... I BRISTOL coumOF BANIRUPTcY. (Bafore Mr. Le Srioner Uetrauhl. MO5NDAY. - Rr PAVreaL BENPE'rI, rjn,, Bristol, licensed ?? wae s'eurtifieite-meeting6 hir. W. Bevan; for the ussignees, stated that a chancery suit whv pending between his clients and the trustees of the, will of the late Mr. Price, 'whose widowv the bank ruit jnsorricid, in which, if the assignees succeeded in estabjisbirig their ...

... i - ^ . A - -t- ?? 'Iho following are the sentences of the prisoners*- ?iiv, ?? years: John Thomas, stealing a dsi and othei grtioles, the property of William Wadham, at Creech Bt. ?? (and one month at Taunton gaol); George young,g ga poijrdIng, stealing a shawl, the property of Ann Rogers, at Street (Id one month at Taunton gaol). Fve years I John ilenry Duffety, stealing a livc goose, the ...

... I (Before Comsinissioner Mr. Sergeant Stephen.) RE THOSMAS CLARKn, Newport, Grocer, ?? the appli- cation of the bankrupt for his certificate, its allowance was op- posed by Mr. Trenerry, solicitor to the assignees, among other grounds, on a charge of concealment of property. Mr. Abbot, on behalf of the bankrupt, contended that no concealment, within the meaning of the act, had been ...

... FROME COUNTY COURT, AUGUsT 20. (From thle Times.] Ha WrrCOMBaE V. MIORTEN AN5D ANSOTHiER.-At the conclusion of ady one of the causee the judle said that his attention had been alec drawn to a report publisheR in the Times of the 7th instant, of sel the trial, at the Lewes assize, before the Lord Chief-Justice of her the Court of Common Pleas, of Jolia Isaacs. and another of the Ore Frimley ...

... THE CHURCH.-lRATE :UIISANCE' ONCE MORE. Ir l JAmuU ^b^ ?? the petty session for the county of Gloucester, held at L awford's gate ouThureday, a number of residents aof Kingedown Iand its neighbourhood were summoned for the non-payment ot churob-ratee to the parish of Weetbury-upon-Trym, In which their dwellings are situate. 3The magistrates wore the Rtev. W. Mirehonsoeand Mr. .Clutterhuek; ...

... GLOUCESMSHBs E QUARTER SESSION. T~hello I-iiehele -lQA _ U | -a - - --AA-i Ace The MiohbelmRs Quarter Session:d the Peace for the county of Gloncester commenced on.Taesday, and occupiedi there- mainder of-tbe week. The general busineis of the county was tran sacted On Tuesday. There were about 90 prisoners. Among the 'magtitate5 present it tbe 'ses310n were.P..B.. Purnell, Eeq. (county ...

... I COUINCILjiOcSR, STUWrDaY, JuIy 28. Magistrates present: Alessrs. Hlerapath and Jones. MAary Ann Smith was charged with attempting to pick ae pocket of Mrs. Leader whilst on the platform of the treat Western railway. The prosecutrix was looking after ar luggage about eight o'clock yesterday evening, when she !t the hand of the prisoner in her pocket; her parse was in di pocket, but she did ...

... I JfNSOLYBN DEBTORS' COUBT.-TUuESDAr. (Bef~ore-sir J. E. Bardiep)2 Wilbnoi, Bunrj,, Judgtej. Prgevlsyt eafrigte isble ty eases, his Honour~ said as to the niiowace 61festieno atnorhtys in caset~f h beteenidrsse 40o Hfr. Cuflt, the Registrar of tbeWestmiuster.Connty:Court. That gentleman-repliled that the Ju~dge, ot the Westmin~eter ponr't ?? allowed e~n attorney's fee in anycase under £6. The ...

... (Before D. W. Ngas;,o.puty J dgn.) TRUIRSDAY. QlA ?? Lawis, Cievedon', Saddler.-This -Insolvent, sup: porked by Mr. SiPton, ipassed hie first examiination without opposition, and bad the first of May named for his final order. EDWARD ENGLAND, Bitton, Quarrymnan.-The ?? order of this Insolvent, which- has been adjourned fromn time to time to enable him to), core to some arriangement with Mr. ...

... V ?? ? I '2E~ mvI'I{a,! K a eq Mr J . rie of th ergawe~nny,, solcio tthasig- lied stated that he had tno opost in to offr.p te bank- rpatnerhip bacedd to tehte 'buie ssellfif d~rad byhia r lat e.r o huband, ehich wa proot ol, ta rdra tbat, 6300 w~s pieba t ?? ' pnrt. The trtna~de adpiw~e~hva fte epnd wytere i erprs.tl - qi~f.thlre dlapl ?? ingflbedir proap-e rouels lthan,, sthepast.' ' ...

... BRSTL UrTE SSIN (Before the Record'er. Mr. Sergeant Iinghtaee,; Ma.P.j We gave laet wgeek the prooeedlinga down to Criday night; the following are tine concluding procoeedings on Agnes Wlmot, indicled for felonio~usly reoeiving. die beast horns, value ;Od ! the property of Aifred Shipley, weli knowing e namne to have been stolen. was acequitted. d daae Wlilliam Wls8on, for stealing' a purese, ...

... (Before Cotnrnissioner 3le. Sergeant Stephen.) M.AONDAY.-RE RicBARD NOTT, Bristol, Iron-merchant.- lers This day was appointed for the judgment on certificate in this somewhat extraordinary ease, Mr. Stone and Mr. Wasbrough :I of attended as before, on the part of' the asfignces; thle bankrupt dis- was not present, but was represented by Mre. Abbot. IHis Honour ?? th'e charges on which thle ...