... L. L. 1 , Lord ELL ENiBORO ii- r~l tbis' dty held thL IC E:t S;t- titogs after Terins in t he C ty No case of the nlarllcst public impo tance oc*u.ii,-dII COtTB.T 01' KI;N;'. gEi l, rUBRLIN, Ju! t. MTi'-. Ar, 11;b i>D iNI'ikou Rqnea, vas biought-Lup by Habeas Coluus, to asiign cirut upon the ..ecord rd I Outlawy iagalinst 1him i Ct;r 1ivii TLvO u. H-s Counsel th. moved, ati: the Outlawvry ...

... ' r ' 7-.E2IAT$ ?? 1& tiltm Soames; Elenriy Wotiford,.`ahd Wiiliam V Alias CoWlC4y Beau, wrer' brought tto the bari and heayd hb Counsel against theitrcnygitlbqn befor' the m agxtratea,'at Bow- street, under the ai, tire 4td ot the.3 1ujf=ap. 79, cot'ntonly clled the Vagr3st Adt., Mr Ki fl' tlr teCohlse.I ilzr the prisonera, rtarted a- 4arfrty b objeic:tons twithq respedt to: the legatity of ...

... :,PGLZCE. ;2 ?? in a eiogfeehonee, but niow ouit of place, ci arged ano- fatber Voung.&iffdi.a ?? ag'on, also' out ot plate, with vrobbing himt ~fa~r 'th agodcaesea] and .4ev twq tii uneas en gold, an hrmoashi pr iery, InjIiialodginge' NO No 23 , Walt'ra~ i#ere ?? Rroecutor ad sthem t e th he Prsboar, with ilhomr he had f rdsrh biehnaciuainted _o Monday asiight )ase, It 64eExiter -Aifmejis ...

... L2A If L7LCAG)., COITRTIOF KING'S BENCMI, FEB Z3. THtE 6ISHOP OF DuRHArM v. BItAL MONTr. This vas an issue ?? Of Chancery, totry whether an agreement for a Aomiosieioii of 9251. ?? Innuill, for one-ninth of the lead ore of teil \Weardcn Mines, in the county of Durhlam, was -obtidined by- nisripre- sentation of the value or not, and %Aetlier the agent for Sit Thomas Blackett, upon a question ...

... L4I#' f N'RL, IUL i; 6'S, C. OURT Or EiNG'S BENC'.1. .zitins.s £efoi-c .Lprd Xllenhorot~gh. On Mohday tht Court .was occupied all day in the trial of obe 'Henry Mtjgr, for periury, committed wlheil a wvitneht 0gainift a. Mr. Gafart, in a cafe where penalties to the amount of 6oool.: were-awarded againft 'Gafort. After examining a prodigious nunberof wit- nelfes on Lboth fides, and hearing ...

... L-AW I- ITT? L' E.- COURT OF KING's IW3JNCfIl GUIIDHALL., NOV. I. : Bfer LorcLd Ellelorogs a1d a Sew djuA . RUSSELL ?? SNEYDER. This was an a6bwiU', found4d on a pblicy of infiu: ance, brouglht by the PlDiinf1 ...

... LAPZ JNTEL LIGEIVCE. w COURT OF KIN3'S BENCH, JUNE 2S. THE KIN'G V. ROGERS. The Defendant and others were indided for affhult- Mn ing the Garre.keeper of the Manor of Olierley, whlich at was the proptye of the 'late NMr. Child, the great ban- aa ker. The affa ult having been proved again~t all the dcfendants, excepit one of the nalie 'of Mofeley. who At had b-.en iworrn atgaitl on bare ...

... BovrSTIZEET,,.OO Friday night FrederickSmith,alias Green, alias St. John, was charged before Mr. G1CA1IA, on suspicion of robbing Mr. 'Tbomas Bartlet, of No. 3z, James-street, in the Commercial Road, of bank notes to the ansount of 6071. It appeared that about the latter end of June, the prisoner was, introduced to the prosecutor by a Mr.Davis, an attorney, at the Robin Hood public-house, in ...

... LAW INTELL.IGENCE. - COUNT.OF KING'S BENCH, Tu5sDmA, Nov. it. Several new trials were this day moved for, which had been pos'tponed fiom 1 ystediy ; but they were in general such as it is unnetessary for us to detail Those; which are of importance we shall nutice when they come to be argued. ' Yesterday the Lord auvor ordere'd -the price of bread to bei cohtinued. at is. i1d. the quartern loaf ...

... .POLICE . ASSASSINATION. BoXVsTREET.-We stated in yesterday's Paper, that the case Gof the Gentleman, in the county of Surreys respelljig his send- I ng letters to Ilis coachman to assassinate Mr, Browliugthe late le High Bailiff for Vestainster, nderwent a long private exami- r ilationibeforeMr.Grah.Unon Saturday- last; tlheresultofwhlich. was, we understand, a warrant was granted to ...

... LAWY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Dtc. Io. P PURCELI. TI. MATNAMARA.h onithe 1iSt day of .Tarna the SOLICITOR GENtTRAL C moved for an Attachmeot agaiinst John Macnarnara, the i3 Defendatit in this case, against Mr. George Farquhar- 0 son, the ostersible Rcpolter of the Procedinags in the x cause,., hich appeared -in The 21or~shn Hribld and c .Mosing Post Newtpapers, and against the ?? Pro. ...

... IA.ldU ~Z III )1 .'JI ~1 I, ,~ L~I V IIL LAWY INTELLIGENCE. . CCiRT:OF KINW'S BENCH, Thc:s - COCiC v. TODO. The .Plain-iff was' the landiord of a house in West E m'rster, hch he lt to ?? on team. for 2i ve*.s in iO2. At the time of the granting of the i it was andeestood bv the Litndiud that it was the inrz--ion or the Dof ndant, togeiher with his partner, a to use the house as a coal ...