... WIM B COURT OF KING'S BENCH. for 3 c-rmV. TcontEN-T'ris was ali action Olt a po I;Cy of irrsurrare SubscSr ibedi by the defendant f,,rI 2£1,000. 'Te plaintiff a ca, al carrier, isnsared the Tu gloos to he carrited i;l thirtv specified boats, on Ric the canal between Lononin and Wolverhampton. Ali Birmirzgham end. 'Manchtester, from tie 10th of the April, 1828, till tile 10tir of April, 1829, ...

... EXUtI6ON? OF JAMES CUMBERLIDGE. I I . I A. Oh Saturday week, this unfortunate criminal, th !V. who wasconvictesi at the last assizes, ol setting ' . fire to several stacks andl other property, helongiig a to Adr. Le, of Sidltington Hall, in this count c In was executed on the tdrop in font of the gaol, in an It. Chester. It Appeared evident that up to the an shour at nhicb tliea roedon letttrs ...

... GLASuow, EXECUTOR, V. tlXON. This was ?? aetion brought, on 'l'tursvay. by the plaintiff,'es eltetutoi of tlhe late Gcner al Se~httcht against. th~e defendan!, Mics Dixon, to reveorr back thle sum of £.ioot atleged by ce defedanlit to hlavt hieei received) by her -sn a gift f oot tbe testator twit months before his death. 'I'he testati vwho had set ed ses et ci ycai s inl C-scud and oibel ...

... lu , il , .T.A* xhr..v;_ : ?? . I Ci9URT OF C PIANCERY. CONTEMPT oF CeoUr,-rllesday, SirE. Sngden I inade a, application fir a Sergeant-at-Arms to at. a ?? two defendants, of the rames o laurns and ; iIlacikvell, fory*cnictempt of Court. In suppoit of j his ?? eh read the affidavit of the bailiff of the hn`dred of Scarsdale, oho. hal hbeen ,mn- poleicd to take the dereniitlats it(IToeistody. ...

... Law 3latitgence. Lsws AND FLAWS. stl.e sa. court, oil Thitrs- ir Iday, Mr. Hamphries inoed r leave to show cause e fry Joseph Browvn shir ol mit he entitled to be le blought tip on a writ of Eabeas Corpus. Brawn, th who is at present confined in the gaol of Glamor : .ganshire, had been prosecuted ih tile Ecclesiastical p Court for defaination of H-annaht Birch, by circuo 'I latiug reportsof ...

... 3jaw , I COURT OF ARCHES. II;NRICI( V. REiNRICK. K Wednesda v , was brought forward an appeal rout a serltene by a judge of the Colisistory Colurt. Originlaly irq. Keilrick commenced pro i eediytts against her b sband for a divorce, by reason f cruelty and adulterv. Mr. Kenrick then a propl undled a couliter pica, denyjig the charges, e | nnd promnoting a charge of alelltery against his a l- ...