... ~u COaaeasG.-COifliig, seems now an unpunishiable offence. l- a.d An illustration of the inadequacy of the law is afforded by a 0 *tt, case now before the Lambeth Magistrate. Sergeant Quin- ''near arrested Edward Littleton, at his lodgings, with pieces C dof bell-metal, block-tinl, twenty-three files of various sizes, id steavg. II.arnse ass eleatrotype imuehiane. and other' thirlga Ii ...

... COUNTY COURT DERBY, TuRSDAY, OCT. 24. .- . - , . . - . [ Before J. T1. CAwTiRXLL, Rog.. Jrudge.) MOODY ANSD ANOTHIIP, V. NARINA. This was an action to recover the sum of 91. 29. ad1. forls damage sain d by the plaintiffs, Mesilrk. Mooy and New- l bold, of the Wargedwlick, auctioneers, on the resale of a quan- Otb tity of timber purchased from themn, slt a sale by auction, by the eta defendant, ...

... [BerroaE NR. ConlusrsssoNiu. GoULEOURNa.] as REC L.AMBERT, A PATENT M1EDICINE VEaNDOR. be This vras the examination meeting, and for the proof of Ot debts under the bankruptcy of William Thomas Lambert, of Do ,Termyn-street, SIt. James's, described as a patent medicine fr, vendor. I I Mr. Lowrance (of the firm of Lowrance, Plews, and Boyer), Old Jewry Chambers, appeared for the Trade Assig- ta ...

... inlL 0.15 in Fresh traces are daily discovered of the means used by the impostor Provis in his recent attempt to claim the title and estates of the Smyth baronetcy. In the course of the trial a very antique Bible, it will be recollected, was produced, in which were the alleged certificates of his mother's marriage, and of his own baptism. It has now been discovered that the Bible was purchased ...

... r- BRo Mi. Ila X. rALGSJY, CORNotNR. ice , On Thursday last, on the body of Joseph Pegg, aged 26. be r, It appears that on Tuesday night the 13th inst., deceased was we ie allowed to sleep in Mr. Slater's.cabin at the coal wharf inj )f on Cockpit-hill. A person named Smedley on passing by lat b saw an unusual light in the cabin and went to inform Mr. to Slater who, however, had gone to bed. On ...

... COVNTY COURT, DERBY, w1th FZDRUARY, 1854- CUrt1TY tiUun-L, VAwry -mp [Beforc Y. T. CAStIRLL. EYE., Judge.] 1NSOLVXNCY. IF RP SAMUNI. a1Nm, This Insolvent, a prisoner in the gaol of Derby, lately re- siding at Chape.len-le-Frith, manager of the cotton mill of the Disses Benett, at Bugsworth, was ordered to be brought up for hearing at the next Court. on the 18th of March.- Insolvent's Attorney, ...

... NOTTINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT, FRWA. April 7. - . r r .. -- - . -. . --.. 'I. t KA#DAI. -lJ.f l . f [Before Mr. Commissioner BALvy.di Re Robert Robson and John Thos. Robson, of Derby, silk I manufacturers; meeting for choice of assignees. Several ei debtswereprovedand the following assignees were appointed: d -Mr. Josiah Robinson, of the firm of Drakeford, Robinson I[ rand Co., London; ...

... (Before J. T. CANTRELL, Esq., Judge.) This Court was holden in the Moot Hall, on the 7th inst. The number of cases entered was smaller than usual, being only 37. XDWARD WHEELDON V. SAMUEL OLDIENOW, ADMINISTRATOR OF CH(RISTOPHER OLIIENOW, DECEASED. This action was brought to recover the sum of 441. ISs. 4d., principal and interest, due to the plaintiff, on a promissory note, made and given by ...

... - _ TZ .. - ?? L!~s~ TA-V.I ige [Before PETza BAINBailGoE LE IlUNT. Jon1; GOODWIN JOnIN- ter fle soN, aml JOIIN WRIGHT, IEsqrs.] tty FRANCISSHAW V. IIOBERLT WAIRNs ?? defendant, who Na ac- is bailiff of tbe Ashioiurn County Court, was summoned for of I ad having assaulted the complainant at Ashbouril on the 9tl Mlr ?? the evidence it appeared. that the complainant ( had been put into a house ...

... Scarcely has this neighbourhood recovered from the ex-11 h citement occasioned by the murder of two sisters by a soldier in .s of the Swiss Legion, than it is again aroused into consterna* e tion by another murder almost as horrible and cold-blooded in its details, the scene being a meadow in front of the mili-w tary hospital at Archcliffe Fort, in which the 49th Regiment g *e is encamped. The ...

... BAEWELL PETT SESI-S - FlIDAY, c BAXEWELL PETTY SESSIONS! JitiDmy, Oct.- 19. 1 [ LBefore R. W. U. NesVaIED, Esq., W. LONGSDOs4, Esq., and Lord DENM.AIN. IGAME CASES. a George Wilson, of Beeley. gamekeeper, summoned Joseph - Lee, of Buuting-lhill, near Ashover, for having, on the 2nd of October inst., killed and taken one grouse, he being an un. ; certificated person; there was a second summons ...

... WIRNSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, March 23. [l3tfore F. G. GooiwaiN, E. WILMIOT, and A. Ansvi-nssos, )in Esqrs.] tes FRAUDULENTLY DiseosiNG or WATcIrs.-Thomas Till, as watch cleaner, of Wirksworth, was charged with having ad, converted to his own use, or illegally disposed of, a watch hir which had been entrusted to him to regulate by Joseph on Elliott, of Wligwell.-Elliott proved having ...