... P6,ICB oFFicE. Committed by the Police, Magistrate to Carrickfergus jail, for trial at next assizes, James Magulgan, charged with stealing a brass seal from the shop of Mr Law; William Simpson, porter, charged with stealing lOs. in copper coin, from the shop where he was employed; Elizabeth Kirk- patrick, charged with uttering base coin; Jane McClinchy, charged with picking a mat's pocket of7s ...

... MANSION HOUSE.-Mr. HOuLER, jUn., applied, on be- half Of R journeyman printer, or compositor, named George Barton Ellis, ta grant him, tinder the 3d section of the Act of the 6th of Geo. tth, a warrant or a summons againrt severat journeymen printers, namedfaowir 5lI.LFR, BArils, HoLLAND, ARilsBo.AND, andBRADWITlt. Mir. HoBoeo statedthatthecomplainanthadbeenfor some time engaged as a ...

... BO W-STREET.-A DARING 'HInEF.-Yeterday a young roan, dreamed in a very fashionisise stlyle, was brought from St. Martin's Waich-hotuse before Sir lHicltsrd Biruie, charged with As daring a rohhery as we ever remember to have recor~ed. Tie prisoner gave his name CHARLEs Tissoipic and said that he wvas, by profession, an engtineer. The shopman et' Air. Dry, the pawnbroker, In St. Plartin's-iane, ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCII-PitWAY ILLEG&L BXICUTION. Jrx V. FARXIIOTHER, WisctiesTrE, LAWRENCE, RAPLaY, AND OrHErRs.-Mr. HuMPHRYtS for the istaitliffstated,that this was an action for a compensation In damages, for an illegal taking of the plaintiffs goods. The plaintiff was a young lady of 23 years of age, living at Brantf rd with her mother. Her father died In very diatresed circumstances, in ...

... II.-IEDuSDY es [Sittings in Banco.] re to BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH. Id Rex v. FITZGERALD.-Sir JAMES SCALLarr (with whom was Id Mr. BAYLEY) had obtained a rule to she w cause why an in- st formation in the nature of a quo warranio, should not be filed sd against the defendant, to compel him to show by what right he ir cflaimed to exercise itie office of an Alderman of the Borough of ag Weywnth.b ...

... SHERiFFS'COURT.-MAr 51. CRIM. CON. MAJOR LINDABI v. REV. RAWLING MALLOCK, CLERK. This was a writ to assess the damages in an action for crim. con. which the defendant had allowed to go by default against him. Mr Brougham, Mr Serjeant Merewether, and Mr Comyn, appeased for the plaintiff; but there were no counsel for the defendant. A solicitor, we believe, attended to watch the proceedings in ...

... I COURT OF KIN(G'S BENCH-MoNDAY. CON5S1RtAC Y. JAMES SUTTON, WILLIAM ANDRlEWS, JAME~S PATON ANS rIS. JAS. EDWARIDDESPARD, GEORGE tIrNRY GIBBONS, sand TH'iOMAS WRIGIHr, were P brotight tit) for judgment.. Audrews stated that he tied re- urned the half of tile 50W tirote; and Ansttis at~tte, oin be- . half of Gilkhotal, that Gibbons's wife was5 on a Pick bedl,and that f, if he were to be ...

... NUISANCE, a RE~x v. ADAMI.-Thlai was an action againost the defendant for e stopping up a public foot-path he was found guilty, and when ti hie was called zip for jaldgmnent, it wats alleged on his behalf that ti be had done what was proper to open the road again, and tbet Court referrad it to the Master, to inquire what had been done is by thle defendant, and what further ought to be done by ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-SAT(URD.IY. J ODGMENT. MORRIS V. DAVIES AND WIeFE-The LORD CHANCELLOR I have read the notes of the Learned Judges who last tried this cause. A former verdict was returned in favour of Mr. Morris: after long argument before me, and after great deliberation on my part, I sent the case back for the consideration of anether Jury, as I doubted wbether I could believe the evidence ...

... COURr OF KING'S BENCH.-SATURDAY. BANKRUPTCV.-JUDGMENT. BERNASC'i)NI V. FAIRDROTHER AND OTHERS.-This was an action of trespass against the Sheriffs, for entering the premises, and seizing the goods, belenging to the assignees of the Messrs. Chambers, the bankers. A person of the name of Winton breught an action on an obligation given him by tbe Mrssrs. Chaabe.s, and having got a verdict, he ...

... FIRE AT BATTERSEA-TWO LIVES LOST. -tCORONER'S INQUEST. r Late on Friday evening, Richard Career, Esq. the Coroner for the county of Surrey and a Jury of most respectable in- k habitants of Batterses, assembled at the RLven fun, for the purpose of inveatigating the circimstances attending the deaths of Mr. George Spurritt, aged 78 years, and Sarah Spurritt, his d daughter, aged 36, who fell ...

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