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... POLIC'( E.IXY ..IUI?JVCh. DOW .'TIUJ L: ?? Ye-tprd.',' ilttt't .r in itldlir, v, o imol-od ti ?? wit'h ICI:liig-e ie! ja-t tlili ini fit' lall~ t1 (;pIr-llily Owf jtivellierY anld olJ r * i- e In i-e tl p''rt e lI tp.oL 'rot (A ll '.A.rts I, it' ItJllzini'rIitrixiArle( -otoluie(4ta-!la up trtx '11 . l ati~: t a ltloupl Mlr. JI nttti:i, Toh iippe.tral for the p'nnrt' .liotI, aCdirt, ed S it 1: ...

... IINSOLVENT IEBT7'ORS' COURT-SATURDAY. IN THV m AT7ER or ii!! rFTITIoN oF MARY ANNORTLESS. 'This rule for a re-hearing, which has excited so much interest, had been twice before the Court, was obtained by Mr. Woodroffe, on behalf of Messrs. Bolton and Underwood, assignees of the estate and effects of the insolvent, calling upon her to show cause why she should notbe re-examined, she having ...

... POLICE if'TkLLJxL'g. I he e Im~~'l'daV, '111HUtt ?? .`,iIt , a young 1itiiai of resper- I wfl t tble exii tr, wi ic]ted *l ~i it ?? re'exattiinatiin, on a )'ca I At p ;t illj C itt notes witi mion-ip, the propercty, of' (titerIIt'l prs'eriitor ani tie pji boner, it atppealed, wsere botb ro ?? it itl fli i~--r'ice of, 'Iii-. Itr-oike'-, a Ft(ietidi'tper, resid- tjic tA trg it ~No. 47, IDuke- ...

... SPAIATM ALlEl:GE) TREACllEIIV O( GEN.C(OIIDO A. Il he Hlirt brig, Osprey cutter, and Royal Tar steamier, have this week arrived from Santanderi The Osprey leit on the 9th inmtant, on which day Lord William Paiget marched to join trhe British Legion at \'ittoria, with 50 lincers and 50 urtillerinen, an(d two 12-pDunder guns. Ihe letters from A itiorira mid Santanrler, by these vessels, give a ...

... 130w-STREFET. BntrAT. ASSAUlT.-Oi Saturday Iliemas Coaley, a rutlianly-looking fellow, was brought up on the following charge:-Mr. Jefferie-, a gentleman residing in Fssex-street, in the Strand, stated that the defendant and four other men ciame to his house with a cart for the purpose of taking away the dust from complainaats house. Mr. MiSHUstL..: Is he one of the persons called flying ...

... A .-n h Iirnulit lieforc the C On 11lorr va, two * ases were brouight befire the Court, each of them puossessing no inconsiderable degree of sin- gir;rity anot interest. The first was the case of Tho~nas IW'ig7it, charged with stealing a mare, xith sedrlile and biridle, from Thomas Hartr detaler in old clotbes, and residing in the Corgato of Edinh borgh, on 27th January last. The owner of the ...

... FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POOR LAW CO.MMISSIONERS. Every part of the proceedings of these Commissioners teem Wili iMportattCV, tlley Dhejsg charged with carrytteg tlitle xecothlts a Rrisat meoseese itt I-WSeinir, tenilehinthj oned moot saesutesry its is tiriely believed. cad rendered impeerative seot nererly by the degree oft demso'esli. zation among pa lynch tbhemeelveee to which tits n ii. ...

... AW INTELLIGENCE. APPEALS.-HOUSE OF L.ORDS. a [B~eforei Lurds LYNsorIoTir IDEvoN;, Pr.Neati, and CoitaM ~10Y ANDt OlTIntr V. B1501 AMti 011Ps. h T'his was an appeail tront a decree of thle s ?? which bad been affirmed by Lord Chincellor B~roughtam th directing that certain annoities granted toi tilto appellanti th should be considered as ?? tront the 5th day of' May, mt 18-24. It appcarcd that ...

... LA U' NOT1CES-Tims DAY. C(tliltI' OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN.-Sittings at teit. I;Y'~arte 1111, I itotie, ?? v Wade, ?? heard- ! FalBi~le V : tlitocs, ttbe s;;!ie to, Afttr whicil, appeal motions and motions. Vf('t'.CAN1'1,i.OJlR' Cot!'r, 1.INCOLN'.SINN.-913tatten. Motinon'.-Alotdtrryrc a harry eeoclat alfpanttwo; byotier - i;idd v illd, ditto. IiOLLT.S' ?? ?? CIIANCllnY-LANE.-Sittings at ton. ...

... LAW EVI'IlLJ1.1 A;UAi. ?? III O)l CIANCERX'Y-FltL i,. 'ftIV D'(i . 00 oi F O11)1ti) -, I F. itit MItt SO (ll' AtiERI (I:. 'li, wi~i. at I:leir ?? e StlS, tri.tittilI bY ?? nolble p!;tliiitjtE for the PJii'i-ie of ailt riiig thio mai ritigo ?? ofl tIW 2 Ia I qtn. se mi lI 1 arcijune5s of Abercoin. 'I he StYICtTOII it. vn *1. noil 21 r. W. Rtse t.Ij. yte'I ?? . Circums!awl-s wi,, t rci whiji ti ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY. CiuN. COX.-LORD LANGFORD v. BAus4ETT.-Mr Thesiger, with whom was Mr Phillips, stated the case for the plaintiff, whom he described to be an Irish Peer, who married against the wishes of' his familY, and the defendant was a young gentleman who had entered the plaintiff's family as a tutor, and then had criminal conversation with his (the plaintiff's) wile. The ...