... GUILDHALL. y 'Yesterday Willriam Kelly, ihe driver of one of Mrs. 1-oare's waggons, of lHcrmitagc-wharf, was brought before Mr. Alderman Ansley, in consequence of a boty, about Ieleven years old, having been crushod to death by his waggotn. Mr. Goodman, a baker, in Great Swvan-alley, Colemon street, stated that, aobout twelve o'clock, as hie was going dawn Colemen-street with a basket at his ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-WEDNESDAY. SANDY8 V. LONG. This was a motion to rescind an order of the Vice- Chan- cellor, directing the plaintiff in the cause to find security to the amount of 1001. for the payment of the costs that might be incurred in the prosecution of the suit. Mr. CooPmU, in support of the motion, said it appeared from the affidavits that Mr. Sandys appeared as the next friend of ...

... ' A JURY DISCHARGED..I. The following containsfthie tt'rtninationiof thetparty trial for murder ?? therc6unty. of M-eth, 'vhich has occupied'sb'iuciuebof the Oublle ?? . ' ?? ?? ,dI Sitis 'Marit h 7. At nine o'clock this morning the Jumg, wlhicbhUa, been locked up all night,, or the Kelhls,,mqrnern cse, sent an intimation.to his lordship, Athat they wished4to. speak to him-his lordship came ...

... LAW NOTICES.-TH.as DAr. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. Sitting$ at ten. Exparte Back, lunaticpetition, byarder; In re Chambers by ord# BlOTIONs BY DATU.-Nov. 10, IM34, Attor ne'ral ?? Company; Nov. 10, Richards v WMood; Dec.2, Sanderson * Walker Dec. 18, Hutchinson rWcray; Dec. 19, Waterin v Croft D ti Reid v BailIle; Jan. 7, 1835, Dare v Fletcher, two motion; JDc Young vMilbank. C.; Wa. ...