... icerY, vare. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.-TuECSDAY. St. Mrl BA51iL MONTAG~U took Isis seat within the bar, having dird. been recently appointed a King's Counsel. ship ALUK'.TWAl. M~r. KNIsrm'r, with Air. Roy., moved for an attachment dly 6agains the defendant for not putting in his answer. Tihe de- fendan.t vias resident in Scotland. Under Lord Plunoket's 17 I Act he0 had bheen served with a ...

... POLICE INIELLIGEN'CE. G U ILD HALI., Ycsterday a, lerse aopplieil to be it stir to sat affidavit as age of his child, hi order to its tieing adfitted to the M1 Taillors' School. Mr. Aliermo,, C(ePt oI, refused to admirister the on though the vlielsof the School requ~ired this proof b 71ptianl e provintg little, a seine chiliren are tlristened sshen ?? e wel and others whel Three years ohl;, ...

... LA ' .INTELLIGENCE. VlCE.(CHlANCELLOR'S COURT.-WVEDNESDAY. cou POLBIEROU MINES. c SETiASE'tti ?? (ARINE. v The Vicr-CiiANcEI.1 o11 this morning granted an injo Xl tion to restrain teefdatodhs agents from interfering I with these mines, and the moneys in the handsoat'the kanikeri, sor Messrs. Wlilliams, lDeacon, and Co. ;and to restrain the de- tl fendant from hindering the present Directory. ...

... LAW NOTICES.-TB18 DA). VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S-INN. Clarke v. Clerke by order--'rhornlon v. Harris; ?? v 5Itwynisn; ?? v. Ferris ?? v. Taylor; par! Ileard-Broeklehurst v. Jessopp, ?? bome v. Bartham, plea- Pearue r. Hewrett; ?? v. Mlannling: ?? v. 3lana. l'ith the remaining;5 causes. &c. from yesterday. ROLLS' COURT, CHANCERY-LANE. Sittings at ten. Willianms v. Wace: part ?? v. ...

... TRIAL OF Al. DE LA RONCIERE. The facts which gave rise to this celebrated trial have been for some time known through the act of accusation, and have excited such interest in the Parisian world as to absorb every cther topic. Al. De la Eonciore, the accused, is the youngest son of the Count Clement De la Ronciere, and nephew of Count Clementde Ris Peer of France. I'he family of General Morel, ...

... TILE OPPOSITION TO THlE POOR LA 11' AMENDMENT A C7T Soine days ago a man nameld M'illiam Salter applicl fir relief to Mr. Saunders, the reliesinir officer for the pa- rishi of Bucklersburv, in the Bradford Union, near Read- ing. The applicallt istattei that hle was seviety years of rage ; that lie hadl a 1 im and one childI dependent on hin? foi sippuort; that lie was ill and unable to work, ...

... MIDI)LESEX SESSJ ONS.-Tia Li SDvA. IThe Court sat at ten o clock, attil tr-il o eteapiCJ durinig thle ei lot'I part of tile day in hearing appeal east,. (;AM1ING-HO[0 SES. .1k Tholiti;,0ei anti (h'hat/i L ottdifet togi her wtillh others of ?? ititac' of' trae, II ioi ?? zlan Bryitqit, %%ho ?? not inl CUostod wsetrc ?? fot' icrping ?? c~iining-ltitue 1It No. ti0, Quiadrant, RlegeitA--ri it. ...

... LA IV NT71CES.-7'nzi3 ?? IFJC~ (iF CH IFT.F.Ofl'cl SVIT, 1 1 O. It1lFl S COUiRT, (I1ANV Elti-LANE: si~ttk,g,:o ?? Cia t ( rttbhv for i'dlitijic F (olliti' t 1ohvuii' (iit(ii. After which ('ovii Cr(oiri. 'lic ris i., F l:I i' ' ?? s V'i llier -'-.iketirviris iii F\ilc-I.-tlr, i-i ?? -- ' li ot ( irii -(civil .ii I ii. k i NF', .e'C i i ) 0 t'r. C t)1 iiI OF m;i.Ni NS (F, L OND(ON. Sitti L. ...

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... ! ul]rFHALL. Y-esterd ayv ' AttIs.'\Iiesi s hos I ?? keep, a heer-shop in I pper Iha itte' stret't attended to ans er the ?? of Mr. Pierre, of Little; rinitv-la itN Vho ?? her of hi ina concerered in iniciglnng hi (1 htera y y11i Iinay Xif 'oIti- lijat illbeecu mlinod, to r n ataN - it:(ii III.S holse ill the ?? try sith lki grooits MU. jlailesshlother)to t piiepor e n hbing married, tie ...

... A ALAN COMMJTT'ED FOR A AtU '.DElR SE V'EN YEA RS SINCE. MANCIIESTI:11, JULY 1.-A few days ago our deputy- constable, Mr. Thomas, was called upon by a fellow calle(I Buckle', who after some hesition told h * had some information that ie thought wouldatst : He (ornitneed hlis narrative br sai ing, that 1 !: would remember that somic Nears since it %A:, i 1: found (lead hil Fishpond-street, in ...

... COUTJ?2t OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a Court was held for the transaction of sorue arrears of business, \which had accumulated in consequence of the many fruitless mcetings which have lately taken place. After a lost, discission upon the subject ot' proceeding with the corihideratiori of petitiois, &c., before that of the question of privilhge, it was determined that in consequence of the ...