... EXTRAORDINARY CA SE. )II as )TO CAPTAIN JAIMES WRIGHT. in Si-I am iimch surprise lat your nosertion, that there is at no such person in l1laddox-street as -\lr. Charles Dawes : for id your informilation, I beg to say that 1 have been IsI the same IC hb Sc ere) siNeT 1819, aiud lkept dhe post-riflfce. I think you *n could not have given youiself such trouble as to warrant your *n letter to The ...

... LA W INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS: APPEALS.-M0NDAY. Their Lordships sat at ten o'clock to hear Sir W. Follett In reply, on the case of Swan, Cnrruthers, Peel, and Martin, against the Go- vernor and Company of the Bank of Scotland (wehich was argued at some length on Wednesday last). Sir W. Follett, on the part of the appellants, revieed the arguments adduced on the last occusion by the ...

... POLICE IMlELLIGENCE. MANSION-HOUSE. Teun CENTRAL. CRtIVIVAL Cour.T-On Saturday tihe Lord Mayor said that complaints had been made to him relative to the manner ill which the New Criminal Courts' Bill was carried into effect, niod he thought he cold not select a more appropriate place than the Jlstice-room to attewer the objections In, the public being so deeply concerned in the question. The ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH._SATtURDAY. There were no sittings in this court to.day, the records in the cases appointed for trial having bceit withdrawn. COURT OF COMMON PIEA5.-S&TURDAY. [Sittings at Nisi Priu9, before Sir NT YDOA., Chief Justice, and a Special Jury.] pesesrLt, II. WOODDOURNE. This swas an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendants for the recovery of a sum of £50, the ...

... WORSHIP-STREET. SINcYLAR CAse.-Yesterday a person of very respectable appear ance, named Jolhn Smtetsooa, Who stated that be iept a w boleale shoe warehouse, was plited at the bar before Nr. Broughton, the sitting magistrate, on a charge preferred by Air. Coote, the reliering overseer of Shoreditch parish. It appeared fron the evidence, that on Sunday erening the comn. plaitiantt'o daughter, ...

... LAW ?? DAY. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S.INN. SItllngs at te. Griffith v Jay, to be spoke ?? v ]Imse, ?? Fox, by ?? v West, three petitlons, by ?? v Velteh, cause and petitinn4'by ?? v Holland, cause, by or ?? v Taylor-The Same v D'Egville, exceptions, further directions, and petition, by ?? urnt v Jensopp, part ?? v Barshaw, ?? sv ?? Same v TheSame-ltobertsv Wrighit-Porter v ?? v ...