... LAW I lTEL LIGEN CE. CO(.URT OF CHiANCEIIY-WIFNun DAt'. [13tfore the Lo lt, CIIANWL~lIAM aild Sir ?? . PI I HOArQUtII II riI ?? Ie; coNMPANY V. 'III 0 IP I SIT '0111 FIi. 'ihe nirguillenit, in thes ease were re-itredi t16 1i lwil'li-lI t thet I i W ?? (iFLiONL~iN 0 fil ho pperl I. 'Io I te SIT C s I sud with Sait C. XWi, iii ecuII, !or t ho' Cotuporai)n of London. MV. 1K NIV RbiiEYi cand .1r1. ...

... IINSOL, VENT I.`EB TORS CO U! 7'-WEDNESDAY. .fJohtn AnislY, Esq., descrilbed as late of D)istaff-lano, Old Chanlige, ]zLrondon forni( Hy aldculilan of ia.-sishlavv WNarld, ?? diy to be heurd upo1 Ihis pet tiotn. lli[i itiielaigoe was opposed by Ar. CaI SWELL on beltalf ot Roibert Buigh, a friarie nttlaeture. O3es-i'vrs COOKiE and WtOUMi1Ot rL supported the iotsolvent, who littderweut a lniittg ...

... JEIGA C'E I'l' TTY SESSIONS. [llcfore \ ?? 1 5>rxtlll M ?? Sir \V. .OLIIFI, an-i P. Aunt IRTON, Esq.i T'HiE Bl'R(;l.ARY AT ('IIIPSTEAI). TIuesday being the day appiiild for the final examination of 11 illihii .A Iie, Flias Haril ey, alias llalrhie, on suspicion of being ronrii iid inl theririiug, borghlry t Chipstead in Septcnilber last long before the usual buqiness of ?? magis- trates ...

... COMMalISSlON OF LUNACY A GA INST LADY KIRKWH'ALL. ?? ANI LAWr DAY. Mr. Sergeanit FAI eTJ D ile bnving r'ol)IIHIC(I ;n ub1le and t0l- quent naibresj to the J1 riy on behalfI at Lily Kirkwall, Mr. Conimissionir ?? ji tol-t P1(ie'etl~d to sumn up the case to the Jl ry. lie adverted to the diflerent shades of It- nary, statedl wie law on the subject and ?? lie priueci- pal eiroitiostances detailed ...

... LA IF NOTICES-THIs Thi Y. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COUtRT. Harris v Lapvworti, to be spoke ?? v Ford, petition by ?? v Shepherd-Itarrtynore v 13irrymore-Saine v ElI;S -Taylor v King-Uavies r IDtvies, funrther dlirectionos and coats- Ashnfordi r Cash-Tasler v Stnnil-Andreas v Beatuihcloinp-Attornney- General r Beautchamp-Attorvey.GL-neral v New Eniland Company -\N'ind v Loucins-Street v Mforris-Elton ...