... 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 ...

... AN0THER GLARING CASi OF hNJUSTIZOU L RrilcK, IoNlD.^,y EvFantae,.-Siloitlv after the busine1ss of the citv Police, court, hadl been gone throitlh this day, a mosrt heart-reilin' crast' was biou rit be- rfite twe -thalt Worshipful Henry Watson, mayor, at lthe Towsxn-liall. ConIstabile Z Coil city police, a most ?? oficer. whose duty it is to keep a reft u-i itf' the de partrre and arrival of' ...

... lab) intrutgence+ NOTICES.-THIIS DAY. VICE-CHAIWELLO88' CEh.MBEs, LINCOLN' INN. BrroAX Vcx-CHANCELLon Smx J. SiiAur.-A to K: Capner v. Pitt, at IlI; Gross v. Erriuglton, at liI; Alder v. Walters, at 114 liornby v. Frith, ct 12; Devoynet v. Robin on, at I2; Hendley v. Hendley, at 12'; Green x. Vauchop, at 121; Buckbyv. Cooke, at 126; Bobn v. Smith, at 12 saynard v. Bates, at 12t. L to Z: ...

... CRo~TEW8,i1nQtTET AT4 : NEW BlGHTOb -CU-1 B I: 0U~ bE 8bF IDEATh FROMT TOBACCbb. . ,. sde yeiening.,at fie ,o'lock ?? Chuitog, Eeq., :eo~rone~r foxq , county..of Ohes 'held an inquest at the ;Albion (ftr. 'Parker'io) lotel, Ney,. BrightoIi i o'the ?? of a 'lady naamed Emiiy Watts, the wiie,'of Dr.Wa-tt, whoi resided .ait NewBrighton for some time past. .The, case caused same luterest in ...

... E-XETER? DISTRICT Co tl? ' OF BANK- I RVPTCY-TUESDAY. [Before Mr. Coomiotsioners BERE.J RC SAMUEL GARRETT. This was a meetil- for choice of es igilees in the case of Samuel Garrett, of Perran Wharf, near Penryn, railway con- tractor ; and also of Bedminster, near B istolq coal-pit pro- prietor. Mr. Stogdon, who appeared for the petitioning creditor, Mr. Jenkin, merchant, of Redruth, asked that ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPYCY-SATURDAY. [Defore mr, Commissioner HOLBOYD.1 IN rE PHILP AND APPLEFOIID. This wvs nil appli nation for certificate by the original pro- moters of Diogenes, and who were described as Rohert Kemp Pbilp and Richard Perkins Appleford, of 60, Fleet- Atieet, booksellers and publishers. The balance sheet showed tile following items :-Clainir of unset ured creditors, £976 ; ditto ...

... COURT OF COMMON COUwVL I Yesterday the first court since the holidays was be Id the despatch of public business. for STEAMBOAT ACCOMMODATION AT TnEBSOUTH. ?? OF LONDON-BltltntE, . 3, Mr. DE JERSEY said he had to comnplain of two breac o privilege committed by the Lord Miayor; and wshe, h'eh Made a short statement of facts, he had ro doult th aa lordship would be enabled to offer stuch at his ...

... ' DonsirwG, Monday.-This little village has for the past few days been in a state of great excitement, in consequence of Mr. George Elton, aged fifteen, bro- ther.in.law of the Hon. and Rev. A. Sugden, of New- digate, Surrey, and George Elpbick, aged twenty, groom to the hon. gentleman, being charged before Mr. Charles Barclay and Mr. George Cubitt, county magistrates, with having committed a ...

... HULLJ POTLICE COURT. I FRIDAY. (Before the Mayor, 0. Cook-man, and J. GreshamE,Legs.) Samuel Barrass, charged by William Flemingway with having obtained 5s. from him under falso pretences, was discharged on promising to pay the money back. BREACH OF THE BYE-LAWS.-George Bramble was charged swith having committed a breach of the bye- laws, by gathering night soil about half-past eight o'clock ...

... SHQOCKMG TRAGEDYIAT OXTON. a . -101 A PnT.t TTP.b!TR1n m- A CONSTABLE MUBDERED. o J 't ~is our paisiful duty to lay before our readers the par-'t.l 'tf00l r of a larrentable and fatald occurrence which took, it ,~.pl~~atan asI hour yesterdayi(l&'ofday) morning, at'e th ~OAton auid which has cast a com#pjete gloom~. over that t tiupsaily quiet district, and produoedla d~epl and widespirad 'l ...

... I, DUBII. BL EELAD oniOn. * 'Mr. Benjamin Ryan, one of the eelectora of.oonsoidat j tires, summoned' a man named ?? O'Toole, ,resib,- ing in Wail's-lane, for having asaulted him when making a seizure for rate. ?? Mr. Eyhfn *liaving tprovqd imha s3 ulty the mdglstraiea wer~e 'abnL tto midic a!, wletr 5 ?? teui~n ''sirsentsg& the defendant a very good c hid:acter, a dnd. hoped thekrwdr- ships ...

... SHOCKING MIURDER AND DETECTION of the Guilty. A frightral crime, which brings to mind that of which M. Desfoen tmine wans the victim some time ago, has just been discovered. It appears that about a fortsight since a watchmaker, residing at Geneva, named Wahi, who came every year to Paris to take orders from t.he trade on the sample %'atcheos he brought with him, arrived at an hotel in the Rue ...