... POLICE iNTALLIGENC.E. IM \. S'l'IREI:'l'. {Il:l: 11 S 0N '1111.l \ IINA t A NK.- Tlhims Miol i,. Rolerit ifll,, aindi .1m dei-i aisiis, w10o slanI cll:l rd .l; t thl( ,litiie will, po~saa Sing ?? all b~ils ftir tilhe ¶1ipOl' oi tlie notes ol tbe 'ieunnl and Polish batilks, ere yesterday broutght up jar re-examination. The necessary evidence for the completion of the casei agali st ...

... LAW NOTtICqES.-Tons D)AYI. COURT OF C(lANCi.V, ,IANCOI.NS-N-1-N. Sittings ,.t t,,n. Perrott v Brittu, 1 er order. AeretAt i-Itt' Vyirii v N10rrit, iaijii.liihill'liilm Id ,rg, tso ?? U 1:;rl P'lCltcst'iI, ,titia]o- In'vain, t~ili'V , appeal. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN. Sittlhns at 1ii11. Dent v Blennett, paurt Iearil-Aligel v J.oie,, ?? tirder- Iroltil I Thorttton, to be spoke o ...

... MAY 1OR'S COURT-MONDAY. oPAM ?? 1. OOXKIN, WI\lIl(N, IIO I,, .4%- bl 01 llS. This was an nctiou brought biy the plaintiff, a respectable tailor in Little Britain, for the recovery of 129 8s., the price of clothes supplied for the use of the watcbimei oi one of the wards of the City, by order of the defendants, who are Comn- mon Councilmen. Mr. GU ntNauY stated ?? case, ind observed, that the ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL C'OURT- oxiAmy. [1Before u r ('oMmmnion Mecgeatit 2 ElittosliJ C' NS MIIIACY. .All Wlill s sas indicted, nith others not in custody, fon a conspiraey in reprelentiog herself ais a person of respectubi- litv ?? a vitvew to (cheat Iland defr aed a iuamber of trasdesnIeI residing in the neigihbomi hood of lirixtna. ir. (C'lAnISlON appeared lor tile proseeution, and stated tile ...

... LAW INTELLIGEA CE. COURT OF CII AN CFRY, JSir C. C. PEPYs and Sir ,1. 1t. ?? sat to-day as Lord- Comisstisoners.j Ski-NEDIS' COMP'ANY I lilt IRii1018 sclEty. T his motion was opened 111tlI iursduv. r Mr. W~iGiaMii was no0w tibout re~unlllg Iif i arguments in support of those offered by Sir %Villhain F ollett on the formner hear'in . Si, t. WETHERErltOLi. Objected to rthe further heairing of ...

... INS VOVYEN 7' DEBL7TO1S' (7O U? ?? [Blefore the Clui pl CotiiiussioNEr.] esftednvy Joe M'lisarenas, a teachier of langllages, wbose case has been behoee the readets of Die Morning Chionicle, ('(tole op this day puosuant to adjournrment. 'Ilie inowlveut upon his original (earing wes opposed by ir. Valker, ironimonger, of I;arir ugdoo-'ureet, who had been fixed ao his biel to tile anioiat of1 ?? ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENA'e. QUEEN- SQU ARE. Theomas and Setru/i Lau-son, alias Thoms aa wontian with whoill lie cohabited], scere brought before Air. W%\hite to undergo oni~tltlr extimmlioisjn, thle former charged %fith t~iC latre (hiring hittirgay at the re~idence of hie Ilev .1. 1I. D~avies, at Oak- bill, to iv 'I olibridge %Ii rile, and thu laner %kith being aeces- nary to talo fact. The malle ...

... LAW NOTICES.-Tmis DAY. COURT OF (HAN i:RY, MIXNCJL.'9SINX. WVheat, G(raham, jo,)go~n~teCe~ 1 Aw. nlPP1 raticr- De Vay~ rvs v ?? opieli twtird~ Nv ?? g, two~ 1tJpet- Richardd v The Fc r of 1ifacdc;,e] t DpeaDut!,o)aa v)oe appeal. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S (OTUPT, LINCOLN S3INN. Sittings at ten. Reeves v Powell, to prodotce ?? vTate, ,ttitioll- Teuiplar v Swete, part heard. COURTi OF KING'S BENCH. ...

... GAi 11A WICII PET2TY SESSIO.NS-Tu}ESAY. [Befote Crnomv.amy ?? LVq. aud a Bench of A1 agistrate.s.] EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT. cstetardly 3.1l. James Botlficial, a gentleman of indepen- dent property, was broughit betore the magnt.tiates, clmirged v fth cstnmiting a brench of the pence and tareatening tie le of Alis E.ziher I lolnes, a maiden Lady iesiding in V'aik- Street, G iecrwielh. It ...

... ('01:R7' Lj (f~ll i O - C.u U oc ?? ter!, I Mai' .c h ct cl .tc 'ct Al;I' i ri.i ho ccc,,) Li' c ccc lo 1.0;0 dc : .1 ci ~I 0 fn .cc'ic, ?? wcc- %cc ' ! icc!1 t ?? c ?? w;i be, f-n, 'tiple ttc'cpnec ?? I'cc c:~ 1. ;ice ?? ~tcc cil Lii~'ot a (Cmiticl lti~: i'boc ?? ?? ?? Cheers]. biic Aldermian S('Hifjtt intorni tic 'Court, 'cc it %erc c WhiotCh' lentn In~arnn .C tat i cI' fcjc ';necli tic' ...

... LAW IN~TELLIGrNCE. CO1URT OF ClIANCTEflY'TiC1fDAY. THE A'rTORNEY.(;FlI-iAI, I. 711ii COiIIORtAVO OFS LISLOPOOL. 'Thrr was a motion to (liisolve tin injunctionl trgued before the Master of the Rolls, 'in his oan Court. His Ho'-otua thi s Inrorning araie into Court alone, and pro- nounced his judgment. Thel( question caine before the Court on a motion to tljsroive an ?? which restrained trir ...

... EENIS[ING TON PEiTT'Y' SESSIONS-TuTI:sDty HRlllrOE SLrALINo .-On thie morning of the 4th of October luet, a ?? mare, th. property of a gardener named East, ;. black i. lding, Ibeltengiog to Mtr. C.rebvel, of thle .Jolly Aegleis, wsee ?? from hl town of Great Mlarlow, tucks, ull dlI iotitiitaldiuig a desoriptiui irt otibemi s subsequenily ?? ?? in 'lIe Hioe onid Cry, nothing was heard of them ...