... I I The Commission was opened on Saturday, and the trials commenced on Monday. BURGLARY AT HULL, Johoz Douse, aged 34, and Williaoe Sm ,ith, aged 45, wvere indicted for a burglary ill the dweelling-house of Casimer Lambert, at Hull, on tile 31st of January last, and stealing therefroin about £100 in gold, silver, and bank notes, and five silver spoons. Mr P. Thompson and MLr Cross prosecuted, ...

... J A.W, POLICE, AND CRIME. THE CoMMrSSION IS LUNACY ON MR. Ruca.-The jury have come to the conclusion that Mr Ruck is of sound mind, and quite capable of ruanaging his own affairs. The announcement was received with cheers by the crowd in the hall. The Times, in directing attention to the case of Krogs v. Franklin, in which the former sued the latter for damages oh account of imprisonment, ...

... OBsTrUeCTIN TUB PoLIE.c-Phillip Dannatt (brother of Mr Danlnatt, tlbe ?? counlcillor) and G. Fulstow were charged with obstructing tine police.. P.C. .Wrightstated thatyesterday afternoon, about a quarter-past two o'clock, he was attending the New Holland steamer to regulate the landing of passengers passing to and Iro. Air Dannatt was there, and persisted in going on board before the other ...

... LAW, POLICE, AND Cow 0 THE GRANDISON PREBAGE.-The lords proco15C11 ljudgent on Saturday in the long-pe' n of the Grandison Peerage. The Lord Chancellor prono t thejudgment of the house that Sir Henry Ber Ptrnouced Norfolk) had made out his claim to the title. ( ChelmsEford was followed on the essno side by Lord Brougham and Lord Crauworth. But ae the re Grandison has long been dormant, it now ...

... 1 LAW, POLICE, AND COElF. I GREAT NORTRERN.-TnE DISMISSED SECRETARY. -The action which Mr Mowatt, the late secretary for the Great Northern. Railway, brought against the directors of that company for what he called his wrongful dismissal from office was tried at Chelmsford on Fri- day. Mr Mowatt was dismissed on account of the success of Redpath's frauds, which was attributable to his ...

... The hearing of this case at the) Bow-street rolice- M office,-London., en Monday, Was briefly mentioned in Toes- day' Mcriii15. he flloiflaarea few details:- The prisioner was charged as- Givanifhtenmeo the murdered woman being Hflelose Thalibisn. 'A numiber of Si noblemen and gentlemen Were accmodaed ?? on Io the Bench, among1l whom were Lord Lincoln and Lord v Ashley. a'o Mr. Beaden having ...

... Before Mr. Commissioner AyuTONS. theo TUESDAY, MAISOH 9. now *BANKRUPTCY EXPENSES. ther * A long conversation took place in the matter ofW brie NEwsomESand E. W. HAMMaOND,ascribblingmillers, of Stain- the. lt cliffe, concerning the expensive proceedings of the Bank- that er ruptcy Court. The meeting was for ais adjourned audit, clias adseveral creditors were in attendance. Mr. Bond (inl- Said ...

... (Before T. IH. MAP.SIIALL, ESII., the Judge.) SPARK v. NEWBOUND. c Mr. BLANSHARD (instructed by Meslsrs. Dibb, Atkinson, nod Piper), was counsel for the plaintiff; and Mr. r FERNS was advocate for the defendant. Mr. BLANSUARD, in stating the case, ?? the plaintiff, Mr. Spark, was a professor of music, residing in Leeds, and be brought this action to recover the eum of £4 frone Mr. Thes. ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, YUBSDA Y, February 9. BANKRU1]7S. AI? the .Aeetinsy of Cornintssioeeere in Mis ddlesex are held at Ithe Caeina~esioners' Court. .taseinhatl-alreet. ABBEY Francis Fryer of lHudderaileld, woollen manufacturer, to asir Feb. 22, at 1 end Idarche 22, at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leed~s-Solo. Vo~iod and Learoyd Hudderedeld ; and Bond and Bar- wick. Leedos-Official assignee, ...

... del I [el I us I 1FRANCE. The trial of the Sooialist Proudhon tbok lplane on Wod n eedday, befoie the Polioe Court of Paris. He wam accused of having publiolted a work antitled, Jas'l,ioe in ibe Y Revoltionr ansd tl7e Chnreh, and a pamphlet, entitled, A la Petition to the Sonatio, oontaining 1 attacks on the religion a of the majority of the nation. MI. Proudhon was found S- guilty, ...

... (Before Msir. Commissioner WEar.) ADJOURNMENTS SINE DcI.-In the matter of t, SMITH1 and FLETCnsEk, commission agents,,Bradford, this El was an adjourned last examination meeting. Mr. Bond op Ji posed on behalf of the assignees; Mr. B.trrot supported the ~ bankrupt Smith, and Mr. Simmson appeared for Fletcher. T During a short examination of the bankrupts, they flatly b: contradicted each other ...

... I LEEDS BAN RUPTCY COURT. I I dllrurTrI flnaV ils p ai la: 0n C i Is- es. )er lbh be it ay in le ;0- on he- lwe 6vs las lly ire its tls ast !en an ,id sk ad ;ed he ier Att Id are o f Jf. i n Ic, ls I ,n. he5 THURSDAY. . (Iefoic er. Cionnniqsionier Whc.T.) I Rio, SA-uUL SrrIUr, oA Bathtley Cmarr, cloth m oallt- facturer. The bankrupt , renewed his application for pro- tection for Vile twelve ...