... ce 9,d PORTSMOUTH BANKRUPTCY COURT. as iS TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 1864. 3r (Before J. Howard, Esq., Registrar.) as IR GEOSGE WILLIAM AMON. t., The bankrupt was formerly messman of the 3rd bat- n, talion of Rifles and other regiments, stationed at Alder. id shot, Portsmouth, and other places, and is now cook at a- Haslar Hospital. he This was a meeting for the proof of debts and choice of or ...

... PETERSFIELD PEfTY SESSIONS. 0 TUESDAY.-Present, Han. J. J. Carnegie (chairman), J. Bonham Carter, Esq., M.P., and J. Waddington, Esq. 5 ASSMIr. C .Daniel Hfarris was charged with assaulting Eliza King- a shott. The parties live at Cornford, in the parish of I Bramshott, and it appeared from the evidence that on k the 26th of December defendant and his wife had a h quarrel, and the wife took ...

... } SATURDAY.-Before Sir B. P. Gordon, Bart., chair.;Y,' m man, Admiral Sir A. S. Hamond, Bart., W. G. Shedden, & s R. C. Shedden, and T. M. Leacock, Esqrs. b 1 CONTUABAND SPIRITS. ore t Edward Cooper, of Surn-hill, West Cowes, mariner, was o charged with having contraband spirits in his house. M William Vaughan, examining officer in her Majesty's co; e customs at the port of Cowes, stated that ...

... - ?? A 'JVL.O f lUU i:1 LtilVVt. SATURDAY.Before R. W. Ford and P. White, Esqs. DRUNKENNESS. Emema James, a prostitace, was charged with being 1hUrik and disorderly and with usina nbusive language theprevioas night. Shoe was convicted', and sentenced to five'days' imprison- 'at with hard labour. rltla £reemaa was chareed with being drunk and dis- Yabt~oatut ten o'clock last night, in Crown ...

... PORTSM1OUTIH POLICE. I ?? t SATURDAY.-Before R. W. Ford, lsq., Capt. Mc.Coy, - and P. White, Esq. I ?? AWKIWARD MISTAICE. Joins Xt.1`Fog, a gunner in the Royal Artillery, was charged wvith being found in the, house of William Prince, i Margery's-court, with intent to commit a felony, tog '[he prisoner, who hakd been drinking, was found shortly Ilei after nine ?? with at lighted candle ' jinhis ...

... PORTSMOUTH T OLICE. SATUEDA Y.-Beforae . 1. Ford and W. G. Chambers, s Esqrs. e DRUNKB'ENN2ESS. Susannaha. Clark, a prostitute, ?? charged wvith being c drunk anti disordecly in St. Mary's-street, at one o'clock this morning. The defendant, who said she supposed she was t drunk, was sentenced to three days' imprisonment with hard labour. Thiomas Leach, the driver of a haclkey carriage, was ...

... ld On Tuesday last, at the Westminster police-court, before Mr. Arnold, the futher hearing of the case of Mr. John as Clarc, jun., of Liverpool, against Mr. John Scott Russell, mnd of London, was resumed. cas It will be remembered that the charge against the de. f. endant is one of perjury, it being alleged that in the .N., Court of Queen's Bench, in February, 1863, he swore that H. he had ...

... IANIS LENT ASS1ZLS. Mow. 7 , ? .etc JS. rll'~NIO LNINXJ AbS1ZLiS. ag The Judges, Allr. Justice Crowder Load Mr. Sw ?? March 16. Chiinnei, who supplied the ?? of Ailr. Biaron f,'itu de prevented fromn attendingF by indisposition, ari ivcd at th Winchlester about wie o'lok n Alondasv alteroconl an~d, hatinlg opened the Commulission atthue Counity Rlail, attend1 il Diviae Service at thle ...

... DEATH BY PO1SONjfG,, An Inquest was held at Haslar Hospital on Monday pass t last, before C. B. Longoroft, Esq., on the body of od I Frederick Brown, a gunner in the RoNal Marine Ar- said e tiilerr, alleged to have died by poiser ...

... Agent—Mr. J. Tucker, Printer, High-street. Southampton ending February 10th Patients admitted, 20 ; discharged, G. —E. M. Ramlall. Secretary. The Hanoverian Quadrille Parties' Bali came off on Monday evening last, at the Koval Victoria Booms, Portland-terrace, and was in every resjieet eminently successful Nearly 300 persons attended. Mr. 11. Faulkner's quadrille band was in attendance, and ...

... UIAM PSIIIRIE I-I'l'II'IIANY SESSIONS. I'loe Quill leo- Svosiolsos for thle Counlti' ?? WI 11! unday lin the Grand J1ury Chnuibers, w~leno thou ?? to h nuiogisotrittes were' Present .-Thoe ltight lion). thle Viscount WI. HEverahey (Cluliviroan), tloe Barl or Ci-larosvon, Lord Iibuyrlny, thle L ordI Henry Chohiloomloly, Sir- W'ilham~ II o.'th(,iteOt, Bart,, srte., Sir' Join, Sioneon1, Burt., ...

... SATURDAY.-Bresent F. Smith, Esq. (in the chair), H. W. Freeland, A. Robinson, and G. Henty, Esqrs. Al, The following poor-rates were signed:-Aldingbourne, is: Boxgrove, Oving, Tangmere, Westhampnpett, Eaetdean, Wi Singleton, Eernley, East Witteriac, West Wittering, Br Selecy, Sidleahani, each at Gd.; Birciha6n, Sd.; West i Ithener, Sd.; Westhourne, is. ; Eartham, 8d.; East Lavant, d.; ...