... LAW NOTICES-THIS .DY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTlrl,5TTeRt. Slttitagg ;t ten. itn re Dosventry Hospital, 0l otion ;art ten ?? v Damosn, motion by ordor. APPrA.s-Taylor v Waters, ?? v Bright, ditto- Mettnife v Arctbisho!o (f York, litto-1,lfldS v Avitod, rehear- Ing by ?? DAVr' Budlold v Tll ,larilltesi of Abicorrll, VICE.-CHANCIELlO'S COURT, WrtSTAIINsnrER. III re 'rilley, petition by ord,-r ...

... IIHtDD LESEX SESSIONS-THURSDAY. 'lirere was It full ntteliiieoce of Magistrates in conisequtence of it;, being the adjolurned County lDay, and it being expected thast RiOiCsO oA, otch would be naimed as Chairmiain of the Sesioirls. A (Ir' 5 gr alit Adanmi in the Chair. Th ~e report Of tle liig.t~tC' st the 1ouse of Cor- r'eciol.i ('r GCrO. IN cr'i!. 6-, -o. '23) wa.; receivedl and (ii ...

... LA IAT IA TE L, I. I GEN GCi. C'OURT OF ClIANCERY-T'I'iieDAV.s TIhis was an appeeil II-oilt te I ice-tisanceilo(r, airgued y a- lerdoy ait sonte length liy -ir Fredi rick Pollock AndMr fiindersley 'or tirepain till',lind i.Barber rfor the d fendan . 11ic, \\ 1tiGHAi note followedl on the seline Side Withi irV. Ba rber', a rd icr inticu or toi the- lpaint cuggested yi'oterday by t(lie ...

... LAW NOTICLS-THis DAY. COURT OF CHIANCERY, WESTUINSTER. is], In e Cawfod, -antiepetitioni by ?? v Norwnood petitioreb Cradeor.l uaiittg tkt ?? --Tnvlor vlietcr!s, apop'ea ?? viright., ?? alrc~l c VA et.151O~07 'Di, co. --Edmuods v Acland. to VlCE.CHANCELLOR'S COUf1T,,WESTM4N~r9* 'ic S~tliiM at fee. SntORT CAVSF.s-NC~ton - 'samiiet-Ifr~ifltar v Amphlett- IIt, Ditto v DiltO-DltdleY V Slater ...

... POLICE IL TRhLLIGENCE. BOWV-STREET. I. ssTAMPF.D NEWSPAPS iS.- Wi'lidia Nicrhelas Fagnoit, veuder ol unstamped newvpaperc, residing at No. 167, lligh Holborn, was sotittuonei to app' ar nt this office to alnswer to a comipluirt, *harging him with sellinq two numbers ol the People's Weekly Dispatch, an unstamped newspaper. 'I e defendant, hoevecr, when called, (lid not appear. George Davis, an ...

... POLICE INTELLI6RNCE. GUIlLDHALL. Yesterday two Young mcin, named Charles Holelandi and Chdrle.S CuItt~i'Ss and two womten, Charlotte and Harriet Cruftiess, were brourht before Mr. Alderman Johnson, charged coitls stealing- twvo £10 notes,, two £5 notes, and £25 in gold, thle property of' Ars. Ellis, who keeps the tlorse Shoe rid Star, near St. Dlrirrrtnf'5 churcb, Fleet-street. Mr1s. Ell1is ...

... THE LATE DtEAI)DFUL CASE OF bS AA ,1J 7TUN, '0 to iso Yesterday at special meeting ol' thle Paddingten Vestry was a S Jicld at the V'cstry-rroore, pursuanet toi a notice issued byilr. reel- Pitmana, the vestry-elerk, in cornserquence of the previous flerk presentation of at requisition Calling upon them to explain .P.the circumstances I'ehlrie to the refusal of relief to thle un. o do ...

... DREADFUL CALAMITY AT ROTHERRITHE.-On Friday afternoon, be- tween the hours of twelve and one o'clock, a funnel chimney, recently erected in the cement works of Mr Pearson, in Church street, Rotherbithe, fell down, and the accident was attended with the most disastrous consequences. It ap- pears that the erection of the chimney, which has been going on during the winter, and was raised to the ...