Sheil, Sir John Wrottesley, and other members had presented petitions against the Irish Municipal Bill, as amended by the lords, Lord John Hussell commenced stating the views taken by Government of the lords' amendments, and the motion which would be made by the Irish Attorney-General on those amendments, he (Lord John Russell) did not ...

... THURSDAY, JUXE 16,-(Conduded from, our last).—BIR- MINGHAM BRISTOL AND THAMES JUNCTION RAILWAY.— Lord Hutherton said, that even if it were admitted that their lordships had authority to introduce a clause of this kind into the bill, still he would submit to the noble duke that this was not the proper time for effecting his object. It was clearly desirable that all parties who were now ...

... ftbe tonbon jttarKet#. CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, MAY 30.—The supply of grain of all description* i is very limited this morning, which is attributed chiefly to the unfavourable state of the weather, for graining crop and wheat have gone off at 2s to 3s per quarter dearer than on tliifr, da) week the other articles, viz. barley, oats, peas, beanfr &c., are all on the advance, though up to half ...

... PREROGATIVE COURT, JUNE 14.—(Before Sir Herbert Jenner).-In the Goods of James Wood, deceased.—la Ihis case, respecting the affairs of the late banker of Gloucester. information was to-day given to the Court, that a codicil to the will of the deceased had been received by Mr H 1 through the twopenny post and an application was made by the King's Advocate, on behalf of the executor* for per- ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 21.—Their lordships proceeded with the examination of evidence on the Stafford Borough Bill until five o'clock. The royal assent was given, by commission, to several pri. vate and railway bills. The Earl of Mansfield presented a petition from certain in- habitants of Hereford, praying that their lordships would not consent to any measure that should injure the second branch of ...

... on the second petition regarding the return for Kilkenny had omitted to enter into the requisite recognizances. Order for considering the petition discharged.—Mr. M'Kinnon pre- sented a petition from Marylebone, praying that the house would not in any way interfee with the privileges and inde-t pendence of the House of Lords.— Capt. Berkeley presented a petition from Gloucester, for the ...

... The Duke of Orleans and Nemours are still at Vienna, where they experience the kindest treatment from every member of the Imperial family. The King of the French, touched with the welcome reception given to his sons by the Monarchs of Prussia and Austria, has invited Princes Charles, Albert, and Augustus of Prussia—the Archdukes Charles and Maximilian, of Austria—and several distinguished ...

... A successful subscription by the ladies of the county of Gloucester has been commenced in furtherance of the fund in London for presenting a piece of plate to the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley. We perceive in the list, the names of ladies whose families support conservative principles. CHURCH RATES.-On Wednesday se'nnight, a meeting of the inhabitants of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, took ...

... WALLSEND.-Wallsend, so called, as being the spot where the celebrated wall of Severus terminated on the northern bank of the Tyne, a few miles below Newcastle, has, in mo- dern times, been chiefly known as the site of a colliery yield- ing the most valuable description of coal. So important, indeed, is the appellation in the market, that although the high main seam, which afforded the original ...