... A COUNTESS IN TUE BANKRUPTCY COURT. At tie Bankruptcy Court, London, the coos of a lady was heard which excited riuch interost, The bankrupt is described as Junia Maria, D'Alteyrac, of 32, ['ark street, Grosvenor-s(uare, connouly knoon as the Coun- tess D'ALteyrac, othorwise Willoughby, of no occupation, now in prison for debt in Bream's-ulildiags, Chancery- lane. Hfer ladyship's rame is ...

... TEfE SECRETS OF THE CONFECTIONERY TRA.DE. ?? .1 e 11 -. m OrI r.- 01-.- ?? ?? 0 At the Sheffield Towa Hall Mr. Ch:Lrlcs Fielding, pro- 'I e vision dealer, Snighil], was suanmolned, on the informa- B tion of the chief sanitary inspector, for having in his pos- session a large quantity of batter totally unfit forhunaan econsuption. The butter which had been seized at the defendant's shop' he had ...

... i = - - 1 I 'EI ?? .. r 0,11, F ?? Lilt ?? e'~tlt. ?? ?? I 'XI 3I$' , 1ic LI Ii- ILoi -rI' - o lc l i, it pp; li i cicaga it p- 'tO - 'ii ''6 - ' - '1¼ I' ?? foI' It 0 t,tt c fi0III Bei P-ce 'd1t i -1- u nt ?? ?? I i IoT, -o0 r'c'c- rl WOZ p0 .ti tue1 -ec llaftic-ul o--.iao.ofM til '061 IC t''''I I t~h ;Ie drt''' If llii''l t l e it 1'IC OS 3 ii INjL1 3 '1 1' f - it ita ;10, (Ic it' WU i ? ...

... two children, BirKobet- W. Carden with fceicg Jjs ch» j’ b |j in the M-orgate-atreot etaticn, and li” ef‘il and also with ee. ld City poliOß-oonetablp; rtolt' ? «V,/ « • well this w»h a . the railway officer.- Joait. about eight o clock the pre- ; called the room at the . . -here he found drunk, j(oor?? * a, ( . latgoiae before the barmeide and him to away and left tT '?: bnf aferwarde ...

... (-0UR LATEST TERRITORIAL ACQUISITION. As regrards tlre tomptatidns it offers to European capital, a glance at commercial returns will show 3 tie very varied nature of the goods in which it C Ivais. Among its exports aro raw cotton, wool, saltX t] 1 e-A, silk, oil, Feeds, wine, loesst beans (Russia a imlports thoen to ths vale of £42,000 per annum), e hides, dried fruit, wheat, and barley; ...

... DOINGS IN THE DIVORCE - host v. Frost,—Thiq was -.n uudofendod enit the wi!© divorce, the ground of her husband’* ornery and adultery,— Mr. S-mpls pen»i/'aer who was married 10 tby eot f iber, l.Wq A?ter the raarrisge reamed for some time and varion? bom dor. and latter! v r>cdforc row* Thcyi.f.d ’■ t*t’other up 1803, when the oondugt *o hie wife completely clanged. .lie ooatiaualiy uf-Td ...

... THE r STRIKE ~.HN TNWE . I~TTa ,TIRAOR-0RIOTS AT ,`BLAOKB U , !W; IEN, , ?? 'l ' I ' ' id t ;E'WIT11 SEVE',,1Lft5 U IONS s A t siTCHUE MADE a , 1fl55LY FOt.1 riiis'rPfB ?? obcthti A66ects of, the sttiiie ,arel'`being mile-. I viaited to'an-erteit that 'had not.'beecrfrr a l momuentv'b-; anticipated;', nditheuprobleim of howtie strike ?? d' be contiuaedtforiny ength of. tie' ~witbout intense ...

... I -AiLWAY ACCIDENTS IN 1S'. ?? ^..^VAZJjJL 1Lk2SL1 .j.Ug)6. A RETURN was issued on Wedncsdav, as a Parlia- mtentary. paper, of the accidents which werP reported to the Board of Trade as having occurred upon the railways of the United KImiildom dnirin 1881. In that yedr there were 42 persons ?cillcd and 1161 injured by accidents to trfins, reolling-stock, permanent way, &c. as compared with ...

... Ljw,4r, Kafioaft-'fefc, E'.'.b«:oo.e.jf>Qyo (Sate of tbo in he Old low, M mohe -fe*. ITfli‘s .oiety), appeared, Mr, » l. j{ tbet;n9tfc» for unlawfuSly holding ond the aam £7 J 'lb—•Mr, Kov. . attended for com’ v. ia owe, were taken .to Friendly Aok, ware that the had f-u v, bia-'er A Jge, an instead it into the ‘.a the ledge of vhiah and applied hi** own oee, Ti.a - bad he:ji di,-covered, and ...

... LABOTR NOTES, LABOT'i P. NOTES, THE SKILLED LABOUR MTAPRIET, SET&TZ Of, EMPLOYMENT IN MAY. .TxF, improvenient in the state of einplopilcni has (saystho Lfabour azdete) been maifcailae during'he ronth in most industries. In the 110 trade udiona, withan aggregata menl)er. ehip of 420,5094, makning returns, 13.583 (or 53 per cent.) are reported as unemployed at tie end 6f May, compared Nvith 32 ...

... THE COTTON TRADE. Is consequence of the serious depression in the cotton trade of Lancashire, a Trade Comn- mittee was formed by the Council of the Incor- porated Chamber of Commerce to make in. quiries as to the causes of the depression. The report of the committee has just been pub- lished. In the opinion of the committee there appears to be no immediate prospect of any amelioration, unless, ...

... 'TFIE MANUF 3'2l?fl? c? II ?? 'ill the military gurtiritvdnj i a .r'.nrgham, ?? proT rrUr, e polry of tile varlous -onos osip~lovod in tnhe tiriAde'6 taRC1' to thle; ?? _ lre rr1srlr0;1is $ e weely tire ouit of u ot 0oID,'i00 to 67. i' ril ln:fty ?? all h.inds B rrreih.1od.evern of Ooa'SO,, Inars! in requos' hat buerrs ofe compelled '0 ?? he whast-i l sr inn ci armz oar lee prsdochrii by ?? u ...