... l House of Lords, April 27. R EAillar tr. Knox.-An appeal has been presented in R this case, 'and the respondent ordered to answer in four oI , weeks. gr M'Cratv v. Cuniagiam--Set down for hearing. Sir William Henry Don, Blart. v. Lipman.-Leave tic granted to tip ?? to enter btoo recvognrizanees. Cl Sir John Ogilvy's Estate Bill.-Read and committedr vi for Monday the 9th of May next. pr I ...

... . A7+ ?? Ot Monday last, we shocrtly noticed the following 0 case which wns triead at Perth an the 14th instant. es We are indutcedr to copy a More detailed report e m fhor the Perthsheir'e Adv~ertisey', Ott atccotitt Of thle Sea exrmeycoficting nertlere of the medical evi- dence. given upon the triai, whichll itmay to many Ift beo both interesting antI userful to study : . Merry IVidlhi ...

... TAUNTON ASSIZES-April 9. 1ORTHWICK, ESQ. V. COit1OUcrD AND OTIM1s9 a Mr Sergeant Wilde (who came down specially), Mir C Sergeant Blompas, and Mr Crowder, were Counsel for the a plaintiff; sail Mr Eric, Mlr Binghaim, and Mr C. Buoler n were Counsel for the defendants. Mr Crowder having g opened the pleadings, t Mr Sergeant WVilde said, he had the honour tobe I Counsel for the plaintiff, and the ...

... CENTRA L CRIMINA L MOURT-April 7. 'jLA LLtIL J1 * ?? James Barrett1 213, James Paradise, 22, Samuel Ca- ples, 19, Thlomas Belcher, 24, Sobc Thom asR, 22, nand Richard Robinson 22 (the last not in custouly), marines, i belonging to the Woolwiob division, mero indlicted for r having, on the night of the 17th of Mlalrch. broken and t entered the ?? of Joirn Chariton, of Weal- lington Street, ...