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... 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. ...

... 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 ...

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... IN'SOL I:NT D)It' iY 7 UR C -TviESDY. [Ilfrorc the Cuir Co f mo-lomttii anl Mr. Commissionci: IN 'IfF Ii 1AI IFIR 0 '1 tiP IL i'E I IN Or' J.I\NF DtUVI.A P. It haviurt bhell piublicly stated that ?? Court would pro- nounce its judgment in this Cruce to-daly, the culo t \ as crorwded at rn early hloir. 'The insolvent vaS, bifi id oln her petition in Novellliuer laht, aoll at nrrhubrquent ...