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... LAW SITTINGS.— THIS DAY. . Court of Queen's Bench, Guildhall.— London Common Juries. — Warrington v. Humphreys, Flowerday v. Thomas, Anger v. Thomas, Read v. White, the Galvanised Iron Company v. Small, j same v. Ogier, Elliott v. Thompson, Fuller v. ...
... J APT SITTINGS.— Tan Day. MEETINGS AT THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. ( rnmissioner Williams. In Marris and Nicholson's bankruptcy -proof ot debts at twelve o'clock ; in Jc^ Crawley's ?? —private meeting at eleven ; in Sainne.' •nrreH's bankruptcy— ...
... WILLIAM NICOLL BAST INDIAaMAM. .Yesterday Captain Joke Potter, the matter of the William Nicoll, from Calcutta, appeared before Mr. Ballantine, at the Thame, Police-office, to answer the claim of Mr. W. B. Thompson, the third officer ofthe ship, who demanded ...
... LdW SITTINGS.— {This Day.) COURT OF CHANtERY. LINCOUTS_ INK In re Young, lunatic petition by order ; *ra Fowler, dtttn. Anneals— Bacon v. Jones, Rlshton v. Cobb. CauMli-Heap v. Hawortb. Swsine v. Pratt, OrtoO *■ ?? ?? ceptnns and further directions; Bargees ...
... LAIV SITTINGS.— (This Day.) COUBT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER. Pries v. Dew hum, appeal part heard. Petitions.— Wilkinson v. Howard, Taralyn t. Reynolds.— Sil at ten. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. ElUce v. Goodson, for judgment ; Jones v. Jones, ...
... Butcher v. shove, ordered v ?? ?? ut half-past nine. • 7-■ r Exchb ...
... PLEAS, WESTMINSTER. Middlesex Common Juries — Clarkson v. Williams, Deacon v. Longcluse, Cas.idy v. Rishworth, Hamer v. Bhirton, Einden v. Ryley, Harris v. Blurton, Howard v. Smith, Thornton v. Day, Banbury v. Dyer, Doe v. Chcrington, Hame v. Devonald, Tarpley ...
... Marshall v. Jewson, Bliss v. Brady, Howard v. Reynardson, Mayall v. Milns, Bensusan v. Nihenies. S«ntance v. Porter, Hardy v. Uartwell, motion.— Sit at ten. Rolls Court, Ch_.ncirt-l.nb.— Petition : In re Williams- Causes : Attorney General v. Wiggeston ...
... DEBTOBB' COUBT, PORTUGAL-STREET. _ — William H Baslev, Alfred London, William Hallet, John -• . . Lang-orue, Charles Wcntwoith, Thomas Cook, Isaac Sanip- Pii . Samuel Wroe, George Hanslow. i ?? i — dorgr Spencer. William Plaxton. . .. —Johu Reid, Joseph Deau ...
... Priester j William Morgan, Joseph S. Frost, Joseph D. Wildsmith,' I Thomas Haigb, Henry Oxlee. Adjourned protection : I William Bloom. 28th section: William H. Smith. Original protection : Edward John Hill, Thomas Butcher Joseph G. Burnett, William Beverton ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— THIS DAY. j Colrt of Chancery, Lincoln's Ink.— Before the , Lord Chancellor.-Appeah: Mayor, &c, of Rochester v. ! Lee part heard ; Attorney General v. Wilson, ditto. Ap- peal motions : Onyon v. Washbourn: in re Joint-stock ! Winding-up ...
... LAH SITTINGS.— (This Day.) . >rd Chancellor will not attend Court to-day. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S INN. before the Vice-Chancellor of England, i.r-bam, v. William-, petition, to be spoke to ; Moore v. Gutton by order ; Willis v. Browne, further ...