... COURT OFr SANSRUPTCY. TIIF: bMl.Di nio TRAns.-Rli RAYXnIA.-i-The bankrupt, a builder at Notting-hill, came up at the Court of Bankruptcy for the purpose of passing his last examination. Mr. Archbold appeared for the assigrsecs: Mr. Duncan supported the bank- rapt. The grounds of oppositioci wero principally the conceal- ment of property. Baiikrupt stated that Mrs. Sawyer, of the Ladbroke Arms, ...

... SOMETHfING LIKE CRIM. CON. Mr. Henry Philip Wood, a highly respectable person, residing in Redman's-row, Mile-end, appeared before Mr. Elliott at Lambeth Police-court to answer a charge of assaulting Margaret Elizabeth, his wife. Mr. Turner, the solicitor of Mouut-place, White- chapel, appeared on the part of the defendant. Mrs. Wood, a showily-dressed and rather good-looking woman, deposed, ...

... I ACCIDENTS AND PFENCES.' I -- - ?? THE ALLEGED POISONING CASH AT HACKNEY.- Tbe adjourned inquest on this case was concluded on Monday, wthe tha ory returned the following pverdici:- That on the 24th day of January, 1850, the said James Merritt died from the deleterious effects of a mortal oia, called white earsenic, found in his stonach; but hen, how, or by whom, or in what manner the same ...

... . COURT O4? :04kWNKRUFTY. TN rr DAVIES.-C. W. Davies, victualler, of Brown- low-street, applied for his certificate. His debts were 1,096; assets, 367. Mr. Lawrance urged that one of the bankrupt's former failures was owing to the stoppage of a bank in Shropshire ; a large dividend was then paid. On his second failure there was a great deal of litigation, and that bad prevented any dividend ...

... - | _~ ?? - I R KE-CAPTURIE or A CONVICT FROt WOOLWICH;- Edward Griffiths; who escaped from Woolwich, Dock- yard on the 16th ?? last, it was supposed' by having putit'a portion of one of the shipwrighlt's canvyass cover- Ings when at worlk near the Royal Albert, and by 'that means got out at the south-west gate when the workmen 'went to breakfast, has been apprehended at Liverpool' and ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCE-S, ALLEGED INF5ANTICIDE.-..Mr. W. Carter, Coroner for Surrey, held an inquest at the Duke of Suffolk Tavern; Brandon-street, Walworth, on view of the body of sa newly-born female child found dead under the following circumstances -Mr. Thomas Coolie, summoning officer of Neivingtou, said, that in consequence of information he received he went to tbe house, No. 1, Black' ...

... THE REGENT'S PARK EURMGXliRY. On Monday morning the four ?? Mitch'ell, William Dyson, James fa/ron (alias HIolfli dale), and William Robinson-charged with the burglary at James Holford's, Esq., Holford House, Regent's Park, were brought up, and conveyed to the lock-up rooms in the outer office; as was also George Rouse, who had been remanded from Monday last upon another case of burglary and ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-NEWCASTLE. FRIGHTFUL MUvlJRDct._patrick Forbes was placed at the bar, charged upon the coroner's inquest with the wilful murder of his wife, Bridget Forbes. The particu- lars of this murder are exceedingly shocking, and in detail unfit for publication. Both prisoner and deceased were habitual drunkards. About four o'clock on the 21st of March, prisoner and his wife returned ...

... LATEST LW A;9D ;p COU tT OF }mZC I EQUNrR. BaSAcl PH P~ss.Sa~c V. XTTWOOO.-IiO this case, which was tried a few days ago, at the Court of Eachequer, before Mir. Bacon Mtartin, a 4erdict -was returniedfor'the plainfiff, damagese Mr . ar.n iHiumphrey,Q.C., yesterday morning mived for a rule to showv cause why the verdict should not be set aside on the -ground otf iregularity. T he ceniia was ...

... ACADNTS AND OFFZN CES. THE2 CASE OF THE ALLEGED INCENDIARISM AT EXETER.-On Wednesday last, Mr. Samuel Foote, who is now confined in the City Prison, awaiting his trial, on the charge of setting his house on tire, attempted to cor - uit suicide. RiHe tied his silk neckerchief tigbtly roetnd his n eck, arnd, by fastening one end of it to the window frame of his cell, attempted to strangle ...

... _ _ .I FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.-On Tuesday afternoon, about four o'clock, as ?? Blossom brig, Harker, Mnaster was coming up the Pool under sail, a boat, containing four persons, shot out from behind a tier of ships. The boat was struck amidships, and the entire party thrown into the water; one clung to the fore-chains and was got out ; another was saved by the crew of the brig, but the two ...

... S3ERIFF'S COURT. DAMLING V. DENDY.-Tilis was an action, which occupied four hours, to recover a sum of money on account of the purchase of an alleged unsound horse. According to the statement of the learned Sergeant and the evidence given, the plaintiff is a maiden lady living at Sidcup, in Kent, and tile defendant, Mr. Arthur Henry Dendy, is a barrister at-law. On the 1st of July last the ...