... LAW IATELLIGENCE. ROlLS' COt'RT-i'-Ii'lrst.Y. 'liThis being general petition dav, his Hloam ur the .11 ASTF of r the lloi.is was engaged dunrieg ilhe day in going through lhis r petition paper, which contained no niatter ot public interest. COURT OF KING'S BENCi_-TUtIESr)AY. t [Sittings before 3ir.Jestice 'A'i i.DsoNt, ndaCotmimonJniry.I rISK V. 1. BUiIClIlUM.1) 5ND. 5 ' I.l1liIHED. V Mr. ...

... 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. ...

... I LAW ]VOTICES.-THIS }va. VICE.CUANCELIOR'S COUitT, LINCOLN'S.INN. s9 Sittings at ten, k Seal day.-MoUGo1s. S ROLLS' COURT. CIIANCERY. LANE. r ?? at ton. f Motions, and G;iles r Giles-liroad v Andrewrs-Soliciter.Geneiral r the Mayor of Bath-ilotomfiel v Gotobud-Barrow v Burit--Ay:ett v Athtu,to COURT OF KING'S ilENCH. Sittings lt hallf-past nible. *; I.nDnoN S9YiAL JuntRLS.-titlsock v ...

... IVSOLVEN.T DEBTORS' COURT-SATURDAY. I -4E [Before the (OlsE` COMasMIssIoNFn anti AMr. Commisioner bI It IN.] IN 11tE MtArtTE OF TI'l PET'ITI'OtN (1V JAMl'S falltOIi'. Ihlis insileenl described as e Gentleman Cadet in hi AMa- jesty'sRidinel'stabliulimenit, was opposed byllr.C'i r. sswLI. lor a Mr..letfrey, alnd by Air. Nsciir.i.s for Mr. llea4-etfl, a tailor, of l-til-ns all. liir debts were £2 ...

... MARLBOROUGH STREET. Two lads were on Tuesday brought to this office for the purpose of being apprenticed from the parish of St Giles.-Mr Chambers asked them whether they could ?? replied that they could ?? Chambers then asked how long they had been in the workhouse, and he was informed that they had been there nine ?? Chambers.-How do you spend your time in the workhouse ?-Boy.-We go to the ...

... POLR-E JjNTI?LLIGE'NCR. MANS IO N- lI I0U 'S . l Mr. Tlimoth y Citrtis, the, dh ector of' thle H ank of England, s 3yesterday appliedi to the Lord Mrast for tis Llrdship's 4as- skilincae to su ppress lith vecry groat ri i~a ae, w lich lie sail o arrie l'tram fit roni~tiet of tile owners of ominibuses. I le 0N 155 n hap;ty to see that anl accommodsation was afforded to the pub. us, lie byv ...

... AIN' JA'TELLJfE.N\('E. ?? IM i' IT ' CIANTIY-S OiIA. tt jI tfe l 1'i lie Lord, CootlJfl ;Isitmlro, Sir L. IALI LI. I. d 11 11 51 coof 31. Bto- I. NQ fI. .] 11100 IN 'iIl F MAI)IIR O l.ADl LhTRK%%AlJ. a cr all 101* t into Ill' stlde of uinla of ?? motheir, Lady K~irk- .thle Ttl. ile( w1wer01 I% a- IneificilIId a ol I'lY' da O, ?? 01001 a1 o1)0' till biwl-naroig, nl Order tilatlmrlt0 adli'lin ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, TuEsDAY. Mr Morris Barnett, the well-known theatrical performer, surrendered at the sitting of the Court this morning, to receive judgment fbr an assault upon his wife, Mrs Margaret Barnett, of which he had been convicted at the adjourn- ment-day of' the November session. Cheney and Newman, policemen of the F division, who were indicted jointly with him, were ?? only ...

... 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 ...

... COU7RT OF ALDERMEN. no ycste'rlsy a Court rnas held upon a -adden summons 1). issuled b tire 1,crd Mayor, in cmnveqojeri~e of what took :1 l Pi'5 in 'the Court of Comrn' ?? on the preceding -_ daV, upsor tin' petition froma certaint cdctors of Aldgate, for ts ;tire case and opinions of' ('ovmel relative to tire eligibility of David Salotnogrs, lFsq., to -it ag Alderman. 'The Court wves riot ...

... LAW NOTICES.-Tuzs DAY. VICE-CHANCELLORIS COURT, LINCOLN S.INN. Sittings at ten. Git,brv Tait, to le spoke ?? v Holt, petition by order -Vhillipott v Phillipyot, ?? v .ii yth, ?? v As't, further directions a nd ?? v Elgar, cause by ?? vSaith, ?? v Gregory, exceptions by cr~lfor-\\':utero v jrane oeldl v ?? v Moole-ittto v ?? v Htlett-Rybevts v UWright-Matthtcwlv Redavay further ?? v Bird, ?? v ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEANCCE. NIANSION-1101USE. vvere brought before the Lord Msayor, chlarged with having stolen a large quantity of game. Mr. Ebenezer hToward, salesman, of Leadenhall Marlket, stated that hie hail ascerteities that hie cwae nightly plundered of' poultry and wild fowl, but how hie ?? not fied oat for acme time. At last he perceived that there vwas lietsveen the cellar of the next ...