... FVIDENCE TAKE1N BEFOR1E Triir C0I113r1liIONIEil, SATUIIDAY, rm3ii UAcY 20, 1836. rY. [C,{nqi 011111 rilOM . TE iOi1' i (~Iiitl~Ct C (F YESTERDtAYi. iety is Comlparing the dili-ipline ot our1 armly With' that Of tht it tile Prussoians, do you conceive tha~tour Hi~ei~lioe for all purpto-es pated. in thle liold is the(, more effectuall, or thitejc -Not to be coot- nit iii a pan d. We could liv'e ...

... 13BO V- S'lTi1 E ET. Yestitdny, .Mr. Ferstandlv:, a (iertnan, whose name, a fev years since, came betere the public ans connecte(d with n chargeplrefrred ingninst him bya Air. %k tiks, olletuiuitg sont, papets whicrl hinl been entritcld to lilia, tipplcirl to Air. Alinshlill fore ?? upaginst the ('olmilittie of tue li- terary ,lundt Srciety, for rte ii- ito tl grant him an al lowanrc out of ...

... COURT OF COMMON COUNyCIL. THE MAYORALTY EXPENSES. ~idb A mnore than usual degree of' intere-t lits been excie(b the report of the. Revenue (Committee, Of which Pilr.11'ilianil, the Member tor Coventry, isechoirmal. 'ITie repeirt stitd that thie eipeiidttitrc of thle ma'%oathe cl tO to 25034 7.. Id., and sp~citiedth ;eto xeilti( stid the. Lord jiafyor and liany menmbers of thle Court lxpreev'ad ...

... COU(R TO BANKI 'Hll7CY-TuESD ?? fdoefoe Mr. Co'nrnissionvr FlANE.] *';TI;lill; rJAM;JAN'I iBANNvRL)PTCY. I br jillfjciuroeci lecting of lie credibors under tile fiat q.:1i d eiaiast 'etdlienLakeirri n, washeld co-day, for the ifotY r oind.itkriitoll of the riftilt elailfled by Alr. KIgvS to p foi- Ir .i YU)i of relfer above 5(,000, for stork dchl'vvc f: to eb.limar before hi. flight, tilf fir ...

... LA W liATEL ?? HOUSE OF LORSb-Al'PPI5ALS-Frimit.a SCAPBIT 1. 'tilL GOVEiRNORS01' .TUSlOS SCHiOOLi.. 'T'hi5 wrs an ripperil artrinit tire dierere of the Loid Chief Bili on ot the Exchrequqer', reciricrbg I lie respeondriet entitle'd to tile titles Ividlii tihe ii ip'elry of ELyntin arIA tir township of Lu,ton, within tie recn ry arid pci luh ot Lye, other tran aad excepting tire vicarial tithes ...

... LAW NOTICES-THis DA V. COURT OF CHANCY It', LtNCOLN'S INN.-Sittinge attell. East v Twsvtfr it, pamt heard- Vardlvti v crjter, by otider-tlacxtrr v Ftshrrt L-i, p:lftL heard- Ihit rvy I H; ITVe, two cypteals, pa:rt heardi VlCiC K AiANG: lhtOlS CoImT, LINCOL.NS INN.-Sitat ter'. Cole v vt ctti, c : tikle, Iy ?? er-.SII V 't'hoyt-s, tittO- Senilon V \Irlkr, ;rtitir I- orttubsirire r Danirn,by ?? ...

... L4Aif NOTICES-THrs DAY. 'OT'I OF CHANCERY, l.lNCOLN'S INN.-Sittings at ten. i> ri kerr;, I-.Ilkrupi t jititili, I i be spoke ?? o lop il, olililitW by oceir-tagtilrd v SUith, nppen! muclii by tilL I -Carrelt vS'-Sith, I-n 'rdlr. r.A'NA IICi Ci i NSrz .--III re TUiiil, ei-nrte ?? r- ftrbi, e\parte NValik'r-Il re IIlaItUId , c 'ie , ?? ?? Ie *, e, lxpl ?? le ic ii, etji;irtr B it-hr :, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APPEALS-AIONDAY. SCARLET AND OTHERS V. THE GOVERNsORS O0 THE FREE SCHOOL OF LtCTON. This was an appeal from the Court of Exchequer, on the subject of a claim for tithes. At the time of the dissolution of the monasteries, in the reign of Henry VIII., the Abbot and convent of Reading were seised in their demesne of in- beritance of, and in the lordship of Leominster, and the ...

... POLICE iNTELLIGENCE. (GUILDIIALL. Ye .to r iy Ti lil ami S a it dersoi, a holse derl ler, Nes br nu gh I; up for final examtiation before Mlr. Al Iertian llaricr, v charged with stealiaga vahiable lage cirriage gilding, the property of ilrs. Davies, ot Iittle Struwe',irry-hill, I ick- t e II II till. N flenry iertlue, a servant stated that he hall seen the stolen gelding at AIr. D)rinko iter's ...

... CO URT OF RE (2 ASi.X-WflTECiAPEL. Yesterday Mr. Afttidirnon Sciiles appeared lefore three of the ConmissionerS ut' this Court to slow cause why he re. fused to pay the suam of one guillea to Mr. Gilts, a ciach maqtt:r, ri sidling at Dow, for the hire of a lass coach. It appeared that on thle oight of die 26th Novembfer, 1835, Mr. Scealcs hlid vinaged a 61ass roach helonging to .ar. Ciil., to ...

... ASSTZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT-LEaWNE, TcunA.si. The business of the assize for the county of Sussex coin- menced here this morniag. Sir N. C. 'TINI)AL delivered the charge to the Grand Jury, and Mlr. Justice VAuGHAsrN presided in tiec Civil Court. res I lhe onmes of fcity-cight prisoners appear in the caleniar; to the offences with which they aru charged consist of arstmn, tie cutting and ...

... 1)(1UBlIh EL.ECTIuV PETITION. On Saiurrday last Ire Corntnr;ee nret at alf-past tvvelve o'cl irk. M1r. 'IFlvl:e;Fn comnplainued of hie course irursiue4l by tile aget, for th.e sitting ,Clewriier. twhom a few ,by, since a lilt rorutrrining Ihe .Han- ut 21 voters iha hc' u fie 1r>shed by the petitlOeius' ligeit aY ravriog fllen witalin ?? de;i,ion 01 the comrrittfrC, elivoib rivali lited their ...