... | I TXe RE EDWARD JONES.-The bankrupt applied to.Mr. Com- missioner Perry for his certificate. There was no opposition, and the bankrupt was allowed a second-class certificate. In RH ISIDoRsY BseuseTRIN.-This bankrupt, who, it will be rememnbered, absconded from Australia with a considerable sum of money belonging to his creditors, cams before Mr. Commis- sioner Perry to pass his last ...

... 1 Thea general quarter seeslsios of the peace for the borough-of dlat r =Liverpoocommenoted yesterday, In Sit. George'A Hall, before gov f Gibr enderson, Eiji, tho recorder. There warc 50prlsoiaers the a for irial. The following grnandjry were sworn :. ~ log James Gibson Carter, distiller, Dale-strect,.oremfani. (Oh Y Robert Aked, merchant, Runiferd-place. sue! Alexander Dunlop Anderson, ...

... R LIVERPOOL COUNETY COUR1T. [BEFORE J. K. BIAIN; HBq.] NORRIS V. GAILeeaN.-This was an action brought by Messrs. William and John Norris, chain makers, Norfolk-street, against Joseph Gardner and Richard Lee, shipsemiths, Hurst-street. to recover £8 17s. 8d., the balance of an account. Mr. Raffles, barrister, appeared for the plaintiffl, and Mr. Duke, solicitor, represented the defendants. Mr. ...

... - ?? - - MIS ?? - uld [BEFORE E. JAMES, ESQ., Q C.] all The business b-efore the assessor commenced yceterday, !in the ti Nist Prins Court, Sit. George's Hall. The list of casves contained te goargiment, four demurrers, ard75issesne. The eases S Wthe defendants demurred to the declaration were no argued at coneiderable length by the learned couneel on each se~r eids, but the proceedings merely ...

... I- . in 6 LITERPOOL DISTRICT COURT OR BANRUPTCY. I , . W ..j -, ?? - - t -.IN aj W;L~ti4B,-.This bankrupt, who carried on busaness, Dn- icbly i hiarceqter, as h commlihlon agent, applied to Mr. the Coim. l ar Stevenson for his qertiflcate. A fireiese certi- i cg ato was granted, to ise Imtnediately. VRS ]* ARCriiwICX-.This banuirapt, fornierly in business eus Vas .itneburner. and ,briekmaker ...

... R 0 TUESDAY, FEBRtUARY 6. cc IlOBBERY OF A GOLD WATCu.-A young man, named William el I an Burns, Was brought up In custody (of police-officer 555 on sus- 17C nall picion of stealing a gold watch, the property of a surgeon con-. dII ,her nested with the. Northero Dispensary, Vauxchall-roed. The fo fi~l' prosecutor, It appeared, was out for about an hour on Saturday ar the night last, and on his ...

... iR EBCOVEsR 0OF A WATCHI.-Al young WCI~lo ?? ir characeter, named Elizabeth Warwick, was brought up On lo$, ?? having stolen % wateb belonging to aman nale 1. ?? deceased. The watch, it appeared et was lost Irk December, 1853, ?? notices of the robbery wIO- id then distributed among the various Paivubroskers of thle t bitt thle property was not recovered until yesterday. On tN as~ day the ...

... .n4n ?? -o h..a brn n-nntl -n ?? . . ?? . i8 The following sentences have been passed ens risonerst s- tried and eonvioted at the borough sessior lbei'ore the e a. Recorder:- re William Harrison, aliao William Hughes, aged i40,r breaking s open the sehp of .Petor Evans, and stealing tes, Aive years' c o penal sorvituda ' c ay Nioholas Peters, 26, :for stealing clothes, the property of t De ...

... vfLlIVERPOOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. wII he IN Rs EaeiciTH B&INRY.-In this case his honour delivered he judgment on Tuesday last. He referred to the fact that no to opposition had been offered to the certificate, either on the part of the asvgnees or by any individual creditor, although the Central Loan Association had made a strong opposition to the T. bankrupt on her Inst examination, ...

... -L LIVEiRPOOL COUNTY COUTRT. [BBaORl JOSEPH POLLOCIK, ESQ.] A DRUNRIEn DoDaSTIc -BoNE V. DAVY.-In this case the plaintiff, Margaret Bone, who Is a servant girl living at No. 14, Bolton-street, sought to recover from Charles Henry Davy, a entleman, residing at No. 95, Canning-street, the sum of £1 s.-12s. for wages, and 159. damages for dismissal without l laotioe. The plaintiffstated that her ...

... L ,L-IFOnE E. JAMES, ES!Q, qX.] - CLAIM AGAINST A SEAMAE-GRACIM V. WALIH5L-This was ?? Graie fort~~lli'v ran action brought by merly a pawnbroker In r Liverpool, againt Johun Walker, a eainan, to recover several eucus of money lent to Ilse wife during his absence at sea. Mr. Brett appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. 11d0ubrey for the Idefendant. Mr. Brett stated that the defendant before ...

... .i i t4 SERIOUS' CASE OF EMBEZZLEMENT. At tho Liverpool borough sessions, on Tuesday, before Gilbert Henderson, Esq., recorder, John Binning Donaldson, who had been arraigned on the previous evening, and who had pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with having embezzled various sams of money, the property of his employers, Messrs. Egerton ,, Smith and Co., was again placed at the ...