The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-10 00:00:00

BLON.

Mr. Sergeant TILITOURD moved for a rule to show
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cause wfi4.;the registration of acertain book at Stationers'-
lbiaelle,xciamlinerhea.e " Bible Students Concordance," should not
He made the application under the 14th
section of the Copyright Amendment Act. The plain-
tiff Pick, was a German, and the defendant was Colonel
Henry Le Blon, of the Royal Chelsea Hospital. A few
years ago the former was desirous of writing the book in
question, but had not the means of doing so at the time.
Being intimate with the defendant, an arrangement was
come to by which the defendant agreed to pay the plaintiff
11. a week while the work was preparing. He also got
some other friends to advance sums of money. When
the book was ready Col. Le Brun became security to
the printer for getting it up. He then registered it in his
name. The plaintiff denied he had ever given him
authority to do so, but only gave him a lien on the edi-
tion for the advances which had been made.—Rule
granted.
Their Lordships, having received an invitation to at-
tend the banquet given by the Lord Mayor to-night at
Guildhall, rose early.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Nov. 9.
(Before Mr. Commissioner SHEPHERD.)

IN RE THE LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION LINE

TO LEAMINGTON.

In this case, in which a fiat of bankruptcy had been
issued against this company, an application was made to
the Learned Commissioner to adjudicate. The fiat had
been issued on a notice of dissolution inserted in the
Gazette.

The Learned COMMISSIONER, after having perused the
Act and consulted Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, said
that he entertained doubts whether this amounted to an
act of bankruptcy, and he must take time to consider.
The SOLICITOR said that he had taken the opinion of
a very eminent counsel, Mr. Swanston, and he was
clearly of opinion that it was.
The Learned COMMISSIONER said it was a point of
such importance that he must take time; he would,
however, give his decision to-morrow, and, in the mean-
time, no other creditor should be admitted to come in.
The fiat is dated the 6th instant.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
(YESETRDAY.)
BOW-STREET.
John Robins and David Russell, who described them-
selves as gardeners, were placed at the bar before Mr.
Hall charged with being drunk and disorderly in
Museum-street, on Saturday night. Robins was further
charged with furiously driving a cart, and assaulting
Policeman E 62, and Russell with assaulting Policeman
E 56, and attempting to stab him with a image clasp

Policeman E 62 said that on Saturday night a little
after seven o'clock, he saw a horse and cart standii,g
opposite to a public-house in Museum-street, without
any one attending to it. At length Russell came out of
the public-house and attempted to get into the cart, but
he was so drunk that he fell back on the footway.
Witness helped him to get up. He said the cart was
his, but there was another young man in the public-
house who drove it, and he was sober. Witness then
allowed him to return to the public-house. After
a few minutes some people came out of the
public-he use, carrying Robins, between them, 6‘ bun-
dled him into the cart," and gave him the reins.
Witness, perceiving that he was quite drurnk,
ran to the horse's head and attempted to stop him, but
the prisoner flogged the horse violently. Robins then
drove down the street and round the corner into Great
Russell-street, at a most furious rate. At this moment
Russell came out of the public-house and ran in the
same direction. Witness ran after him, and caught
him in Russell-street. He was about to take him
to the station, but seeing the cart, which had been
stopped by some passers by at a short distance, he left
Russell and ran towards it. When he came up to the
cart he proceeded to take Robins into custody. He,
however, resisted, struck witness several times, and at
length succeeded in getting away and driving off again.
He was afterwards stopped in Hart-street, Bloomsbury,
and taken to the station.
Police E 146, said that he found the prisoner Russell
in Russell-street, lying across the footway in the place