... The Quarter Sessions for this borough commenced p on Monday last, before the Worshipful the Mayor, the il Recorder, and other Magistrates. The calender was unusually light, and con ...

... JrVestisnoter HIall.-New Courts of Law. T'be Hall is now entirely cleared. Tfhe Coronation galleries, &c. whlic'h were sold by Lord Gwydyr, as Lord Great Cham) berlain of England, to Messrs. Page and Co., and by tihen disposed of by auction, bave been taken awvay. A good deal of the property sold tilcornimonly well; much of the timber for instance, although it had been used, nearly produced ...

... COURT1' OF KIMNGS B2NCH, JuNV 1. Lord Sonsdes v. Fletcher, ClerAk-Mr. Selwyn stated to the Jury, that they Were eniopsnelledl Lo assess the damages 05n a bond for 12,0001. subject to a condition that the defendant would resign the Living uif Ket- rering, in Northamptonsbire, presented to him by tile phlirtiif, as soon as either of the younger brothers of Lord Sondes s0ould be qualified to h ...

... INQU ST Upon Mr. W. WELLS, of Bucking'ham, Hzeld on lFreelneesayI Nov. 27, bs/;ste Ml, . Ldsrsslhasll, sie 'of the Cerosibcs'ajbl thal coaity. [TFFh CiltCulls'rANCE WAS GIVFN' LAST' WEltE.] Charles (ross, of Tingewick, shoemalier, depos d, that on his roasd home frontn Butckinghanm iast MeInda' eveninig, I he 25th ht November, iv csitupanly with his ?? Dasriarat, lie miet a horse. aild gig, ...

... | COURT OF KING's BENCH, Mrstminster, April so. I: I -it, n flmane rirce-ml trt rn r THE MANCHESTER MEETING. REDFORD V. BIRLEY AND OTIIERS.--iMr. Evans moved fora rule to show cause why the verdict in this cause should not he set aside, and a new trial grant- ed. Hc said that his learned friend Mr. Blackburn, who l ! was leading counsel ibr tbs paintinfat the trial, excced-c bigly regrettetl ...

... LA-AK. I COURT OF KING'S BENCH. . Il'ay, Ea3. 26!. CONS'TUTIOW4A1 ASSOCIATroN.-T'RI XING V;. D'LAT.. It will be reuollected that at tlte laet Sjtisq ii-csb(rr ented iy the personts calihag- themaelevls - Tlie Qonei6#iuitrnl Asueciatioi;') went off for unindifferency in tdwe Slerifl: w4*te returned (te panel, hle being-in-effect ane eof thle rosepvo -s7*r*-HD a stbscriber to thle putrposem oft ...

... .JUR-Y COURT. ts- NWe are authorised to state, that in consequence-of . : the King's Birth Day falling on Tlneeday the 23d s 9. instant, the day axed for the Juryy Court rneetingi Tr Glasgow, and as it is undetstood that the btisirtess of t tile Justiciary Court wiilLcin-rtnue' beyond that (la ys I the J3ry Courit will not :sit until Friday ti6 2 6th, when the Count will 1be opeined by the ...

... COUNTY RATES AND TREASURER'S ACCOUINTS. Yesterday Air. AL.LEv moved three Appeals, froum the parishes of St. Marylebone, St. Pancras, and St. James's, NVesimitsrer, against the new rate levied oim the county (in the 10th January last. I-le stated that no hostility was meant in prosecuting these appeals, but to protect the community at large. '1'hc law did not allow any extra rate to be imposed ...

... I THE ADJOURNED INQUEST ON THE BODY OF' 1THE 31MR. GEORGE HARE.. 73 Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, pursuant to adjournment, 12 the inquest on the body of the above Gentleman, who was re- 12 ported to have been murdered a few nights back in Whitechapel, - as stated in our Paper of Thursday last, was resumned before Sir. 19 Unwin, the Coroner, and a respectable Jury at the Grove Morris, ...

... T1i? LATh DUEL IN SC?OTLAND. TRIAL OF MR. STUART. HIGHCOURT OF JUSTICIARY, EDINBURGH, JUNE10. It being understood that Mr. Stuart, of Deitearn, wosld this day surrender himself to stand his trial for the concern be had in the late duet, by which Sir Alexander B?swell, Barr. of Aechin- leck, came by his death, and the diet in this case twing also ap- pointed for this day, every precaution hod ...

... MANsIOk-MoosU.-Yesterday a boy named JONES was brought Into the Justice-room, on an officer's back, and placed before l Alderman Cox, as a vagrant demanding the Magistrate's peculiar attention. Tiw officer stated that in passing over London Bridige a few evienings ago, he saw a great number of persolis crowding round some object, which setmed to excite intense curiosity. With some difficulty ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTURS' COURT. The COURT last week gave judgment in a case which had been under its consideration for tomne time, and had been argued by Mlr. POLLOCK and Air. HEATH With great zeal. On the 5th of thIS month, an insolvent, named War. WoOns, came up to be heard on his petition to be discharged, and was op- po~sed by j'lr. Potlock, who took an objection it linline to the it-I *olvent's ...