... TEE HOBDNSON DIVORCE CASE. At the first sitting of the fall Court for Divorce| and Matrimonial Causes, on Friday, the remarkable case of Ro0binsion D. Robinson. and Lane wvas resumed.| As. several months have passed since this action veas last before the Court, it is necessary to state briefly the circumstances out of which it arose. The Peti- tioner, Mr Robinson, is a civil engineer, and in ...

... COURT OF BA.YKRUPTCY-Y ESTERDAY. [Before MJr. Commiscioner HOLROYD.] JN lE LOUtS 1T.ICIiTENSTHIN. The biankrupt, Hungarian, W3S described as of 56A, Wood-street, Cheapsido, niercait. Tbis was the exmli- nation meeting. Mr. Doria, Mr. Lswrance, and Mr. Lindo appeared for the parties interested. Tbe bankrupt absconded before the bankruptey, and during his absence certoin Scotch creditors ...

... ('lOR ONE's JNQ )UEST,. Yesterday Mr. Bedford, the coroner for ?? held two iiitlests ill St. (corge's Hospital, Hyde-park- corner, one on the body of Georgc Tcorhy aged three years; the other on the body of Jenlilina Young, aged ll, the wife of a pminter residing at No. 19, Veoolnan's-row, Ironmpton. Thi evidence in the lirst caeo went to prove that a day or two ago the deceased wails payilg ...

... COURT OF BA NKRUPT'CY-YESTERDAY. [Before Mr. Coullnissioner GovULnuiN,] IN RE DIOLTON. This wavs a ecrtificate meeting. The bankrupt was described ais a hookseUer, of Dane's- inn, Strand. For somne years lie obtained a respectable l livilihoist as a woodcut engraver, but in an evil bour was indneed 4O start a publication called The Phe totugiphii Art Jou I al, and not being possessed of ...

... TBBE ANDOTER MURDER. An inquest was held on the body of the deceased, WI1- liam Parsons, in the board-roor. of the Uniou. No clle Iwhatever to the perpetrator of ?? horrible crime has yet been gained. Mr. H. Loscomihe, solicitor, appeared to watch the pro- ceedings on behalf of the dece.msed's family. The jury being sworn, the Coroner addressed them, and they retired to view the body. The ...

... At.ELATD. THE MURDSR 07 MR. SLY, The. Irish .papqrs, stillccontihue to discuss .tbis horrible 'sffair, and some aditional light is thrown upon thie state of agrarisa society. in the. neighborho.. We re&i Saundera's News Letter ?? The mnderer 'otflf. Ew7 still CObtfue to. receive succour sad eoncealment: sincq up to the edpbent 'he has .escaped. arrest,' and alll _ir Ptiont atmijlt -lead to ...

... ITHE BISHOP BURTrON MURDER. Though the Coroners Inquest has terminated with a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person or a sons unknown, contrary, as it certainly appears t Por to the evidence already received by them,-but of wht h they, and not ourselves, were the sworni judges; au although two other rival courts of justice ['ave been engaged for ten days in Eifting, and two or three ...

... IlVERPOOL POLICE COURT.' 1::! AmriTDn AU -. . ~h * SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. sh BEFORE MR. JOHiN S. MANSFIELD. f U-wrOUNDsD Ciajs.-Ellzabeth Smith, whose husband is eomployed at Edge-hi11 station, was cha ...

... o ,in FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. te BEFORE AIR. JOHN S. MANSFIELD. C03sesITTAL OF A BROTHEL-KEEPER. ý- Emma H. Jones, a well-dressed young woman, said to be the ler wife of a captain ...

... | - As DE~ADFUL POACHING AFFRAY. ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. On Tuesday night, John Gex, gamekeeper to R. Watt, Esq., of Bishop urton, near Beverley, and two watch- men, Wm. Gedless and Mark Robinson, on going their rounds, came, about eleven o'clock, to a place called Brog- dale, about a mile and a half from Bishop Burton, and near the Market Weighton road. Here they encountered ...

... EIGHWAY ROBSERY. ANfD SUPPOSED MURDER. On Saturday night weeak, aoat eight o'clock, a man was found in an apparently dying state, lying on the turnpike road, Opposite the sand bade, a little above New Pellon, near Haifx. He was identified as Dan Beverley, a delver and beer-shop-kesper at Warley. That he had been sau- jected to foul play by persons who pretended to be his friends there is some ...

... IrAUD BY A STOCKBnROZn. William Lemon Oliver, stockbroker, of 4, Anuiisnfrjirs, was brought up on remand before Mi. Alderman Cuator, on Wednesday, at Gaildhall, charged with unlawfully gp- propriatiag to his own use a sum of 5,0001. entrusted to him by Miss Ads Dance, for the purpose of investin: in the purchase of Canada Government Bonds, and (Great Westwn of Canada Railway Debentures. Mr. ...