... * 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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..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 ...

... LA JU JN'IRLLIGEA'GE silt HOt K OF L(tR1)S-APPFAL?, ll'E?i'll. be' COMMI'ITI;E OF PI{IVI LEGE?. The ('ott.ouitiee of I'iivtlege sat this morning, nod pro. wa ceeded to lear the case of E. B. Hnitsttp, E.q., as erie of the itt persons claiming to lie entitled to ii C' Peerage of Vaux of thi 11 'ttiOt5dCtt. tie Sir lb 01:1' Nicitocan and Mr. Becioca appeared for this tin cloirnaci, nod ?s'in& ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...