... OXFORD CIRCUIT.-WoncCisrl:R, MARCHn 12. fiiltE.ANT V. CllAiFFi D.D.r This was an action of replevin by thle plaintiff's, executor of the late WV. Sergeant, on a distress for goods taken for rent arrear by the defendont, who is a Doctor of Divinity and Master of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Avovvry rest arrearunder it tena.ncey at e1100 per amlem; the goods taken In distress amountced to ...

... Yesterday a Court was held further to consider the pro. posed reforms in the civic institutions preparatoryto their behig laid before the Commissioners of Inquiry, There was a very full attendance of Aldermen. COMPULSORY FREEDOMS. Sir PETER LAURIE was surprised at hearing from the minutes of the preceding Court, that a resolution had been adopted for compelling all householders in the City to ...

... LAW INWLLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY-WEDNESDAY. WARREN V. BURTON. This was a motion, by way of appeal, from an order of the Vice-Chancellor. The plaintiff was a travelling preacher, of the Weslcyan Methodist connection, for the district of Manchester, and in that capacity had under his spiritual guidance the congregations of Eve of their cha- pels. Some time in the year 1834 a question arose in ...

... 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 ...

... COURT OF' CHANCERY-TtiuflDAY. MORTIMERt V. WEST. Mr. STUARiT at the sitting of tire 'Court, begged to men- tion a petition in this cause under very peculiar circtum- stances. The Mast&r to whom. the cause was refoirrcd, had prepared his report, but the charge for taking Rtout, under the new sqhedisle of fees, establiehed by tihe late orders, weas so extravagant, that his client, who desired to ...

... BOW-STREET. ROBBERY AT THE FREEMASONS' TAVERN.-James Wright, a decent looking elderly man, was placed at the bar, charged with stealing twelve silver table spoons, of the value of £7 and upwards, the property of Mr. Cuff, the proprie- tor of the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. It appeared that the prisoner was in the employ of the prosecutor, as an extra waiter, and had been so for ...

... -40- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ALT. ron; Lovip.-Jainers T'i071apOon, npprcntice to Mr. Gould, proprietor of the London Hotel, Albernarle-street, t wvas brought before Mr. Chambers, charged with having dt neglccted his moaster's business. St Mr. Gould said lie had taken the defendant as his ap- prentice without any fee; had paid the expenses of the r indenturesa himself, and bad provided him weith ...

... WORSHIP STREET. Two females of respectable appearance, named Sarah Smith and Rebecca Ryan, the first a married women, and the other her unmarried sister, are in custody at this office, charged under very extraordinary circumstances with picking the pockets of several persons in Shoreditch Church last Sunday after- noon. It appeared from the evidence given before Mr Broughton, the sitting ...

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... POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-S4TURDA. E I GUILDHALL. A female of respectable appearanc e, namnte Elia Toys- /in, and her daughter, about 12 years old, bearing the same name, were brought before Mr. Alderman Ansley, charged with shop-lifting. Mr. Bartleoot, of the firm of Parkyn and Barulcott, drapers, l.od gate hill, stated thattheprlsoners came Into his shop between six atid sevell o'clock otl Friday ...

... BOW.-STREET. Mr. Dattgerflcid; a solicit or, residing ut No. 20, Lin- coln's-ionntields, appeared to answer t~o a complaint laid by Carter, the informer, charging him, under thle 89th of Goo II., ithpubishng ertain bills, without having the printer's namie attacbed thereto, thereby rendering hinmselfliable to a penalty of 201. Charles Dlgby, the informer's witness, deposed that on the 14th ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-SATURDAY. FEW V. GUPPY. The LOrD CHANCELI.ORI intimrrated to the Counsel in this case, that.hc intended to dispose of the matter in dis- pute on Wednesday morning. RiCKlETTS V. BODENHAU. This case stood over in order that it might be taken at at period when two gentlemen of the Ecclesiastical Court could slake it conve- niast to attend. It was now iotimated to his Lordship, ...