... COUETY COURTS BANKRUPTCY JURIS- DICTION. ?? . . .. I I I - . For the information of our readers (many of whom are no doubt most anxious for information on the subject of the recent changes in the Bankruptcy Laws) we give the follow- ing from a supplement to the Loidon Gazette of 1st January, 1870. relating to the county of Derby. By an order of the Lord Chancellor of that date the County ...

... AT I - .-1 - - a^ - T To lf ?? % w V.jULAL - -J -. ?? ?? - I' 0 [Before Major MOSLEY, W. T. Cox, Esq., L, E. MANN, Wl Esq., and N. C. CuizoN, Esq.] mc t lijah Waidron and William Waldron vwere charged with in .refsing to leave the railway stttion when ordered to do so Col F by the company's ?? defendants. it was said c. -were in th habit of daily loitering about the station, and if go] v ...

... NOTTINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT, TursnDr. I Xn q A.. AA A dss. ! . - IA rit, [Before Mr. ComimissionOr SANDERs.] ii .6d. In re J. Grundy, farmer, Loughiborough.-Last examina- d sbe tion and discuargo.-Mr. Belk appeared for two creditors, o the and asked for furtier accouuts. Mr. Cradock, Loughi- ef ;ted borough, represented the ?? Honour said the S no accounts were improperly made out.-Mr. Cradock ...

... app The Derbyshire Quarter Sessions of the Peace were an opened on Tuesday, at noon, at the County Hall. T. the W. Evans, Esq., occupied the chair, and the following Bix gentlemen were present :-Lord 6. Cavendish, Lord- the Veirnon, Lord Scarsdale, Colonel nilmot, V.C., M.P., C. the Mloore, Esq., G. C. Hall, Esq., T. H. Oakes, Esq., J. ?? Broadhurot, Esq., J. G. Crompton, Dr. .Peach, Dr. we ...

... S LWEDNESDAY. tr [Before J. BAITEY and F. Lo-onoac, Esqrs.] Thomas Moore, of Burton, wns charged by polive-con- 9. stablo Webster with begging in Siddals-road at tive o'clock on the afternoon proviiH., Ito haad a ilarge ioth foil of bread and broken victuals, and 8jd in his ?? for d 14 dlays with bard labour. is Henry Purdy was brought ill o a warraInt, charged witl ld using threatening ...

... 4- I e THE ORDINARY OF NEWGATE ON THE lo ILLUSTRATED PENNY PRESS AND CRIME. I n lima IDE Ii T. T 1-_ T--- at s. A - .. . es n The Rev. F. E. Lloyd Jones, M.A., the Ordinary of New- ol a6 gate, has recently presented his annual report on the state ai Aof the gaol. to the Court of Aldermen. In it he first refers to some observations that be had made in his lirevious report don the mischief to ...

... t. MONDAY, Jan. 10. LBefore G. RuBs Esq., Judge.J ACTON POR DAMAols.-TATAU V. iKEYINGTON.-ThiS was an action of Tort brought by Thomas Tatam, a journeyman fainter, against his former emp loyer, Mr. Skevington, plum- 1 l r; glazier, andpanhter, Trnffil-street1 Derby, to recover the sum of 601. for personal ijuries sustained by him through D the breaking of a ladder in consequence of the alleged ...

... The Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the borough of Derby were held at the Town Hall, on Monday, before George Boden, Esq., Q.C., Recorder. The following gen- TI tlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:- Messrs. Herbert Holmes, Walter Boden, Richard John Hodges, Edward Bemrose, George Hall Goodwin, Henry he I Fley, Benjamin Smith, William Platts, Robert WelletW 9William Poundall, William Henry ...

... FRiDAY. ?? H. Dnsars, J. BAILEY, and F. LoNomON, Esqrs. V ?eter Macfarlane was charged with begging on Thurnday ?? was discharged with a caution. el Alfred Bingham wis charged with begging In Osmaston- al street, on Thursday ?? was also discharged. Ii SATURDAY. S ?? H. DARme, Esq.] b John Hatchinson was charged with-begging in St. Peter's- v street, on Friday afternoon. The prisoner had made a ...

... COUNTY POLICE COURT, FnIDiy, Jan. 7. - (Before Major MOSLE-V, Dr. PEACK, W. T. Cox, Esq., Dr 9 HEYGATE, and T. 0. BATEASAN, Esq.) 5 Joseph Poxon, of Weston, was charged with keeping a t dog for which he had not taken out a ?? defend- , ant had two dogs and had only taken out one ?? 1 defendant said that the dog for which he bad no licence was - not six mouths old when he was accused with ...

... I MlP T o A sD AroeO ..,1 I. - ?? MR. T. 0. BATEUMAN AND THE POLICE. tha We resume our report of these proceedings, which bet we were compelled to curtail last week. It will be I observed that Mr. T. 0. Bateman's charge of falsehood W against Mr. Gallop was rebutted by Mr. L. E. Mann, and he has since been retracted by Mr. Bateman in a letter thr addressed to the newspapers. At the conclusion ...

... STAFF'ORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. Tili Catruon OF EMBEnZZLEMENT AT THE BUReTOW BREWERY ComPXAsy.-At the Quarter Sessions at Stafford, on Tuesday, William Clark, cashier, WAS brought up on the At charge of feloniously and fraudulently embezzling two suni Pi of money, viz., 'Gal. 19s. on the 26th of August last, r and 171. 69. 6d, on the 28th of October last, received and de taken into ...