... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVE1NCY. I YURTER1DAYOIN 33AN55iRUPTOY.CU (Before.Judge Plauk(tt)4'vi ?? re ble S'sdcj n-T5 meeting in the matter of Q this bankrupt, who bed been a miller and corn merchant emi at Ds'ogheda,.and who had passed his final examination at !gte a former meeting, was for the examination of Mr. Joyce;; faa of the Belfast Bank at Drogboda, in reference to the:, nal ...

... I THE LAW COURTS OF DUBLIN, , (From the London * At .. ruivL ute Lomtoa Gorrespondett of Eveninsg Freemi) The Treasury minutes date 12th July, 14th of Ar) gnst, and lot of October, 1857, with refer nco t. the cliesification and salaries of the clerks and other OlFicire employed in the IRogietry of Deeds Office, DubIli, wcr printea to-d y, Tha Lords of the Treasury, it woul seem, declined to ...

... I - On MeDday the kton. Major Yelvcrton, of the Roval Artillery, who was apprehended and lodged in the Calton Gaol, on Thursday evening, charged with biganlm, was liberated on bail. The amount of the security, we understand, is 1.0001. The circumstance of this painful ease have been for several months familiarly known in Edinburgh circles, and there il nows no use ia sbstsinivg frome ...

... I l I n or = _1 - _1 ?? . .. . .I LoNDON, F2seDAL-The dull monotony described in popular phraseology ae 'slowness, which has hung over the metropolis doring.the laoteigbt-and-fort.y hours, was dispellei to some extent to-day, by the report that a shocking murder had been committed on the high- road, at East Acton, a suburb within a mile and a-hall of Tybutnla, and close to the, oelebrated ...

... I .POLICE COURTS--SATunDAy. HrsAD OFF1IOt, George Coleman waa brought up in custody of Police constable John O'Shaugbneesy, 134 A, on the following ?? complainant- deposed that the prtlorier was drunk at Thoame-street on the previous day. He went to arrest him, npon which the prisoner threw him- self on the ground, and assaulted him when he triad to convey him to the station house. The ...

... I CUIMINAL STATISTICS OF BOMBAY. ,- .. A.: AW. -Ai- . An interebting and highly satisfactory report en ?? atate cf crimo and Lte operations of the police in the town aud island of Lfoombay, for the year 1857, has been 6ubaii .e4 to governumt:t by the ceanor mapistrate, Mr. W. Cras5ford. rrom tlis uff-izsal ?? it appears that c i-me las ?? disnivisbod of late years, while a new but rmnneroup ...

... POLICE COURTS-YHSTHHDAY. 15EAD-OFFlOeS. Two juvenile paupers, named William Gerathy and Thomas Fogarty, were charged with having absconded from the South Dublin Union worihouse, carrying with them each a suit of the Union clothes, value 10a, The case was psoved, and the defence of the prisoners, that they only went out for a walk in tbe Park to be- nefit their health, wrhich was in a delicate ...

... St 8UICIDE OF TWO GENTLEMETN. I ' .- - - -- - . . On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Wakley, the coroner, '1 and a jury held an iniquest at Hampstead on the bodies of 11 of Mr. Willism Ashcombe, a surgeon, of 5, King-street, has Cheapside, and Mr. Edward Prior, a hoaler, at 18, Fins. log bury-place, North, The deceased were in no way con- bari nestedt hut there was this coincidence between them, that, ...

... ADMIRALTY COURT-YESTHAT. Do - - _- 1 -. - D . Be , . _ Breach of Charter Party-The Brv'eaetne Con'rul of Carr.arwon.-Mr. Richardson, on behalf of the master of the Brigantine ConSul of Carnarvon, applied to the court for a monition to the consignee at the cargo of that vessel, a merchant in Dubliu, in a cause of breach of charter party by non-payment of freight. The affldavit of the master set ...

... COURT1 OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. YFSTRITDAY. (Before Judge Plunkett). rn re Fr'ancis Ktlly.-T:e baukrupt w6a a trader in Arm iph, and tha rreeting was for proof of debts and finel examination. Mr. Lynch appeared for the assignce. There wai no opposition offered, and the examinatin was passed. Agent-Mr. Lynch. lu ?se 1. TV. and F. Ferrguon.-The meeting in this mater wes for proof of debts ...

... I POLICE =TEBEDAL IEMA OFFCE. Sarah Haydon, vwea brought up in custody of Sergeant Jeff,53 -A, on the following charge :-It appeared that on the previous day, the sergeant saw the priaonei lw; company with a woman whom he recollected to bate seen charged in the police office some time ago, As they seemed anxious to avoid observation, his suspicions. . came arouqed, 5o he determined to watch ...