... BKFORK EDW ARD .IAMKH, , Q.C., ASSESSOK. The sittings of this eonrt commenced on Saturday last, at St. George's Hall. The cause list contains 103 issue*, including three npeoial jury cause®, one demurrer, and six writs of inquiry. SERIOUS IMPUTATIONS UPON SHERIFF'S OFFICER. Clark v. Kir by.—This was an aotion brought by the plaintiff to recover from the defendant, who a sheriff's officer, the ...

... (From the London Qazette of October 4 ) B. Wood and 0. H Wood, North Fleet, coal merchants Sarah Hulme, J. Uulme, T. Uulm», O. Hulmo, and j' Asbtonuod.r-Lyne, aod W.lshall, Lancashire cotton spinners (no far regards J. Huime). J Brick! well and J. P. Pennefather, Tottenham, surgeons. C Hitch, W Hitcb, an J. P. Evans, Ware, Hertfordshire! brickmakers. H Woodhead, W. Woudhead, and J. w! Oldfisld ...

... (From ike Linden Friday, October 11.) BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Edward auctioneer, Croydon. BANKRUPTS. I~a&c Noah Davids, distiller, Brcniord. Frank Judd, tobacconist, Chatiug Crosa. William Henry Cuiid, builJer, Bt lghtou. Robert A'adc, gioccr, Notting Hill. William Henry joiner, Finubu-y. G ...

... _ I I I ?? Me GastUe of kg eas ls Robert Contan, tea dinder, Oaledonian Road. Londonl. Joeoph Christopher locr, ship broker, Shephard o BeJh LeadOn. Willina Arstron* dcaler in oolounl produc. IWtchep, London. Joseph Ooolchid. himt atd boef dealer. Sobreditcli. William Wei0oz. oilman, Fizirov 8,1mtrv. WiliamD ZlEradw Dod. arebitoct Olercrcnweri and flolborM. James Neitborpe flowr lator, ...

... I . ?? HALIFAX M&RKET.-SATUVRAY. Thoro has been somewhat more doing in our market to. day. Spinners aro better employed than thoy have been for some time past, and consequently they are more disposed to operate in tho wool market, which just now shows signs of inoreased activity. Prices of wool, however, are about the same though last week's rates are stiffly maintained. The inqulry for fancy ...

... Thames.—On Tuesday morning, a skiff oontaining Mr. Tate, a coal meter, and a gang of eleven ooalwhippere, in the service of Mr. a coal factor, put off from Wappingstairs, and proceeded down the river for the purpose of discharging a barge which was lying off Deptford. There was no waterman in oharge of the boat, but all went right until arriving off Nelson's Dock, when the boat came in contact ...

... The following inquests were held on Saturday before Mr. I*. Curry, the borough coroner: On the body of a newly-born male child, which was found in the doorway of a house in New Bird- Htreet, on Friday morning. Dr. Ajrton, who made a post-mortem examination, stated that the child was born alive, aud that death had resulted from want of attention after birth. The jury returned a verdict of '* ...

... why tap the ports old North Carolina. intend have a full supply. It b a commodity. Its application upon incorrigible editors, mixed wi-h i fe v eagles' feathers, has proved an infallible •emc-dy., If needed, a little more can be applied ;hat union wheel with it? thirty-four spokes. Seme cf these spokes did vote themselves out, but living the one end of them well driven into the the ...

... The new commercial system granted by France to her colonies of Martinique, Guadaloupe, and the Isle of Reunior, superseding the former prohibitive regulations, came into force in the beginning of last month. By this change the above islands are open to the commeroe and navigation of the whole world. All export duties on colonial merchandise are abolished. English vessels will now be enabled to ...

... MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. Wind S ; llo'jhead, S.S.E., light. The lonia (s.s.), Tor Constantinople, has put back with slight derangemout to machinery, which i> being repa-red. Aebivbd.—Yesterday: Boomer, Grayson, from Cameroon —Augusta Jo&sie, Booth, St. John, N.B — Arcadia (s.s.), Wataon, Alexandria—Olympus (*.s.), Beli, Patrae— Palestine (s.s), Martyn, Smyrna—Caroline. gcn'.i—Hanuab, J one*, ...

... I - ? sommertial gulatiotace. - I HALIFAX 3AARKET.-SATURDAY. Wool and Yarn: The price of wool is substantially un- changed, though theotendency iiundloubtedly towards higher rates. Spinners, however, buy but sparingly, just to meet e presig necessities. Yarns are rather worse to sell this 0 weak1.1 Fancy goods are still pretty wvell boutght up. t ROCHDALBt MARKET.-MONDAY.ai ?? : The ...

... in, I am surprised cur railway companies have not availed themselves of the French system of warming the carriages from the exhausted steam of engines, involving it does only a trilling expense, and being great boon to the public, every carriage being in a comfortable condition without exception of class. Soliciting space for this in your iotiutntial paper, so as to bring the subject their ...