... CORONERS' I)QUESTS. T iii IL.A5EAr ?? I Al Roul i ?? after- flloi an inquisition was held at the Europa Tavern, riother- 1 th,, befome Mir. Carter, one of the (coromrres tir Surrey, and it iigilly respertuble Jury, on the bolt' of Suinlon olloland, o ho was killedl by the sudden falling of' tle ehininev shalt of the factory 'if MAers. Christmas, Hart, and Co., in (Chuich. palsage, Rot! ...

... TRIB UNAL OF CORRECTWNA L POLICE. CIASE OF J. A. SMITH, ESQ. MY.P In the Messenger of Fuedlay we gave a ;eport ot the arbi- trary arrest of John Abel Smuiith, Esq., .P. for Chichester, and a pai tnei in the banking-house of ieessri. Smith, Il'ayne, and Sinith. 'I hisillegal act took place in the 1 hotel de Bristol Place V'endome, where Mr. Smith resides, in consequence of the rnistikie of a ...

... CENTRAL CRIAIIIN'AL COURT MONDAY. Tlhe Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Mr. Coinioun Sergeant Miielholise, r. Sergeoait Ardbin, thle Aldeior-n, ti? Slorriffl, .c eiiteied tit- Court ait ten o'elo k, aind the Giutindi. Jury Were then su orn. ?? Leinllled II RCOnDER, in tie usuail charge to tbat boly, observed, that a period of three weeks only find elapsel Silce tile termination ot the la-t Session, ...

... LA W NOTICES-THIS 1)4 v. Vl(E CHANCELLORS COURT, TlINCOlN'S.INN. Sittinlgs at 1t'e. CaryvTvailt ?? v i; Iton, (iitto-Rolothain V Anmphlett-X all ?? v ih.lYaP-lI v \'il-I I.e v Sutlih- wood- Kidd v ?? Wt' ton-tatiner v Scott, Plyt heard; sad Motions. ROLLS' COURT, CHtANCERYL.ANE. Sittings at ten. Illotions I after which the followi ng PItitionis- Llthterland v }ulcber-Warre s Wtirre-Revtlolds v ...

... TRIAL OF FIJSCHI, BOIREAU, PEPIN, MAOREY and BESHlE.A.R, f,, MCA t 1'TEMP'1 ;J July WS, 1833, off Me LIFE.1 f LOUIS PHIL'P'. ('OURT- OF P1EERIS, JAN. 30. At eleve i o'clock, the hour at wshich the d;ors of the palutee of the Luxemhou rc were opitled, thle cros, I assemndbled oat- side wvas E'ot conshlerabie, aid tiere wa, ito apparent displty ofnmilitary forte. OD entteringc the hulli of ...

... BENCH OF AIS1'RATES. Tinu[SDAY, Jan. 28th, 1836.-Present-W. SEymoum, and GEO. ir Basevi, Esqrs. w George Arimnstrog, a poor looking tellow, charged with stealing so a s..all piece of mutton, fron the shop of Mr. Acton, was coat- tr niitted to lhe house of correction for five weeks. ii MONIDAY. February 1, 1836.- Present-Sin D. SCOTT, Bait. L ?? ScIENIOUI, JOHN HALL, - [IALLY, G. BAsEvn, and ?? ...

... LAW IATELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHAN(CERY-MONoAY. The LORD CalIA'CELLOR gave judgment' i,. thefollowing cases:- .%Ei t '.NiZAIISIIALI. This was tin appeal fromt an order of' the Vice-Chanetller, an lit was argued last * eek. The LoIID Cl.ANCEL.ORI having stated the allegritions in tbl(i plaintiffs bill, grid ?? prver r was for an injunction to restrain the defendant Irom infringing t'ie plaintiff's ...

... POLICE IA TiiLLlGENCE. MAll LBO RO U G1 'I'REET. Yesterdlav, krs. Ameli Paive, a young and very pretty married femiale, caiged Robert Ward, a sweep, with the fol- lowinig novel austult:- (On Suindlay alternoon, being full diessed for a tea party, and of course as clean as a new pin, she was passing down Peter-street, wlin SIle happened unluckily to encounter se- vral youlg sweeps, wilo wlee, ...