... BUSINESS OF TIE ENSliNG WEE1. Ap~ril3. Geo. Newmareb, Sheffield, and Nottingham, furrier , an ha tter, at 11. Last Exam. , 3. Peter llembrough and.Thos. Bradbury, Wakefield, at I1. Choose Assignees. - S. Thos. Stead, at 11. Insolvent. Examination on Fisal Order. Adjourned. - 3. Joseph Swahow^, at II. Insolvent. First Exam. - 3. Wmi. ay, at Il. Insolvent, First Exam - 4 Jeremiah Nettleton ...

... -- -- I THE BRITISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. -Mr H. Fretwell, the captain of the Barbadoes brig, which some months ago left the port of' London with emigrants for Piince Edward's island, and Mr D. Campbell, the owner of the vessel, were summoned before the Lord Mayor to answer the complaints of several of the unfortunate persons who had broken up their establishments in this country and engaged ...

... CITY SESJiONS-YESTERtAY. CHARGE OF COMBINATION AMONGST THEX EWSVENVD1C5. Patrick Pidgeon, Thomas Hagan, Stephen Murphy; John Hickey, Thomas Gaynor, Bartholomew Cooper, John Mo- ran, John Bagnall, Henry Scofield, Thomas-Kelly, and Margaret Kenna, newsvenders, and very decent-looking well-dressed persons, were placed at the traversers' bar, and indicted for a conspiraey with the view to injure ...

... The commission for this county was opened on val Saturday last, in Chester Castle, and the business of an the assizes commenced on Monday last, Mr. Justice thi: maule presiding in the Crown Court, and Mr. Junstice - Willams a Nisi rius.In the latter, there were only me Williamns at Nisi Pris r l u C met Ithirteen cases for tria~l. The calendar of Crown pris~oners~i ist extremely heavy., ...

... ADJOURM tAENSIR .,t - On Monday an adjsdurne'& coturt of Licnsing Magistrates was held at the, Court-house, Osborn-street, 'Whitec-haiel. John Garford, EsqA, in, the.chair.. .. - ' . : . : : APPLICATIONS FOit Nsw. LsiaEssxs.-.The'nunmber of: appli. cations for new licenses were no fewer-than twenty-eight ,Iaiid the number granted were the following nine:-To. Mr. James Punt, for a ?? East ...

... I BALLYJTAMESDUFF PETTY SESSIONS. | SATURDAY,IAPILL 22. ABRAHAM BRUSH, Chairman; Mr.. WzcocK, S.M. This town was the scene of considerable excitement on the above day, in consequence of a great number of sum- monses being served upon the Orange rioters who wantonly attacked the teetotal band of Ballyjamesduff, as they were proceeding to the chapel on the 25th day of March last. An ...

... ASS!TZ flTELZZXNON. NORTHERN CIRCUIT-~LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. (CROWN ?? Mr. Baron PARKE.) CecARtE or AasOtO.-Thomais3 Hoary was indicted for set- ting fire to his sobop with intent to defraud tise Phasnix in- surance Compnnly.-Mr. An)onLnhTO, Mr. PAGET, and Mr. FlTa- G~osrtrO, conducted the prosecution the prisoner was defendcd by Mr. Wsr.50t0N5and Mr. JAmes. Thq pelooner is a draper, and in tise ...

... T-IE SCANDALOUS EIMIGRATION FRAUADS. IN our last publication, we called attention toi tlh in'- famous and grossly unfeeliig frauds which had been prac- tised by a society, calling itself the l British anid Ameii- can Association, with which the niames of some of the most distinguished personages in the Empire had heei connected, by some trick whicli has not bitherto been fully explainied. ...

... In the Court of Requests, CaEstle street, on Wednesday, much surprise was created by the presence of Lord Mont- eagle, accompanied by several friends and gentlemen con. nected with the Treasury and other Government offices, to meet a summons for 5M-The plaintiff, William Sharman, who, it appears, was formerly a constable in the City Police, stated that he claimed the sum of 51., which he had ...

... I GLOUCES STERSHIR. EASTER S'ESSIONS.'. The Easter SeSsions for this county commenced on Tuesday, -B,.PrnlEqinteCar The attendance of Magis.1 .t. wursell ?? inum heroCs. iT. cony business Ibeing very heay, ccuiedth atenton f he our .uary the whale of sones, her wee thee ommtte bythe CheltehmMgs its general managemnentarsnfrmteeptofheC - missioners appoitdto iureinto teramnt of Charles Beale, ...

... COUIRT CIRCULAR. The Queen and Prince Albert, and the ladiesand gentle- men in immediate personal attendance, received the saera- ment early yesterday morning, in the Chapel Royal, Buck- inirham Palace. The Bishop of London officiated. Hli Royal Highness Prince Albert, the ladies and gentle- men in waiting, and the household, afterwards attended Di- vine Service, ia the Chapel Royal, ...

... I ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE IN ST. PAUL'S ?? ' . . CHURCH, LONDON. a Mre have much regret in lnoticing a foul attempt at asas- AOI5ItiOn was committed on Fridar afternoon, between three and four o'clock, during the per'formance of afternoon ser- vi e i St. Paul's. T'e offender ivas immediately secured, and from1 inquiries instituted of some of the gentlemen con- nected with the cathedral, as well ...