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... Court, Portugal-street.— Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.— Final orders : Robert Williams, Abraham Brown, William Perceval, Walter Snow, John Terry, John Kirkbridge, John Howard, Samuel G. Hunt, Peter Axton, Hannah Edwards, John Callow, John Willis, John ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (.This Day.) ■ ♦ COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. , in re Wilkins, lunatic petition ; Wsbb r. Manchester and Leeds f Bail way. pari heard; Maund r. Allies. i _u>i- 1' Uuon*. —Exports Ekdaile, re Winter, by order ; Vigers v. Lord Audley ...
... l^lmT*^ Day.) ■ chancellor ?? DOt attend Court to-day. -,-rilORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S INN. iCfc-CHAM ?? H . e .ciiancellor of England. lielore v lQ . Bra ha_i v. -trathmore, ditto; . ?? Halt 11 - ,c £ or( i er ; Russell v. Lettsora, by order, j ?? I i'a\lor ...
... AUingham, Chip- pendall v. Cox, Kewney r. Hayle, Harris v. Gibson, Fuminger and others t. Hemming, Howard ▼. Eyre, Wheeler and others t. Vernon, Williams v. Salter, Hill v. Reynolds.— The Ust common jury cause is No. 53 on the list— Sit at half-past nine ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) The Lord Chancellor svill not attend Court to-day. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COVET, LINCOLN'S INN. Restaur v. Perring, by order; Lightfoot v. Windley, Boyd v. Buckle, the same v. Howard, Onglej v. Armstrong', two demurrers ; Kidd v ...
... Danieli. Original Unopposed.— Mary Ann Weatherhead, William Hall William Norcott, Henry Hichardson, Samuel Smith Noble, Edward Clifford, James Green, Thomas Noble. Original Opposed.— George Lionel Massey, William Bannerman, Isaac Hainsworth, W. E. Thompson. ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— {This Day.) COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER. In re Pitt, by order ; Bate v. Foley, motion part heard ; Hsrvey v. Harvey, the same v. the same, two appeals, part heard ; Harvey v. Batten, the same r. Vibert, two causes, part heard ; Woods ...
... ' COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Barraud v. Shorey, Gilbert v. Day, Gingall v. Smith, Chippendale v. Strutton — Sit at twelve. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Before Mr. Commissioner Williams. Samuel Johnson, last examination at eleven; in R. Davis's ...
... LAW NOTWBS.-Tmt Day Lord Chancellor— To sit at Ten in the Morning . APPEALS. Willis v. Black, appeal Gardner v. Rowe, two Spue*,,. Webster y. Threlfall, ditto Uitto v. Marsh,. litto Attorney Gen. y. Batcher, ditto Roupell y. Evans, appaal Bolton v. Cook ...
... at halt-past .leven; J. P. Howard, Attlebridge, Norfolk, ■f tt f^?g*j£ twelve; '■ 8. Gowring.l__west._-. grocer, audit alone ; Woods and W ...
... Bonnettre Mycock. Alili'-r v. Swarm, Brown v. Jackson, Dew v. Jackson, Wilson v. William*, Pennell v. Turner, Hunt v. Busst, King v. White, Stam- forth v. Potter. Cause: Howard v. Carr, part heard. Motion by erdei •: The Maryport and Carlisle Railway Company ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) Bavdon . w R , T ° . CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. ?? __»_•?■• to be B P° ke to : Cockburn v. Baphel. by ord.r. Cl___T ?? _ ._ , Q^lan. part heard; BurKd*. v. Bow. -uSt-n as;^ ?? *£*• ...