... iRELAND. 0thslOU OWNS tboitti'sPO\iNl~.] Ml RDER 01 TIIE l EV.:.l . W\AISII ?? Art.. ?? -The ?? lowin.g prol(eedingafl on the p art of the (.svecunileat asuthoritis's inl elationl to. ?? ansr~trde in Carl v, hiav been ?? coUsitliuttiated( to tits' froiti an ?? COUrCC. In cutisequetice of sintm( inafisrnsaa tion's swsorn befotc \Irt Maion sv. st ipenldiacy Inagis rat, resoiigl Hlear lla~tin ...

... (611.EL11 hi U PETTY SI, ?? ti .v. | 1;t , ?? %, i \81 - [ r \. }, I 11( ?? E1 11, ] l.) 11!1.E 1.\11 t .1 IlMllil Ml Il)Il E\ ENi~:- \; H \ l N 11 Nh1l1t, X\l) I X).Ailli - Xl ;1 N Oii ;'lli I'll (.NI lii. ?? nr .! i't't Uy ?? - I vIki- h dai it ;it tile i - ?? w d- iII I ( l 'I s i, \ i, t :L II; I IL I ie1 I I-ItlIII ,LOtt iiL I- ?? !tr(eI of Ow! ?? ! :,:F t ?? ?? ( 1;eunr~ich ll ts b;> ...

... POLICE INTALLIGENCE. BOWV-STRE ET. 1ISi I-iF ar utBtiE ni -Yesterday Jamies' lodtie alias JoI.o- ne11, Hald '1oOmas Plc ki its ii .j Jttti's, e cre placed ut the bar befote MI. lalls, tor rc-exauiiinitioit, on I charge of having stolen a box of linen front a cart, the property of Mlr. Gireen- wood, a wine-mereloit, resiiling in Fenchttrch-street. It appeared that the hox was pl iced on the ...

... MANSION-nHOUSE. Joula Dixon, the driver of hackney-coaclh No. 1,007, was summoned before the Lord Mayor for having obstructed the passage through the King's highway. Thie street-keeper said that the coachman annoyed the whole street frequently, and had been endured a long time, on account of the uncommonly polite manner in which he received the threats and censures of the inhabi- tants. At ...

... POLICE INTLLIGBA CE. iIANSNON-HOULS. A waiterran, named J.ihn Wi right, was charged before the Lord Mayor * ith having 110jI grossly overcharged a foceign g6 lit-il.lsn tiscad Werth, for ross-ing him a short di.,tuce . n tie I Ivarnt'. It appeared that the complainant ordered the defendant to ris tot tat Euttivier stecali-vussel a few (lays ago. Before the t Io t hlla goef t or, it we a.s( ...

... LAWf I\TTEILLGEINCA'. HOUSE OF lOItl)S-AlPPEAIS.-- TuEssIAs [Before Lords 1.Vs srssvsr IV)FftIAN, the Earl of Divou, and other P'eer,]. rTlE EA RIL OF DU RIII AX 1. Ni A. eTOI AN i 011 1flEIS. Tlii case, 'A hick occupied tro lavs in argument, came onl again to-day. It wnas an appeal, it s ill be recollected, from a decision of Lord Chancellor Brougisam, dismissing a petition of appeal and re ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday a ladies' boot and shoemaker, named Cohen, was summoned before the Lord Mayor by a lady named Lee, Iunder the following rather odd circumstances:- t Miss Lee stated that she some time ago ordered a pair of boots at Mr. Cohnci'd shop, which is famous for neat fits. Ihe Boots, the upper parts of which were made of certain stuff which is generally substituted for leather, ...

... LAW ArOT1jGES-Tmjs DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN's-INN. Sittings at ten.Pnl lunatic etto Mibivard r Atkins, motion by ?? re Penell, by ?? v Bro n, petition by order. APEFALS.-Newton v Lucas, ?? r Cnrviho, ditto- Itenson v Beon, dijjo_-;'otts ' Osu ?? of St. Alblins v (ds;iii, ?? v Tlbe Earl of rlacclesteld, ?? v Doniovan, ditto %'ICE-CI1.!SCELLORS COURT, LINCOLN'S.INN. Sittings at ten). ...

... MIANSION-HOUSE. CASE OE GRIE.AT CALAIITY.-On Saturday Sir. Thornbor- row, of Lloyd's, appeared at the justice-room, to lay before the Lord Mayor a case of extreme calamity, for the purpose of obtaining, through his Lordship's assistance, some funds to reet the exigency. Ihe applisatio' related to the recentloss of the lives of eight men off Yarmouth, six of whom had left be- hind, entirely ...

... I CENT! If.' uII11.-3SA, CO? T.-SJTT'RDA 1, 1c t _ I -o- l' I'I ?? 101 I'.t ?? of Scot.; V, llin Hl ?? ott gold ?? 'onIli, 1 ?? i, 'i(Ioui' .idt' M I I i,' % ?? .' c. ?? , 'oinductid I I I II I I I m q I I ?? I 'I I, i itI ,yII r. C .l P if I o Iof . ?? , I1. .Iflietwetll' r i 1, 1Iw !-h' ,Ir, 1 I L ?? 1110,- tim'.lt O I1I r l , ?? ?? h, Il IIll' i I 51' i lt th II I i- 1 l40 II ;I p I TO' ...

... POLICE INTIVTLLIWENCE. a -e itI -u ni is orI MANSION-r i(T SE. Yete-rday a yarrng man si reel iolshm Thompso n who is bc- lieved to be ars w(n-erienced hanl at housebreaking, was b ors-lit hbhr re Sir C iapvsil a Marshall, s ho wat for the Lord Mayor, charged under the frllowing circumstances Alr,. Owen, the Ivife of tile proprnetor of the Ship public- house in Leaslenhall strect, Oilted t0iut ...

... COURT' 01' COMIMOAN COUNCIL. Ycsterday a ('ourt was held for the diipstcli of business. Alderman .M. WOO 1) returned thanks its the warmiest terins for the gratifying manlier in whichf he had been elected (ioveorei of the Irish Society, lie assureil the Court that lie si ould ' !xrt hiniselfto tbh utnio3t to puttan end to tile liti-I gation betwien that Society and the Fishmongers' Conmpan, of ...