... 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, ...

... I I 'WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1858. (Before Mr Commissioner AaRTON.) B e EDWARD SHAW, adjourned last examination. Mr F. SHACKLES, who -appeared on behalf of the assignees. said the last examination of thle bankrupt had been-adjourned to this day, at bankrupt's expanee, and he applied to his Honour to order that the COSts should 1be paid before the holding of the meeting .Mr PETTIN- I GBL made a ...

... I IT is impossible, with the space at our command, W I to give even an analysis of the very voluminous charge in, f against ORSINI and his confederates presented by the Cl PRocunrIuR-GENERAL to the Assize Court of the Seine, av, before which the trial of the accused is now proceeding. 8 This document is analogous to an English indictment; th, a but, in addition to the technical statement of ...

... WhDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 185S. (Before Mr Commissioner AYRTON.) Re ROBEnLT AND JoaN Brow, LATE OF GRIMSBY.- On a uaedial certificate, produced by Air Neal, ts to the illness of Rtobert Blow, the last examrination of the bankrupts was postponed till the 3rd March. RB [IARRTION, WATSON, &! CO. CERTIFICATE MEET[NG. Ur EARNSHAW applied on behalf of the bankrupts, Alessrs Harrison, Watson, and Pease, ...

... I: ARREST OF A FRENCH REFUGES IN LONDON. W.IDr Bernard, a French pro.ic,* was arrested onl Sun. olel day, At hits ltiuse On Notting-hilorle8ofbein^ on dae at si Loosel o tn,11, On a charge of being heacesior0y to thle tePt to 3a`i mate thle Emperor of ontile French. 9 The arres' was effv, ted at half-past ten o'clock on i1, ;imidalvy morning, at tbei oindghinls O' -. Bernard No. 10, Ad, Bark ...

... THE TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS. The ttial of the prisoners hxcli.ed with the attempt to Me, ?? assassinate tho Emperor of the French, in Paris, onr the a r Co nighat of the 14th of J anuary lost, Commenced onl Tbursday, po :s beforiro the Assize Court of tho Seine. le D, The prieoners indicted are Orsini, I' tdio, Gomez, Pieri, issp 1,and Bernard (the last-named being now a prisocer in Lon- the ...

... I ~~ - 1. BA D-15oat.. WEDNESDAY, FoE, 3, 1853, (Before Mr Comm~issfinonr Ay11To-i.) BE HARIjRSON, WATSON, AND CO. Mr STAMP appeared on behalf of the assignrees to ,5abinit a 'notion to tihe court. It wouild, lie said, probably be knlown to his H1onour thwat all appoal against his diecisioli in thle cites in which the short bills were involved, was taken to the Lord Justices, anid onl the ...

... HULL POLICE. COURT. FRIDAY. a William Dinsdalo, remanded on a chargo of stealiag ea ?? and £7, the property of Frederiok Tricker, hid landlord of the Dalley Arms, and Elizabeth lack.. shaw and Angelina Thick`on, two prostitutes, ohargedi he with receiving the same, were again brought up aud1 ,asfully committed for trial. SATURDAY. he THE OBSCENE PRINTS oD DR AiREY, THE ?? Aircy of Lowgate ...

... ARCHDEACON DE NISON'S CASE. THE JUDGMENT. JUDICIAL CO'134ITTUEE 0F THE PRIVY COUNS CIL. SATURDAY, FEBRU.nty 6. DITCHEP V. DENISON. Their lordships met this morning and delivered judg- mont in the appeal on this long-litigated case. The appeal was argued on the 4th and 12th December last, before Lord Justice Knight Brace, Lord Justice Turner, the Chtancellor of the Dnchy of Cornwall, Sir E. ...

... HULL POLCICE COURT.. FRtDAY. James Cunliffe, remanded on a charge of stealing a coat, the property of Simeon Coaen, clothier, Queen- street, was agaia brought tip. On Wednesday morning, the 27th of January, the coat was hung out at prosec - tor's shop-door, and about four minutes afterwards it was missod. A witness named Wylesstated that on the ,orning in question, about half-past nine o'clock ...

... I THE JUDGMENT IN ARCHDEACON DENISON'S | 'i t C CASE. G a Wi o THE proceedings in the case of DITCru V. ofi .r DENISON have reached the last stage; the MEI highest court has now given its decision ; and yet icor n after all the expenditure of time and money which tle i has been occasioned, all the controversy which has Jud ,f arisen, and all the angry feeling which has been excited, his d ...

... I FOIRGING PROXY VOTES AT THE GUARDIANS' ELECTION. I - - d- PROSECUTION OF THE FORGERS. The ?? of some of the parties more actively engaged ?? the v holesale forgery of proxy appoint. |ments at the late electioU of Guardians for the township of Leeds, is nolv in progress, by order of the Poor-law Board, before the Leeds Justices, at the Court-house. As our readers are aware warrants weso last ...