... ASSIZE INNTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUl l'-LI.avRP tO., ,!kONDAiY. [Ct IIlWN ?? l~ord Chlief Junatc'e DEN~nias.J J,'J Powvicall, 44, was, charged with having it Mlancliester ?? utierCd, to 01nn ill flit, a forged bill of exohanciv knowing the en.:e to he forged. Air. 'ri In Sppiarl lo tiotho prorsctitlon; Dr. ?? N '.ntd l;( tI thp~io:~ r. Mr. \\ im. Iaiitsexmtaino:ed: Is a altariaey at ...

... L l ; ' NOTICA8-Tans DAY. 4 C~cOUtr OF CHANCERY. Soeal :id pet I lo Easter terma. [iteffre tbe Loatl; U AcN. C O Ior at Lncoln's TInm.] rupsglay, ApIl 12, the se lay, appeal motions, and motioA s W'eJinsda ?? It, 1 I tic pe lint;, , cause petitlons, and bankrupt peti- unsa Ih ;urday, 14, ditto. At. Westminster. Friday, Apyri1 1, appell rilotians *nd mottllons Saillrdaly, P, tl1olday, I iS. II ...

... HRolE CIRCUIT-K:iOSTo4, THURSDAY. CROWNS COURT.-fBefore Mr. Baron VAVOHAN.] IUIRDER. Saors Blackman, apparently aged 31, and of wild melan- choly look, waq indicted forth- wilful murder, by strangling, of her infant daughter, Eliza, aged sixteen months, at Gorlalming. The dreadful deed was committed on Saturday solieif,,. 1.5 Jaya .-Mt- Iyc~r.~ to Is raiolnd she was ordered to be remanled back ...

... CENTR/?AL CJ'II\'J-l, MOUR'1?T-APrrL 6, ate, of II Isnt:i' I. I-t PA IF rF )it. f Mr. -a true TIAprt S lmoioi 33i, su rr idtcII hit lae hisi trial on an in- ka' tpl- ,Ecttit, ciilari'neg hiln wi-t~ tile n an'iaughter of John parishi 1' Iiirr by .l'lli,irilrlring to himo, tiiid causiing li~iw to take, trnildti ?? ?? noxileu. and iiiqurious meldicineqa whereby ti 1, ?? fleatis wIi', calised. ...

... LA W INTELLJ GEA UE. X ICE-CHANCELLORS (t)[ itt. lHLiixiiSS. I it. rat }iaxtit'itOh. I his demurrer ofriexi in the paper for to-day, dod iutvr ci eupted mor irrn?, xx hir ix xx en- the re 'rJ at bar nv?x oft Ire nsa, ry Mr. K-,rru r, with 11r. Reni rsraupport of ilie il ttiOr? ?? Staten that tins irti I xs-a? fluid by a person narreri line, xv!bO had lately taken the benetit oi tie insols ear ...

... * *-FOLICE INTEUIGENC C. - Yeeterday Whilliatm Salonon, late one of thie prineipal ofi1- eers2of this establisthent, and eow soperantitated on a pen- sion, camie before S'ir F. Roe to ?? ot Ihis name in, io g been assumed by eiirno perr oit, representinr, him-el as a1 B: street officer, at ltirmingliain, where it a pperrid he imt! Upon a N't',c I ?? il toe I'oij'02 (1( ?? ?? ;Ur ...

... LAW INTEL LIGENCE. COURT OF CIIANCERY-W\iNrrsrrDAY. SANDE ONIs 01. WdLrian, Mir. COOPER said he hnd in this ( ase to make a rairer s-in- gular application it was fir an ordier of the Court to permit a copy of a petition to be filed instead of the original, Which ha'i been answsred 7fhierc were three petitions in the cause, one of which was presented to the Mac1ter of the Rolls, and .ii ?? ?? ...

... LA !V 1V07 ICES-This ? COURtT OFB CHANCERY, WFESTM[tNiTFR.-Sit at tell. lnd vEOOdlS, nppieal for judemeoit-13:lsiad v' Smith-Corese v Ititto, appeal esotionz,to lie spil)eto Rn:p ire L~odge, luntoti pe- ti lionl h ?? Lucas. appeal poet heard Ditto eD ito, ?? v Mitchill-llltto v Nisbectt, ?? v illurray, ?? v Tlierlltool, lilto. VlICF CHANCELLOR'S COi RT, WVESTMIINSTER.-Sit at ten Hosod v ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGE NCE. NORTHERN CIRCUII'.-LtvrnPOOL, MI3onDY. NISI PJRIUS.-[Before Baron PARoE.] CONTINUATION 01' TiLE CASE OF CRIM. CON. A YEOMAN V. ASHBURNER. His Lordship entered the court at eight o'clock; and a few minutes afterwards the Learned Counsel for the defence made a long and eloquent address to the jury. No witnesses were ealled. The Learned JUoU, ia Summiing up, then said: ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-SATPRDAY. [Brefore M r. ,TU Stice GASt LI F1 ald (IMr1. jotie- ATrrsc)5J POCST-O)F 1 IC E 11M1131 It Y. Jutmns Paorties was irrlijutd for having rrr the 40h orlMarch, enibezzled the sums of f8s. 1id., 7s. 4d sl.an 4d., tie mo101'ys Of our Lord tire King. Other counts Isar red thte precisO nature I oftche charge. The SOLIxTR-r6n4 eXt(RAI, Mr. Stir ?? Mr. Ann! erllis, aid ...

... IOLICE iNTEL LIGUsA'Ce AlA RL,10O ?? fdt-STlEET. Joh ,1 11 ,, a tritvl!e. in Ihc .ciploy ol a cigar rnan ufneturer Ii t voia9c cI day cuiigel iwt Ii I avrig run over a5 lilttle lay, 0!6ti s(ti oII Ml'. I Itiner, baker, U reat Palteuney- st, :ehtert by h s liici ?? ?? gtnred. A pc escn ivho W Itnessed the atiair sat I that he saw the de- telidailt itta :li-ht cart, in a state of intoxicattiot, ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENcE. BOWV-STREET. War t On Saturday a man , who gave irii name JemeJ ( sek, w - '9 ,wou placed at the h itr befsie rlr. I'5Irrslull, cirarged1 by Keys, tire ofticer of thle testablidininerr, under tire folloseirig circurir-i tstaucis: 'lire Oflicsr stated thli on that morning lie was returning to town by the B~ath r 'eail train Mirrlhororigi, v irie b re hurl Pit been ...