... LA WV INTELLIGENCE. CO1UiRT OF CHANCIE:RY, IU oNsoi.'sTsN-Faa. 14. ARRANGE.MENT OF BUSINMSS. Sir W. IIOtaN: at the sitting of the Court this morning took occasion to observe that as his Lordship would in a very short time be called ou to sit in the House of Lords for thc purpose of hestring appeais, it wvoucld be vory conve. ncient to the Bar to receive some intimation of the course which his ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-TiiURsDAY. (Before Slr C. Prpys and Sir J. BOSANQVET.] STOCKEN ?? STOCKEN. Mr. KiNrEnnsEY and M1lr. DUcKsWoRTHs were heard this morning on the same side with Mr. WmiAii, on behalf of the respondents. Mr. JAcon having replied, 'I'leir LortosnipS desired th. papers to be handed up, in order that they might look minutely into the valuations, be- fore they gave'judgment. L.EIOII ...

... POLICE' INTELLG.EA'CE. LA M B ETHI- ST RE ET. EXTOAORDINAnIY CIARCEe OF TELONOf.-V esterday Francis Maglilililz lit aman tlrecsel in tile galb of a mechanic, was brou-h hoe:\r .ILc ypwie consuible Robert roghlt b~rto -Mrlt. Walker, by psi ?? l hr Camp 'oni 11 i37, ?? de 101ioil~gl. arfge:- .lNI. IlotryPlti, a stilliltr,, of :3t, souttsampton-billdings, Chancerly-lane stated tiht sofli years ...

... MANSION- HOUSE. The robberies committed on board the steam vessels have now reached a mo,,t alarming ?? following case is an ?? of one sort of system of plunder:- A 15111000 of decent appearance. who said his name ma, ?? Wits brought before Alderman Cowan, who yesteiday sat for ?? Lerd Mayor, charged under the following cirt'um- stances A gentleman 5?anl5d Hilkewill accompanied two ladies to ...

... ?? 1R. HrDGER, Esq., Chairman.1 Jo/n Divine, aged 20, and John Mealinq, aged 22, were indicted for having unlawfully and feloniously obtained from one Eliza Nicholls, with intent to cheat and defraud, two shillings under the following peculiar circumstances:- The Pro~ecutrix, a poor woman, deposed she resided in Meadows-place, Lambeth. On the 4th instant the prisoner Divine came to her ...

... POLICE INT CB.IG M ARLHOROU (GIL STRFF.T Testeritay Captain Joh. Hr,,/rett it.N Messrs. IDyer, Conant. and Hall, no a.. 'S ?? Stephen Rumtbolt Lutshingtor. Fs, AI p ?? ain hostile mcancifestations toward hun ?? 1 , Captain. r Ir. Stephen Lushingtou linivirig entered tin oly, some friends and a solicitor, two, loiters t ron,.j e' ciisr-rd writing of Captain Hanchett, andt direce to t r handed ...

... OXFORD CIRCUlT.-WolcnsTUR, MACIIC lIJ. CROWN COURT. Thic oriiring ('kerles Price, wvho was yestertiav citpi-; talb- con vie-ted or bariing shot ait wvith intelnt to murder Thomas Gcrearra, cu of the( E~arl of Coventr%`s keepers, Wass brought up before Mr. Justice Park fur Judgment. Seti~tnce Itad been deferred onl the pri'cs'ding rice, in) con- sequence of an objection takcn by Mr. Godson to ...

... ,1111)/)LESEV sESSION-,?, t-,tle qa- Ii u. a.:,s ?? aoJ I I mr it iol, r 1;.1! ;ii di\o ?? !r ?? :, i,m : tie tioho Ind Vaulie,,n 41. 1axl:-- il, N't. In, - ?? ?? 1!1i apray',!t);1ulrI.bl,!e,,- 1 Xa t *1)o011. aill'i ?? +zi~t tr ito till ?? t.,rew jotI-lr: on_ Ant1!ic :iti^S,. ?? Il i. pslli'ni ite!* I 511i.: 1. :.1 i dItI Iz ( : sl- ?? it I.. m b! , ! I xio lr *l. lte \ 1 ( i: .i, I % it ! ...

... POLICE INIELLIGlECE. GUILD HALL. A poor Irish woman, whose name was not mentioned, applied yes- terday to Mir. Alderman Lrinson for his advice how to recover a lost child. Mr. Miller, the assistant overseer of St. Sepulchre's, stated that on the 3d of Mlarch a poor sickly bor, about three years old, was dropped at the door of the workhouse, sad the usual means were taken by advertisements and ...

... GUILDHIIALL,. On Saturday a gentleman named Chappell attended volun- tarily before Mi.r Alderman Thorrie, to answer the complaint of Mr. Butt, a solicitor, forcrasing his acceptance from i bill of exchange for £150., upon its being presented to him by AMr. Butt for payment. Mr. Butt stated that on a4ing for payment the defendant took the bill in his hitd, looked at it, and then said he should ...

... I 11 . . .. MARLBOROUGH STREET. The magistrates of this office were on Tuesday occupied in investigating the circumstances of a mysterious and most extensive robbery of jewellery, to the axmournt of 5000L., from the house of the Earl of Mexborough, Doverestreet, Piccadilly, and the property of that nobleman's lady. The nvestigation was strictly private, as it was feared that the purposes ...

... ACCIDENT TO LORD SUFFIELD.-On Tiesdavafternoon, as his lordship was riding down Constitution Hill, St James's Park, on his way to the House of Lords, his lordship's horse stumbled and fell, threw his lordship, and rolled over him. His lordship was picked up senseless, and bv the kindness of some ladies who were passing and benevolently gave up the use of' their carriage, was immediately ...