... FLAW IN'EL~IGENCE:. IIOUISE ()F LOR]iS.-APPE:AIS.--A\e tsDNat.L1 Al At'iali;r iiATS() (Cacti' ti) 1.A\N C\At5ON N'D ornies.l In this case Sir \i s Si. EI.LTI' and Mr. FM'NE L~ appeared for the appellant, who pleadedl i tto feeea pa spec ie and Dr. L'IublrNtots and ,lr. Ie e-ln flor the responident. Sir XX er. loria Ta -tilted the nature ot thc ('one, *vhichl wac an appenli froml the C ourt of ...

... POLICE INTELLIG EA CE. MANSION-HOUSE. A young man named Wl'illirrr JHltonr, who, although no morethan eighteen yearsofrgs isamarried lman, was brought before the Lord Mayor ?? Lorrester, the officer, cltarged with having committed a forgery upon the banking-house of Williams and Co., of l3irehin-lane. ?? Saturdav last a young woman named ormma Litchfield, who it was tiscertained afterwards was ...

... LAW INTELLIGE.7\CE. C, HO LSE Vi' LOHI)S-API'LALS.-J iii tirOAT. I Before the- Earl of Suit v-se tie-, Lords I s rHue' I3eur,tt?r, and other Peers.] tO I SOC ?? Mliii I. slit (lotte-S ?? it. Several leers attended to lieai' this important jiidjnient, 's wit ii'li tail bee ii daily expeeti d since its iii tc'rropiion on \l on- a- lay. A tnongst them sm i's the ltd it] 1uee-s of Ormond the j* ...

... Or L'RDER OF THE RE TI JUHIV WVALSI, JUN. Some doubts appear to hang upon the circunistances atteonlitig upon the death of this lev. Gentleman. The inq iest was sitting wvhen the last accounts wvere received. hie follol ing is an extract from a letter in a coittempo. rary journal (Reoyisler) :- Cailow, Sunday, August 2. From dll the evidence that has been procured up to a late hour yesterday, ...

... CENTRAL cRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. These sessions, the tenth under the new Act, cosenced yesterday. At ten o'clock the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, ICommon Sergeant, Sheriffs, &c., took their seats on the bench. The calendar contains the names of 240 prisoners, of whom 164 have been committed from Middlesex; 40 from Lon- dor, 24 from Kent ; 14 from Surrey; and 8 from Essex. 'The following is a ...

... MlANSION HOUSE. John Owen, a big red-headed Irishman, summoned a publican for being in possession of a spaniel, which the said John Owen swore he had owned for several years. The complainant said that as he was going along the street, he saw the defendant followed by the dog, and immediately recognized the animal, which he had lost aboutayear andalialfago. Thedefendantdeclared that the dog had ...

... INSANITY HORRIBLY CUnED.-Between five and ix. o'clockI on Wednes- day evening a mian of' -ent!el upperance and very respectably dressed, ran ilnto the biall of the Nolth Londoni Hospital; hi Ulpper Gower street, Bediford square, with his f'ace cut aend mutilated ijn a most slhockilln manner, the blood proliisclv streaminnS down the front of his person, and called loudly lbr help to save ...

... CENTRAL CRIMIA AL (OURT.-SiTURDv Yr. OLD COURT. 'Before Sir 11. JENNER, tI r. J ustice B1OSA QeET, and 1;aron Al ro FasON.] PIRACY. Georize White, 29, and 1'W. Blurlsood, 32, were indicted for fuloniously and piratically endeavouring, on the 19th of \rverirl)er last, to make a revolt on board the M\lnly barque. I[here was atiother count charging them with endeavouring to detain tire person of ...

... MARLBORO UGH-STREET. AMiss Maria Mitchell and Miss Adelita Coin, a brace of dingy nymphs, were charged by the police with having been discovered squabbling in broken English, and fighting to- gether in the Hlaymarket. AMr. D)5iin: Well, Aluria Mitchell, what have you to say to this disorderly conduct ? Aliss A'litcihell (sobbing): Pis lady alnivss front me when she see me in *Ic llaymarket. ...

... THE, following is a. corresponience which I have found amongst mv Father's papers. and which had been reserved by himself foir making use of in the HoVse- of Commons. As I cannot make use- of it there, and feeling fully authorised to. do so by the nature of the subject, and- even called upon to do so by the import- ance of this subject, I insert it, quite confident that the readers of tke Re- ...

... LAWT INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCEPRY.-IFIDAY. Fefore Sir C. I prvs and Sir J. 13OSANQUT, the Lords ('oiuniissioniers.] III INS!I. 1Oh'. A ltLA.. I ais ns a petition lo], all i sq iiy b0efore the MAaster, to ?? l St h iett for a( test Ottr, a I 'ortulmnesv .; bn, hadl beeni ?? cilcd at Amseterdaihn nt the timeie of til, execution of his weill. T he instrunivrit in qfiestion was dated iI the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APPEALS. MALPAS DIvoRCE:.-Mr Wigram addressed their Lordships on the part of the petitioner, Charles Malpas, of Leamington Priors, who prayed for an act of divorce to dissolve his marriage with Isabella Bowness, formerly Smith, who had been proved to have committed adultery with John Campden Cawley, of Keppell street, Russell square, in a trial which took place in the Court of ...