... DAt': Y't~u kkiw ~U~~vutilebtor.' (ourto These lU; r. coMgissiowfr Hat-Is.) ~tlie dischitge of-thei-n rous ti Oqtsti; e i enfljdeaga, I cbrcujt. They have 'gat fr'dm feii'o'dldk i~t~i doni~l iii-the evediij,,67ehoftbegr',tat mass of business which was befoete~ado ontii st 'towards enabling the applicants fr eift e hs-uea,~ll ~thbir families on this day. Wbhey xbi~itiwio a hwfh~lt' Iidba of a ...

... ; ~ = = - e i '.1 I [' I: M , >; I 3~ j - .,1~ (~~~~~~~: ' 1 .. -.i!1(.ti ia$ r-,-r i(Before thejLqrqdThiefjaiud pc4Ayl S'rV~a t? C ~ao-Mi Sejeat:Wilde-said this' was an; ac1tiou~brought-by-a captain against the owynefa of a ship..- It was a but Wqre paid by a iqartaiii proori . o q f the proceeds of. the t~Ah iiIOuu itwas- .eitiweenh`5001. an4d 6OW. as disliarnaments. The' Cati A ,oi.eetasop ...

... Insolvent Debtors' COUrt. Simon Joseph, a portly-looking member of the tribe of fsrael, whose face exhibited much good hamotur, applied to be dis. charged. The insolvent had been a general dealer at Portsmouth, where he had been domiciled many years. Hewhad had a temporary abode in the classic regions of Duke's place, Houndasditch, and. had been arrested by one of our people, Joseph Emanuel ...

... Cpuw .t m Hi - . . PleuX, Gu.d..al. . I ( ,rL T.,,, -- . - - . .. (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Ji) STAXRRs 0. CUVius G.-Mr. Serieant Wilde said this was an 8CtIOUibrought by a captain against the owners of a ship. It was a Whaling transaction, and the captains generally received no wages but were paid by a certain proportion out of the proceeds of the voyage. The voyage ...

... I Ju. mse w flJ i : I i.u ' I a.t 1.w ~ .j-~~, r;.I Sfi hhdt* ep,s porqlYdto^, hur .t~bi'hr ci!tlet1ibe fthel : se (aie.; Aliibild ^m d to be tia 3 wlhe insbtl1#iit biad eeaX a- ger~I -deelet at ?orismoon~j, wI#Ce *he had. beent dnumiioed' maiay .yaite. -lle llad boi *. ieepdr~r3 atiode in ite ciasiic regiopns of Dnke's p's,'bundsdjtelq! i had beepawerfsted by ' oheObf1irppeoIdI'epbidaaudI -; ...

... .Cofart; of- Bequests, Kingsgate-street. Tru.E LGIF8s2 OF TRIEW Bgi;Cw*VExss-Tlie Court on- - MOday was thronged& with brickmakersi severl :of whbm- had sumonedY` -their erployers formoneys-alleged to have been stapped oat of' .th~el warges. Tihe defene wct up.was, that they had neglected to perfoirm thieir workunt that many thousard bricks had been ,3poired .iR, consequence.- .What do you say ...

... I Court of Bequests, Xliugsgate-street. I -- TME LOVES OF THE BRICsXAyuEs.-The Court on Menday was thronged with brickmakers, several of whom had summoned their employers for moneys alleged to have been stopped out of their wages. The defence set up was, that they had neglected to perform their work, and that many thousand bricks had been spoiled in consequence. What do you say to this? said ...

... POLICE~. A NEw WAY OF COOKING Fisn_.-A black man, named Thomas, who has been long infesting lliingsgAte-jnarketaund for whom nothing is too hot or too heavy. was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged lby Mr. Golidhasi the clerk ofithe market, with having stlen two pair of soles., - Mr. G ddham stated that the prisoner was the most out and out thief in the market, and bad but lately been ...

... Pro01l4CE. A mwEV WAY OF COOKING Fisii,-A black man, named Thomas, who has been long infesting Billingsgate-miarket,and for I whom nothing is too hot or ton heavy, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged by Mr. Goldhams the clerk of the market, with having stnlen two pair of soles. Mr. Goldhanm stated that the prisoner was the most out and out thief in the market, and had but lately been ...

... rP haL ItCiB. A NEW WAY oF COOKING FisH..-A black man, named Thomas, who has been long infesting Billingsgate.-maarket, aud for whom nothing is too hotor. toobeavy, was brought befor.e the Lord Mayor, charged ey Mr. Goldlharma tbe-clerk of the~market, with having stolen two pair of soles. Mr. Goldham stated that the prisouer was the most out and out thief in the market, and =ad but lately' ...

... I Court of ioquess, IKIngsmate-streeCt Tari LorEs ovT TIrEM BrlCsaAK1RS.-The Coart on Monday was thronged with brickiuakers, several of whom had summoned their employers for moneys alleged to have been stopped out of their wages. The defence sct up was, that they had neglected to perform their work, and that many thousand buicks had been spoiled in consequence. What do you say to this 2 said ...

... ? JEW OD, K C M. NA Vv WAT OF COOICING- Fisu.,- bak a, naed Mayor, clharved by Mtr. Goldhain, the clerk of the market, with. baring st'*l-tam arif oes Xr.~Goldlsaia stated that the prismier was. the moost out and. .:jh%!?'ibiefriwthe markets, and had but lately been releasedj.ra~ti thd treadmilflther~ lie iiid been dancing for a.r month -for:a rdb- bery. The fellew was the more dangerous, ...