... INSOL VENT DEB TORS' COURT-TuESDAY. [Before the Cuier Comr ISSIONEn and Messrs. Commissioners B~OweN, and HARRIS-] Samuel Johrnson, described as formerly of Addle Hill, Doc- tors' Commons, victualler, was heard ipon hispetition, which was opposedi ay ir. WOODROITPI, on belalf of Mir. Henry 1Thomas, a builder, for a debt of J360. Mr. COOKE suppor ted the insolvent. From his examination it ...

... LAW NOTICJE;S-Ti.is DA) . COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTtiMINSTlER. Sitiigs it tell. Seal Dy.-Kay v Thompsion, appeal part ?? v Toltelove, ?? for ?? re Dovenley Ilospital, motion. Appo1al Motiots anid Motiona wiil be afterwards heardl, anti Taylor v Waiters's appeal. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WFSTMINSTER. Sittiags nt ten. lotiois . ROLLS' COURI', WESTMINSTELt. Sittiags at tell. Motions, and Robert v ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-W IRDNESDAY. LOCK V. COLMIAN. This was an appeal from ain order of the Vice-Chancellor, argued a few days ago. His Lordship now gave judgment. 'The bill was filed to recover possession of certain lands held under the custom of the manor of 'Inunton Dean, in the county of Somerset. The de. ftrcdant claimed to retain those lands under an as. ignment from the heirs of the widow ...

... FALL OF TWO ARCHES OF TilE GREENWICH RAILROAD.-SUndaV5night, about a quarter-past seven, a fearful alarm was temporarily produced in the vicinity of Bermondscv street, by the noise of a tremendous crash. It was soon ascertained that the crowns of two of the arches of the railroad, immedi- ately opposite Queen Elizafieth's Grammar school, by Bermondsey street, had suddenly given way, and had, ...

... ;- BOW-STREET. MISCONDUCT 07l A HACKNEY C0ACHAIVAN.H~a)ii/ M'ann, the driver of the hackney-carriage No. 372, attended on a summons to answer to a complaint, charging hiim with litnving used abusive and insulting language to Mir. N. Wray Wit- 's son, the well-known author of France and Italy, A Tour through Palestine, &c. The complainant stated that he engnged the defendant's coach on the ...

... COURT' OF ALDERMAIEN, IN, ed To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ix Sin-I perceive in ycur report of the proceedings of the s, Court of Aldeimen yesterday, a slight mistake has occurred, he which. implies a wrong and unfinvourable impression towards b me by stating that a petition against my return as a Common C.Councilman, on the ground of my rnort apiusg tire rates, was r their presented ...

... LAW NOTICES-TFiS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at ten. APPREALs.-The Attorney. (General v Peilrsoll; appeal part heard- Uy v Marshall; ?? v W~aters; ?? v Btright; appeal. VICE.C'HANCELI OR'S COWItT, Wrl'STMIIXSTER. Slttings at tell. In ?? ?? InCgram; petition borlei -XVrtsoni v Mturray; except II ,, t,%,v seits and I urther directliliq, part heard- Blair v Marstoli, ?? v ...

... CORONERS INQ UESTS. Last night an inqvdsiit'w was held befoie Mi.. Paynt, at Wbitecross-street prisno, in tie body of Simon Frazer, aged 65, who had been confined therein since the commencement of the present year for a debt of £16. 'l'he deceased was a ?? seaman, and Iad served for 45 years in the navy, but never obtained any promotion beyond that of boatswvain, and was at last discharged ...

... MitARYLEBONE. On Wednesday Charles Paddon, a youn- man of siabby-genteel appea, ance, was placed at the bar, charged with having obtained halt-a-crown from Sarah Hemington, the wife of a policeman of the D division, under the 1ol lowing circumstances :-It appeared from the evidence of the compinant, that a short time ago a card, with the address of an astrologer, was given to her by a female ...

... - Yesterday a Court swits held for the dispatch of business- It weef ordered that the Sh liff% should form part of the depu- tation to Lord John Russell, on the subject of his Majesty s gard1 of Newgatc. MR. ALDERMAN IVINC1IE ...

... POLICE INTALLIGENCE. MARLBfOR IGlTlET T IE RORDERs it (''rLONE,i IIAR~tNES.S.-Y-Xoterd~ iy J',h7u C/ttitdei.tvii, a~iia lI/lal, iilia lDunnr, was- ficouglt iti ftcw 1>.a e'':tflitfltiou, ilfar~i-il withla'ii be - ccrni-if it'itar~ tefihery at the ri'~idenice of Colonel Btarnes1, in I.,L1 ci Gurog- venor-street. Thit' tvidienv,~ connecting I le pr onteri thl I the i tene'QI ';alri'atdy beea ...

... COURT OF'CH-ANCERY-FainiA'. ?? V. 11H, ATTORFl~Y-GENFRAL. TJhig wfas an appeisl from a decision of the Vii'e-Chancellor which declared a charitable bequest to be void on accountf its uncertainty: hith teefaiar, Mr. Peter Richard Lithy, of Aiundel, in Sussex, ,after bequeaithing his reil estates to Wlr Ellis for life, with rermainders over, directed hi, personal pro- perty to be vesel. in ...