... POLICE iNTELLiGENCEi. H HATTON. G ARDE N. AN Insno Rowv-Yesterday Mr. O'Gallaghcr, the land- lord of the Ilart public-house, Gieorge-street, St. Giles', ?? to this ufiiey to answer the complaint of severa! officers of the Ef division, for suffering disorderly character, to assemble in his house at an unseasonable hour. It appeared in evidence that on T7uesday morning, the 171a of April, a ...

... 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 ...

... (tRAA'D JU.R i LAW1>S (IRhELAND)% lihe tillow itts, orelir ?? l ?? of tire Bill1 wrrlelr 1rrr Xiii, ?? Ins rnilht rlr'r irr ?? i* to bring it. ('laur~c '2 aindls tire ?? 'en ilrtl r,nbreel by thne last (3 rand Jury t~ll to ?? ionntv turd cite et i)albnr :I. I)otinos rnlore ?? v thre qnlutnatintorr to' Jir ?? tolde rD,6 preasentrnent sesciorns 41 I rxe,, (i ti rite ila tar preoernt~retrt se ...

... L'iW L i'kLLi;iY CI;. IlOt ?? OF L013]3oi- '?i'J'FA1 1-i 'itt rtn? t. 'Ott IN ?? ?? It. Thia V at, an artoal torn a dii rot- it to I it ?? n? lot' o?hion had c.tz arblntod ho- ?? Ct?.tto1L'r lii' lit.itnitt. It ih.iro'i it,: ho. t?'penltoet. tittol I It rnht ?? ut a ?, tia I no aietot' lie name of I ,? ,k, Ii, in, td Co., itid ot Calcet':. Vt hilt- he Ito oil they recp'll'ti in t.tii lit. lie ...

... f'OLI CLE INYTELLIGENACE. MA~lIt~3OROt.(,H. -l'tRE'iE'. ).Ar i ea r i'E nelS-T nlec Scotchmen, young, Inalinl ir or, br nI ol.tlt ciotnire, stete bro 2ght b. ore M-ir. ( h.un l0e trlairged *oitlt baeinr; ien fiotnri *iet;ine, irt thte openr Streeto. ()ne oi tI- in ol niered to lie ipohttnian, tlit gave tit. 'Ii ,ll\D g eccou a ot tat ii situ ltton). Jhecy had wihhother to haI nurirub ' ol ...

... COJONEU'S IYQUEST. On TIuesday last, an inquest was held by Mir. Thomra Patten, coroner for Rochester, at the Gujldhatll of that city, on the body of the Ifonourable Francis de Grey, who came by his death on the preceding day under the following dis- trersimg circumstances. Alleyne Higga Barker, rector of Worsldham, described the circumstances connected with this melancholy event. Wit. ness'se ...

... CORONE^RS INQUEST.-LAMJENT~AELE' 0 CC URRENiC.E. Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the sign of the North Country Sailor, High street, XWapping, before Mir. B3aker, on the body of M~asia Darge, aged 19, who was shot dead by a ramrod fired out of a gun, with which some boys were amusing themnselves. Solicitors were in attendance to watch the proceedings on behalf of the two boys, who ...

... LA W NOTI8CES-Tins DAYi. - COURT OFI*'tANICERY, WETVI M1 NST-ElL.-Sit a~t Ien. Angell v W~earca~mbe, appeal ?? e 1¶'altt. ditto- Campbell v Campbell-Same v Mfackay, appeal polrt ?? ringr usbaldlstos-31are v' M~alachy. VICE C HANCEl LOR1'S COUItRT, W\ESTM INSTE:R.-Sit tat tea, Itemalerrig causee petitileas and (crifr v flare, demuurrer arid motionis by ?? v Hl-odsmi, encoptlonls lip order. ?? ...