... ten. Rolls Court, Westminster.— Motions. Remaining petitions • In re Drayden. part heard; Williams, Kilmister v. Noel Green- wood v. Churchill, Prince v. Howard, Laprimaudaye v.Teisser, Attorney General v. Coffon, Deare v. Elwin, Clisbury v. Beckett' ...

... LAW SITTINGS.— Tun Day. MEETINGS AT THE COURT OV BANKRUPTCY. „ Before Mr. Commissioner Williams. M ** well Hyslop, of Tokenbouse-yard— audit at eleven o'clock; Charles Wauel, of Sew Bond-street, cook— choice of ?? fh •?' WiUi «'n Rattenbury, of East-lane ...

... LA IV SITTINGS.— (This Day.) . > - The Li'id Chancellor ill not attend Couit to-da-, . VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S I.W Blathwavt v. Taylor, part heard; Nightingale v. Mlnshaw, de- murrer; Edwards V. Howard, further directions ; the Same v. Ed- ...

... ! LAW SITTINGS.— (Iw* Day.) The Lord Chancellor nill not attend Court this day. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN. Woods v. Shoobridge, to b>- spoke to ; Fryer v. Kirk, by order ; Vickery v. Hawkins, cause and petition ; Semple v. Sample, cause and ...

... milliner, last examina- tion at eleven ; William Wapshott, of King-street, Borough, engi- neer, last examination at twelve ; James Norris Chapman, of Hol- loway, victualler, last examination at one ; John William Vogel, of Cloak-lane, bookseller, certificate ...

... Lover, the Misses Williams, Mr. Hobbs, Mr Atkins, Mr. Hawkins, and several other pro- fessional gentlemen, and we strongly suspect that the festivi ties in honour ofthe reptile-repelling saint were prolonged until St. Patrick's day in the morning. ...

... Fre- derick and Lady Fanny Howardjand family, the Hon. Mrs. William Cavendish, &c. The Earl of Verulam arrived in town yesterday, from Gorhambury. The noble Earl will attend the levee this day, being his first presentation since his accession to the earldom ...

... choice of assignees at eleven. Before Mr. CemniUsioner Fane- William ?? Bullock, of -Rupert -street, Haymarkct, tailor, i boice of assignees at ten. Before Mr. Commissioner Hoi.rovd. William Macnish Porter, laic of Finsbury -square, but now of Great W ...

... Cases. Original Unopposed. — Francis Drake, John Harrison, William Hoskiiig, Henry Isaac Haughton, Richard Doctor, William Wide- wood, Thomas Howard, William Box. Original Opposed. — William Banks, Lewis Ashley, Edward Rus- ?? at ten. ...

... Junes.— Lord Henniker v. Campbell, Ridley v. Ackermann, Levey v. Belletti, Payne v. Lord W. Taget, Howard J ?? ay, Bullock v. Palmer, the same v. Williams, Cook v. Smith, bordon v. the same, Jefferys v. Baker, the same v. Boyle, Sims v. Uuhiuson, Pavey ...

... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) «. The Lord Chancellor will not attend Court to-day. VICE-CHANCBLLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S INN. Bel -re tin Vice-Chane .Uor of England. i>po.ed Petition* and Short Causes. Vc, by Order.— Turner v. Turner, Es.ington v. .. I arce ...

... LA it SITTINGS.— (This Day.) The Lord Chancellor will not sit at Lincoln's Inn to-day. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S INN Before the Vice-Chancellor of E glaud. ?? „c- -Greg_oii v. Hindley, Earl Yerulam v. Bathurst, by Roberts v. Roberts, by oider; ...