... COURT OF REQUESTS,-TWIZIITECRAPEL. A JEU DIESPRIT. Yesterday, Solomon Selev, a really rolantic.looking swain,' notwithstanding his hebrew extract ion, summoned Philonel Harvey for twenty shillings. When requested to detail his complaint, Solomon in- fused into his physiognomy a due proportion of love- lorn expression, and stated that he had rented apartments from the defendant for a ...

... OLD COURT. Mr. Justice VAUGHAN and Mr. Justice PATTISON took their seats on the Bench at ten o'clock. ADMINISTERING POISON. Isabella I-lopes, 20, was indicted for mixing a quantity of arsenic with tea with intent to poison Elizabeth Ccimi- bridge, on the Gth of November last. Mr. CLARKSON stated the case, and called the following witnesses:- Mrs. Elizabeth Cambridge sworn Is a market-gar- ...

... -PDOLICE IYTBL4l ENNCE. MANSION-HOUSE.. A woman named Mary Mertoh was brought before the Lord Mayor by Smith, the beadleof Cornhill, charged with having attempted to impose upon the parish by means of a forgedpas Tebeadle complained that it was acommon practice aongst Idle vagabonds who would not work under any circumstances to procure false passes by which they con-a trived to. gain a ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-TUESDAY. LAD' tlE\YLEY'S CI5ARITY.-T11E: ATTORINEY-GL:N'E-IAL V. SHORE. This is an appeal from an order of the ViceC'hancellor, removing the persons who have hitherto administered the charitable bequests of Lady Ilewley, and directing in account to bc taken bv thc Master of the receipts of the fund since the filing of the bill in 1830. The appeal was partly arguel before the ...

... ROLLS' COURT.-TUESDAY. His Honour the MASTER of the ROLLS proceeded to- day with his petition paper. LARtKINS V. PAXTON. Mr. PEMBERTON was proceeding to open this petition, when Mr. TINNEY said he hoped it would be deferred. Mr. Cameron, for whom he appeared, the only specialty cre- ditor of one of the testators in this case, obtained an order from the Vice.Chabcellor, dated only in last month ...

... Yestcrday a Court was held for the purpose Ot p ing the coenmony of swearmin iii thi two uer: A.l- wv. Thomas Wood, Esq., of Corda ainers' Ward, anti uilis , Lainson, Esq., of Bread-street Ward. 'I hem(i Loi1 arrived in state at the Guildhall at one o'clock. 1 .I!hr was a very full attendance of Aldermen. Sir WILLIANI POLAND introduced Alleril! it, mas Wood, whom he described as a gentlentlat ...

... LA T INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHIANCERY, LINCOLN'SINN, FaLDAY. AsNDLRTON V. GIBBS. This was an appeal motion from a decision of the Vice- Chancellor, refusing a new trial of an issue directed to ascertain thle legitimacy of the plaintiff, Mrs. Anderton. Mr. KNIGSTt and Mr. V. RiciCARDS were heard yesterday in support of the motion; and Mr. Serjeant TA.LFOVRD anainst it. Mr. Jscort was this ...

... MAINSION HOUSE. The Lord Mayor having read the statement which appeared in the Observer newspaper, relative to a female who has for some time performed the arduous dirties of a seaman, and whose sex was accidentally discovered, directed M'Lean, an inspector of the city police, to make inquiry into the circumstances, in order that if the girl required assistance, it might be rendered to her ...

... HATTON GARDEN. Isabella Watson was charged with assaulting her sister, Ellen Watson, and threatening her life.-A creature in the garb of man, who at the station-house bad given the name of Bill Chapman, was placed by her side, and complained of for being a common cheat and impostor, and creating a disturbance. It ap- peared that the two Watsons got drunk and foiught ?? Magistrate said, that as ...

... POLICE INTELLIG-ENCE, ilARY-IA-IiONNE. ClHAtAeth ot ROBBtuiRY AGA;lNST A P011C N. -Yester. (tlia Faciis 7'Thorntton, a police constable Of the I) dihi- sion, No. 115, was br ought lup in Custody antd Ill lud It the bar, charged wiith stealing 4il1., consistiugr of two 1411. notes, two a. bi ditto, and four soc vrelIg.r, the prl-perty of .tobl Wiglt. Wiatill, it chair-maker, residing at 2t5, ...

... *COMPENSA 'ION COURT, GUILDHALL. [Before the RecooDEn.] Mlr. Charles Pearson, as administrator of his brother, William Pearson, claimed to bo entitled to the value of leasehold premises in London-wall, required for the new street from Prince's-street to Moorgate. The lease was for a term of 80 years from 1825, at a rent of 1051. for 21 years, and then at 801. per annum. They were underlet by ...

... LAW NlTXCES.-Thzai DAY. -4- COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. Sittings at ten. Marquess of Londonderry v Beckett, exceptions and further direc. tlons, by order. RZYAINiNo LUNATIC PETITsIoNs.-In re Fowler, exparte Fowler -In re Fowler, exparti Finch-In re Hill, two ?? re Fowvler, exparte Holyoake-In re Pince, two ?? re Weaver. by ?? re Chapman, ?? re Chambers, ?? re Bass, ?? re Goldsmid, ?? re ...