... INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF OFFICERS OF THE COURT. Oin Tuesday last, an inquiry took place before the judge of this court into the conduct of two under-bailiffs, earned John Sheridan and George Wales, who, on the 17th i.osiant, entered the house of Mr. George Melly, No. 5, Bedford-strect, under the authority of a warrant of execution obtained by John 'Thoncpson against Josepis Redish, who owed ...

... NOTTINGHAM JULY EETING. I Thursday, July 20. Stewards: Earl of Chesterfield, Lora William Powlett, Baron Roths. child. Judge: Ir. R. Johnson. Handicapper: Mr. E. WV. Top. hism. Clerk of the Course: Mr. Bradfield. This rapidly-improved provincial Meeting was celebrated on Thurs- day and Friday last; but, treadingo0 close upon the heels of Goodwood, like Liverpool, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Stamford, ...

... A CuRIous GROST STOBt.-1r. John Francis Ma- gure, in his correspondence to the Cork Examiner, gies the fallowing detailed account of midnight doings ksone of the metropolitan g~aois. It is very long; but it is (in its way) worth reading:- I shall now wind Up with a-ghost story ! Yes, a real ghost story, as improbable and as incomprehensible as ever made the heart beat, or the knees knock ...

... INSOL VENTDEB TOAVS COURT-YESTERDAY [Before the Cuna COMMISSIONER.] IN HEs CHARLES P. D'AZENE. This singular case, before reported, was further heard, and occ upied some time. lr. Sargond opposed fora Mr. Score, and the inolvent was his own counsel. The insolvent alleged that lie had an invention for purifying ealt water by filtration, and Mr. Score had advanced a large sum to obtain a share ...

... LA IV No 7'7ES-Triis DAY. COURT OF CIIXNCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN, t nalfpast 10. [Befora the LORDS JUSTiclSO.] Appeals: PSirilh v Adamus, part ?? t ?? (2)- Evalls v Ev is (2). VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTSLINCOLN' ?? past I0. [Biefore Vice-Charicellor Sir R. T. KINt111.E.Y. To be snoi tiorsed: Exparto Dealn, &c of Gloucestcr-Robiiison v Fraulptosi. Causes, &c.: Warringtj,15v Warrirngtoll-ROwleY V ...

... ROLLS COURT. UJNDERIWOOD v. WING.-PRESUMPTION OP SURVIVOR- SHIP BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE,. BOTE DROWNED AT THE SAME TIME.-The question in this case arose out of the less of the ill-fated ship Djalhousie, in October last. It appeared that on the 4th of October, 1853, John Underwood, of Banstead, and his wife, in contemplation of going to Australia, made mutual wills. The will of the husband ...

... SCENE IN A CIT1J1C 11-AC1WN AGAINST A CLFitGYMAN IFOR AS J'LT. A ~ ~- ' Ii '1 .l i hr iI iII tho St. IIAlckI 'f A ULBU1lY A*IhA14N put,6 A I ) 1 * , . as Onl Weiiniecday last, -in auulofl Iv bro gli iil thle 'St. 1ulick h i, on1, county courthly 31 . JohIsIwl ,i rglito it 'ilom ' atl Ave arh 'St. 11Ictc's, to recovr iiac fi'r ani assauit cuain- . initted upon into by th LI c lara Ru Gor l l. ...

... GLOUGESTERSHIRE SUIMMERASSIZE; The commiisslon for. the. city and county ?? of opened At Gloucester, on. Wqdsesday afteinsooi l ast., theaseslas' th ieleng held this year some three weeks earlier thin ?? ?? an ltertolion in the circuit, made with a view of oi bringing Stad'ord lo~ss thie last ?? onthe Oxford dfr., oh cult, the court-houses t Stafford being at this time under repair;i wi The ...

... IATTEMPT TO MURDER A POLICE OFFICER IN 4 A RAILWAY TRAIN. B At the Yorkshirc Assizes, last week, W. Burhinslaaw, 20, 5 .y and Hcnry Smith, 18, the former of whom bad been con- g victed and the latter acquitted on a charge of garotte robbery ' at Sheffield, were again indicted for feloniously assaulting re Patrick Stroudly, on the 10th of May last, at Peniston, with d stintent to murder him. t. ...

... IINQUESTS BY W. BRUNNER,, ESQ,, CORONER. MELANCHOixy DEATH OF A BOY.. Considerable (excitement fias prevatiled in the p arish of St. Ebbso during the last fortnight, in consequence of the death of a boy, named Charles FAllen, aged 13 y-ears, wbo on wedineaday, the 5ith instant, wras etngaged in a quarrel with 'sohrboy, named Thomas Stanton, when the msether of Sta'ntor?intorfercd., and struck ...

... INSOL JIENTDEB TORS O) (R T-Xs ESTERDAY FBhfore Jr. Coemm890ioer MURPHY.] IN THE ATTERS OF JOHN HOLMES. This insolvent, who adi been the promoter end director of several isilway and miniuigeornpanies, described as late managing agent to the Atheeleuns Life AXsuranue Society, applied to be discharged under the act. There was nO ?? to the application, which was supported by Mr. The insolvent, ...

... iLa?i, *nteUt?ence. NOTICES-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. Al BeeonO risE Loan CasoeaLa.ea.-Appeat: Fleming v. ? tart beard. Loans Jucreces.-Appeal motion: In re AT 15?-11kF0? ? ERBm Osanues Juncti ,n end Southend italiway. part heard. ROLLS COURT, CHANChItY-LANE. ?r l0.-SbF judgment: Attorney-General v. Earl Waldegravo. Ccr?eat ?etBiOas,5bOrt?ao?eOOnd short claims. trom chambers: ...