... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner GOULBUIRN.] IN, EIJ OIHN PELS. The bankrupt was a corn and coal mlerchant of Elmwsvell, Suffolk. This was the certificate nis eting. Tile accounts show-Creditors, £'1,72, ; liabilities, £200; assets, £500. |The opposition in this case was on the ground that the bankrupt had inipropefly contracted the debt of Samuel William Fenton, a ...

... POLICE' IN LELICiENCI?. --4- _01 ANSI05'-HOUSE-Y'R:ST 1. t1) AY, Ckearoe'k fighm, a filthy-looking young fellow, who' used a crutch was charged with assailting a middle-aged woman named Mary Brooker. 'rosecutrix, whose face rand eye were extensively die. coloured, deposed that sonie years ago sho knewr tih poi- soner, but had not seen him for sonie tiio poimt ulntil Tues- day evening, when she ...

... COUBT OF BANh'RUPTCY-YESTE1UDAY. IN tiE THE LONDON AND EASTERN BANKING CORPORATION. There wats a meeting for thle 1sroof Of debts and clinics Of assignees itt this oease The debts proved exceeded £70,000. .Mr. Thompson, the officexT entrusted with thle winiding-til inl thle Court of Chanllcery, wa.-. appointed trade a.;siguce. JUDG)MEN UNDER THlE BANKRUPTCY OF THE KETTERING Mr. Comissiner BANK ...

... CONVICTION UNDER THE GAS WORKS AOT. Mr. William Johnson, landlord of the Railway Arms beer-shop, Old Ford-road, appeared at the Worship-street Police-court, to answer an information exhibited at the instance of the Commercial Gas Company, in which he was formally charged, for that he did unlawfully lay, or cause to be laid, down a certain pipe colismunicating with other pipes, the property of ...

... TIRIAL OF THB DUBILIN POLICE, TURSDAT. The examination of witnesses for the defence was pro- ceeded with this morning at eleven o'clock. Chief Superintendent James Monalian deposed: That on the 12th of March last lie saw a great crowd within and around the College area and in the streetway in the neigh- bourhood, to the extent of obstructing the thoroughfare. The conduct of the persons ...

... DREADFUI. MURDER AND SUICIDE AT ISLINGTQO-THE SO6OIAL EVIL. or lo Yesterday another of those dreadful occurrences which have too often of late shocked the public mind in connec- bo tion with the great question of the social evil, was a- brought to light, and caused a great deal of excitement and aS sensation in the parish of Islington and the immediate 15 neighbourhood, it having become ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT'-YESTERDAY. .4 [Before Mfr. Cominibsioner Muari{Y.] IN RE W1LU~IAM JENKINS. This insolvent, w1ho was a cattle dealer near Taunton, was opposed by Mr. Reed for the detaining creditor, a Mr. Kibble, In August the insolvent was sued by Mr. Kibble for £160, the balance for some oxen, to which he pleaded and had put the creditor to £48 costs in getting a verdict, The costs ...

... On Thursday night a most Urrutal murder was perpo. trated at Brockinorr, near Brierly-uill, the carise of which isi shrouded in imichl mystery. The victim was William Collier, a fitter, who lived in the Dock, Dudley, and worked for Messrs. Brown and Freer, iron and coal masters, at Brnckmoor. On Thursilay night he was drinking at a public-house called the Pheasant, at Brockrnoor, kept by Mrs. ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEINLCE. ?? 0 I hMANSION-HOUSE-SATURDAY. Ellen Seymoou- was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen six silk neckerchiefs, in the shop of an outfitter, at No. 3, High-street, Aldgate. J. Harewood, assistant to the prosecutor, said : Between four and five o'clock on Monday evening the prisoner came into the shop with a man, who asked to see a scitlal checked silk ...

... LA W NOTICES-Tius DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, at half. Cl past 10. fo [Before the LORDS JUSTICES, Mr. Justice ERLE, and II( Mr. Justice HsILi.] Motion : Roers v Oxford, Worcesttr, and \WolverhRillp- I ton Railway. Appeal motioln: National Live Stock Com- J, pany. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 10. By order: Wood v Bloucher. Motions (the First Seal). Causes, &c. : Phillipson v Turner ...

... . COURT OF BANRfUPTCY- YrEBtRDAY, , oreM .L Comirssioner EvANS.] ?? RIS E FELIX CALVERT AND CO. To-day was fixed by adjournment, for. the purpose of hearing the pc~ftibri filed in' this case, praying for the si~nction of the Court to an arrangement made by Messrs. Calvert, and tb which arrangement six-sevenths in num- bsr'3nd value of the creditors had acceded. Mr. oxburgh appeared'fir the ...

... LA IV NOTICES-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINECOLN'S INN, at half- past 10. [Before the LoaDS JL'STICIS.] Appeal: Whitloy v Lowe, part heard. Bankrupt peti. tiSbs: Cator andl Cater-Barns and Barns-Lucas and Groger. ]tOLLS (O TiRT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 10. Caiuses, &o. : Cani;pordown v Duff-Toldd v Garbutt- Adasts v Beck-.A dans v Adams-SSutton v IlHassoIIi- Maltnsergit v Camnphell--foultoti v ...