... & INdt!EgT ON EORG8 DIRUMMOND, EsQ.-On Tues- day Fight an inquiry was taken by Mr. Bedford, at the Turk's Head Tavern, MOtcombe-street, 'elgrave-aquare; as to the death of George Drummonid, Esq., who expired under most distressing circumstances o'n' Sunday. Lient. E. Atheley Drummond, R.N,, of 2, Bryanston-sqiare, stated that the deceased was his consin, and in his forty-, eighth year, On ...

... Yesterday a court was held, Mr. Deputy PEACOCK in the chair. Mr. Deputy HOLT called the attention of the court to a paragraph which appeared in semae of the newspapers reflect- ing upon the commissioners. It stated that the sewers in the neighbourhood of Great Certer-lane were in the most disgraceful condition, and was celculated to cause excitement by representing that the fingers of a b by ...

... Raw L ntent.e09M re NOTJVES.-Tuis DAY. a COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 10.- Apiieals: MillervT. HUddleettofe, Part beard; TatesV, i Madden; limesy. Sayer; Mitealsv. Connor. 'VICE CII4kHLL0RS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INK. 01 AT 10.-BzFonis Vicca.Ca!OiLi~caLo K~oaaT Balucx-Unopipcsed. rtitlona: Hay V. 'Willoughby; Ra-sibottom v. Nash; Sidney v. Mu41. qi ?? v. Price; nre Clunie; In re Worsop, In ...

... 6Yesterday a court was held. Mr. Deputy PEACOCK in the chair. Mr. Deputy HoLT called the attention of the court to a paragraph which appeared in soic of the newspapers, reflect- ing upon the commissioners. It stated that the sewers in di the neighbourhood of Great Carter-lane were in the most dis- graceful condition, and was calculated to cause excitement ,by representig that the fingers of a ...

... LA I1' INTEL:LIGfNCE,,-WEID.NSDAY. ig COURT OF CHANCERY. SHORT V. MiERiCIERI. This teas an appeal from the Vice.Cltaticellor KnightI Biruce. Th'cebill was tiled for an account of dealings andI transactions between the plaintiff and the defendants, wio ar boesa saeagents. I wats stated that it- March le 848 th patie enere ino smespeculations, adtatd t of secure thle (lefctdatits from any losses ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEACE-TIURlSDAY. BOW -STREF.T. -Jritsct Clarke, a caurman, anld lamwes collins, tl a cornimjission-ageiit, were placed at thle bar before Mr. Hall, n'ai for finial Lxantination, the former being charged with stealing fest bags of coffee from the London Docks, and the other receiv- ing a Portion of the same, well Ilnowing them to have been Stoleni. arnc Mr. Ballantine attendied on ...

... LA IV INTEhLLrGNNCE-STUBDAY, .- by introducing certair railway companies and mining com- panies which were not included in the former act. Tile test, however, which determined whether the act was applicable to : particular class of companies remained the same. None - of these tests applied to this case. The petition attempted to rest the application upon the eighth clause of the fifth order, ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-SATTURDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.] IN RE NcALFE-TIIE REIGATE AND DORKING BANK. This was the adjourned certificate niecting in the case of Thomas Nesle, of the firm of Wash and Nealo, bankers. The adjournment had taken place in order that the liability of the bankrupt's separate estate to a claim of £6,000 on the part of the General Maritime Insurance Company, ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEACE-TnrnSDAY. MANSION-trOUSF.-Chnvl'S Pidding, a y whg man, iho was in thle employment of Messrs. Gralt and Co., of No. 2, Cle- nimot's-court, Milk-street, lhenapside, was brought before the Lord Mayor upon the charge of having robbed his masters, Who are stock, parasol, umbrella, and wrace manufacturers. r lhaydon, the officer, proved the apprehension of the pri- soner, alld ...

... iTEROUS LM'SHOMNg .| rAJ- IN' HEsRElFi. _-I #*murder was cc ite11 hjgio Tha an.extraordinary, ahrscter.' 4~Inm~eastle~~ thriing ?? ?? tolffagso .~hch.wins te, iver, Etherow, whichedvitth ps~t$~ ,besbresd' Derbyshire, na oterjn~ ?? -Yorkishnre Oeo ngns rn~eabl'oftesehills is known .by'theu fti W~s~nt~s ~wq~ ad aeosaitrufls tie~oldstlniksa #om.,torkp ?? ota~. ~.Aq~sLt' ntle brini,~yde, and-A ...

... LAW AND POLICE.-SATURDAY. ?? . TDTSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. A DOCTOR OF MuSIc.-IN BE TnOMAS SAMUEL WALLS -This insolvent, known as Dr. Wallis, the late musical director at the Polytechnic Institution, was op. posed by Mr. Cooke for a creditor named Painter, and by four others in person. Mr. Dowse ?? complaint was that the insolvent had improperly got into debt with the opposing creditors, and ...

... TEHS FATAL COLLISION ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RlAILWAY. INQUEST, AND VERDICT OF MAINSLAUGHTER. Mr. Higgs, coroner for the Duchy of Lancaster, -concluded on Tuesday an inquiry of three days duration into the causes of the death of V. Lodowick, who was killed at PonderE End Station, by a special engine. As it was understood that a searching inquiry would be maade, Mr.- Hawley attended from the ...