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... ?- Loaw is ?? Vice Chain- if. cellor yesterdlay VeicelciejiCIgn~~cilier Saidy !rCouncil in this case. ThecVieCline Icsi 1s1 their leeds1liipS hadl Considleredl [lie qiiestiiori before 0 tilsii, and were of opinio tn [lot, coiisi uh ring tile ardlsil naureof he ervcetheprivatoins that had ben snialnc by te sabrs, a il te long tim emloyd n te dtie, he uinawarded by til cort elus ws ot ?? hon. ...

... -MIDDLESEX SESSIONS .il-ovD.1Y. [Before Mr. ROTCri, M.P. anti a Bench of Mafgitratesj. The Court proceeded with the business of the Sessions at nine o'clock this morning, when the Grand Jury were sworn in; James Nicholas Esq., Foreman. Several excuses were offered, and among tile most pro- minent were the following :-A gentleman claimed exemp- tion from serving on account of his belonging to a ...

... BELFAST: QUARTER SESSIONS. , - - - - I .- himines -cYesterday, atbhalf-past ten o'clock, the Urown Ouui- - commenced at theseSessions, before William Mayne, Esq. Assistant Barrister, and the following Magistrates: Geo. Bristow, William Clarke, Robert Williamson, Cortland M. Skinner, Henderson Black, John M'Cance, Robert Thomson, Robert Grimshaw, and William Boyd, Esqrs. The following Gentlemen ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-MONDAY. SPENCE AND ANOTHER V. ALBERT. Mr. ALEXANDER appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. BAIL for the defendant. This was an action to rccover a sum of 261. 3s,, for goods sold and delivered. The de- fendant kept a hoarding-house, and there was no question about the supply of the goods, or about the reasonablc- noss of the price charged for them. The defence set up was, ...

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... ha ,n/ -n AA.. .. ? n, (1'rom the Nottingham Mfercury, Saturday, June 28.) as Soon after one o'clock on Friday afternoon, the inhabitants ne at the bottom of Beck-lane, Nottingham, were alarmed by de cries of ' Murder, atid a report was soon spread that a 0l. man had perpetrated that horrible crime upon the body of - his wife, at the house of Mr. Peck, two doors from the sign fg, of the ...

... P OLICJD INTELLIGENCE. SI AN'SIC (N-IOUSER. Go sir S:is ii(tito-tt Iiilond- nitorniitga 110sf extlordi- miry ioniti-e t pilttt inl twThe 'tiics lieftweit thle iIIiH1:ititL 111itl te ICmlict GilamQi1l otemititvti-ccI, thle f1illrti thie properly of thle Old aiiil1 tie li~ter flthe jteitjtett of tile XCii totipiLity tand yesterdtiy tiirti it i--el c I tLtei~l i tii II t dlIlItittIli nl ene rgy, ...

... LAP1 IIFXTRLLG3-N'TX'. COUK.RT o0 KIlNUS '31NCIIl.-TUi:}I)AY. Sii.,sgs at Goildh .tll, beforz toail D;iNMIAN tiiid :: C.Ofliloit Juiry .l p.OiiEItM 1. DIC.I!:S. Sir J. S;' AtI.EiiT, Ivith j lvoul wits Mr. AliXANDII, 1P- peVarIdl fub thle lairtiff; ol0 the ATTouNsx-Grasii. ltld Mrg. LoGGIN ii r tse dofetid:ailt. This esns an action to reerov-er the sinm of 101. 4s. fir mueat supplied for the ...

... CUR T fOF R-EQUESTS.-TuEsSDA1Y. TilE SPORTING 1)USTMiAN. 'i le dlefritletlt iii thius wtlltti seas otle Robert Green, familiarly hone Ia-z h the clalssipilieus of Iltetic-lttle ais the Sporting Dhst- it1 the p lanii tify s lotto Gotill, called by courtesy, ii dog - * iice i. e t pertongig - whto ftncies olher peoples dogs), nod I o eder ol syortilit dogs. flie so ilicil olt file part of ...

... 1; A SlYIrNkGS, TI'is b ,.1 . t i S} r couur OF CiTANCritY, liNCOLN'S INV Attorney General *'. Siore, appeal part heINi '* ViCE.CHANChLLO1t'; COIRT, LINCOFNs Peto v. Grissell, petition by order-Coic,. - v. Trace, ditto-Day v. Martin, dltto-Aino$rtif t, % ; -lDe cGulier v. Lacy, further dtrectionns, by 1d,) 'ib, C'AIJ utEs.BIteV. Foreman, by order-Thil'. t 11 n Wailtordl l-.iIaorch~lnft ...