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perry ho might acquire would still become the property
of his assignees till all his debts were paid.
Mr. Justice PAT. CESON—You may tale a rule.
Rule nisi accordi rgly.

BANKRU PTCY.-(THIS DAY.)
(Beforo Mr. Commissioner HoLnoYn.)
IN RE GEORGE PRICE HILL.

This bankrupt,;:ho it an attorney, and was connected
with the Parcels Putt Delivery Company as a diiector,
was made bankrupt at a carrier, Fleet-street, bet a short
time since his Hon Aour granted a conditional order for
annulling the fiat, bait it was left for confirmation by the
Lord Chancellor. . .

Mr. Frreff, the solicitor for the bankrupt, now pro-
duced a letter from Mr. Vizard, the s( cretary' to the
Lord Chancellur, rt: sting that his L-_rdship did not cog-
Bider his confirmation necessary.
-A discussion betzween Mr. Linklater and Mr. Fitch
took place on this point, Mr. Linklater contending that
the power of the CI ernmissioner only applied to petitions
under the new Act, and that as the Court of Review,
which derived its power from the Lord Chancellor, had
been abolished the l )ower rested in the Lord Chancellor.
His HONOUR said, that in the first instance he had felt
a delicacy in interre ring with an order mario by such a
high power as the Lord Chancellor, by whom the fiat
was directed to issue r, but as there w,-•S DOW no Court of
Review, and by the aew Act this Court was directed to
proceed with and br lig to a conclusion all fiats in bank-
ruptcy, he considers d he had the power to annul.
An unconditional order was then made.
IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO COSTS.
In a case on a del:, tor tracer's ewe:nuns a questioe
arose as to whether. a plaintiff residing abroad was
bound to give security for costs before the defendant
could be called up!' to answer the summons as to
whether he was indented or not. For the defendant
it
was contended that the process of the court would
be rendered most harrassing if persons abroad
could call upon persons to answer claims upon
them, and in the event of it being shown
they were not indebted to be deprived of costs.
After hearing argum mats, his Honour said that although
the Act only gave h im direct power to give costs for cr
against the plaintiff or defendant, yet the principle of
equity was obvious, that the party in the right should not
be the sufferer; and as other courts acted on the prirci-
ple of requiring cost te, he should do so in this case.
The FUMMODS was , therefore dismissed nominally with
costs, the plaintiff's e ttorney having declined to make
himself personally r3sponsible.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
('THIS DAY.)
The November GLanersl bessions for the county of
Middlesex commence a this morning before Mr. WITHAM.
The calendar contains the names of 53 prisoners.
John Bryant was indicted for stealing, on the 23i of
October, 56 bobbins loci 35 skeins of bilk, the property
of Mrs. Ann Arthur.
Mr. O'BRIEN, who. appeared for the defence, raised
an objection to the c sae proceeding. In the indictment
the prosecutrix's net a was put down as " Antha," not
Arthur.
The Learned JUDG;E told the jury to acquit the pri-
soner, the name in tb;-3 indictment being wrong.
Tnr., APPEALS Clerk of the Peace read a note
this morning, stating that owing to the continued illness
of Mr. Sergeant Adslits the appeals which were set down
for hearing en Thure day next must be further adjourned
for a foralight, 'when, it was thought. that he would be
able to resume his du:ties in court.

GUILDHALL -(THIS DAY.)
Jokn Coains was is rought up, charged with cutting
and wounding James. Clift with a knife.
It appeared that th,e prisoner applied to the East Lon-
don Union Workhou: at yesterday evening and demanded
relief, and he at last became so troublesome that Clift,
who is the porter of t t.o establishment, was obliged to
remove him, when th E prisoner drew a clasp knife from
his pocket and inflictud on him two severe wounds on
the cheat, and one oe the fleshy part of the hand.
Mr. Harry Willis!: a Loft, surgeon, of Alderagate-
street, who dressed the wounds, attended to-day, and
stated that it was impossible for the present to say what
might be the result of the wounds, which were very

severe.
The prisoner was therefore remanded till Tuesday
next.

MARLBRO'-S TREET-( THIS DAY.)

- - -
ROBBING FURNISBXD LODGlNGS.—lienry Hurt, alias
Lee, and Sarah Cooper, were brought up in custody of
Stringer, en active officer of the C division, charged
with robbing their rc tidy-furnished lodgings.
Mrs. Holt, 18, Whitcomb-street, deposed that the pri-
soners took furnished' apartments iu her house, in the
early part of Septembt ,r last, stating to her at the time
that they had been mcently married. On the 25th of
the same month they both suddenly disappeared, and
on her entering the wools a short time afterwards, she
found the walls stripped of the pictures, the bedstead of
bed and bedding, and the rooms completely cleared of
every portable article they could carry away. Witness
gave information to the police, and a few days ago she
received from the female prisoner about thirty duplicates
relating to the property stolen, enclosed in an envelope.
Prosecutrix added that the articles missed were worth
about 101.
Stringer stated, that from information he had pr-
viomly received, he went into Orange-street, Leicester.
square, and saw the female prisoner near the baths and
washhouses. He told her the nature of the charge, and
took her into custody. He subsequently went to Fleet-
street and apprehended the prisoner Hart.
The prisoners, who did not deny the charge, were re-
manded till Thursday next, for tho attendance of the
pawnbrokers.

