... uaxu lutriligmce, s, MAiSLAStGIITER, Rec v.Jatct.-Iit tile lail Court I on 'T'uesday before Ml. Justice Littladaili, Alt'. Golison moved lot' a eCrtioroari, to bring the dsi ?? tions in this case before the sulperior court, for ?? apurpose of the piisoner (committed on1 a ch aeel of manSlnlohtelr) being ?? to hail. The prisoner's affidavit statel, that at tihe timue whell Ythe allegcd ...

... ¶LUaW Eittellifellre. BAIL COURT A LOST JUaoR.-PIGOTT v. LONG; This was a question of remuneration respecting a disputed agency. the Jury having retired to consider their verdict, %were, on their return to Court, called over by the Registrar, when eleven only answered to their names. Inquiries were theu made for the twelfth gentleman (supposed to be Mar. George Drake Saiwell,) but he was nsos ...

... IN TfIE EXCHiEQ.UEiR OF PLEAS, ir'selinsle, F Hll, 1l N eNovembcr, I833. First Sittizijvs ini Mi ...

... Uaw DN'tworare. PALACE COURT.al to UAOLBY V . WAYLEiTT. Thusrilsda, Mr. olslisit, on behalf of thle (ler ilst. i R Mo)ved 'iir'a rule calling on the ?? ti s is I`case to shiiw cause why the hail IIondl, wlhich hail I e hf een gicen for her, appearance Lo, this action, Shousldl Id1 no tit be givn u to he canicelledl, aod tile psroccedii 51 ilgis in the nicman line 1ws siaredl; and alrso why pc ...

... ¶llW fatcfiitgrce. ; BRB,1CSI OF PROMISCE OF MAIARIAGE.-Jervis Ile- ward, aged 22, a native of Staf firl-Slire, lint now living as waiter at the George the Fourth I,:n, hi Purtwotd, wv as ploceil in tihe ?? at *or Couirit Room, oii Satu rdiay lost, ticfo:e Captain HUIII- phireys, earge-l wniti obtainigo money oinder Ialse preteuces, namiiely, in receiving a sovereign anni a half Irom Miss ...