... Wingfield—Tubb v Ryan—Treheme and others • Bingham—Chapman v Crosse. SECONDARIES' COURT, Basinghall-street—at 12. Yates v Serie—Bannister v Owen—Rudduck v Metherell—Morgan v Hampton—Woodgate v Louthan—Martin v George, Undefended causes will be taken at the sitting ...

... and others v. Bingham, Chapman v. Crog B e.-3it at hilf-^st nine. SECONDARIES' COURT, BASINGHALL-STBEET Yates v. Serle. Bannister v. Owen, Budduck v. Metherell r^ 11 ?? Ham P ton t, Woodgmte v. Louthan, Martin v. George - ?? ° aU * M * te Ukenatthe 8i ...

... R KNIGHT BRUCE'S COURT, West- minstet —at 10. Petition by Order.—Attorney-General v Yeovil Corporation. Exchequer Canses.—Rogers v Maisie, further directions—Chambers v Middleton—Pelham v Hilder—Thursby v the same—Plumbe v Plumbe. Causes.—Warner v Gomme—Horne ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR KNIGHT RRUCE'S COURT, WEST- MINSTER. Petition b\ Order.— Attorney-General v. Yeovil Corporation Exchequer Causes.— Rogers v. Maule, further directions • Cham- ber* v. Middleton, Pelhain v. Hilder, Thursby v. the same, Plumbe > . Piumbe. Causes ...

... Lady Harrington, Rogers, Maria Edgeworth, Count D'Orsay, Miss Torre Holme, Sir Walter Scott, Theodore Hook, Miss Pope, Sir E. L. Bulwer, Mrs. Somerville, Lord AbinAcr, Lord Hertford, Mrs. Llne Fox. Professor Wilson, Jack Bannister, Mrs. Austin, Miss ...

... Lady Harrington, Rogers, Maria Edgeworth, Count d'Orsay, Mrs. Torre flolme, Sir Walter Scott, Theodore Hook, Miss Pope, Sir E. L. Bitlwer, Mrs. Somerville, Lord Abing,er, Lord Hertford, Mrs.‘Lane Fox, Professor Wilson, Jack Bannister, Mrs. Austin ' Miss ...

... (so far as respects M. Whiting, sen.).Bliza Caroline Holland and Co.. James street. Covent Garden, potato# salesmen. Roger Mercer Cockcrill and H. S. Humphreys, Oswestry, Salop, surge ns Georg? Palliser and Samuel Brown, Finsbury place. Finsbury ...

... Lady Harrington, Rogers, Maria Edgewottb, Count D'Orsay, Mrs. Torre Holme, Six Walter Scott, Theodore Hook, Miss Pope, Sir E. L. Bulwer, Mrs. Bom«rvilU, Lord Abinger, Lord Hertford, Mrs. Lane Fox, Professor WiW son, Jack Bannister, Mrs. Austin, Miss ...

... Same v Smith—Walker v Thompson—Clark v Wilmot—Burridge v Row—Simon v Topham. Before Vice-Chancellor Wigram. For Judgment.—Bannister v Davies. . „ Causes.:-Craddock v Greenways, part heard—Sutherland v Briggs, Exchequer cause—Bristed v Payne, ditto—Mounsey ...

... AND STATESMAN. Duke of Richmond's The Currier, 5 yrs, Bst lib (Rogers) Lord Palnierston's Iliona, 4 yrs, 7st 51b . . 2 Captain Gardnor's To, 5 yrs, 7st nib . . . 3 Sir E. Scott named Master Tommy, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b • 4 Mr. I. Day's fby Nimrod, out of Busk ...

... John, of High Holbom, coal merchant—Queen's Bench Axtell James Robert, of Russell-strt. Bermondsey, book ed^e gilder—Surrey Bannister Thomas, of Bath, flyman—Bath Betteridge Joseph, of Edgbaston, out of business—Birmingham Bigwood John, of Bath, victualler—Bath ...

... the health the labourers re.-ponded in handsome manner. r. s. Bellamy, Rtq., proposed the judges. Mr. (J. Ulaker. Mr. J. Bannister- of uckfied, and Mr. E. D .vey, Twineham.” Mr. Blaker returned thanks, and said he hoped their decisions had given satisfaction ...