... COURT OF COIBION PLEAS-JUr 22. NORLTON V-. M1.IBOUdRNE. NoRToN V. Mrlr.BoUaNr. andi (C'oncliudedlfront est paper. of Srrtrrdazs.) can Ann CumminrgsqCrossCXstmirie-l remember one tity ovenstoa seeing AMr Norton writs in the 411ning-eoom, sue while Lord Melbourne wrae op etairs in the drawing-room tire with Mrts Norton. I seldom knew when Mi Norton came home, for I was generally up stairs. Once ...

... EXETTlI AS&IZE-S-JuIY 28, On ...

... A A general Court of Proprietors was held yesterday e- morning at the Bank of England, to consider of a divi- of dend for the half year ending the 10th October next. It af also formed one of the general Courts appointed by the in Charter. r The Governor of the Bank, J. Pattieon, Esq. M.P. a took the chair at twelve o'clock, at which hour the Court z ) was fully attended. The Chairman then ...

... MILITAnY PlUNIs11MENTrS.- EVIDICIXE OF TIHE DUKE Or 5vfLtN (Coneisbtledfom oaur lost palmr.) -Hive vou had occilsion to observe the discipline of tim other'armies of Europe, such Rs the Austrian, the Bavarian, nmd the llussian; and does your Grace's expericnce lceal tn the srme result vith respect toall those armies as comlipared with ours?-I shculd think Eo. I have never hail immediate ...

... IN WILLIAM J. CLEriKi, 77TIH CAPTAIN WILLIAN J. CLvrtxcl, 77Thr REEOSIENT. VJ.7 Horse Guards, l9th Dec. 1836. we Saii--Having had thehloneur to lav Isefore ?? sev g osf the proceedings of a genernl Court Ma~rtial, helda Glee- der x.gios on the .16th October 1835, and continued bay ad- bul P jo.~ urameon.t to the 2,d of November following, for the trial prc 'h f ?? William Jonathan Clerkee, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEOINOS- | SCOTLAND. )f RETURNS PRESENTED. i. 4th Feb. -Court of Session. -Number of causes h a instituted and decided in the Court of Session in Scotland in 1835 (by Act) ; to lie on the table, and p a be printed. I: *e 9th Feb.-Parochial Sclioelrnaeters..Copies or ti extracts from all the Presbytery books in Scotland nl le of cases brought before Presbyteries respecting I ...

... ?? STBRE~-t.e A G.s.v Dxrctveax-1i5E Laura Srnither' anda Miss SuA G, Jo ene, aprofedlys insts came before the Bendh, thee first as coarplniuant, and the latter as. dfrendantp, int a stageof aseaut olt.aotamn g bythe artie lodged inthe Samuel hoube,in Wardmer Stree. Mis Suan, n thetwo air ackcultivatipg tlgnthe art of tit arlou and Miss Laurain the roam abivedeotringl her enegiodgraes to the ...

... VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT-August 5. LYNDSAY V. THE EARL OF BALCARUAS. Mr Knight made a motion, on the part of the plain- tiff, the Hon. Edwin Lyndsay, brother to the defendant, the Earl of Balcarras, for the production of some docu- ments, and for paymentto the plaintiff of the dividends of a gunm of L.4000 stock, whibh the defendant had paid into Court to answer an annuity of L. 150, to which ...

... HIGH COHRT OF JUSTICIARY. ?? . .1 .. + ?? - tIt~L,5I LUSJULXI VJ On Thursday, Robert ilenrdersonr, accrused ofthe crime of rape or assault, pleated Isot Guilty. This case leas conducted with closed doors; but we understand the facts to he nearly as follow :-The pannel (a Chelsea pen.. Rioner), a married man, with a wife and family of two children, residieg in Torryburn, Fifesbire, was in the ...

... COVRT Op CoMbION PLEAS-June 9. t.OttD NViSCOUOT V.ELDOtrrs. , Dayle) 'a that his respect for the Court ren- thatin this case ho shoulh mention a Dp;ad it ~C~e; irtih lad ocurred since it had last been urC5 Lnie l~lP 'f Their Lordships would recol- h jorc tll sdt ma'/,1 an oppliedtin for a Commiession to , t jt le m55 v. waa residing with Lord Alulgrave ~nrflen a N tnDli. ?? Attorney- Gencral ...

... COURT OF CHIANCERY-DEC. 19. (Before tle Lord Commrissionoers in the matter of Larly Kirkrwall.) At-the sitting ofthe Court, this case, which was spe- cially apiointed for this morinig, was called on. Mr Knight sail, he ippeared ii supporit of the peti- tion, which ?? that a writ de ?? inortire.ido might issue ta asecrtain the stateof mind of Lady Mirk- The Vice-Chanctliiro-Who is Counsel on ...

... A echimney sweeper, well known about Gray's Inn' Lane as Bandy Tom, was summoned by another equally ill-looking member of the same fraternity for tber sum nof 7s. 6d. The case was heavd before Mr Sergeant Heath. How will you pay it ? hireled Mr Heath. Defendant- I knows I hows it 'im, but I contends he karat rekiver a halfpenny on it, not ia this here Court, nor not in no eteir Court ...