... 'COURT OF KING'S BBNCH.-WEDNESDAYV (Sittings before Mr. Justice PARKE, and Common Juries.J FALSE IMPRISONMENT. BRENNAN V. VENABLEB.-Mr. POLLOoK stated that this was an action for false imprisonment. The plaiitiff bad been taken by the defendant, without a warrant, before a Magistrate, and accused of felony, and was committed and tried at the Old Bailey, and acquitted-the Counsel for the ...

... LMAYORS COURT-MONDAY. Tnz CORPOnATION OY LONDON V. JOHNNON AND OTHERB.- This was a case of Compensation under the City ,,f London New Street Act, for tbe value of the houses Nos 21 and 23, Nicholas- lane; and Nos. 1, 19, and 20, Clesnent's-lane, comprehending warehouse and chambers, held by lease under the trustees of the Earl of Strathmore, for 16f years up to last Christmas, at 4051. rent. ...

... COUAM OF COMMON COUNCIL. The following discussion took place stl this Court on Thturld5 laut. Our limits prerented us trom doing more than make a J aliustOD to it on Friday. THE PROJECTED NEW NORTH ROAD. Alderman WOOD rose to Move that a Petition be presented pIarllament on the subject of the new Road from FaPrint ion-street, through a number of streets, to the nelghbOtboodii Islington. The ...

... VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. WATTS V. COLBrURM.-On Saturday Mr. Knight obtained an injunction on behalf of the plaintiff, to restrain Mr. Colburn from publishing a weekly newspaper, called The Naval and Military Gazette, or . eekly Chronicle of the United Service, on the ground that it was a piracy on the title of a weekly paper, the property of Mr. Alaric Watts, called the United Service Gazette, ...

... HIGH COURT OF DBLEBATMS.-SiruWAr, Fzo.2. [Betore Mr. Justice JAMze ALAN PAaK, Mr. Justice LITTLUDALN, Mr. Baron VAuGHAN, and several Civilians.] ANDROMEDA. The KING'S ADVOCATE (aith Whom were Dr. PDiLLIMLORS and Mr. BTrHEBL), on the part of the appellants, stated that this was an appeal of vital Impoltauce, not only tj the highly meritorlous class of individuals who were the eppellaS, hot alo ...

... LAW S17 TINGS THIS DAY, TuESDJY, FEB. 26. COURT OF CHANCERY.-LINCOLN'l-INN (Ten o'Clock). ln re Bedford Charity, petition to be spoke to-la re Frank, lunatic petition, by order-Leith v Irvine, appeal, part heard; Gordon v Irvine, appeal, ditto; Leith v Irvine, exceptions, ditto. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.-LZ.COaw'.-IvN(Teno'Clock). Dawes v Dover, by order; ditto v ditto, to be spoke to-Peto v ...

... COURT OR CTANOPRY.-SoiTURDy4, FEB. B SMITH vt AsAus.--MTbais ca 8-,as afgaied on Thursday and Friday. It was a mnotion for tie dissolution of an Injunction, granted exparte, to restrain the defendant, who ls the brother- in-law of the plaintiff, fromt proaeeding on a cognovit, which It was alleged he obtained in circumstances diffeient from those under which he was proceeditg to use it. His ...

... MANSION.HOUSK.-THE PAUPER SWINDLER.-Yeattrdsy CLAnGOIS, the pauper who has defrauded so mauy parishes, w, brought up for re-exsmination.--A mechanic, named Theolbil, said that Clarges, who was a wrestler, picked up au acqalaintanc with him at ReadiDg fair, and afterwards called on him and of. fered him the duplicate of a watch for lOs., which witness gave him. He also barded him a sovereign to ...

... . In the village of Barrhead, two remarkably fine boys, both about three years of age, who had been out of sight of their parents only -a few minutes on Thursday afternoon, were discovered drowned together in a well. How this melancholy circumstance occurred no onexcainimagine. So limited are the depth and diameter of the well that, one poor little fel. low was found stretched across, ...

... COURT OF KING'S BEBNCH-THURSDAY. [Sitiligs at Westminster before Lord Chief Justice DRNmAW and a Special Jury.) LIVERPOOL PORT DUTIES. MAYOR AND CORPORATION OP LIVERPOOL V. BOLTON.-Mr. FoLcST, Junior Counsel for the plaintiffs, opened the pleadings, by stating that this was an action brought by the Mayor, Blailiffs, and Burgesses oftbe town of Liverpool, against the defendant, to recover ...

... OLD BdILEY (OLD COURI).-MoNDAY. [Before the REcoRDER and a Middlesex Jury.] THE LATE EXTENSIVE ROBSERY IN BARTLETT'S- BUILDINGS. GEORGE CONEY, aged twenty-two, and RICHARD SMITH, aged sixteen, were placed at the bar on an Indictment charging them with having burglarlously entered the dwelling-house of Mr. Wheeler, In Bardlett's-bualdings, Holborn, on the night of the 20th of January last, and ...

... COURT OF KIfNG'S BENCH-SAURIAY. CORN FACTORS.-CUSTOM. HareCH V. CARRINQTON.-TDis was au action for goods sold and delivered. It waes et down as a Special Jury, but was tlied by a C'inunimi Jury. The SOLICIT(oa-GuNERAL, for Ihe plaintiff: The Jury were met to try a most extraordinary custom to be set up by the brokers In the Corn Market. He said brokers, because they were merely brokers, ...