... 13RISTOL Ci L-2B I. . ,UP. f!cth ,f or( J o no isi' 5lr. Ickb 2efI't, hI'lfi~tJ(U (!ct)W Jo C010 e1OOL 5!11 ir. Seiy(I&VI Lwfltow. Srivihc. Joi JS PhItoLIEt, iclero(, ffoneyMN Il. v intl l tilis case theebankrupt WVOC simrrbeiv tnb Atit t 5i-0, relative to ?? i'vitjI .1114 byr~o% subi. I' totile accounbat etetled inl DeceiP r Iot to tito be ba~l(en djue totilie, bankftli e daot tilere ?? b ...

... pOLICE INTELLIGENCE. Czioirt o-Hovz, BiztsroL, SA UDA Y. Jan. 25. ogietrates present: The sayor, and Col. Worrall, and C, dw ?? earge of estealing wearing dthe property of Catherine Shovrling. was discharged, Ore 1 n no evidence against him. ery ?? Licet, charged with having broken the windows he Brown, was find lOs. and costs, or in default fourteen fss racrkner, a lad, and Elizabeth ...

... IL INTELLIGENCE. ~A~COURT, IJune;16.-The Queen v. the Printers and of' pn tPA rule resi for a criminal information r ,pesrs. ]labry&Eantprinters and publishers t AlihRMegS. Bradbury & Fwhaus, theper DalY, of Galway, dio:' fcr a tede upon the Rev. reter DayI f awy bN t a few days ado. Mr., Baddeley this day p5jsg tha the rule be made absolute. Mr Wells eeid he fed to stho cauee against the rule ...

... I (Before Mr. Shuta 2Tkett, Regsrar.) RE GEoEuGE JONES WEBB, Llanelly, Shipowner and Coal- merchant.-A sitting for the choice of assignees took place on Saturday. Mr. A. Brittan tendered a proof on bebaif of the Llanelly Bank, for £450, arising on three bills of exchange for that amount discounted for the bankrupt. Mr. Linklater ob- jected to the proof because It did not properly set out the ...

... _ T _ A., . . ?? SINGULARS C.Ssr Or RAPE ON A BIiDES.MLUD.-JObri Robin- son was indicted for having, on the 30th of October last, at Foxhills, near Sheflield, effected a criminal assault on Eliza Newrton, and committed a rape on her person. Mr. Hall stated that the prisoner at the bar was charged with having effected a criminal assault on the prooscatrix, a young lady aged 24 years, the ...

... COUNCrL-HOUSH. FrC/nAY. Magistrates present: Messrs, Burges, King, and Lunell. Wi. HIolloway, for an assault on P.C. 13, was fined 10s. and costs, or to be committed for fourteen days. Thle notorious Jemmy Donovan waseharged with being found lying about the streets, having no place of residence. Jemmy's defence was that he had paid 6d. in advance for two nights' lodging, and the second night ...

... BRISTOL IJDISTRICt COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Berwe Commissionter mr. Sergt. Stephen.) WEDNIESDAY.-RE EDWIN' FOWLER, Bristol, Tailor and Draper-The balikrupt came up on his certificate. Mir. Bevan appeared in eupporti and Mr;ii. -Brittan opposed, on behalf of the assignees. T'he grounde of opposition were-l3t, reckless trading ;,2igd. that no cash-book or any proper books had -been kept by the ...

... Ai BATH JURY IN A I1'm ?? actionC was trledon.iuesdak, aet the.Lion hotel, Bath,! Lbefore Frederilk Dowding,Es5'f-.d'epu~ty-shueriff atid I resjsedt~blei jury,'to recover the sans of~t 151 fjor- the maintetnancepf ?? -ille#itinidtchil11, for ?? eeks, at; 5. per~..Whqk. -The thlaitiff- 'Wai stepbls fra aorcgmnrsdu n Crsmbe-dowp.;.jhe dserf lnM hre Bebr Cot-sl cit o.41aM r, tiheact~~a ?? and3 ...

... HORRID MURDER AND ROB-BERY. A murder and robbery were perpetrated on Monday night, there near the obecure little village of Priston, a few miles from Bath, Mr and spread much consternation among tbe quiet inhabitants of OWi the neighbourhood. The victim of the atrocious deed is a man Msr narned George Bush, about 36 years of age, who kept a dairy at nighs ITimebury. It appears that. he left ...

... CouesciL-Houss, SATURDAYo~, Sept. 10. P mqgitroles present :Messrs. Lunell and Coates.I ?? VcC~rticy was charged on suspicion of having stolen 0 h ~ese freon a wagon in Cumberland-baspin. The wagon was iepreperty of Mr. Tunr aktofc, Quay-head, andwa the basini loaded with cheese to be put on board the Lord I I 6re-oes,id steamer for Swansea. About 1 o'clock that morning, ?? clcman heard a ...

... rOLICE INTELLIGENCE _, 1.- RAWMIR SlDAY. Sentember 11th, CC- Cow ,oLslOfSHr, SATURDA Y, 60Pepr~e Ioe Ire. ?? P rdto anser A. Charle~o ilceint a n the 2nd of September. The parties are S~At ,m, ?? Avon-street. Grat Gardlens; eels 'ad live I a aqurrel ensued between the de- '0'9 day bobeY .named Hodges. Thomar ntn erd to 'be~ d a wools t fel lover a wall into* a cellar, and P~at Iallried bys ...

... ~ The quarter session commenced at the Gilidhall on Wed- this O. Tneeda, morning, before the Recorder, R. B. Crowder, Esq. bill GI The court having been opened in the usual manner, and the defen grand jury sworn, tfor tt The Recorder said, amongst the many useful and import- was ant measuresof legislation which had peculiarly distinguished The the last session of parliament,.there were several ...