... otilty 4OC 4h 4fA PATENT RIG1iT8. V. ASIAt1SDEN.-The SOLICITOR-GENERAL stated, that in this cause he had to apply for an injunc- tion ex/pnrte to restrain the defendant, his workmen, and agents from infringing the plaintiff's patent formaking gas pipes. The bill had been filed for this purpose, and it alleged, that some time previous to 1825, Mr.Whitechouse had invented a new tnethod of ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOWS's COURT.WEDMESDAY. BRYANT V. STOREY.- His HoxouR observed, on taking his seat this morning, that he had received a let- ter from Mr. Bryant, one of the parties in this cause, complaining of the Order which, it appeared, had been pronounced against him. The terms of the letter were not at all objectionable, and, therefore; he should not do more than repeat his conviction that ...

... OLD BaIL e Y.-SA TL1RDAY. BURGLARY. JAMES BUTLER was capitally indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of William Baylis, and stealing therein various articles, his property. Charles FrederickJames: Lives opposite the house of the prosecutor; on the 6th Dec., saw three men standing at the prosecutor's door; one of them (prisoner) opened the door with a key, and entered the house. ...

... I I _ AFF LICTING CASE.-A poor wandering Irish female was found dead in a shed belonging to a farmer, at the village of Crick, near Chepstow, on Wednesday morning, having lost her life from the intensity of the cold of the preceding night. There were three children with her, the eldest about eight, and the youngest about two years and a half old, from whom it is found that their father died ...

... . Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a respectable Jury was impanelled at the Red Lion, in Parliament-street, be- fore Mr. Gell, the Coroner, to inquire into the cause of the death of Win. Tooke, jun., Esq., who came by his death under very distressing circumstances. The Jury having been sworn, proceeded to viewthe body of the deceased, which they found extended on the floor of his bed ...

... VOL ICE. -: = C V 0 [SATURDJY. MANSION-HOUSE.-A6young mn'ann..hned THos.TAY Wn, was charged with having robbed Mr. David Grant, of No.`2, Philpot-lane, of a diamond pin.-Mr. Grant- stated, thatsat about two' o'clock 6n- Friday afternoon, as he'lwas going down Fish-street-hill he ,was shoved aboutin a crowdby some persons, of whom.,the prisoner was-one, The pri- soner took hold of hirlmby the ...

... DI4BOLItujL OUTRAGE. [FROM THr LEEDS M]RCURY.j The sudden and unaccountable disappearance of a re. spectable 'youing man from Wo0dhouse, about six weeks ago, who has never since been heard of, has- spread'suspi- cion that the practices of Burke and Hare are not confined to Edinburgh; but have extended to Leeds; and the following alarming occurrence, which took place ?? evea. ingo last, has ...

... JETTOID RSDSS IONS. [Before tile Rev. J. R-udd, I-. Galy Knilight, Esq., NV. E. Vcrnun, lsl., and other hA gistrates] F IGHTI- ATl OLLERTON. JA.1 A S EM USCR)I(FT, RICHARI) HILL, NIA'1LTEW RO]3INMON, and PHILIP SAMPSON, were indicted for a riot ; aod i; other counts of the indictment they were ?? with assaulting the constables of Ollerton and of other places, in the execution of their duty. ...

... C('URTT Of KING'S BENCH.-MONDA1Y. CRIMIIN-AL INFORMATION. Mr. DENMAN moved for a rule to show cause why a criminal intofmation should not be filed against Thomas Tracey, Esq., a Magistrate of the county of Norfolk, for improper and illegal conduct in the exercise of his functions as a Magistrate. Mr. William Dye, a gentle- man of the county of Norfolk, had engaged a woman of the name of ...

... MIA-NSION-.1OUSIE.-rALLY.ILEN IN COALa.-Yesterdav MIr . BRODRICii appeared, upon the part of the Corporationi of London, to prosecute two persons naused DAN-1PL BI- ?? and JASIJS BsMIIOp, for offenees ill the vending of coals. The City Solicitor also attended upon the part of the Corporation. MIr. W. C. ?? attended for the defenice. Mr. BIXoDRIca stated that the first case, vwhich was oe ...

... COURT 0 C[LINCLRY.-TIURsDAY. EX-PARTE )DE TASTET IN RIE PARRn,-Counsel were heard to a conclusion in this Bankrupt Petition, and judgment was postponed. INRE BERNARD ADmIES, AN ALLEGED LUNATIC. -An application was made by Mr. R1CICARDS, in this case, to hear the petition for a Commission of Lunacy. It was a pressing case, as the party was already in con- Ii u menlt. The LOUD CHANCELLOR ...

... COURr OF KING'S BINCH.-MONDAY. [London Sittings before Lotd TzNTERDEN and Special Juries.] FREIGHT. WALLACE AND OTHERS V. STALL AND AN- OTHERI.-Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS (with whom was MrI BRODERICK) stated that this was an action brought to recover a sum of 1,3901. for freight. The plaintiffs were considerable ship owners, and the defendants distinguish- ed merchants in the City. On the 17th October, ...