... .LAW N)TIXCOS.-THzs DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. Sittings at Ten. Tucker v Wilkins, for ?? v Powly, to be spoke ?? Jonen-Rengstron v Bass, per ?? v SIhelinersdale, pert heard. M~otions. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'U INN. Sittins at Ten. Warren v Burton, part ?? vFields, ditto. Blotions. ROLL'S COURT, CHANCIRY.LANE. Sittings at Ten. Remaining petitions and sbort Causes-After ...

... POLICE, INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-11OUSE. Lord Stairlfye )role to the Lord M1ayor a few days agtio, requesting that his Lordship would do him thle fiavnur of reading a letter which he had received from a femiale fricind in Lancashire, on the subject. of a pauper, whose representations of distress were likely to excite a grf at &dcI of rcu'iseration. The Lord Mayor's Noble correspond- ent also ...

... C¶ENTRA L CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. These sessioni commenced yesterday. At ten o'clock the court was opened with the usual forms by the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Mr. Serjeant Arabin, iile Common Serjeant, the SheriIls, and tile other oiiiccrs of the court. The Grand Jury having bcen sworn, the Recorder pro- ceeded with hlis usual address. The ealendar shows a total of 170 prisoners for trial, ...

... LAW INTALLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY.-MoNDAY. SCAR1550RUC1 ?? SitELMERS1DAI.tt. It appeared In this case, which was an appeal from a decree of the late Muster of the Rolls, that the testator, a Mr. Ecr'lestone, was, at the time of making his will, thc owner of three estates, which he inherited from three dis- tinct branches ofihis family. The principal of tbese three was called the Scirisbriek ...

... REMARKABLE CASE Ok' ABDUCTION. [ ';I0Sl THE L5IMERICK TIMES.1 At the Nemngh pofttY sessions, on Tllursda last, in- formations were sworn by Catherine M'Namaor against John Creighton, Martin Creig-hton, and others, for abduc- tion and assault; a warrant was consequently issued by the bench of magistrates. Margaret Ml'Namara, a pretty country girl, is the only unmarried daughter of a comfortable ...