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... 1lea 11nR Ml auri>. -flor thu hie-t ii cck or tenl days A *ecy coueiderabtoe sriatron atikes eter place ntthne viltagre 0? Mr- ton, ii Surrey, and the adi~rert'tparts, inerrnt q~eleiCO of tile body or'a femanle tracing lecililircovt'ind im it well in a field in tire erinit~z ol Mi rton, iiti' externjal irairks of eroleti and unidet ciiv-iritrtanrees thlat lel to a strong saupicien iii it she ...

... LAW lMiELLIGFNL'R. COURT OF CFlAN(Fl?Y-MoNoti. tiritnoto t n?Pts. I he foim of action sugirosted by tie Lord Charicel' br on a former day wo agreed to to-day, and the ?? otdered to lie brouti ht wit htn a fort night. It is to be an acilsin of e?ectntent lye the heir-at-law of Mis. Newton, the teetatija, in the cause egainet the plaintil in tile suit, who is her dovisee, I he qenetion to ts ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-FRIDAY. TH1E KINO V. T SE a1r o alTON PATRIOT. The Attorney.General (with whom was Mr. Barstow) applied for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against the proprietors of the Brightos Patriot newspaper, for two libels which were published in that paper in March last, tes- pecting the conductof the Guardians of the Poor for the Rye Union. A ...

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... ROLLS' COURT-APRIL 13. TIme 4ttoraey-General v. (7Ullsm and Otlers. JUDGMENT. His Honour (Lord Langdale) ?? this was an in- formation filed by the Attorney-General, on the relation of Francis King Eagle and James Cobbing, praying that the Trustees of a certain charity (Guildhall Feofhient) in the town of Bury might be removed; that the administration of the charity might be made the subject of ...

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