... I a RABBERY AT 11R1. HOWARD'S, JEWELLEI:, I i ~MARKET.STLREET. It will be recollected that some weeks past we statei that the premises of Mr. James Howard, jeweller ((,sm Mr. Mayo's shop), Mlarket-street, had been broken in: duriog the night of the 10th ...

... to ~'ineioh the prilsoner and' is wife hald it fre6 and] ?? 'e aee uswl a islhrslf-ashe had ieibuitty, Atabout thle latter days of Septemaber, seeni thitin 'there,' uid was not aware ot~herlo.,,, ,Iiitjl this they orlwhith the in ne was Is taken, ile ...

... Thurtell, MIoyes, and Iflote, Splent a. oa the the day at Probert's cottage. Hlunt scent dlowin utsaed to a in a stianner So very shabby as to excite observation.- w sir ef Bint in rthe course of the day he wentr up stairs, anti at- i Hunt tired himiself ...

... COURT, BASINGNALL.STREgT.-Sit, at 10. Turner YGrlllithg-Hol N v Plucknett-Day v Shepherd. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED-LION.lQUARZ. Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BUnRCHaLL. Jamee V Wlilanis-Howard v Fox-Budd and another v Dalmee -Tutton v Turner-Moore v Moore-Leonard ...

... Ueopposo.-John Dixen, William Damfield, Charles Langtworth, William Tame, Joseph Brown, William Bruce, Andrew Francis Sirke. ORIGINAL. OpposBD.-Thomas Chennell, Thomas Blay, Francis Wellar, John M'XellSr, Francis Bentall, William Henry Southey, Charles ...

... INLA OOTICES--TIIs DAY. COURT OF7 CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S.INN-Sit at ten. CPu'n PTIflNnn.lughes v Wynne-AttorneyO0lnaral v Cor- oCAtUiE oof ?? ' i3 Atnalle, patent peiition-lIII re G(ririt~ls, ditto- In re surnoda aitd ainothrr, ?? ?? (2)t..Exparte Maritall ...

... v Birch, Eq.- The King v Fran cls.--No Common Juries for trial Wbis day. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS& MIDDLESEX SPXCIAL JURY-Metealfe v Gutab-Doe, ort the demise of Jones, v Ar1iss-Williams v Hole-Parsons v Dow- Vine v Mitchell-Nicoll v WyAtt-Chambers v Herbert-Sims ...

... v Laportv v Smith; The Kilng v Bard(Il and Others; Miller v Slark ijooS v Williams; Whitehead v Tattersall ; Aagrer and Others v bert; Abernethy v Howard; Twvycross v Williams; Brooks v per, by order. The last causc is No. 75 in the printed list. COURT ...

... Galley Eden, William Ives, James Hanney, John Beezley, Charles Allsup, Thomas Buett, John Kirby, George Tolley, John Newby, George Swvan, William Westrup, Thomas Belstead. OsIGJoAL UmoPpsusiD.-Charles James Thompson, blary Good- wein, William W arner, Robert ...

... Leeming re Leeming; Hunt re Fox; Simpson re Sudell; Birkett v Fox; Snow- den re Howard. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGIALL-STREET. Sittings at 11. Before Mr. Commissioner WILLIAMs.-Charles Waud, New Bond- street, confectioner, at II, audit; at half-past II, ...

... NOTICES.-TH's DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. Before the Lortrs Co.%ISSOileoR$ at lVestmninster. Sittings at ten. Davey v Crrls, to prodoce vill-jo re Clarke, lunatic petition, by ?? WVestcot lunttic petition, by ?? v Webb, petition, by ?? v Howard, motion, by ...

... lug, Henry Deacon. CoUNTRY BArL,-Wllliam 8haladrs, William Dirchans, Thom Stockbridge. AVJ0OWINxD.-BIshop Cranlier Sully. ORIOINAL 'UNorPoplaD.-john Newbank, Thomas Pettloger. Thomas Hlorsley. WillIam Beeves, ORuOINAL OPPOSsiD.-George Sartlett, Willa ...