... 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 ...

... ?Llw Elatelliontre, LANCASTIER.-BulltA.il nF Puon)rloE OF R RIAGE-l if. Sc)geallt ACleily M3r. S atic,,ned iIr. ?? eo 1ilOcteil tie, plinlifi's case 31r P[ollock and 31--. %Nig ltuI tal tile deJicfc, 'Tile (la ?? %Cre laid a~t £:3,1t0, PIC learlied scljeant, in stating the case said his client was tile dilaighter ji a homl~C farmer tiear Nalil'iell ill th is to ald it) t s year II shil (til a ...

... I Eaw On Thursday Mr. Commissioncr Dubois, Kings gate-streut Court of Requests, took occasioll to in- form several Licensed Victoallers that no persmo wa answerable for another person's deht or debts unless hc gave an uindertakitig in writing to that cffect. Eo rregi-tted, lie said, that ignorance of this fact had isivolved several tradesmen, but espe. cially paiblicans, in very serious losses ...

... . Uaw 111toilloollreo INSOLVENT DEI3ToRS' COURT..--RnBBEnT BY A SON-TVIE CAUSE OF A FATHER'S INSOLNENCY. -Andrew Greenaway, a baker, was opposed in person by a creditor whose name did not reach the reporters. It appeared that the insolvent had given up his shop and business to his son. He had received nothing for the good will. The shop he said was of no use to hins as the landlord had taken ...

... ILa EntrlfigUllCe. TNStlVENT DEBTORS' COUR.-T-IN RE e WILLIAM KLN5IRICK.-TIt this case a question of v co-siderable importance arose. 'the ojpp-.iogL Y creditor (Mr. Watson) has, shire the claim madle t by hi in ?? the insolveit, evl isted as a pri o ae y in thle Hon. the Eart India Cotispany's Service- g Mr. Co k (vonuisel for the insolvent) said t hat the opposing creditor had left this ...