... C'ARNARVOIN (QUARi'ER SESSIONS. Thii J4tiItttatV Stt'tt Stoitatt 101) this gtioitl tatI, .4ti-te thefl.Irigt maigttti ' -L Iii' Iourr] Ettiirillsl, PIq Jis is IiiHittt 't Kett'.tN . J. aI lattic, tii~d Revi. Lewjijs 11ughes, I r It Ilnog. Add,, the Grtmlt iirvtercs-i- sworn, ilie clitairteon said, I. at 111oll , thto s I d t iltL itt' i th bs-enl stile! hlis I.Vclyj Vr frmutieit acidenil~t Wh ...

... OR_ list - oty, INSOILVENTI Els(RS' CiU RT Ilote Thlrsdlaytn hi olvet, named Guo. Qoiiltcicjr the was upposed byl llssrs. Davis,b lrslh aisoiactiiiers, of the StIraen1, as likewise by dir. Lkydi it furfier, c- of Castle strect, lilborn, alid b; ibJ I. gess, I is llrce-liaker, of Aldsur:galoestioei, for oi',iisio, ed. gools firin them unu!cr ?? piteilei lie lus - Supported , li 2,r. Coolic.-Tie ...

... ANGL.E.SEY QUAtTErR SESSIoNS. A Quarter Sessions was reti II Inv leatiniaris, on Taesday1 last before thce following tile eragistrates :-J. W~il ?? chi n H. H .mto an Jones, Lt. WV. 11. Iljugjes, Esq. Jo InsHapI n Lewis I aianplson; Esil. Joh;ir LeWis Hampton, Esq, re Jui livEc.sete. Wins. Thomas, aned tim el lies. Owen G. WVili ams. r John Lewsais l'fatripton, Esq. tooan the oaths and ma ...

... a.W Efltellint*Ve. e ALTERATION IN THE LAW o*I ATTAINDErD-By n e the 10th section of the law passed last Session, re e ?? to the Inheritauce of Real Prbperty, it is e declared, that after the death ol'apersonlAttainted, tl e his descendants may inherit notwithstanding his P ms attainder, unless his land shall have been escheated Sl e in conssequence of such attainder before 1,t of SI k January ...

... Uaw 111telli lice. 0 ex,' COUgT OF KING'S BENCH. 'ted This being the flrst day of Hilary Term the our Judges lid not mske their seats on the Bench util n ; balf-past one o'clock. The Lord Chief Justice in.E 1es, titnared to the.. Boru ttiat the Court would, untila ble further notice, hear mtioutiis for new trials, and and when those 'were disposed of, take cases in theE and peremptory paper; ...

... Uaw futilliontre. or z-rw ik COURT OF KING'S BENCH, fa If REX V. JOHNSTON.-The Solicitor General ob- ti: r served that in thiscase there liad been olitained a H a rule to show cause w)hr a quo warral swhoutld not ei id issue, directing the defenidant til-stote by what in is atiterity lie held the oftice of Aloerinan of the ev at City of Landon for tile ward of Portsskeu. As lie cn le could not ...

... SHERiFF' CI 11E NbI(rS il RE. I The~ Shari' of fJcabtgh, puestiulit [iithie. laws atranoidrinen set. hell hscourt at Lluiii ?? ThI' sda tb 2d tj5tt, when thefolsigse Ywastic .IONES'AND.EVANS se.WCfLLIAX KELLAWAY BOitiNG. e~ mi'. Gifftlti ~Stated thie Case to thie-jury tlhat th is kwasun ctin broughs~,by the Plainitiffs, a ic ale LIq Vnnery~mn-, EII(isiSt thleo'l 'fenldiaut,~ ho i d latv; ...

... Y'alu .ty Id, VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. O BowNv ti. LORU GRAtNVjLLrt.-'Ie case ?? he-l mf fore the cmiuit OVI Tbimr day npoen rintion, fir the i of dissolmtimn of an injunetion obtained by the plail t of til'again1st Lord -taiville restt'nining his lordship I' froin opening certaiim shafts and mines ol the aimnis I of the plaintiff i it Staffo rdshire. 'Ilhe questions is le the case dependetid ...

... ILaw Ente-Iliontce. ADMIRALTY COURT'. TuE BtlTANNIA-This case asV one nf a total abandoment, Ship and cargo were found stranided oo the Essex crrast by snore Harwicb fishermen.- An estimate having been given onl the owner's part of the valun of the shrip ;arid cargo, amounting to £800. tihe salerirs ohjected, and demanded air up praisemne,,t. 'The vabe appeared by appraisenierit ;to be ...

... alaw intetlligrlrr. ,If COURT OF KING'S BENCtf. ,as SwINriNsRN, ASSIGNElf OF ROISS, V. J(NES.- : ht 'his was an apftion brought to recover the ainwllit le. of1 certain pen'ilties said t1 have beent iicurrert bs ils the defeudait, acal.nrnerehant, ms(r tnking usutious tie jiterest nn a bill of exchauge for AI:;u. 'Ihe .de nd fenrdanit consented to isejvcuit the bill, stipulI tilig li that lie ...

... uttlu ?iltflliffvucv. n 8. couir' OF KING'S I3ENCEI. Coeo'lj v. 1JAt~r.ANTINE,7-Tl'lS 81111 all actioln of tresspa) 8 8iiid fiiise imprlisi31oilICIlt. T1h88 plai. tilf 1h1 8i ~lslo had car~ried (In a881 Cextte,ive -. ?? as. a pallI~br1k11r, a11d the defelslallt ,(82 r, o8e III the( Ajagistrates olI (fie T'harr1888 P(118l.e-ofiilee ?? 8ilt8 13988 all( 40th1 of' Gellrgeil.e Ii), 18 jI 'i-tv p ...

... Raw filtelligeliff. VICE CITANCERY COURT. A NEW MitD)S OF MI AKMOr .MOTI(N-His IInon OlI the Vice Chanceldlor On talkind his seat, statedl a that he had receive! ?? extriturditoarv letter from an individual nated Dennitis, concerning whathtail taketn place bhth in anli out of Court. The way e the letter came. aml its -tonttos were equally ex- irao;idittary. The letter hore the regalar post. ...