... CROW N ('lii. 01.-4 Before Mr.J tsttrc icl ?? cia Thulea I Walsonl, aged 27, a malmie, was placed at the bar, chacge('d with having miali iously stabhicd Thomos Thorn with a bayonet, at (Chathamn, on the 31st .lay, with intent to (ti him soaine grievotis bodily hlrinc. lhe prkonecr, tw ho pleaded Not Guilty, was un~defended by counsel. IThe prborier, on tile night in question, wa. piaced ...

... Yesterday a Court was held. I'he Couit was not opened imil a tuestioni relatiseto the (Cab and (mnibus Bill now in Parlianient wasldi-posed of, and Alderman Copeland was so oini inced that the matter ought to have been discussed in public that he left the Court and (lid not retuin until its dloors were opened to the public. OIFfICIAL INA'II'ENTION. dhlmernan '1ll(MAS WOOD rose to observe upon ...

... -- M ARLBOROUG H-STREET. EMiBEsr ENIENTi - Edtcard Robinson was yesterday brought before Mr. Dyer for re-examination, charged with having embezzled sums of money to a considerable amount, belong- ing to his master, Air. Wabshett. MIr. Waabshett said he kept the livery-stables in Titchborne- stceet, under the firm of Seymour and Co., and the prisoner, since January last, had filled the ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEA CE. MANSION-FlHOU7lS. J ldn Owen, a big red-headed Irishmian, summioned a pub- ?? for being in possesston of a spaniel, which the said J ohn tjw ell 6w ore wb had ot tned for ae% eral years. T'he complainant said that as lie %%as going along the street, tir Ea the dlefendant follomted lbv the slog, and inimediately rei 0gnized the anirimal, is hiu he had lo't about a yeai and ...

... LA JV INTELLIGENCE. COrT. OF CHANCURY.-TtiiURIIDAY. ?? Sir L. SHAUWI.,L and Sir .J. BOSA'NOULI, the Lords Commissionersd tN nE5 tKIDDERt A BANAI PI. Mr. SWANSTON wvas this morningt heard against !he appeal in thist matter from tile decision of tbe Court of Review, % hich Was partly argued N.sterday. .Mr. MI)NTA(Wi having replied at considerable length, Sir L. SIADIVIwr.i usked if there was ...

... s .i As ?? S P U s; ) I R I 1'\NP.XY. --I . ., : - : s. d e-cril'ed as :ib'e:i.i i o,,! ?? f'r the Hillo way IIa titer- :c., ?? ; l~v. i e. s' \s :i- held three separate ?? .: Va Nt' 1 ,tt %% ilsotin, ant aged widow ?? j . 'SIp !'eY & ,. ?? Allnutt Lind Aibouin, SM ?? Il:,eo'lrs. (ill and (harles- 6 oo, i 'skit sr t, ( he apsie, ait (l for a :it ' s l 'S - x N Iva.. lie iuu suppo ted by I ...

... COURT OF CHIANC'PERsY.-TUtcDAY. Belore Sir L. SIAntIV,,L L nd Sir J. B. BosAcsttl, Lords commiasiouer&.] SL.ADr ?? r.A'1F50N.- Sir 1. StADVnVEI, give juedgmnent in this case, which was afgiied before him and his brother ('omin issioner on Saturday firtnight. The bill had bcen originally filed for the purpose o' setting aside a conveyance of aleaselhold estate of ecelesi. ;stical propertv, ...

... 17'T]k1MPT ON THE LIFE OF' LOUIS PHILIPPE . Goligenani'.; Messenger, of WrednesdaV, which we received by our usual express last night, furnishes us with the following ample, and, -we believe, very accurate narrative of the atrocious attempt recently made upon the life of the King of the French, as well as the painful results by which it has been followed. ATTEMPT UPON THE KING'S LIFE BY AN ...

... ASSIZE iNTELLIGENCE. 110:M11;: (iltCUII.- MAlnsSloNr.,TLODAv. The business of the assize for the county of Kent com- menced here thir morning at ten o'clock. Mr. Justice Little. dale charged the grand jury. Mr. Justice Park presided at N\isi Priis. llle calendar is comparatively light both in the number of the prisoners (there being 33) and the nature of their offences. The cause list contains ...

... LAWV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCER Y.-- INENESDA Y. r ?? forC Sir' L. St AI ' S211.4rI . I i r .1. 13B.oIQLt, Le rd ( ommiisioner., - t F:\P ?? WA I Kv IN' INt E ?? om It, X B;A~KR PI. tIlr. AlM ii\.% t I. appearmei Ii ?? of an appeal petition v hin tis matter lion ia decisiion of the l1udgesin B3ankruptcy. 'lie petiioner, (ieorgo P'rie 1'atkin., beiing the holder of ;two -hartes iu tile ...

... gS HOME (lR(CIIIT-N.sriLtaol'F;, NViEDNEsDAY. CROWi N ('0l ?? Mr. Justice liurIEAir. ('harles Da, aged :31, and J.oha llollhinils, aged 35,, ri of indicted for h'irglariously breakinz and entnring the ilwellin; house of John Muilev, at lioo-green, near \1eopham, rn 0 the night of' tlhe 221 of O)tober last. ['he prionern 'sre rc charged in a second count with breaking and entering mn . ...