... M1IDDLASEX SESSIONS-Txsi yDA. . . ?? V ?? Wm-. ('uimri, Burt., Chairman. J i EXi iAORDINrABI1t.1 bEVEtrE SEN1 ?? Mlorris Bay-- I ,i i-tr th v ci-known tiseattialet, sotrrenlds-edi t thle sitting e- uf t l ('curat tlii tmorning, to ret's-ivce juadgmeit for an ia-lac It I ipen liis wcife., MIri. Al igil ro Ijur~itiof ?? ,oj-1lihe hul beed iet 'e culticted itt thle .tdjuairtlitett ?? of' the o ...

... POLiCE R1I7 ELLJGENC'. 1 0g _ ?? 'THEi Blect llY Al xI1'ItF HO E Oil 1111' ?? MZ. W VI Ic'i'r glorxy at thle hoiivce' il ?? thle ?? JTolin Adolphus lil &ight, yt Pod-i te li ?? U i rev, Nas brought f toiv. ard for finol exanlmaioj~ I lie lies' Al'. VI -light ttouenil, and jdenfiiteli a golf watpIi, five geld scalls, a ?? kntte. anq ottiet urti- cles of jeisi'lery', togetlier i-.ib a palir ...

... LA W AN TELLiGEA'CE. COTI'RT OF CIIANCERY-;\lensc'r. [Before Sir C. lc ty, and Sir J. BvzsANQur r Lords (omrmisio.wers.] ILO \N (. ?? It1 ?? Ihis saZ an appeal fiom a ?? Of the \ice-Chati- c'IIor, ?? 0 it it serw of 4 ,0(O, bfqueathcII b\ Mijorilomne, in ItSia tohibrotlier iuJ si ter iu Enginand was not lit ble to the paymitent of the legar y duty in E' ngland. Tte sole question at issue was, ...

... COURT OF ALDERMENS. lifter Yesterdtay very great interest ivaq exerted by the Proceed- tell, iugs Iit, ?? Uourt of A ldvrrnmie, ws icli wis cross tied below tie lbar tile noment t ha doors were operiedi. ~utjiog tle, PPY wihoir of tlic tiisesaiort there were sevenrteenr Aldermsen pre. ,as sent, anid that nrumtber wit, incre~aled by two befire thle Court say, bioke up. THiE GOWN OF ilASSISIHAW ...

... LAW NIOT! CES.-Tais DJAY. t~ itt 0;1' O' ,CirTANC RY, I.INt70t.N S iNN ?? v Rutlhert, petition ?? Ile--Exltarte licee, ill the itter of Terry. Ibankrolt 'petition to be ?? ?? v Iey- tti4'ii 'ItO,:i, it)' ?? v W%'ot .n by oraler-crtsose v War- r,.! ?? r ia lige, two ptiti y order, Lb.YATIVi ?? re Hkrr, exparte Salt--I- re Stahr, ex- piorte Gerdon.-- In e Hill, exparte J uows- lit tu tie Sallie, ...

... LAW NOTIC7RS.-Tult J).4r. VlCECHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN. siltiatlr at tell. Sitig at %lrn Howell BowelG v Benningtoni, pelvtit n to he spo f urlhr d oeill hr bv ( pke tos -So mtb r v ith petion bo ?? terink -atter, petition Ir rerd v tltinhe ztr v a rHr2 tiurf orersrt patri r Lraorn, bv order-'l',rlnrr v ba'vor v reryurteortelard- Itavwvard v Macbuy, ?? v Fraser, iitte- id athr Jwe ru ...

... THE CARLIST RESOURCES.-For some time past it had been known that under a man's dress a young English woman acted as factotum to the partisans of Don Carlos who have sought a refuge in England. The telegraph, it is said, had even apprised the Government of her departure firom London for Bayonne. She was expected in the latter town, when, on Sunday evening, M. Kassime, Central Commissary, ...

... CENTREAIL CRIMIA'AL COURT-SATURDA.4 ?? OLD) COURT. lonO fde foire Alr. Justice LT-rrT .i ri AT.1pp T~EFORGERIIES ON THE P)OLISH1 BAN K. man ilaordeecaj 1M..ase aliag Marecos it sirschuic alias W'arsaur, allC 5,was indicted for feloniousiy, sod, ?? lawful excuse, liu knowingcly possessing two plates, bearing an order er uodc-r- Wa taig for the paymnent of money, purotn ob teodral or undertaking ...

... LAW NOTICES.-Tlis .UiY. VICE.CRANCELLOR'S COURT. LINCOLN'S INN. Sittinrr at ter. llvp-: y'r nitingtnot, to IX.1 nitie to-ltorgut v Holveil, (litto- ?? .z, ' I'.l ?? VSm% nth. putitio a- Millinlytun Naylco, per ?? timo r v Wrct, ditto-- I- avwad v alitluchy. part herrd -Canjptbell v vlackay. ?? v FrTser, ?? v Buchanan. per ?? r JomesV-Mhatord v Moore- Itoberts , ?? l Fedarav-XWhiitle v Bird ...

... CO UR T OF COMM ON CO UNrVCIL. I Yeatereh'v a Court wits held for tir dItciO h at' business. ge I~eputy ?? Et'l0Ntou,,7t or' tlj~ Re port (it t Ie ('iiit- (IT inavivraliv. IThe V epori reconinuttded that anrfjdresw, lrarned o rind glazed and r~-ffly einolazot'ccl shotuld be preseuted ito hin Lordshtp. The address de~cirat' in thle manner deserhbdeillC wvou 4 cost frctn £8U to ±'UC ?? and lie ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-THunRSDAAY. [Sir WV. CrTnTts, Bart., Chairman.] IllS GRACE THE DUKL OF J3EA UFORT. Mr. BODeIN said he had an application to make, for which lie had received instructions from the Solicitor to the Duke of Beaufort, and which that gentleman, although unable to have an interview with and consult his client, felt that for the protection of his Grace from a painful inconvenience, ...

... LAW JATELLIGEACE. VIMCE.1AN'CELLOR'S COU4T~-W17DNcssAY. ATIOnINirY-ENETIAL . M nATOiR ANt, COPt'OllA1iiOrS01 WELtS. As thseimoti)n foraeninjurretio~i intthis infrrr-nratioe was fixed to corne on ttis io mrrrtif, hi~ H ONOtR, at the )'ittIing of the Court, tnddresseil AIri. 1t\ sight to [iiow ,whetherhe wuS. pve- prepareri to bring it orr. AIr. E(tUiTc replied hie wouildi sake the motion ?? ...