... fact that law amendment is now popular, is no reason 'ifythe.Society should'desist from its labours ; on the contrary, there - is much to do. Mr. Collier had said there were courts of law, and courts of equity, and other courts iil which both law and eqniuy ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE d d t h ID A 0 r U I ei !e e a h t )I r i IV d ri ]I v a IC t h ei e 0 !I IC C 10 u ;e ai ti T 0 b It I e: 11 'n if DI I h )I b Ity ngI be I in he o ,at of trt :now Yes Mtin duc ing has rting dog tha hav 1ay use trcs: rioe noR th man ...

... LOCAL LAW CASE. I J COURT OF APPEEAL,-TUESDAY. (Beforee the fatter ot the Bolls an*u Lord Julticel Got t and LindleyJ MIRLSON AND SON v. WAIT, J&MES, AND 0O0 This WB3 an appeal on behalf of the plaintiffs against a judgment of Mr Baron Foliook In favour ...

... costs against them. (Before Lord Cranworth).-MRTAORE V. WoSanEAN.- i; The Sdlowing are the terms on which this suit has been corn- promised, after a nine days' ?? thousand t pounds stock (part of the £7000 stock in the pleadings men- J loned) to be transferred ...

... THE LAW OF DISTRAINT. A FAR;IER'S CASE, A writer in the Aark.lanc Exprcss publishes the f ol- lowing letter from a farmer in North Devon:- Dear Sir-I received your letteroanMonday, Iwould have written before, hut I could not get the landlady's address ...

... his lordship on the loth of December, 1850. The Lord Chancellor this Corning gave judgment, and said that the bill prayed that an isounction might be granted to restrain an action at law broughi against the plaintiff on a bond, and to have the bond gien ...

... Bristol and Cardiff Ds millers 3nD corn faotors, and he made tMiU appliom- gion on the ground that the arbitrators, having 0ndertaken to state their award in the shape of a Op3c'hI ?? , ID 3oa to raiae Points of law oontended for by ether party, had stated ...

... Medicine Venider in the Untited Kicigilom. (4 ' The Genuine has a Black in St amp, with the name ?? JOHINSrbN inserted on it. [4t CoRN - FXCHANGE, Vonda,, Feb. 28.-We had a good supply of Wheat tis iroiktig fromn Kecit acid Essex, but very little from auy ? ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. RATING OF RAILWAYS.-4 the Court 'of. . Que s' Benoh on Tuesday' I decision was announced by; Lord Ckmp.' bell in the case of the Queen on the prodeoution of' the Gieat Western Railway Company ev Tilurst.I The 'quesition had re-' ference ...

... LAW JNTELLI(GEN('E. tout, O~1 F CHFIAN( ItV , ''IATVVDAY, ?? 4. LIX' '.RAf RY PhIOWERItY. IP RAjy .v Sn i'-l'toci, NUAMEYi2, A4ND J0ONOTS. rwst 11.'SIlt 01611 ..j.Ii ml ei ?? alI Iolw, ; he tutu k in ho is l[.coiw~lirirof an-.( iiitjiinti aiiitan~uiit' ...

... comanrititiig tlein to restore Mr ~~~et toth Mete ef head-naster of tile Grammar ~ 0fteetl~ter 'fley were advised that they had a corn- tsvr lo tilecseutton the merits ; bitt, looking at the i31et it wa npsii odiyta hey raised questiolis nbltit %isIpsilet.eyta ...

... LAW ZNTELLZG?NC?. e, VICE-CIdANCELLOR'S COURT.-FIIIDAY. Id/Tle Attornei, Genaeral v. the Corporation of Bristol. it1 QUEEN ELIZABETH'S HOSP1ITAL. ,;Mr. Richards having given a succinct history of the affairs rof the charity, and detailed the arrangement ...