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LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This I tay.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.)
IN RE D. L. WILLIAMS.

This was a meeting for certificate. The bankau pt was
described as late of Lawrence-lane, and Cannon-istreet,
civil engineer, contractor and commission agent.
The balance-sheet commenced March, 1854', and
ended February, 1855, and showed debtor to capital
1491. 15s. sd. ; commissioners, 1601. Creditors (old),
4511. 4s. 7d. ; do. (new), 941. is. 6d ; liabilities, 1221. 108.;
Creditor by good debts, 6051. 10s, ; doubtful, 80/. ;
trade expenses, 731. 10s. 6d ; personal, 47/. ; liabilities,
1221. 10s. ; losses, 491. 103.

The granting the certificate was adjourned for a week.

IN BE .BIINNEY.

This was a meeting for last examination. The bank-
rupt was a warehouseman, of Addle-street, and, in con-
sequence of the disclosures in this court, stands charged
with fraudulently obtaining goods previous to his bank-
ruptcy.

The examination was adjourned, the accounts not
being yet ready for filing.

The debts are stated at 9,0001. or 10,0001., and the
assets at 1,500/.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

MANSION-HOUSE.

THE ALLEGED CHARGE OF LIBEL AGAINST A FRENCH
GENTLEMAN.—Mons. Paul Jerome Romannetti surren-
dered to his recognisances to answer a charge of libel
preferred against him by Mr. Corbett (Garratt and Cor-
bett), wine merchant, Fenchurch-street. The case, it
will be recollected, was heard on Saturday last, and the
libel complained of was contained in certain letters writ-
ten by the defendant to Mr. Garratt on the conduct of
Mr. Corbett, the surviving trustee to the defendant's
wife under a deed of separation.

Mr. Parry again appeared for the complainant, and
Mr. Edward, Chancery clerk to Mr. Bra.ndon, Essex-
street, for the defendant.

Mr. Parry said that since he appeared here on Satur-
day the defendant had been before Mr. Long, at Mary-
lebone, on a similar charge, preferred by Mr. Lowe,
solicitor, and had there made an ample apology to that
gentleman, and promised not to offend again in a simi-
lar manner. As the complainant in this case had no
vindictive feelings against the defendant he would be
satisfied with a similar promise from the defendant.
Mr. Edwards said that was the courge pointed out by
Mr. Brandon to the defendant as the only one that he
could adopt, and unless he consented to do it he would
not be concerned for him. The defendant promised he
would do so, and bad instructed him to say he withdrew
in the fullest sense of the word all expressions he had
used painful to or reflecting on the character of the gen-
tleman complaining. Whilst he did that, he must also
state that the defendant did not withdraw or give up
any legal rights he might possess.

Mr. Parry said that, as the defendant had no legal
rights, that reservation would be of no consequence.
The Lord Mayor said the best course would be for
him to bind the defendant over in his own recognisances
to appear and answer the charge when called upon. If
he abstained from repeating the charge in all probability
he would hear no more of these proceedings.

Mr. Parry said precisely so. The complainant only
wished to be protected from such conduct, and have the
defendant taught he could not be permitted to indulge
in such practices in this country.

The prisoner then entered into his own recognisances
of 1001., and left the,Court.