The Sun.
London, England, 1861-01-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
THE LEATHER FAILURES.
The certificate meeting in the matter of Benjamin Gibbs,
leather merchant, of Bermondsey, took place to-day.
His Honour said he should suspend the certificate for
twelve months (with protection), and then it would be of
the third class.

POLICE IN7ELLIGENCE—(This Day).

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Robert Apsey was fined ss. for damaging the young
reel in Hyde Park. _ _

James Watson was committed to prison for four months
for assaulting, a police-constable, and for frequenting a
public kighway for the purpose of committing felony.

THAMES.

Thomas Graham, a notorious thief, was charged with
stealing a gold watch, worth 18 guineas, the property of a
gentleman named Bushell. The robbery was committed
yesterday in broad daylight. The magistrate remanded
him in order to allow the police time to capture his asso-
ciates.

WIND AND WEATHER _REPORT.

THIS DAT, J

AN. 7, 9 A.Y.
Inverness, N ; frost
Leeds, N. ; hard frost
Limerick, S.W. ; fine
Londonderry, S.E. ; frost
Manchester, N.B. ; fog
Middleaborough,N.W.; snow
Milford Haven, E.; snow
Newcastle on Tyne, N.W.;
snow storm
Newmarket, N. 8.; frost and
snow
Norwich, N., light ; frosty
Peterborough, N. ; frost
Sheffield, N.W. • frost
Southampton, N.W. ; cloudy
Stockton on Tees, N.E.; frost
Sunderland, N. ; snow
Wakefield, N.W. ; frost
Waterford, S.E. ; wet
Weymouth, N.W.• cloudy
West Hartlepool, N. ; enow
Whitehaven,E.S.E.;veryline
Wolverhampton, N.E.; fine
York, N.W. ; frost

Belfast, S.E.; densefog,frosty
Birmingham, N.E.; fine
Bradford, N. ; frost
Brighton, N.E.; hard frost
Bristol, E.S.E. ; fino
Cambridge, N.W.; fine
Cardiff, E. ; frost
Chatham,N.W., fresh; snow
Cork, E.S.E. ; fine
Deal, N.W., fresh
Derby, N.W. ; snow, frost
Doncaster, N. ; frost
Dublin, ; fine
Dundee, S.E. ; hard frost
Edinburgh, W ; hard frost
Falmouth, E.S,E. ; thick:
Glasgow, N.E. ; fog, frost
Goole, N. ; frost
Gravesend, N.W. ;
sleet
Harwich, N.W. ; snow
Holyhead, S.E., fresh breams ;
clear
Kingstown, S.S.W. ; frosty,
fine

The Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes,
which commences its sittings on the 18th inst., has IS7 case■
set down for hearing.

Captain Johnson has been ordered by Govern-
ment to survey all the confiscated states in the Delhi dis-
tricts, and Captain Robinson to survey the Gwalior, Cen-
tral India, and Rajpootana states.
The notorious Maun Singh, slacoit and murderer,
say the North West Gazette, expiated his Runterous crimes
on the gallows at Etawah on the 26th. Previous to being
turned off, ho exhorted the bystanders to unite and clear
the country of the cursed British, and spoke at considerable
length on this subject, so dear to his heart.
FREEMASONRY AT ROCHDALE.—The installation
festival of Lodge Harmony (375) was held on Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Rooms, Ann-street, Rochdale.
Brother John Lord officiated as installing master, and
Brother Edmund Wrigley was enthusiastically greeted by
the brethren on taking the W.M. chair. The W.M. ap-
pointed the following brethren as his officers during his
year of office :—John Knight, S.W. ; Joseph White, J.W. ;
John Roby, S.D.; James Scott, J.D. ; Edward Chadwick,
I.G. ; Hargreaves Lord, Sec.; Samuel Briorloy, M.C. ;
Eli Whiteley, Steward; John Ashworth, Tyler. After
the allotted labour had been gone through, the brethren
adjourned to a banquet.