... iarm covim, or ?? a .11 the bar at his CQouit, a Ielacd of rotnmat slehaa rane ons _a -. thasiase P'nises. tate wtnasavetisssd inmsde rift the t llt attached ta ttv o'oliee Ore, irt she.wrad set saport for tr j reeriasioss affemicanstca . ~ nens.. 'llaelabel ,taiseesanc& s eae thembsial Airernaileaaisar asstalt sswila intent to ravish. .No o6jetimn' belwg ?? to she rele-aney of ,he.indiet- n ...

... | ?? $C0URTYESTERDAY. Vesterday Mr. Triil Hali, as ItOiwm lenens of the Recorder, AlWermari Atelier arid Diwxon, were on the bench. JWo- Zatwless, a yortth who is well knowia at the bar irs Oreen-street, was indicted for-stealing fiveeshiliings and thice pxeiice, Ithe property of James Colemnan Mliza Coleinah exatmireid-I am the wife of James Coleman; I was paying a womall if] Britain-street ...

... 1: LONDON POLICE-THE FORCE OF LOVE. I r T - . . - US'IOX-H. tA..-A cow-keeper applied for advice under the following ?? stated that he was much an- noyed by ia female, who haintedl him dav arnd night. He | could go or) where that she was not after bim. Mr. Davis-[ suppose the girl is it, love with you, ? Applicant-That is the fact, your worship ; when Tgoee out of a morning, with my pails, she ...

... I [,-ATULTRDA Y. BOW-STREET.-Tlie driver of the cabriolet, nurmm- bered forty-one, was summoned before Mr. HfALLS, to an.re r the omp;lint ofl M. Robert Pa.in. Tlhecomplainant stated that lie called the defendant's cab on Wednesday, and was proceeding to step into it, When he perceived that the driver was inside the cab, and did not exhibit any in- tention to get into his box. He desired him ...

... COURT OF COMMON lPLBAS.- TRRsDy. 1 (Sittings in Banco J GRAnOxr-o v. DENTrON.Mr Seijeant WILDE obtain'd a rule last term to show. cause why the verdict that had been. found for the defendant in, this case should not be set aside and a new: trial had on the ground that the verdict ?? against evidence. The action was brought to recover da. miages for a' loss which' had been sustained by the ...

... -pOLICE. L - ?? 52kANSION HOUSL - The following 'ase cdmeaon bfore- the Loan MAYOR on Friday. The house of ur T..Carman, of Ut- Newgat6 street, was found to be on fire three times iri the-course-of four days, and one 'of the Worjdnen was taken up on.'suspicion, but afterwards dischtrted' as thefe was- no ground for supposing him guilty. Anne Davis, a girY about 14, the only witness against hin ...

... COUTRT OF CO\TNION PLEAS--T-LoNDPN, Jumt 1 I). ?? BIsES OF EXC1'ANOEL---N 'OTICrOF. PROT05T. . LAU1TTE AND OTHERS D. SLATrn.---This l-as an action on a billofelcliaznge, brought b)y the J'laintiffs, Who o'are bqakerr *at Iajis, against the defendanit, a bookselle-at Oxford. Thedlatter Was the Irawer of' the bill in question. uIOtU a person qf .-lze namle of Tebba for 31 a. The defendant ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENGH.-Tui-sDim.. [London Sittings before Lord TENTERDRN and Common Juries.] REX, ON TTIE PROSECUTtON OF1 SCALES, V. WItLLIS.- The above wras the first case inf this (lay's list, and the Jury were called by ,mr. Bellamy before Lord Tenterelen came into Court, the defendant's attorney objecting, however, to an- one that came from the prosecutor's W1ard. Wi'hen Lord Tenterden ...

... COVRT Or CIANCERY-THUBSsDA. EX-PARTL SCOTT, IN T}lF MATTER OP PFACOCK, A BANR- IIUPT.-Mr. WVAXErIE.LD stated that this twas the Petition of illr. Scott, the petitioning crelitor under the commission, adi d it prayed that lhe might he at liberty to inspect the bouks of aiccounits of the bankrupt-tlat the deposition of a witness in support of the connmissioll, wiho is now( dead, mighit be read ...

... V10 ICIL4.NBLL ORS 00 tIOUR ?? -rDIESDJ J UDGMENT. WILDINkG V. ]BOLDF.N.-The VICE CIIANCULLOR delivered judgment in this matter, and ?? all the facts of the case with much particularity. The hearing of the ar- gument of Counsel occupied seven days. T, e object of the petition was to obtain the re-payment of a sum of I7,0001., which was said to have been taken by collusion and fraud. It ...

... liCE- GI,'iOE LOR STCO IUJA ._ _ilOXDAY. I irN6M U t T I 1 o Nai i 0)rullI-tz V., l3AC E t tS A.Ni) A-'rOTMIE;R.- ' NVhis wsa hi illled fi the sinecific lierffolrlm lce of anr i'reeroelit. Ilr the ear Ii i I ani estate vas conveyed to Wifiarn Aiaswortl i , decewsed, in iee sinmple, S tbject On ly to the riglt to the mines ulier the s d.1 Ainswolth liv his will devisedl this property to the ...

... COURT OF CHANCER Y.-SATRDAY EX-PARTE SCOTT IN THil: MATTER OF PEAcoc0c.-TIis aip- plication, nia(le a fewz days since by Mr. Wakefiell, that depositions (of a Witness nlow, dead) sworn in support of the eominission of baluhruptcy should be read in evidence, in aln issue directed to a CouLrt of Law, to try the validity of the commission, and that certainr books of account ordeled to be produced ...