... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. BElFORE MESSRS. J. 1I. TURNER, T. D. ANDIRSO!!, ROBEhRT BEN'.S' CASTELLATN, AND T. VOLTOI. TIrE N1I0ITISNALE DlIijIC SALOoN-5fr. Daniel Larry, the proprietor of the Nightingale Muic Salcon, lc ingtdn Bamb, renewed his application for a the'trloal license for tbht place of amusement. Thu epplicatiot, it will bhe wenernberod. was proriourly mrade on 8aturday last, hben ...

... The Times Calcutta correspondent discussing the use of the Bible in India say*:—''• You are discussing the propriety of introducing the Bible into Government schools. In this country, where the feeling in favour of & Christian policy' almost fanatically strong, this special demand not by any means universally approved. The battle between the Christian policy and the policy of neutrality must, ...

... SUSPENSION OF THE MATE'S CERTIFICATE. This adjourned inquiry was resumed on Tuesday, 'before Mr Travis, and Captain Harris, the assessor. It will be remembered that the inquiry was adjourned for the attendance of the mate of the North Sea, who was absent from Hall in the Dowthorpe. Mr SPARROW conducted the inquiry as before. Mr PIc'LlTINGELL appeared to watch the inquiry on behalf of ...

... *KILLED AND MISSING. r CRE8A1'VAlile-Theo. Msekenn%, captain 1st Rtoyale, .I Herbert, midshipman; John Maisreil. leuding Minton: Edii- ward Mutton, ?? Kennett, Anthony Crairiptoi,. Jol'r C'asey, George Bennett, J. Neal. NV. Witdhlsrn, J. Love, P-. Venality and Q, Reed, all A.B.; W. L~ethbridtge, eeviinary; William Cooper, gunner, ?? Daivid Blince, Thomas Kelly, and William Howeoll, privater, ...

... On Friday morning an accident of an alarming nature occurred on the hill leading from the Westminster Bridge on the Surrey side. It would seem that an omnibus laden with passengers was coming down the hill, and when near the corner of Stangate-street, notwithstanding that the driver used every exertion, ran into a cart filled with timber, which was proceeding towards the bridge, and was close ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTY. BUSINESS FIOR THE ENSUING WEEK Before Mr. Commissioner WVVJ MONDAY, Sep', 19.-Trader debtor summoned, ait 11, AT mrom Towvs HA.L, HUlLo, t WoEDNESDAY, Sept. 21.-If. Wiopgd, Nettleham, Lincoln, lnst ?? and proof of debti, at 12 Hirmalugton and Son, iiull, tea dealera, last examination eind proof of clebte, at 11: W. Sorrell, Old Melton, miller, choiceooo f ...

... CENTI'I!, CR1IMI/NAL COURT-YESTERDAY. I OLD COURT. [Before the RECORDsnR.] 71 'lter clularsy AbCobe, 29, was arraigned upon two in- dictmients chlarging hili with forging cheques for the suars of £18 I0s. and £:21 10s. The prisoner pleaded guilty to both charges. Mr. Tirtdsl Atkinson, who was instructed to prosecute, informed the Court that the prisoner had been in the service of a solieitor ...

... I FwVB.1YBIE V P0 S O CRIlitNrAL LAW. I I I (From Dickene's All the rear.Lound.) 1. There shall be no judge. Strong representa- tions have been made by highly popular culprits that the presence of this obtrusive character is prejudicial to their beet interests. The court will be composed of a political gen- tleman, sitting in a secluded room commanding a view of St. James's-park, who has ...

... Cabo {Itclitgenar I NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKERUPTCY, BASINGESALL-STREET. BoVORS fda. COMMIsSIOrssR L ?? OD.-J. E. ltu ler, choice ot assig- Deco, atll-J. Dunnell. certificatc, at l-S. Treacher, adjourned exs- minatlon, at 111-T. Hieywood. certificate, at 12-J. W, o irow, corttfi- ,ete, at 1--. V. Mallam, lot examlination, at l-GO. 0. Bull, audit and cination, at 2. IN;-OLVENT DEBTORS ...

... INSQ.LVEN'T DEBTORS COURT-YESTP.DAY. I I~~. LBeufre Mr. Depiuty-Commissioner Dows.S,) TUE CAREER OF A YOUNG MAN-IN ItE GEO,.GE IlENRY CLUNTON. This insolvent, a young man of 2W, was opposed by -Mr Sargrood for Mr. M~ing, proprietor of the Brunswick Hlotel, Liverpool, end supported by Mdr. Reed. A creditor named Hughes opposed in person; and M~r. Way was for the in- solvent's mother, Mlrs. ...

... BANKR.UPTCY COURT.. TUEISDAY. ?? Mr. Carnisfuctcner Rhlid) and is .alsne-ehe and no u been cm pltd asagd * on;MiOAN, Cirdizt putpher-, tihe last examination of ?? again asljourIied, !RE T9OMAS. DAV.:S, Nelwfiort, W-40lea . Draper,_Izlhi casean rranemet hadl been effected'wiath the creditors, and lure ~~fm~ ~er.-~e'cliloe ofisei nte,~ thbs case wad oare~~.f5,.evn.Oei P s4irese. , ~ frUND Sreoa, ...

... , SEPT. 15. ii B'efore John Worlfedue, Esq., Juaige. ?? v. 'asierre Counfies' Raifwtry ftospasXY-TbiS case was h beard at a special court. held on the 29th ult., and his lionoor now ?? was an action brought by the plainttff, a ftsh merchant, at Harwich, against the Eastern Countles' Ral- e way Company to recover 30s., for damages sustained by the plain- t tiff through the defendants negligence ...