... LATEST LAW AND POLdCE. ?? COURT OF BANKRUPTICY. ONE TRADESMAN RUINED BY A9OTHFFll-RE CFA3'iEB -The bankrupt, George 'Chaffer, was a bol!'der at Comnmeicial-road, Pimlico, and this wase a sitting, at the Btantruptey Court, for the COon5 sideration ?? ~certificate. The balance-sheet showedhlis capital to have been, in 1849, about 2400, and. he now owed to creditors 2,403, and his liabilities ...

... I TEH ESHER URfDERS. Wednesday morning having been appointed for the trial of Mary Ann lirough, for the murder of sit of het children, the court at Guildford was crowded the moment it was opened, and' great interest appeared to be created by the proceedings. Soon after nine o'clock the prisoner was pl aced at the bar, charged, upon six separate indictmentte, with the murder of Henry Brough, ...

... Os Wedneisday, at the Lambethl P'olice-court, the ofcssrs. Newton were in attendance, and brought into court for further examination. 3r. Edwin James, QO.C, and Sh ert Price, M.P., were present, and were accommodated with seats on tho beach. Mr. Wontner, Ibr the prosecution, addressing the magistrate, said that in cocopliacece with the desire expressed by his worship, that aMr. Christian ...

... | COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IN BE JOHN CLARK.-The bankrupt, of St. Aldates, Oxford, livery.stable.keeper came up on the question of certificate. The ae- counts, prepared by Mr. Maynard, commence in December, 1850, with a capital of 809, and terminate in December, 1853, with unseeured debts returned at X2,920; the assets being, good debts, 1,214- doubtful, 928; property given up, 233. The profits ...

... THE LAW Op DANKRUPTCY: ITS Adminiritration Abuses, and Amendments. In our article in the coeluns of THE EuA last week, we refsrred to the enornous fees which are pocketed by the Official Assignees, and to the nnammon worship occasionally indulged in by the Judges of the Court, towards those self-important personages. Our strictures upon their conduct, as might have been expected, has ...

... MAIAL ROiBERY ANdD LOSS OF TEBBE HUNDRED LETTERS. Much consternation has been causedat the General Postoffilce in consequence of the loss of between three and four hundred l etters , se of them containing articles of value, and other property, under the following circum- stances: The other evening a mail-cart driver, named Henry Mansfield, in tie employ of Mr. Maonamars,'the contractor te the ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. OLD COURT.-YESTERDAY. r I3RFOAE MR. JUSTICE COLMIUDOE. Charles Wood, 27, was indicted for the manslaughter of t George Drew. ti The deceased was a child, sixteen months old, and it sp- c peared that on the 6th of June (Whit Monday), he had been left in the charge of a labouring man's wite, named Crane, who lived at West Haw,, and that he had strayed into the road from ...

... RaW anluttUtgenCr, AN . ccG ?? NOTICES.-THIS DAY. cn BODLLS CHAMBERIIS, CHANCERY-LANE.. Dav A to K: Baternan v. Hope. at it; Clarke v. Long, at 2a. Mr. L to Z: Melluieh v.. Bullpire, at 11; Lainson v. Lainson. at 1ii,; the Tugman v. Cosper, at -lii; Itiehards v. Rlichards, at 12; in re Itaft5co School at 12i; In TeParkin's Eshbibtions, at 1, t'hilltpsofl . Tuaenr, cn at I; ijroeeer v. Fowke, ...

... Raw fqtIelltacuct. -- 0- NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COUrT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN's&tqN. Ar 104.-BEYOAR TnH Loan CflANCRLaOP-Appeeis: Lazenby v. Rawgon. part heard; E ad8 v. Williams; Hane v. Reynolds, Braronz Tw LoaDaJusrovea.-Appeals: Attornev General v. Mayori of Beverley, part heard; Hart v. Clarke; Butterileld v. Rayner (2); e Trevelian v. mayro xtr ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE. AorTI 0-PetitioMns, ., ...

... TH JGS.RAINCU!J EAST SURREY. Sir Walter B. Riddell, Bai t., yesterday resumed the revision of the lists of voters in the western half of the hua- dred of Brixton, at the French Horn and Half Moon Inn, Wandswortb. Mr. Geo. R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Jeans, secretary to the East Satrey Reforta Regis- tration Society, attended on behalf of the reformers; * !r. Lewis attended on behalf ...

... TEE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William Tohn, O'Connell, late a clerk in the Scottish Australian Land Investment Company, 24, Gresham- street, was briought before Mr. Bingham, charged with forging and uttering a warrant on the above company for the payment of 411. 59. at the Union Bank of London, Argyll-place, Regent-street. Henry William Herbert, one of the cashiers at the Union Bank ...

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