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... 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. ...

... MELANtHSOLY OCCuRRENCE.-An accident of a very afflicting nature occurred in Hemmings row sorh6 days ago. A young and tery lovely child, named Rosalind Verral, was thrown down and killed, while crossing the street, by a cart which was passing at the time. No blame is exactly attri- butable anywhere. The deceased, who was a very gay and hiteresting little child; was the daughter of Mr Charles ...

... TRIAL OF MARIN FOR TMJE 1UTRDER OF MISS L;ETIELL, ATJ J7R1.SE)Y. loncliy Itast L wa- tii (11ay fixed. foe Ilh e iri~st ef Lcos Is Mario II, V ?? oit tinuidtiirt4 Miss Beilseil. (it opnn tihe doorS o1I I. the court rtsere sias -I ginersid sorba for tsticei asid in In qhrt ti lie( every part of it wasi ('50 si&d to s-ufo l aslit il. 'hb jousit' havs ing taken the~r place~ ,tits prishore'e viso ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tiiis DAY. VICF-CiANCELICIR'S COUiR'r JANCOLN'S INN.-Sit attelt. EMlS v Waiti tsley, ?? illstn v Cutthbert, by ?? rejjhittuIi,6 Charity, iiitto-('rooie n milliton, further dilrectlions bY ?? s' Gtitnidtio, pa rL ?? v Lockte, demilrlli'' Jonlosont v Freeth, dlitto Juttos v Lambeirt, fuirthter directiollsilar- rymore it Bial ltrryiiro'-1lirtynillre 1 Ellis-Wntrdv 1t Lic's-tlto same V ...

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... LAW IA TEL LIGENCE. 10 VICIi C IC ANC EL. LOR'S CO FRT-WLDiIIISDAY. 1'011 VS ?? tt NSIIlErI., 2 In this ca.c the poilantif married a young lady of the nine Ii ol* AliIs Juill Iarrington, niecti of Sir Johll lBir- II rinllou, Mlm) gave her J10,0M1 as a portion on Ibr lI mairiage to ,l r. I'owvs, and afterwards left her another V sail l fl ' I 0,00) bv his vvilil It wa; contendred by the de- el ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-FIUDAY. 1IMACKtINIO5t v. EIVFRItGC'ON antI ANMiLER. ?? case occupied the Cour' the last two days. It was an action brought by the plaintiff, as inventor of the patent India rubber chlaks and air cushions, against the defendanta for an infringement of his patent. T'ie ArTroRNEY.lGENERAL, Sir FiEDi:rtich POLLOCK, Sir WiLI.tANi FOLLITT, MIr. Sergeant BO.%ie'As, and Mr. ...

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