... CMIIU OF hlN(IW ! BENCH, JULY O., TH33 V3NG V3 JOHIN GAL3.3 JONiS. Thits %tias ai I inoiitnwn~'it pit iti hd talpitia the def. iiduti¶ for at lhel oili Lo(rd Caiiiervap1.'l inl pahibl~ithig El (liijg ilt, otivitiig II' it l).hatitag3 S',cielillfttiod flrvee, a., auditoi 10 haear ;I ueil~ii d31cluuled, uapons th., cowaltct~, ~iLold (afflereitgb, a ilh lepect to Islishav&33g tlfilvid an v l ri ...

... | fhe CWURTfo JELtJRRF fB WrSOLV DEBTORS. I - ?? - - the Matters of tW. Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named, (the same having been filed in the Court,) are appointed to be heard as followsi At the Court House at Derby, in and for the county of Dlerbyp, on the loth day of February next, at 11 o'clock in the morning; JOSEPH EdEDS, late of Ctstlton, Derbyshire, Miner. JOHN ...

... INSOLVENT DMBTOnS' COUAT. PI -lALL T rjlVlfX'l~lAMMr.. ?? - .. SHIRE HALL, NOTTINGHAM, WbDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. REVEREND WILLIAM HELPS, formerly of Whitenap, near Rumsey, Hants, and late of Hailion, near Newark, was unop. posed. The insolvent is possessed of church preferment, amount- ing to nearly £1,200 a year, and Air. Payne stated, that in four years, if lie lived, all his creditors would be ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLBAS, Friday, Nov. 30. GOODrAN V. KENNEL.-.This was a- action to recover of the defendant the arnount of expenses incurred by the plaintiff, i in being wantonly rode over by the defendant's servant, William ! Cockin, at Lambeth, on the 19th of June last. It was stated by the plaintiff's witnesses, that he was crossing the road near the Three Stags, in Lambeth, when Cockin rode ...

... -cOUR'rT-31.fAT1. 'fT!A1. OF, MiT~.-OF1ENEAL SIRt JOHN~ .MtIRATtUY, Th' Cor-Martial nopoititedi for the Triall of Sir 4O ed john Murray, assernibl on M6i6i4'i Willehiete r, . itt ?? eeral Sir. Alured C qs~gt if a lh. ibv hiigbeen s 5'u.t~ii ares.q hi ~tvhicih were ihree'i inutinihar, r~iad, the Deputy Judgel. Advoiabte,'!,11r. b~irpent, . trdressed die Cove izr great xli lIengthl. AfAfW 'some ...

... COMRT OF COMMON COUNCIL, 116iidsv 8Court of Comilnot Council; vis hield, pur- I Simlat SU a herlilisition silguedl by ui.ny Members of the Courtr, fortbe- prpose of co sidering a inofign fhr ani i Adcfress ?? oegent OR tie' recent cruel per.. tectution of the Protestabts inl the South of Vrmnce. Mi. W aitilniil observed tli at the proposition he 6shuld sulbuit, nas onl aimportanrt a ?? os tw : ...

... COUiVLI' (F KING's BFlNCII, Nov. 27. It; I 1JtV - 1. . - 1 1Lfl'' _ __ -, N4o'ViCF, 'It) 111W 'ROFESAWLN. I 'th e Court gavenout ice, t I at It I ley wouldsiitat -i'rieant's Thi Hall jon Thur-rday, zire iili 'Mt`Jaonraryj 1817, for if the purpose.-of d is Iisilg of thle rcruintiliuii new tridis C Iiovt'd fihy ire hi at 'Term. I IUSONF~IlS INt Ti/I WING's PEINCFI PRISON. It he. Coort ...

... TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.-4-TWELFTH DAY. HOU&8B OF 1LORDS, Atlofrdoa, Oct. 16. dc A ORD was milled iii to speak to tiletniharctckr qti Il t~s~ sitncS ~s~t~t.A.MC~R1 v~oe tid t pes jetiouss i ?? in his Majesov's Sersice. ComittaludedU ZIIe P icrs;s R~emem~bers VW. 1t_(,rjiugt.oit serwing~ol board as qitartcr learner *was neier railed iarwsthtuq5ii 5 suase wf~s i' bd hecoaitandof lce ¶ip.At ...

... cotNSISTOitY COURIT OF YORK. ltOLY AND ~t W lti V. tHE IttV. ,lilOMAS COTTER ILL. :F'r;duyq, July 0'8, 18O20 Al Ver. llo u' ?? tile judtttieit of the CDot ill rliti aove ineiprtillt ctie . Tle quiestion Jor nmy decisluti is opgtt fi of r articl's imiptitittg-to t'ltkev. Lr r. Lottetill, tbe NDilitstir of S . Puil'als Slibeleld, irre--ullil)y in) in+troduchig -:audticau-inig is to be, si))g il ...

... COURT OF CHAXCERY, Tuesday, July 29. BEER V. WARD. Mr. HART shortly renewed his motion, agreeably to the sug. gestion ofthe Court at the lasthearing, forputting the heir-at-law in this long contested cttse in possession. Air. ?? iIraEt5.L opposed the motion, chiefly on the ground that notice of a motion for at new trial had been given on account of a misdirection of the Judge who tried the ...

... ?? ?? SmsslOXs. Thp flpnp-nl I c--- C!A- __ _ - 1. I li ne Ueneral Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this Countycommenced at ?? yesterday, before the ilON. MR. JUSTICE BALGUY, (CHAIRMAN,) And the following 2Magistrales:- Hon. H. M. Cavendish. Francis Hurt, Esq. Francis M undy, Esq. M. P. W. D. Lowe, Esq. William Evans, Esq. ?? P. Robert Ilolden, Esq. W illiam Webster, Esq. E. S. Chandos Pole, ...

... U A p ' 17~ I p 1. A L ?? ~ . .. r - MAIDSTONE, MARCH 31. The Kinq v. Livesay, Hardilng, ?? to ?? was an indictment preferred at the in- i ;es stance of the Lord Mayor of London, as conservator of the River I Thames, against the defendants, the proprietors and assistants at I he the MWoolwich Gas-works, for committing a nuisance, by causing certain tar, ammoniac, &c. the residuum of the gas, ...