... 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 ...

... =4-- OrPrasG nr TITE COrURT Ot COMMrON PLEAS TO TIHE BA[R.-u1i Fl'iday the Kinig's warrant Ul(1er tbe Sign Mtl'aull was reasl iI tile loui Law Courts, byv vliell the right or privilege of provtveehthsrto a tonapaly enjoyed by the Srje.uints at Law, was thricwn o01c0n to thie ?? adtlarge. Mm o tite warrant was rea-l iii tbe Coult ?? Cihticery, thle Lord Chancellor said it would be percireie ...

... Wm littelli-oclice., d ADVANTAGE Or Gotai TO LAW.-The Court of Chancery was occupied on Thursday and Friday e with the ease of Price v. Williams, when it was agreed between tile parties, that they should] pay r between them thecosts and proceed no further with the cause, in which there were 65fl exieptions. In the Court of Exchequer yesterday, an in. g formation svas tried against Mr. ...

... Uaw futelligritte. e it _ Fe- Co02NcEL TO FELON6.-Thse Bill for allowing J hle Counsel to persons aceused of lelorny prsvides flint s als the evidence, iboh for the pcosecutionl ond tle ( ICC- defence, shall i)e givecl befoie tile Cou asel for I P the prosecution addresses tcle Je ry, and, a*rie r Igh he has dlone, a Counsel or Attorsey may addless a at the JUrY flrl tile aseeIsed. Thle ...

... ?? fIntcIlutgrre. . On list Wedueail, in tile Exchequer Court, Gimilidlall, il a trial ( B~rowji v. RIobson arid others) t for an illegal and excessive distress, Mr. Platt con i tended that if a lanildlordl employs a broker to levy a distrss, lie is liable for all the broker's acts, al- thoigh i he may slot be present wbera the distress is ymadee; ataide in thisoaipriinin ?? urSdieaar'ed'-0 ...