... SECONDAPJFIEt C0URT.-UsD. D }rech ?? ;Xarrlge ;:Owt CAR~AJ(MB[;. 1jWOxM4 .XP3Ac~ BiS was4 a wdof ianqry, to AWSAV AW1JSAR -on ?? Mar breach of prolmise of mAaiWg. Mrse MApposted for the plaintiff,0 a j o. dfent.. M. Clarksouzaaid tjxe'paiatilJ (14s aliet) w;s a milliver in orthamp~to withont f|.tsro w~ntbar, an M4,epnet sodel upon ha )rrsutppa t, T d ef, at he ?? the eng vpet.WM not ,W 44 quA ...

... PFOUE NTELLIGENGE. BOW STREET. ,,Rumpus at MEneter Mall. On Wednesday Arthur Dyson, Thomas Farrar, Eabe- nezer Brickman, Edward Harris, John Bradford, 'Henry Bailey, James Godfrey Ellworthy, and Samuel Wad- dington, were brought in-custody from the station-house, and placed at the 'bar before Mr. 'Twyford, Mr. C. Thiselton, and Mr. Witham,'charged'with'having ereated a riot at Exeter-hall, and ...

... | IMPORStGAION AED BXAMI I NA~PITION On Wednesday, at half past two o'clock, Mr. Waldey, M. P., and a numerous and- respectable jury, met for the second time, at the Greyhound Inn, Henden, to in- quire as to the death of Thomas Austin, a pauper in the Hendon Union workhouse, who came by his death-so the surgeon of the Union, Mr. Holgate, examined on Tuesday, stated-in consequence of injuries ...

... DISCOVERY Op MURDR IN THE YBAR 1816. It will no doubt be in the recollection of some of our resderf that 'a murder and robbery was committed in Deaeiubr 816I, in the secluded village of Yiewsley, near Uxbridge, under circunmtances which have ever since been enveloped in mystery; but which have induced a strong belief that:some Members of the family, or some persons well acquainted with ibe ...

... , HOUSE OF LORDS. The QUEEN V. JOnNSON.-This case was an appeal from the judgment of the Court of King's-Bench in Mi- chaelmas Term, 1835, which judgment 'had been re. viewed by the Court of Exchequer Chamber, and af- firmed. The facts have been long before the public. Mr. Scales has been three times elected alderman of the *ard of Portsoken, by a majorityof the wardmote, and each time ...

... I MIDDLESEX BESSIOPAL APPEAL COURTI ChUrch latep. This was an appeal by John Mason, printer bud pa. rishioner of St. James's, Clerkenwell, against the trustee or church rate of that parish. Mr. Bodkin ap. peared for the respondents; Mr. Mason defended himself and party, and called Charles Frost, who proved service of notice upon the churchwardens. The recognizances of the appellant were ...

... THE LAW COURTS COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. clAzRLVS HENRY GOSLEB V. MAnY AUSTIN GOSLEE, Tkis was au action to recover possession of a house within the manor of Edmonton. occupied by the defen- dant, and of which she claimed to be entitled to a mniety. It was tried on Monday. the plaintiff claimed it as heir-at-law of the last holder, and in the first instance put his case before the jury on that ...

... The Queen held a court on Tuesday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, for the reception of addresses. The Duke of Wellington arrived at the Palace at half- past one o'clock, and shortly before two o'clock the Deputation from the University of Oxford arrived in procession at the Palace, and, headed by the duke, who wore his state robes as Chancellor of the University, with the badge of the order ...

... do These sessions commenced on Monday before Mr. Serjcaut Adams and a full bench of magistrates. The grand jury having been sworn. The Chairman, in addressing them, said he felt it his duty to call their attention to the very great increase in the amount of the county rate which would be occa. sioned by the passing of the new Prisons Act, and which, as regarded the Westminster Bridewell, would ...

... VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT. MURRAY V. WALTER AND OTsHERs.-This was a motion for production of documents, and particularly of account-books relating to the Times newspaper, ad- mitted by the defendant Walter to be in his own posses- sion or in the possession of Mr. Delane, the treasurer of the newspaper. The bill was filed by Mrs. Murray as administratrix of her deceased husband, James Murray, for ...

... IOLICE NEWS. Ad BENEVOLENT FRAUDS. At the Mansion- HOuse, the Lord Mayor said that he had received a letter from Mr. Emerson Tennent, M.P., reintive to a system of swindling which had been exposed in the newspapers about a week ago, aa having been practised in Scotland, but which it appeared had been acted upon to a very great extent in Ireland. His lord- ship thought that the publication of ...

... -, 1KIRKDAL&,,~ The Kirkdale Petty Sessions,:adjourned from Tuesday week were resumed on Monday, for, the purpose of pass. ing sentence on. the persons who. were tried and found gailty of riots, aurd4assaults in the parish of Leigh. Among the, istrates. present were,.the Rev. John Brooks; chairman; the Rev., Miles Formby, before whom most of the prisoners.were tried; Mr. Peter Bourne, Mr. ...