CA NZONET.
(From the New Monthly Magazine.)
BY WILLIAM CHARLES BENT,
Author of " Aletheia."

Blue eyes aro the eyes for gladness,
Where the laughing soul looks thro':
Lights that melt the gloom of sadness
Beam all gentle eyes of blue.
Sparkling with their smiles of pleasure,
Tender as the turtleflove:
Yet, while such sweet eyes I treasure,
Brown eyes are the eyes for love.

Black eyes are the eyes for passion,
Lightening to their depths with scorn
Of all dastard laws that fashion
Minds that grieve and hearts that ururn.
Lambent with a grand devotion,
Valiant deeds and fair might prove:
Yet, while such reveal emotion,
Brown eyes are the eyes for love.

'H.
Gray eyes are the eyes for rapture,
P.a4liant as the leeip of day:
Glances that aff,ctions capture
Gleam from Ith..trous eyes of gray.
Glittering hc.mea of thoughts that render

Glory like the stars above:
Yet, while such dear eyes have splendour,
Brown eyes are the eyes for love!

SHIP LETTER BAGS FOR THE BRITISH
COLONIES.
Notice was issued yetterday at the General Post-
office that ship letter. bags (under the regulations of the
Acts of Parliament) will be made up for the following
British colonial possessions at the undermentioned dates.
Newsparers to the colonies by private vessels will be
liable to a postage of ld. each, which must be prepaid.
The postage on letters optional:—A!goa Bay—The
Ada, from the London Docks, on the 10th instant; the
Falcon, and the Blue Bell. Cape of Good Hope—The
Isabella Leith, St. Katharine Decks, Bth; the Earl of
Ripon, London Docks, 10th; the Diadem, Plymouth,
13th. Port Natal—The Dreadnought, St. Katharine
Docks, Bth; the Ceres, London Docks. 13th, Cape and
Bombay—The Emperor, St. Katharine Docks, 10th. Ditto
and Ceylon—The Euphrates, West India Docks, 15th.
Mauritius—TheThomas Jones. St. Katharine Docks, 6th;
the John Bagshaw, ditto; the Reanor,West India Docks,
20th. Sydney (New South Wales)—The Oriental, Lon-
don Docks, 10th; the Regina, ditto. 20th; the Thomas
Arbuthnot, Portsmouth, 20th. Port Philip and Sydney
—The Gratitude, Liverpool, 10th ; the Lady Evelina,
ditto, 30th. Port Philip—The Sir Harry Smith, St.
Katharine Docks, 10th; the Harry Lorrequer, Ply-
mouth, 18th. Hobart Tenn The Derwent, London
Decks, 10th; the London, Kingston, 24th; the Black
Ft iar, ditto, 30th. Adelaide, Port Philip, and Sydney—
The Anglia, Plymouth, 7th; the Etphinstone, ditto,
25th; the Wellington, London Docks, 20th; the Anna,
30th; the Thomas Chadvrick, London Docks, 30th; the
Florentia, St. Katharine Docks, 15th; the Garland, Ply-
I mouth, 15th; the New Zelsland, St. Katharine Docks,
11th; the Cornelia, ditto. Port Littleton (New Zea-
land—The Travancore, East India Docks, 20th. Western
Australia—The Anna Rula-rtion,Weq India Doeltr,lsth
the John Porter, Landon Docks,lsth. Vancouver's Island
—The Fury, London Docks. 6th. River Gambia—The
Champion and the Clyde, London Docks, 7th. Cape
Coast Castle—Governor Maclean, London Docks, 15th.
Mails will be made up on the evening of the 6i.h instant
for Madeira, San Nicholas, St. Vincent (Cape Verde),
Sierra Leone, and A:C0116i013, to be forwarded by her
Majesty's steam-vessel Wasp, from Devonport, on the
h instant.

REPRESENTATION OF PONTEFRACT.—The Hon. B
Beilby Lawley, the eldest son of bora Wenlock, is a candi-
date for the representation of Pontefract.
THREE. AT A BIRTH.—The other day an honest
labourer's wife in Cupar gave him a present of two daughters
and a tell, and last Friday the wife of an industrious baker
in Kirkaldy gave birth to three daughters. The three little
ones of Kirkaldy did not live long.—Edinburgh Wthuss.
141ANsloy-HOUSE.--The Lord Mayor entertained
last evening, in the Egyptian Hall, the Master, Wardens,
Court of A,,sistants, and the Livery of the Worshipful Com-
pany of Tallow Chandlers (being his Lordship's company.)
A special meeting of the committee of the Stock-
Exchange took place yesterday to consider the best means of'
affording facilities to the public for the negotiation of busi-
ness in mining shares. The conclusion arrived at was that
in order to place transactions in these securities on a fool irtg
of integrity, it would be desirable to set apart some
portion
of the building, for the convenience of brokers having bar-
gains to execute in them, and we believe that steps for this
purpose are likely to be adopted fortlnvi.i'l.

were,
Sir Henry Lytton Buiwer, Snd lady,
by last accounts, at Albany,
en zoutc for Niagara Falls and
Canada.