The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-20 00:00:00

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THE SUN,, LO ,DON, 'SATURDAY EVEINUNG, SEPTEMBER 20, 185 a.

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this day

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day).

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Mr. Commissioner Holroyd veal the Commissioner of
the day, but there were no cases before the Court, ex-
cept audit and dividend meetings not of the slightest
interest.

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.
(Before the Recorder.)

CoHEN, Plaintiff ; BRANKFIUHST, Defendant ; BIGGER-

STAFF, Garnishers.

This was a customary attachment.

Mr. Robinson appeared for the plaintiff, and stated
that the garnishers are bankers in West Smithfield, with
whom defendant, who resides abroad, had an account.
The attachment was issued on the 13t of July, and the
garnishers stated that they then had only 3/. 13s. 4d. in
hand belonging to defendant, although, on making in•
quiry the day before, it was stated that a larger sum
was in hand.

Mr. Biggerstaff wag called to prove his bookß, by
which it appeared that no larger sum WM due to defen-
dant.

The jury gave a verdict for the sum of 3/. 133. 4d.
HOPCROFT V. WEBER.

Mr. Locke applied for an adjournment of this case,
which was reported a short time since in The Sun, and
has excited much interest in consequence of its being
one of a number of actions brought by the same plaintiff
to recover for advertisements ins.rted in the " Com-
mercial Daily List," of which the defendant is the pro-
prietor. The plaintiff was nonsuited in the first instance
after a lengthened trial, but afterwards applied for a
new trial, which was granted at a Special Court, at
which the Recorder was assisted by the Common Ser-
geant (R. Gurney, Esq.).

Mr. Locke stated that the ground for the application
was the absence of a material witness (Dr. Miller) who
acted as agent in obtaining orders for the advertise-
ments.

The case was accordiegly aljourned until the next
Court day.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day.)

the morning he saw the prisoner run down the steps of
London-bridge and jump into the river. He, however,
so quickly followed her that he was enabled to catch
hold of her and pull her out of the water. She told
Lim that he was a fool to save her as she was determined
to destroy herself.
Mr. Combo remanded her for a week.