... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF ALLEGED SUICIDE -On Tuesday night an inquest was held before Mr. Payne at the White Horse and Half Moon, High-Street, Borough, on view of the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Langton, aged 65 a widow lady, who was fouud hanging in the cellar ol her own bouse. .M r. Evans, one ol the parish surgeons, stated that on Friday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, lhe was sent for by ...

... LA WIATELLI GENACE. ~co COURT OF (CIHANCERY-WsirNEtDAY. [lBefore the Lords Commissioners, Sir C. PEPYS and Sir J. pr BOSANQU}T.] ve WliEAT V. GRAHA11AM. Sir C. PePaS, at ?? of the Court, gave judigmenton an this case, wiish vras argued during the Term. it was an op- hu peal from an order of the Vice-Chancellor, direetin, the die- ev tendarts, who are extensise irorinongers in Tlhames- pr frect ...

... BOW.YSTfRFE . SlieAIINO A DANKRUIe't S EFiicis.-George Smith was yes. terday brought up to this office in custody of Smith, the oftleer of the fstablisioment, charged wvith stealing a quantity of hsierdasherv, value £101, from the e~hec6 of Mir. Samuel Strong, a itankLiupt, formerly residiiug at Nos. 337 and 339, Oxford-street. Mr. Willhini llenrv Aiurat, an attoiuic, reil ing at No. 137, . ...

... IYSOL VENT i)EBTORS' COURT7'. [13efore ?? ('Ciar t.'iiiN rj 'esterday, Samuel Iielton, late collector o; Misg's taxes to tbe parich of St 'Ihomas, Southwark, was opposed by Mt i. Coor, on the part of Mr. herr. Ile was supported by Mr. Woolatol rL. ''he insolveit, it nppeared, was appointed collector to tile parishi in the year 1832, his curets's beina- Mr. [aerr and his brother-in-law, Mr. ...

... COURT OF COMMON CO2NCIL. d tiak( Yesterday it Court was livid for tif. ditpatck of a great lihat deal of public I is eis. Pre- F (lf tI N( i2 UTI Il A R MS'. A it l. A I r. 13 A X [S statoid that hie ro-e Ill givn notice ol a ino- t' ien o- t lobject deeply involvting tile nationiil character, ur Go ,iid, II ciefore, a ~uL'u,-t on n u II tl corpoirati a mighit be- ?? C. votnioinf lipp ot tin ...

... LAWr NOTICES.-TirlS iALV. VICF.CIIANrlELLOP8.'S COURT, LINCOLN'S.INN. Sittings at tel. Percival v Reddish to be apoken ?? v Dnnhig, rltte- Murgan v Howell, ?? v Kirsopp, farther directions by ordlr--Ghl- ott v Bridge, diltta-ililler v ditao Cause ly Orlelr- itdley v Bannister, ?? loit, hlitto-I parte 1tvcrr pe- titi~on by aier-ltodlick v Itolihne', to prou Ic ?? v N I- tal, part Itcard-tstite ...

... THE CALAMITOUS FIRE IN TOTTEN- 110AM- COUFR T.ROAD. INQI ICST ON THE' BODIES. At three. o'clock 'Vsterdav afternoon a highly-raspectabsle jury was impanelledl before ?? Stirling, Esq., Coroner, at the Wh lte Hart Inn, Tlottenhanm-court-rca, to inquire concern- ing the death of Williams Davis, aged 38 Catherine Rogers, aged 22 ;Louisa Tozcr, aged 24 ;and Mary Arone Singet, ageud 21 vcare, the ...

... On Monday morning an inquest was held before Thos. B. Locke, Esq., coroner, at Mr. Lewis's, thu Stean-packet Tavern, Humber-street, on the body of Charles Fillingham, a soldier, drowned in the Humber Dock-basin, whilst proceeding to get on board a Lon- don steamer, early on Saturday morning. The body had been Conveyed to the Dock Station-house, which was the nearest building, where it was ...

... LAW INT'ELLIGEACE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COUIRT-THUImSDAY. DOASIS C. WAITE. Mr. Kox moved, on the part of the plaintiff, for payment into Court of a sum of £800 Tbree per Cents. l he bill was Iled against the trusteesof the plaintiff's marriage settlement, whereby £4 000 stock and upwards was settled on the plain- till's wife, Sarah Davis, for her separate use for life, with re- nisinder to the ...

... I COURT Or, REQUESTS, Nov. 24. I SOAttES . RawmsNS.-The particulars of this case have already appeared in the HullPicket of Friday last, when Mr. Kelly obtained' a rule for the Commis- sioners of the Court of Requests to show cause whya prohibition should not be issued to stay further pro- ceedings upon 'an order of the' Commissioners, calling upon the defendant to pay an award of compensation ...

... A correspondent of the Liverpool Standard, under the signature of A Member of the Church of England, has made some comments on the case of the Rev. IM r. IHowlatt, which ...

... POLICE INTTELLIGENCE. I .OW-SIR EET. 1II(GIAtIt At IILLi IlINGI. Y, Suirtjll.- Th1e., 11Weekes, it IpowVelfully made m1il, about six feet In height, usas placell It thue ha, befile MI. IIAIJ.i C0,hargiid by 1xeYS, the V[ ry activ Collicer ofl e hin ?? /)In suspicioII of beilig concerned ini a robbery cornilittel onl the 21,t ofu N enl ber , il the ]uUScof tle IteV. J. L. Wright, of Pend-hill, ...