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... COURT OF rN1CTftfllIt, Tf' il. SlTTINGS 11C ?? E TiHE IOliD CHIEF BAlR(IN. Prcrjrettp 'lirt.- Iiftii/Sr to a low; theC (de daclion tn 1 ?? if 1l1crest. 1riO ATIOR.tetNF-CGUNEORAT, V. Cit Rs IJ,0 (tl. This WaS ;l p:os-cutrion in stiruted by rhe 11or1 d of Taxes, and is of ge:ralra importalice, partrucslrly as :a cautiont to Money leners, and as a notice to borrowels, that they a re protected in ...

... I :A.1i:I.F. t - i- - +CMJRT QF KI~ Cs BENCH, - -- dniesday, Jan.. I . ; . DEA IT AT]OV .-I CMITTRU V. JACttS. -flr. GAR BOW stated the plaintiff's case, in. a ?? tfihugh flippatt ?? a late ?? iD the Court of Cnto:- ?? Conednil. Al. Jack.s ie lnideavrmiripg toi' t lrow an ocoium on ihe conduct yf Sir F inras Bardett, indulged'himself iu the f~idon inig 'words '- Whlat ouigh t ey to ?? rf Sir ...

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... Ij COU-RT O: 11 O. S BENH.- 5a00kg r. IrrL A - I i.s was en action-'for t-niagea the flefendant fiiviog se- % A the Cinf's fite M. 4.ioae; ss.ige nto Vhie, ltvinogin Sussex, nixd Mir. filtair, ?? hisi allt nvt a fongif man ot good edcationn. Takio- daii of izis tsfrition in) th~e fnatty, hie Etad maaed -rs2 1W. -so had -tak Iidrenlr, to, dejiart fiom hver dut, firc whicia ser tisltalid -ooc ...

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... OLD. BILE Y. FitA r1 coF1 AOIZwstried on an hndidtnient char- r, inghm wit eetn and' maimliug John. Clcir, with intent to WNi1 kit.l hint, or do hint s~rnse bodily harm, on'.thie 2oth of May tDY -last, in tihe p)rish of Wapping. rrommthe-testimony adduced in Support of, the charge, it ap- A pea'red tli i the pr isoner, w~ho -is 'a Spanish' Sailor, hrad served.ke on bo0ira's WIE-ist Indiaspas,. ...

... .7i,??.thblv*tf,-? .1 - . . I , - L . . M V .. . II Thle istntosns eimen'sced yesafeeiday^BefolI' tbe 20tiD ~Ishtsso¢' Mr. Justiee WAxi, Isardsf Woiabt~ M~r; sstiet Bttr.y ,ft114j' AECORDak, &G -- ' TkOsAS ?? the' Voulgetr, alfd NSMES H4AYDEN the-D elder,i were iudidd, the frnmer for stealing ?? bushels of wheat 'from the ,barn of Mr. Thomas Vaughan of Enfield, ale, tse 4th of Vecember, and ...

... -LAW IJN7tLIGJGMl. . ?? Moi}DAY, JUNDS-, g: This heing Whit-Monday, there wcue no Sittings in any oP Courts in Westminster Hall ,except- in the . q: :COURT OF EXCHIEQUEA. . Before ?? Chief Pai o6ad a Cbrninmn JiTr, :PLc5ELtOit A.ND ANs3,fiEii' ..OOFtRAZ This was an adtion onra Bill; of Jix-chng6e for 26ti. drawrf by ..a person of the ?? upon and accepted by the defen- dant in, favogr of the ...

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... OLD , )3AI., , Yetrdy tle l iey, .8easn *consnsneeA tbeftste,-n. .n t . ;tJusticefustrce BraaYY the Loa T ,c411 REt E co'Rrdbe'-Ft, re Gfisj t -f.'the *Hb se Roberts wi Tdidtied .fbbreibkisg of Corr'ction, _Crld Bathfields Wliile impriabned there by vir- tiieof three different wafrants under -the hairidf Nathaniv . COnanit, ESqg. 'pe ofbhis MajeeJs1iti' tices dE the VSadL for thi t. county::of ...

... 071XDER9 IV N:EW fGRA L.LAINE. PoLICE OFFICEs SHADWELL.O4ne of the Magis-! fe yesterday in allusion to the examination whiclhn ak place on the preceding day, of a inan named John ,ihlliams, observed, that in. consequence of sorme in- k, tjod he bad received, he went to. Newvgate at- (ended by an officer, with the Maul, which had proved b, I to the Marr family, to see a person of the name of ...