... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... aw 3I1ntelligence MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-A NuISANCr.- Monday Hienry ifir-koar, of College-street West, Cauiden-town, Dmarinc storckeeper and copper- smith, was indicted fur a public nuisance. It was provedl by the defendant's landlord and several neighbours that for a long time ?? has been in the constant babit of annojing, in every possi- ble way, the inhabitants of the sticet which had the ...

... Eaw fintrui-Itt'llcr. it A decision has been Ieel 3 giree hc t as it) Subiscription lhemila, tu tcd i id lsiable to tlhe dot lor 1uoc titer decision, latel I ' ci ' re to rth i j, h'es retfly o'pposi te to tile dieetstoti Or lii ,I essioners of toxes for this Culutmits CI ' g Cltarges etf sairi C:. ci' i taxes tom sI , C0 ates moouit be oubeta, t1inted by e-- o pam-ty ehar-ed has leert in ...

... ?? - Uaw 111telliffellre. IMPORTANT DEcISInN RELATIvE TO SENyS'F WAGES.-Thlurseday week tile case bhow n the I seamen and tle ship owners of the Fynze was de. i cided by the magistrates of Soutih Shields. l heC h seamen, who had refused to sail untder £5. ner F voyage, when tile general snderstandi0g had been t £4. and had been superseded by other men, de. mianded their days' pay since their ...

... Uaw i?? ATTACK UPION AN Iti'l JGDGtE -(Ole day last weeh inie if tbe jilrg-es ret ool)il)g fitti nireel stitpped for a few utinttteS to change to:rtses at a village il ?? Queen's CotuntV. D)rinl the short dtelay whiela occurred, be millibledl aiout the pre- inise, and by ittistahe went intl the stad of at tateful hIoplipeeper, wieree lie soon founid I hat hie hutd nst the law iai his ton ...

... IRELAND AT'rRocliUS 3]I:IRDE'R. ( Fria Siveart's IDublino Diutch.) It is o)ur paintful doty tco htle thio (la. to record olle * tile ?? Sileelull (iidil hlivl uiluldersthat luiilwt appeared in the darl ii orf crimner perpetraired b th-e *thd.d pejlisotry of t1be south ot Irela] l. Ihe iN ho go C are the purtticuars:- cuptahi Constllatine AMavuire, a gentlesnan pos. suvsing S11it1' pnopertY, ...

... ASSIZE I.YTELLTJRYC'AE. CHEISTlERO, APRIL. 3. Dansoo v. HanImqli' (hind Others, and MLi ertern of Il1o Ayvtiljric U14i'm 0L1'iJi~rany. IBeftoe Mr. Bfain, &iflItd anol thy followvit'- Speciatl Jury : ?? Dinol, oif Lilticton, Esq. ; 'lThos .Johnt. stooe, if'llnghlwtoll; SAiL meteor; 1Edo-are Iifontsl, at Ilit~iohU111IL1, merUIchanit; W~ili. Xcitabl~s Cii bet, Laj Ac, Esqilh it IJali,' aT' mj'tin ...

... I BERIONET-IsmItE SUIBiEP. ASSIZES . Trhese assizes ciniumiceced at Dolgelley on the d 10th inst. lI. Justice Vaughans inas met ahoataive v o'clock ini the crvening ?? 1l-slui Reveley, Lsq t (who represented the high slerilf, Job in (Jrav lardford, Escq.) tnidl a large ?? of genitle- 1, 1ne15 0(d fveelhcidesF, aticl escs teld ihti tile ,i wn It The alliwlia gilltlctnen wei e sworn (in thlt ...

... SOUrH WALES. - - . -- {\ - - aX 11'V I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -car Coerisrievs IrcsQ ?? t1he 24th tilt an in- hie ?? %VaIle]l l before HEenrys Maybery, Esq. coroner yie r lirecwshire, at tile house of AMr. Jottes, of his watgrithin, in the palish of Merthyr Cynnog, (Oa I tbat Courtly, (m viecr of the ?? of Mr. Joes' a I ?? I IhO abhout 13 years old. 'flie deceased was his oalad lead in his futher's ...

... 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 ...