... COURT Ol' BA.X\Ki U -PTC'Y- -FI)XESlA lust luld WILLIAM LLV~lii'S A B .it~i 'UT IC'Y .-l PIW'A NNT to J1L DC1AA XI. lie Thle bankrupt in tnil o- arrcrowin' arl trader I,, od ;Liverpool, who 'I 1:i pei or, .X1 i:. r 04 ?? il' :0 antd rizeed themn. The tizi-.t ?? . t a the queiitior. 01 alldltI.m~ p 'l I l'~1.0 nI detil'flti'kl to 'uUntc LI 1 . ,.U I Up; ?? .lr made. lil :%Jr. Knigbt ?? a: a, ...

... SHERiFFS' Co URT-TiESDAY. [Before JA)~sIE UaRsreal., E-sq., Senior LUnder.Sheriffi~ OOUt,: ?? WYL~iE. M~r. PEER9DoORF stated the case. The plaintifl is the pro. prietoi of thse l~ondon Hotel, Al bem arle.street, and the de - feadant is a genitlemaun os' large fortune, and formserly a sur- geon in the Last Indtia Cornpany'ei service; the action wous brought to recover the sum of £75 l8s. for ...

... LAW 1ATELLIGENCR. COURT OF CIIANCERY-FOIDAY. ANtOELL V. WE5TCO'.tDE. In this c his claim ascadeed, required by a plaintiff to aubstautiate ab- obedience to an orde? underabil&sf discovery, and deposited with thee ulcer of the Court. An application was made solve isa? time since for an order to produce the deed on a pending at trial of the rights of the part?e? by an action of ejeotment in a ...

... LA W INTELLI-GENCE. - IIHOULSE OF L.OR)S-TUEsn.vS. C.(OMMi1 TJ EE OF PRI VILE(;ES. { PRiSAYE PEEJIAOGF. ' AvMr. F. KELLY eppeared on behalt of Sir W. lBoothby, who claimed to be one of the coheirs of the Brsye B~arony, for -tie purpose ol offering6 evidenceo to the [louse, to remove the X stan which tile tstatment of the pedigree of the other d clairnant, Mir. Cave, haid cart upon one of hiis ...

... ASS, Is, JNTEILL IGENC'E. AOliFO LIK CIRCU t . -Nonwtcii, TuLnDA.r On the opening ol thc Court this morning, 11. Ser geant Sronas applied to have the recogizances eniered into for ?? ap emarince of JIhn Prigrinm, one of the partiescharged sviib bribery, re-pited. A sirnilar application had been made lait year to Mr. B~aron Pollairl. Ihe proseoiuon was inetituted by llessr,. Servell and Bhike, ...

... L.AW NOTICES-WThis DAY. jVICE CliAWCELLOR'3 COUjRT, W Efil tIN STE~t.-Slt as tens Mioore v Mloore: cause by order. After vwhich remaloing cause ?? ?? v Purer tiro petitions and furtber di- rections by ?? v eto demurrer and nnotlonr by order. ROILLS' COURT. WVESTilINSTER-..Sittlngs at Ten. Lloyd- v Morrls-CollIer v ?? t Bowler; psrt heard -Cooke v- Hancock-ilardoie v Dodnan- Fyre v Nlonklanit- ...

... POLICE I:'TELLLIGEN'VE. -4 MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterdav, a man who looked like a bricklayer's labourer and whose nanire is l1iliainr Robferts, wau brougtirt before the Lord liavor, charged by Mr. Santuel Jones Loyd, of' the house of Jones, Loyd and Co., the bankars, of Lothburv, under thie lolleowing c iruonistancr!:- Mr. Loyd Paid that the firm owned some houses in Token- house-yard, which were ...

... ~knHOME (I1RUIT -KrNGSIOV, SATURDSiAY. ry:1 [Before Lord Ciri~fiJutice TINDAL and a Special Jury.] TiHE. OMN1NMU.S CONSPIRACY'. 1) of e ?? kiN ON' Fll PRttOstCUTlU'5 OF WMiLIAMi ilirtRinI' has, j}IiCiiAillriBOXAil. AND Ot1HER5. al ci. C. M. CrAitrsi'N open,-d the pleaudings ; he stated that thisl in ie,. woo alir dictarent ogairot certain coach proprietors for con- ,f-n spiring tovether to ...

... POLiCE IXTI!1. !IGEACP. No' IL FRAI o,-A sell dicssril main namied i'eal wnts brough1t beforc Mlr. ('onant, cheeg~ di *ithl having obtainel D csatereign from) Me.. Insiernanlat. ladhdy ot thle Plleo ?? Termyn-eitreet in the ?? fraudlulent toatlnet: A le vilsvs aigo, inl the retires of ain iaiquiry into a chnrge of iniacoiduct again t some Inose fenisles, one of tli iii, in: defencepinoentioned ...

... LA..W NOTICES-TillS DAY. VICE.C-HANCE LLOR'S COURT, WESTBI INS Xtt,.*Slt. at ten. Hood , Besuchaifp; pant ?? v Young: by ?? r Holraes; ?? v Howvard; ?? v L~ght. foot; dItto. ROLLS COURT, *V'ESTDIINSTER.-Slttlags at ten. Easter v llargrsves - for ?? v Mlarshall; ?? yer y Birchmore.-Laldler v ?? v Talingqnae-Bercy v Armlstead-Kirwyan v RIrwan-Adidy v Blnas-Conlk V Boovler-Shew v Borrer-Joeves r ...

... LAW NO7'JCES--Tnjs DA.4, Pitt v rokeloce, OltiotI Iv order- Newtuo 5' Lu VItO, to he spoke to -t'r.,wslu?r v 'i'illrilt?'ll i;?l? cal-li li? ito V Wy?iic, ?? 5 Cnotplu ii, dAte. VICE CHANCf'LLOWA 01EV, WtCs ?? at toti it Eli I IS, ?? I 35 i'i. ri ?? v H?roo-itul me s' fluim -- tlVI'5'IV 5' Ii r liv- South s Ho ison -tiligeil V Wi1 tihant-Not. tall s (alk 1,1,? *s Prjcu iu ' ?? ItI cc it 5?il ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUITD.-LnIuPWOOL, SATURnDAY, [LBefore Air. J raron PARKE]. C RIMl. CON. YEOMAN V. ?? This was an action in which the plaintiff sought to recover damages of the defendant for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. Mr. ALEXANDER, in stating the case to the jury, said the plaintiff in the present case was a gentleman who re- sided in Liverpool, and the defendant was a wine ...