... Lionel Holdsworth, formerly a ship and insurance broker, carrying on business at Liverpool and also in Lon- don, Robert Borwick, a retired master mariner, James Stansfield Dean, calis AllsoppandCo.,acommissionagent, v and Charles William Lee Webb, formerly chief mate of the t Severn, a merchant ship of 1,200 tons burden, were yes- terday brought before Alderman Finnis, at the Mansion- house, ...

... I - . , - I I . . .I. IS A I] r ?? TH T. M-=r ; xt. COURT R PA 3 i . Y ) 1 : : !(Bafokt'Sit ?? hV t> ,- MARTIN 'IeOioBn 6v The ,hearling of thi~s ,caew~as~tesumaed this maorning,wben Dr. Stephens commence hs ,rsply,. EIe ?? if tht case rs 'as preaented by the coaeoal or' the s other ' side 6.ti was' r practically undefended.! - a his'.opening addresshe stated;,, s that .the rites and ...

... . - - . - -pwft-www? d', .. . - talm luttlifatuce. 11 NOTICES.-Tms DAY. tOURT OF BANKRUIlPTCY. BsIP8 MRa. OoMiussie8.an. WINSi OW.-J. Burton, rdesse, at 11. Applietionsa J. Samuel, at s1-O. DBukingbs m, at 11- BanDaon, at n. oiomteS: Cooper, at 11-Ashby, at It. 'List exl5Dllfltlo5 and discharge: T. Coulthurst, at 12-0. Symneii at 12-W. . QOsborne, at 12-T. Agate, at 12-S. E. Forder ai 151-F ...

... SURREBY SESSIONS., (Before Mr. Penryhn, Deputy-Chmirman.) JTames Temm Board, C7, described as a etationer, and .Amelia Board, 30, hie wife, were indicted for unlawfully neglecting to provide euifcient meoat, drink, clothee, and other necemaries to Axthur Beard, an inant of tender yenrs,: inable to provide' and take care of himself, and whom they aro obliged by duty to provide for, whereby the ...

... t NW Kratellige.1tee. I :NOTICES.-Tnls DAY. JUDIC'IIT CON0TPl-rlti, OF TEO 'nRVY COUNCIL, 1:WHITEHRALL. AT 10a,-rFa~o0 V. ItiohP el Nouwieh, part ?? dliv. CfOj-TtTT OF ClIANetfllY, T.INCOLN'S-INS. AT 101. -rititoxo 'SIIF too, ?? Attar- otty-tdiotlal v. .Uaster, Fdlolt, o!., cf Ory sttox Collengo, Ieohrtrl~g (2i, pooilt leaold-.Uattc n v. Eldeleld- Velino . . Withitrioot o~ 3tsrii Hrlo v. ...

... MARYLEBONE. hoe1as GrlNer, living in Hanlover-street, Hanover- squslre. descrilbd as a porter, was charged with the fol- Sllertiitendent Durelen, of the Great WesternCons- pane police. ?? Saturday night the prisoner was 1resl~ about half a mile down the line. Being a stranger, hld no business there. He was drunmk, sitting on a t-h, and had shifted the points. A train went out ula sot on to the ...

... THE LATE CASE OF FATAL STABBIYG At I ~~~CLAPHAM.I At the Wandsworth police-court yenterd Patrick Morgan, a labourer, of Hand's-court cl I I road, who was charged last week with stabbing iBea- Groves, a coppersmith, in the abdomen with a knife t the effects of which severe injury he died in St Tie Hosjpital, was brought up again before Mir D. ee,$ re-examination.ayuf Mr. Mayo appeared for the ...

... ID GUILDHALL. Roert Foote was placed at the bar on remand, before d Alderman Lusk, M.P., charged with stealing 610 yards of Ir winsey, the property of Mr. Kerby Bowen, warehouseman, 41 and 44, Greseam-street. Mr. Beard appeared for the prisoner. t About 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning Mr. Bowen was going upstairs to his office and saw the prisoner standing P near a bale of goods. He went to ...

... MARLBOROTJGH-STREET. F,'demjck Celassell, an engineer, residing in Broad-street, golden-square, and a driverin the 3rd Middlesex Artillery cerps, was charged before Mr. Knox with assaulting .rolice-conootaeblo Edwards, 224 C. Edw1%,ards said that at 2 o'clock the previous Sunday morning fwhile in Cambridge-street, Golden-square, he saw the prisoner, who was in the uniform of the 3rd Ididdlecex ...

... Kau) futtdhfletirct. NOTIOES.-Tma DiY. . f JUDICIAL COMAITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL, 8 WHITEHALL. I AT 4.-Judmenfts: Gridhari Lall Roy v. Government of Bengfl-Poestonjee Nusserwanjee v. D. Manooltiee and Company. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT ICQ.-BPFOR TrE LORDS Jusnsrcs.-Lunatic petitions: Re Jackson leowitt, L Brown, J. A. Brown, Bariatinoky Fil- linghamff, sher, Dcnshire, PFllen,, ...

... BOW-STREET. Edward Somrnar, a Dane, described as an able-bodied seaman, was brought up before Sir Thomas Henry, in custody of Buck, one of the sumoningofficersothe court, on an extradition warrant issued atthe instance of the Danish government upon the charge of having com- mittedthe crime of murder at Shangha. Mr. J. L. B. de Koeford, secretary to the Danish LeOa- tion, attended to watch the ...

... IJ -IHtRA OAIMIYAL 6Ott1. I (Before Mr. Justice Mellor.) John &'eanft 28 , a Prussiant wai charged with the M0,i sid slaughter of George Alfred .Willes.LO Mr. Poland conducted the prosecution on behalf of the RE, The Crisner was a seaman on board a British vessel ha ealled Ihairtfordebirel, which on the 12th September Ca, was on her voyage to San Franoisco, and near the line. -p On the morning ...