... ' LX, Les CIVIL CAUSES. J. tat TUESDAY, APRIL 3. ?? MRS. JUSTICE MELLOR. ar ACTION ON A BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS. HARDMAN V. MAY. -Mr. Littler appeared for er-1' the plaintiff; Mr. Pope for the defendant.Th icaction was brought to recover money received by b1th ehafendant, an auctioneer, at St. Helen's, on ce lfof the plaintiff , the assignee of the creditors - all of a bankrujst at Widnes. The ...

... [FRO31 CUR; BXPOBTER-1 DOWNPATEICE;, SATURDAY. Tlsc morning, at a qutarter to eleven o'clock, ROBEaT JoHEsTOX, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Chairman of the County Down, took his seat in the Crown Court, and proceeded with the business of these Sessions. The following magietra'es occupied seats on the Bench: -Cept. O'Dond, R.; Mejor Craig, J.P; James Greer, J.P.; James S. Crawford, Esq., JP.; and ...

... THEE MYSTEEIOU UEDPR SEAII PER~TH, (From our own correar°: - ! Since Saturday morning the usutbjr-'K ho3Ve* busily engaged in making invezt:i:- of murder at Mount Stewari, te p3.t which we gave ye-terday A - re tea ceed, circumstances seem to p1k tow!r, innocence of Henderson, the brother ut tidlte who, at the first blush, was very ?? 3 to have some connection with the r - derson, it appears, ...

... POuLICw INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STBEET. S- op AIM PUBISHING IIMMOBRA Boom, &c. -A ?? man, who said his name was -*eolphus Henariv dge,. but who had' been appre- hended as Adolphus Henr DelWangue, was charged with selling and publishing obscene books, prints, photographic slides, &o.-Mr. Sleigh, in: opening 'the ease, said he' believed the name Judge, which the prisoner new gave, was his real name; ...

... I WEDNEMSDAY, APRIL 4. BEFPORES MRI. RAiFFLES. ROiiBiOY FROM A. PAWNBR5OKERI'S SHOP. -TWO youths, named Hugh Hessian asud.'atrick Murray, ware charged with being concerned in stealing several articles of Weasr- ing apparel from the shop of Air-, foury Banner, pawa- broker, Llmekiln-lasre. Murray was defended by Mr. Cobb. It seemed from thle evidence adduced that the prisoners had been engaged ...

... JrRY TRIAL, MAITLAND Ol STEW-AoT V. BsOTTTSHl NORIOT-EASTURN A BAILVAY COMPANY, T Tues is an notion for damages in consequence of an acel-hI dental death on the Scottish North-Eastern Railway. In T November last, a surfaceman named Charles Stewart, in re. -e turning from his work along the line of railway between IS Catrnrobin cutting and Cove Station, was steeck by a train I and killed ; and ...

... Jtilt TRIALS-FIRST DIV18ION. (Before'Lord Ormidale.) NBSHlOP V. RUSSEL AND OTHERS, AND R=SeELL IND I ' i ''OTaHSn V, rnSHOP. These conjoined actions -werel decided :yester. 4ayi. Mondayiand, Tuesday were occupied by the hearing of the evidence -and the , speeches of the defenderis Idt ursuers.' .e y the, presiding..udge chiarged the, jary, .who retired between' tweive and, one'c ock. ...

... leli ~d In the crown court, the first case excited a degree Iva! s, of interest in Chester from the prisoner being well- fluc :r. known in the city'as a highly respectable man in oil or his business of an accountant and agent to various p0% Is. commercial interests previous to the crime with El R, be which he stood charged. dIoN Ai Alexander Archibald Sharp was charged with gre y, committing ...

... On Thursday, Mr. Edwn Jaes Lindsay, a city merchant, in business at 91 Cannonstreet, was brought before Mr., Alderman Gabrie], at the Man- sion-house, chargedwith forging and uttering an ac- ceptance to a bil of exchange for diso-n with intent to defraud the Aglea and tantermans handing com- pany, Nicholas-lane. . The prisoner carries on busness undsr the name of Lindsay, Lawson, and Co., ard ...

... THE AMENITES OF THE STOURBRIDGE I COMDIISSIONERS. | At Fthe Stourbridge Police Court, yesterday, before Messrs. B. Littlewood, J. Hunt, and the. Hon. C. G. Lsyte~ttn, Mr. Henry Hughes was charged with an assault on Blr. Peter Chance. Mr. Homfray appeared for the complainant, and' MIr Perry for the defeiidant. Mr. -Homfray opened the case, and called ir. Chance, who said he was one of the ...

... | FXSCUTlON OF POWER FOR THE MU11DEf, I OF HIS FATHER. Tre MUSDu. 3DRE'Ni CaNwrFsuow. WreroD, $t'teNS ?? Execution of 'th-e TronO ru Wa, PAtadok Power, for 1he witl3 ?? o ttis father, Timothy Power, took Ipiece tbis mormil c at eight o'clock in front of tho Ooznty Jail in this town, in presence of about 150 persons. Toe parti- entlra of this man's crise ard melaucholy in the c-a treme. His ...

... The April quarter sessions of the peace for the county of Middlesex commenced yesterday at the Sessions-house, Clerkenwell-green, before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge, Mr. J. Payne, Deputy Assistant-Judge, and the following justices :-Mr. W. P. Bodkin, Mr. H. HI. Harwood, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Rankine, Mr. Rigg, Captain Morley, Mr. R. Rt. Robinson, Mr. Bird, Sir James Tyler, Mr. Brooking, Mr. Marten ...