... * TAUNTON, SATIURDAY, APoILw 9. BOILTEWICK, EsO. v. CORBOULD AND OTEaRS -Mr Crowder having opened the pleadings, Mr Sergeant Wilde stated that Mr Borthvick, the plaintch, was a gentleman of the age of thirty, and in the election of 1835, which took place a ter the dissolution of 1834, he was a candidate for the re- presentation of the borough of Eveshamn, and it was upon that occasion that the ...

... LA W I NT'L LI GgNCtE. ('01 Hf' OF ('IIAN('EHY-S.irt flOA?. I titlE I. COttA. or, In this case an injunction hod iteen obtained to restrain the is, defenlacit teem Jr tts'tii? lilt of thy bank of the plaintiff at ?tourft-idge, a sent of k2,IJIJI), whaft they daitneti to rotaiit ii, a deposit, iii ?? a deitiand of £1,280, the balance of an ci, tiecount kept ii tain' fiance by lie proprietora of ...

... 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 INVTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CIIANCERY-FUtesss. [hI's being the first day of Term, thle Lortouis-('i M i Osat at l'etaiieeister.] Xn consequence of thle uhsence6 of ir. Knight, the further hearing of this appeal stands over. esti. 11. VOiXY.. This wai a motion by wa yof appeal from an order of the Vice-Chancellor. 'rTe Bill vsras filed to recover the balance of an account due by thle defendant, ...

... ASS IZE INTELLIGENYCE. [N i-i Pi'it's C'nitta.-lefore \tr. Basron 1B01-s-sri antI a Slicioll .1uucy NAsPTi. ViI. tIANit. AN1D ANMlitRi. lb.1; w is ~enction for a libelI brought by thle p1 nii till, ?t Colon'Iel Na\tpier, agninst the de~fendanets, for having causad a libelo in1) inserted in The lut ?? ntiC ispa per. ('ounce] for the plaintiff Air. FRAZUi'n, M)r. Btiirli osi, Mr. lrie, and Air. ...

... POLICE I.NT L LIGENlTC. . I~fARLBOROt~ GIl-ST REET. AssaL'LT.--II5UT~iryoberta, a private in the Foot Guards, was yesterday broeght bat.rir . Mr. Chamlbers and M~r. Conont, charged with the follovwing outrageotus assault on Captain : Marshall of the 72r1 Elighlandt reriment. fCnptain~ Dlarshall acid he sawv the rioklier striking sonme woman near llyde Park corner. Ile nmerely spoke to ti e ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tnis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER.-Sit at ten. In re Pitt, by ?? . Foley, motion part ?? ' Horvey-Tihe same v the sane, two appealo psrt heardd-Ilarve);' Batten-The same v !bet I, two rcuses part ?? od I ' d,' ?? v Luicas, ?? same v the samc. cause. VICE CHANCFLLOR 'S COURT, WESTMINSTNiitR-Sit At tdr Davis v Banks, motion by ?? v ttoeers. haues'b order -Parkinsott v Wright ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LAW IA TELLIGENCE. (Itt WI OF' ('ii X N CERY-Weo'sr-.r'An. ?tltt tO Cv' I ?? I Ic parlie-. ia lii' eaii-e arc t ite ltii-.tee-. and pa1'-t eot-i- 01 ?he ?voteti l'dii-.cop ban C liurci: at ?? ouliatcl. On the ?? ath of AIr. hugh, in l82Q, l)r. ?eott we-. togulatly elected, liii, ?? ?? to citirti the' Pre-byteet a di re.peet to his or ?? ii Seni t was ccci tiled, at Icr holding die living fir a ...