... ias Is, IN RE MoltROW AND C6.-These banlkrupts, ip- who carried on business as merchants at Liverpool, ,se under the film of Morrow and Co caume before Mr. ng Commissioner Stevenson, ...

... HUL P Sb J.Ci Cu- tC i- ?? Wu~lI'l. f l I THURSDAY. William Smnitharte, remanded on a charge of stealing wheat, was again brought up. Mr Wells (Wells and Smith) prosecuted. Prisoner is the captain of the keel E lizo, and was employed by Messrs Wright. Brothers onl the 7th inst. to deliver part of a cargo of wheat, in his D keel, from the steamer North Sea. On Monday evening M Mr Davis, custom ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENE iR Vi A XT n'M FREANCE. ~ h ANO~j~EX~AOI'DINA'R_ CASE OF PRIVATE VENGV,CEn PARISux, TUESDAY EvEy',&GO.A remarkable Iii- id sance of thle length to vhich ht'he doctrine ofyivaeP ...

... CHARGE OF WILFUL MURDER AT ST. DOMIRICK. I On the 231 ult., the prisoner, William Nattle, was again brought before Dr. Fletcher and the Rev. 11. M. Rica, charged by I:apector Ward with the wilful utridar of his mother, Maria Nattle. The oase was adjourned to afford time for a post-mortem examnination of the deceased, which was performed by Messrs. Bowden and KlemptbornD, surgeona, of ...

... COURT OF BANWRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. [Before the SEN1OR COMMISSIONFR.] BS COLLINSON-THE PITTAIAN'S ARMS CONCERT ROOM!. A meeting was held for the prool of debts and appoLirt- ment of assignees under the estate of John Collinsou, of the Pittman's Head, Pittman's-buildings, St, Thiko'e. It appears that the bankrupt, in addition to being a pub- lioan, was traveller to Mfesars. White and Greenwell, waro ...

... CHARGE OF ALLOWIFVG A ZOTTERY. Charles Sinclair was charged before the Hul magistrates last week with allowing 5 lottery. Mr. Roberts, who defended, wished to ask the opinion of the magistrate, as to whether the act of parliament under which the present information was laid, viz., 42 Geo. III., c. 119, was not repealed by 46 Geo. III., c. 148, and 5 Geo. IV., c. 83. Mr. Travis replied that he ...

... II-Iiii'milldlaill Jklice. YESTERDAY. Before Mr. Jaines, lMrf. Saryaga, anel Mir. J. T. Lairmeee. 1 SUOP ROBBEIRY IN STAF'ORD STREET.-William Starkey and WI illiam uJiicla7rds, two men living in Thoma ...

... Latu Imfltam~tcs. I NOTICES-THIS DAY. VICE-CHANOELLORS' CAMBERS. LINCOLN'S-INN. VXC-t'HLNCULLOR WOOD's CHAsMsBR-At 1: Horton v. Nichols- Bell v. Clarke-Southcomb v. Hamilton-A ilmot V. Cutts-Bolt v. StePhIn'on-Nayward v. Boberts-Holtwoy v. Kennerlcy-Cole v. Boie Counties AesunMea COMPanY-Jones v. lDagecrfleld- Walker v. Beckelt-Dtltchdield v. Dugles-Buttanabaw V. MarLin-Do Pontes v. Kendall ...

... POLICE HILLIGENCE. 'being: V-*TEDNXMDAY, DcEOEMBFRt -8. c1 rich a, BBFOwa Mr.. ATIN~. de e), he. ~'o~ilm FincHEDgacoec M~ONry DXGA00'TJOAONIT, - p~olice, yot of1 ,rmd ?? h isbesefoY Atters; 'wU~estern ...

... MUEDEROUS ASSAULTA3 UPON A WORK. HOUSE GIRL-EXPECTED DEATH OF THE VICTIM. Yesterday Augusta Leigh, a respectably-dressed wo- man, residing at 10, Park-place, Liverpool-road, appeared before Mr. Corrie at Clerkenwell Police-court, in answer to a summons taken out against her by the parish autho- rities of St. Mlary, Islington, which charged hei that on a day now past at the parish of ...

... THE ALLEGED I1FEt-TOSOhIONG BY TiEL MASTER OF A WFORKHO US-. [FROM THE LEEDS MERCURY.] Coneidorable excitement prevails at Keigidey, an agricul- tural and manufacturing town uear Bradford, in conse- ?? of the alleged murder of Barbara Sager, wife of John 6agar, master of the Kighiley workhouse. The deceased, it appears, was taken ill on Sauday night, the 13th ult.. and was obligsd to keep har ...

... TEE POLIC CO URT&. MANSION-HOUSE. Stnuew Stnitk, a man under 20 years of age, belonging to the K troop of the Royal Horse Artillery, and Simon PWer. taiimer a general dealer, were brought before the Lord blayor under tnL following circumstances. FrancisMay,constable 613 said-I found the prisoners last night quarrellng in Irongate-lane, and upon asking them what was tho matter, Smith said that ...