... - ?? A - - - - b . ry Slt JACOB ASTLEY, BART. V. LADY ASTLEY.-This was ml a suit of separation and divorce by reason of adultery, promoted, as our readers will remember, by Sir Jacob Astley against his lady. The particulars of Lady Astley's criminal intercourse with Ib Captain Garth have been so recently detailed in the evidence ad. Id duced upon the trial at common law for criminal ...

... COURT OF IKING'S BIN41H, Jui,% 18. I ~1 w Sr.' l it e roo a .E. A few davs back, a vrit of llabeas Corpus was directed to Lavender, the police oiicoer, and a gentieiran natucd 1loore, directing pcheni to bning 1. ihe bnoy of a hlay Witem a Mr. LBuxtoi lahinod a3S his wi'te, ?? who was the ni:ce of Mr. Aloorc. r. Foi.t.s;irr tow msed for a rule to shiew cause why the Habeas Cofrpus shenid not ...

... CORONER's INQUEST ox LOLDVIIOUNL1T SANDFORD| Ik . .1. A ?? T -- ?? aI- I: I - .Io The Adjourned Inquest on Lord Mount Sandford, who died at Windsor, (as stated in our last,) in consequence of severe bruises inflicted upon his Lordship by a person of the name of Ti Brinklett; was resumedon Friday.-Frederick Ranger,toflWindsor, nel grocer, saw the deceased knocked down and kicked, but could not ...

... VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Injunetion.-The Duke of Devonshire v. lf1andevitle. This was an application for an injunction to restrain the de- r r fendant from working a certain coal-mine at Castle Sowerby, in Cumberland. It was stated that the defendant was let in p-s. e session of the mnines in 1825, as tenant from year to year; and as they were thien unfit for working, being what is usually ...