... SHERIFFS' COUR.T.-MAY 31. -4rrAT~ nt, MaM. cw 5IAO~ LIDHM s IEV,. ISAWLINGa M~ALLOCKC, CUEIC. on be Ths wasa wri toassess the damages in an action for if crim. con, which tice defendant had, allowed to gob 'on default against him. a htb Mr. Broligham stated thle. rage. The gentleman l th its had the hictiour of representing, was Major Lindhamo, a hegallant and- honiou'rable officer iri. the ...

... SlElIIfFIS' COUlRL', LONIDON MAY 31. Mt ( AJOR LiN.DHAt v. Rty. IRAWLINS tIIALLOCK, CLAI.i T his tras a writ to ELreas ihe detriiages in ro ianicti for crimr con. tI tuirch the defendant hrtd alloved to go byv ule iult ?? lim. | tr. l inou]Oit, Mir. SialUEaNT TItMIWIll ILTtri t, atid lMr. 'Y CoA O'Iy, appeared for the pininuilrt but theie wes no Criouniss for thde hfendslat. A Solicitor, tve ...

... nale In the Court of Common Pleas, on Wednesday week, ake Mr. Thompson, an artist, who affixes to his name the ini- n of tials R.H.A. brought an action against the printer of the ngs John Bull, for the insertion of acritique upon a portrait of and his Majesty, exhibited at Somerset House in 1826, in which rrid the painting was called a daub, fit for the sign of an inn, a and caricature of his ...

... ir4Q iESTS, A nn Thlr - I basheldt at tbe Mans5ion-House, on Thurs- Mr. A w i e C folton, Esq. coroner, on the body of subj last, b master of one of the Gainsbro' vessels fre- sinct B 'port. It appeared that the deceased, in a fit for s ntig tiPbu himself on the preceding day, in the gret dcsPonOf Messr0* Hals, Todd and lHassell, in High- obje( rten~~etictselec 5rt* n est was held before ...