... ii - s LYVEPOOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ez-prfe rtcyson, in re Teon.-Os Priday, Mr. Commis ioner Perry delvered tho following judgment in the case of William r. Tyson, late corn and flour merchant in Liverpool.-Thls was ed au application made by Mr. Yates on behalf ot the bankrupt, , ?? T)yso.', for the allowances of his certificate, and it was le oppored by Mr. A~pinall, as counsel for ...

... )01 e at he result of the nine days' trial of Madeleine o e. Smith is, In one point of view, profoundlyunsatis- It It factory. The verdict of Not proven amounts t Lw to a confession that law aad justice are at fault. s d A protracted investigation, conducted with admi- b rdable skill and unwearied patience, has failed to It he elicit the truth. Innocence, if the prisoner be d y, innocent, is ...

... SENTENOES AT T1lE BOROUGH SESSIONS. Brldgot Devitt Bud Catherine Costello, for stealing weyar. H lag apparel-lo years. E Mary Thompson, for stealing a night drewss- years. Catherine Thompson, for stealing 1,). Gd.-3 months. M Catheri.- Gill, for stealing two kettles-R nmouths. of Andre~w ?? , stealing lie. Pit. ?? months. Thomas Dann, foir attb. ug load-S months. 15 George Phillips,. for ...

... LIVERPOOL 'COUNTY., ,3OURT,. KU WEFOBE: J. B. LaIR, 58Q., JUDXU. .Ith An ARANG3)IEIX 0as BUsiNe8S.-The following i8 the .orj, Li arrangement of. the; business' of the. second November tom V ourt d -Tjesday, November 24th, j1dgmeant siummonses tion In and insolvenoies ; Wednesday, November 25th, 90 casei mat .e at .10 80 am., and 60 cases at 12; Thursday, November the, le, 26th, 30 claims for ...

... ?? X- X- ?? ?? 1 - ' -- l , ., - ?? ?? iorMONDAY, JANUARY 12. th o all BEPORF MR. J1. S. MANSFIELD. c Asosi,uL BY A WORKANea -Henury 0: eeowood, a watcbmasker, he Ition was charged with being drunk and creating a disturbanco in y ,reat the shop ot Mr. Whiliamt Benton, Pdrlu road. 'The complainant O unfij, said the prisoner bed been In hi, employ, and left, him sbout, a t of a fotih gI i uis ...

... LB FRIDAY, APRIL 3. BEFORE MR. CROSTHiWAITE, nI PUIUCANS AND BEERSELLERS' CAS E.-Hobert 3dwards, pub. o1 lcan, Beclee-street, waM summoned for Sunday trading, and was fined 2s. Cd.; David Davies, publican, Union-street, refusing admittance to police, 2s. 6d.,; Willams Kelly, beerseller, Wood- If stock-street, retusing admittance to police, 1QB. * James Barnes ifeherseller, Brownlow-hill, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AFEILIATION CASE. (Abridgd~rf /roChe Bright-on Gazette.) TISATOIXER vi. D'AoucdAR. - O Toesday, at the tc Borough Bench, this case camne on before A. Bigge, J. hi C. Burrows, T. Warner, F. Smithe, P. A. Argles, and D. al v M. Folkard, Esqrs. A r Mr. Hutohinson opened the case. The complailit was 8 alleged against Colonel D'Aguilsr that he had no u-e ,i ported his son by the ...

... POLICE1 INTELLIGENW;. stteWEDNESDAY, MAY 28. - a~ week, DIc OE~r t URm. -DIXON.tM ,6311 'CAUTIONq TO PAWNBROXVt ?? Powell, keeper of a dis- t.t re, 1 ;reputable house in .dpltalfdeids, was-ob~arged with pledging a t1505 ported watch and chain, which had been 'stolen fremnu man named -Tbis William Wallcer,.fuo .42. Mr. Clough said he bad great reseon i er to Complain of the conautiat o the ...

... POLTC) INTELLIGENCE. DhPORa 'IRh J. 81. 111saFELfD, BLO0 'A (01111INAMJ WA SINGINGO SAroWM.-4~01 a MWAithi,.&We Car 84, waiicharged with neglectingto support hqwlfeanid fmily. Bini1 Mr.'Hugheh.i dutdoer parish officer, eatS that ro.isonar'. WifeMr .. I three children hid been chargmable to the Psauh for threefo alotths, s*od Li2 Ss. bh be laid ouit on thelr aiou!. Hefo was before th ,r n ~vUt ...

... THE GRIAT TEA RORBERY. AND FRAUD I ON THE OUSTOMS. I (Frao ?? Nhreither} Iltbj of &afurdoy.) a. The Authoritios continue to investigate this ease with l Id great ability-if that will remedy the errors which Lave Le already been committed. Since we last gave the public e a- information on the subject, we are glad to be able to b d state that oar suggestions have been acted upon in El 's ...

... ; SUPPOSEb MURDBE. NRIGHTFUL MUTILATION OF A HUMAN BODY.A On Friday morning were discovered at Waterloo-bridge, thess loerdon, the mangled and mutilated remasins of the bod; in' th of a gentleman who had evidently been most beirbarously vidu. smirdered, and whose body bad afterwards been corn- ha ~tstely made a thing of shreas and patolids. The isn atrocity, as will be seen from the ...

... THE FRBYTp. Y4MPEROR AT THE ENOLISH COURT. The Iong-tilked-of'rvisltaofI the Emperor Napo, leon to Osbqrne Is announced to take plane this week, and.!jxilitioal and Court gossip are alike busy with [the pproaching event. Of course, tl on every. ?? such an interchange of A courtesies among toyal or imperial personages, the diplomasioihorizon is Invariably darkened b with all kinds of flying ...