... IJNSSoL17TT O l)EJ R's COURT''. | e LUe CIOLF ( N m t Oi-s ISr and ?? Con olisiorner ?? i i N. I IN lIIC MAYitEI *F fill' I tl,It\ ?? tUULY r(tolll, £b,,AOn Titi ,i-e ?? con le aie ittterest, the ins. ...

... LAW NOTICES.-This DAY. COURT OF (11 tN( l:lt' l.lNfOl,.'S.l'N. SittIu .s, A tc. 7efore tfie I ,I; \ S It loganei v Foirlie, petitoi: It r ,r i ls s l bI Kll v 1¶iii - clestiettd a p pea I- ItIti .II CI nv P'lw It c It, II I-I EV-,ands v .to II e, ?? r 'tIhe Attorny t6ellrill, ?? ?? v Pearson, itttoi-ll3uler v Steitirt, dlitto-(;ambier v Giambier, ditto. VIf)E.CHANCEI.IOlt'S COl'iRT LINCOLN'S ...

... LAW IN TEL LIGENCE. ('OR1T OF CHlANC'EIY-SAllceo()Y. [Before thle Lords Coruniis'sioners, Sir C. Via xc and Sir J.te This- motion, it will ho recollected, 5105 part heard en a oi former dav, mid ordered to stand uver dint allI the City Coin- mit panics might liave notiec of the proceedings.h 1lr. NW, I. ii; nI IAi ,No' ?? itfI tI a t th ?? in Elti e nfo ?? ?? g ge been renioved, that aill thle ...

... GUILDHALL. Ott ~,Iturday Ii 'i//iani 7/totfomc, a fashiionabiy-dressed Youngmans,5 t .ctitiiictreli t/ stopit opc ofl i/ic piocket o~f m 1. [tItt roaby, at banlke r's clerk, ''Th pt -titic aiiaoloci c tcw od etiecokfo pr a bsokiicg-ihou', %s lietilte prisonler svus seized by at cti~sta- tii blo, si/itstiwv ht Ito/ldup the clelk'scoat taill,in ordit' that rc til cottcit~tti~itdi/ilt otut, ...

... MANSION-IIO-USE. e'esterday II. 11'. Laurence, porter to Mr. Brook, sales- man, of Leadenhall-market, w;as brought up for final exa. mination, upon the charge of having broken into the cellar of Air. Ilovward, another salesman, and stolen a quantity of garne. 'I he landlord of the Rose and Crown public-lhouse, in Ledennhall-mnarket had, it appeared, let a pait of his exten- sive cellars, which ...

... LAW NTOTIrFS.-Tvis ?? VICE.CR1ANCEl JOti'S cO ' P'r, ItNCOLN',3.INN. P'il ?? r v ari - , to ~L I il , i .t ; * v q ss I ) ...

... LA IV iNTELLIGENCE. CO() liT OF CHIIANCEIRY, lSI~cOI.S INMONDAY. Blefite the Lords Commissioners, Sir L. SHADVrEiL and Sir J. LOSANQI)EI .| ELr.15 V. j\ AtISiSI'F'. 'his was an appeal fiorn a decision of the Mnater of the Rolls, opened on Saturday by Mir. Jacob. Mr. IELD this morning followed at some length on the same side. MAr. KiNDi)RaTXY, in support of the original decree, put it to their ...

... LAW iATELLIGEA'CK. r- VICE-CIIANCELLOR'S COt lkT.-TI-tEanAY. at AITORN-sL'-rGENtlAI ?? 1HE MAisUt ANDt LOPPOTIA71i.S or ed w .It S. 0o Mr. Conceit moved for it epecial injunction e-i 1wrte, to to r-train the dv toudantos from proceeding9 to carry into eftle't hO certain cootracts for the sale of teat tiroperty bielongtng to the corporation, and fromt erecting aI new mnaiket-hou-.u in a lie ...

... LA IT INTELLIGEN? CE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT-FalDAY. VIVIAN V. IBLOMiBERic. After tbe arguments in this cause were concludedl, his llo- nour directed a case to be s-tnt to the CourTt of Common Pleas, in nhich tile question of law will be Whether a con- current ecclesiastical lease for 21 years, niade within three vears of the expiration of all existing lease for 41) years, of a house within ...

... Lt 11' INTFLLIGEN CE. 'rICE- CHANCELLOR'S COP RT-TrrtjLSAYn . I The hearing of thils route rsaq not concludedot whirn tire Cori rt coke_ It nvlvsn eq ain it' portanot qurrr iion aupon I t lon- -it tie-iron of tilts 1ktjt rrto Kiii irbetir, ieiotrr'iu ta Ceeciesiastir-al irosos. flit we rl-, 'it the repelrt for hiq Ilorour's judgment, whirch is ill proliairir- ie givco to-miorrow. ('ul lIT Mi ? ...

... ?? JVOTIW?.-Tllls 'Al', vICEf:CHANCEI.LOES C * ORT, L;qC OLN'S INN. olwteO at t :v. sti I; ~vi, plt Iv.lv ir f1li ?? Icr vu.i.>u'l'm t,,ti l,,te1,:1I)iiiRInI s iu 0,!I? jietitti.,, ivy ?? tio,. c \ Varr. a, cititi- l~sai te i awiler, petitkt, t! ,ril r-F. aictt v II'Fes, fur tiber dil Itt ?? -'.iIl I ittti v(i.o caiti,e. 1, lerder-ltetiiillhg v Over- tol, cause, fly order-NV iI ?? v Nel Will, ...