... COURT OF CHAACERY-WEDXUADAY. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. VANSANDAU V. PenER MOORE AND ANoTHER.-Mr. KNIGHT, in pursuance of the directions of the Court, proceeded with hils arguments on the same side with Mr. Heald, and against the 0 demurrer. He first adverted to the point as to the defect of par- 0 ties, and contended that upon a bill of this nature such an ob- o jection could not be raised. In ...

... OLD BAILEY.--u OLSD B3AiLEY.-TuESDAY. ?? Mir. Scrjeant Arabsrt.1 AN iNGENIOUS FRAUD. JOHN WORLEY, a man of respectable appearance, stood indicted fer obtaining several cheeses of Mr. Carriagton, a cheesemonger, tinder false pretences. The facts of this case have already been published in our Police Reports. The pri- soner called at the shop of the prosecutor, and purchased a small quantity ...

... ?? L5endon, before the C9elEF JUSTICE and aSpe- clal Jury.] NNA MATILDA MORGAN V. LAMBERT.-Mr. Serjeant PELL ated that this was an action brought by the plaintiff, a little rl of nine years old, to recover corupensation in damages for in injury she had sustained through the negligence of the de- fendant's servant. Tile plaintiff was a minor, and appeared hete by her next of kin ; she was the ...

... I COTYRT OF DELEGATES, DOCTORS'COMMoNS ?? ETIIOWDAT. Upon the sitting of the Court this morning, the etcrnal cause of Baiscot v. Bftrcoa was called on, when Dr. STODART (Senior J ie) directed the Registrar to s'.a warrant to the Judges i the Superior Courts, requiring their attendance to ?? a material point in the cause. Tbe Learned Doctor took occasion to observe, that one ?? parties In the ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFEEWS, ef e. A member of the Stock Excehan'gc was oti Fridny exa mined and reriidnded frorn t'le Malnsido Hlouse, charged with. einebzilihng 930J), the, propieity of a clergymnan 'in e ie He had be6oziie a' victim to the recent shaire6 mainia Oi Satuday last a house in the nlorlth-cast afwle of Brunswicli-terrace, Brighton,, fell witb a' tromnendnus cas i, alind was in one ...

... CtrTINGS OF RANESXFIS' Co VI1SSION'EllS TO BE HOLDEN IN THE MYTF ANID NIEGIlUOUgHOopi DUI5NG THE PRESENT WEER. Feb. Nanme. - ietevg. Hour anl Place. 1, Moreton, R., Westbury Wilts, 7Rd meet. 1, Commercial- corn-factor ?? J Rooms, Bristol. 2, Hopkins, J. Llantrissent, Gla- Choice ?? Inn, morgaushire ?? Merthytidvi. 2, Peirce & Williams, bler yr. Dividend. I], CstIe Inn, tidvil, Glamorganshire, ...

... OLD BAILEY. TRIAL OF-PROBERT. Th.e first prisoner pitt to the bar on Tfiursday aind Wiltiwn Probert; he wag respectably dressed in a blaek coat and waistcoat, 1reb breerles end top-boots. IHe appeared in ?? health and spirits; be did ntot sceal It lbe ;i Ithuealat fear .i to thel res.qlwt of hisr tfial. Every eye in Cosrt ,wag fiscd upon hirm oost stdfastly. He wan put oil Wie8 tgital for ?? ...

... Last week, the son of Mr. Townsends of Stoke Newinrton, in enden- vouring to get behind a fast-going. Coach, had his pin-cloth -caught by the rapidly revolving wheel, which immediately drew him round with it. so as to hatterrhis head, &6. and kill him onl the spot. Exaicuflo.-On Wednesday, sentence of death was carried into executioi at thle old Bailey, on W. Lintot, aged 23,; WV. Waltker, ...

... IIICGI CoURT OF JUSTICIARY. irs hit who had been indicted for mobbing and '707,ht. who ait thzat time abscondedfrom hisv driedl C t~ifl~ Mr DIt13ollan Matheson, now surren- flil t DY eaidthe awvard of the Court, which will dere'i i actoraaninetl; in the mean time he is admitteda ist o alled against 7i7liartr Watt, late clerk I l~eioic ^i;ssi'J. X'v. Jolie, WV. S. accused of fraud, rvavi.l of ...

... f HIOUSE OF T.0L5IS, TJONE ?? MLjor AYExiS. MAcKAY, for himself and his Son, cil *aminstth e The Right Horlourable Ease Loan PLEAY.e The question involved in this case was, whether the re- Y spondent is entitled to hold the estate of Reay ill fee simple, I or must remaint subject to the fetters of an entail contain- ed in the contract of marriage of one of his predecessors in B 1732. The Lord ...

... 'tAthDLESRX $ESSlN.s'5 RUPTURE BETWEEN StirL ALLEY AND ME11 C. atnS tIII LLIPS. dec In the course Of a trialo Saturday, at Hicks's Hlall,:in see whic a oun ma ofthename of' Robert Neale was in- dicted for an assault on' Mr Lenmintg. a coils'alb of Wap- wa~ pitg, dir Alley, as counsel foe the prosrcutor, - talild a wit- niess to show that the defendant Was acting riotously whben' the constable ...

... ctE1.EIIAL COURT MARTIAL. Held a. U Park Camp, Jamaica, Oi the 2tl and 28d Sep- r ternter iSSd-, for the tial of Quarter-Master Callagy of. the 92d regiment. Horse Guhrds, 21stJniuary 1825. At a General CourtMartiali held at Up Park Camp, Ja- maica, on the 22d and 23d September 1824, Quarter-master Daniel Callagy, ofthe 92d regiment, wasarrsignad upon the undermrentioned charge, viz.- . : ...