... LAWd INTELLI1fGENsE. COI RT OF CHAN CERY-S^AreoRAY. WA'\lSaON a. MaiRfiAY. ha thisrace the plaintiff is therepresentatix aof the executor of the partner of the defendant, they being owners of a vessel trading to thes East indies. and the (lefendantacting as corn- roander. The s.hip made four profitable voyaages, but during the last the defondant' pacteerelied, enid his b~rother becorming ...

... CORONEARMS INQU'EST. On Wednesdliy aftcrnoon in inquisition wns held at the King ol Prussia, before Mr. Stirling and a highly respectable jury, on the Iomty ?? Arnold, who was burnt to denth in the fire at Finchlity. Ihomas Gregory, ostler to Mr. Parberry, of the Queen'e Head Inn, depoied that lie knew the deceased, who was a lh uliorjng rral, and was occasionally employed jobbing at the inn: ...

... POLICE INT&LLIGENCE. BO0W-STREET. i terday Arniha Bonas, tile dIA% er ol thle Del) i ?? Co0 i, and Richard GiOrdinier, tile giard of tihe - i e etretgc, apppekatd on surnimou's to ansve: ?? laid by the llorioudible Newiton lellowe-, Alp., c gilit g thein with baving been gailty of rude blavio iii tbnltl !. him, lie being a pussenger by theii coach at thue tije. Air. leleles stated that on the ...

... - - I.1 RA7LwAY ACCIDENT.-An inquest was held on Tuesday at St George's hospital, on the body of John Smart, aged 46. It appeared from the evidence .that the deceased and another man were employed on the 20th inst. to take gome coke for the use of the engines on the line of the Birmingham Railwa3 at Kensal green at the time the train of carriages was about 100 yards distant. ainid the deceased ...

... LAW INTELLICENCi. COUR1T. OF KIINX U BTENC2H1--I TESDAY. [Sittings in Banco. I iHE KEl 1. JOSiPIl nsAJiE, ?? ?? Si XV. FOLLEI: ealled the attention ot the Court to the circumstance that a role had been utaIsted, calling oni this defendant to show calle v.hby a criminial iriuriration should not be filed against him for the publication of certain letters, imputing to Sir Jlon (Ubboi.s miiconduct ...

... LAW 1 INTE'LLIGENCE. 'I lie CPeo('As, itioli 'll to a short tunle to.iday,an gay ?? III tile rose of Milligan i. 'Mitchell. TIhe ob- lectivo ias taken lately onl thle hearing, of the catlue (tile pl 11CiM'iiS' of which hat- boca Ultlee repeatied), that paliltici wre Miitii hy aineiiimoeit utter tim publicationt of evilence. lli, liii ~hdi p adhlereil to thle o0'he vlid( beore ex pressed Iiy ...

... COURT OF C'OMM1bON2 COUNCIL. thez ALLEGED) 6 REA' C('Al, LMONOPOLY. the IYesterday a (Court was hield upon one day'. Rotice, pe- the dally to receive a report from the ('oat anid Corn, unit Fi- oin of nance Coirunirtte, re-pectirig thle ,'oal-'irroe, and for prepar- d be tog petitions to Parliament relative thereto. 'The Lord rigi. Mayor took the chair ait eleven o'clock , and cer. Msr. II ...

... tA W NOTICES-Thils Div. VCE C}ANCELLOR'ti COURT, WE:ST~iNST8ER.-Sit rat ten. Tlurner vTuirner. te be St nbc to-rarbe'r r Htillltgtnn, ditto- Rnxtr.NINn C ?? utriTtuuo.-4n1 r Cchippling Surdbiiry-GritvCS * Gravea-XlWrtCr~tCt v Wh ?? v Gllbert-NewtOfiI v ?? ' 'Lynch, ton per lvt~in °-lggtlit' Svmonsbe-AahleV bhcytOLMLg' 'COUR-To Ip.,ppllN-SiERSitting at ten- Barnet ~aen*~gi Cue~i-LI(d M'totl ...

... LA W NOTICES-Tfus DAY. COURT OF' CHANCERY, WJESTMINS'ER.Slt tit ten. Kelsall t livisall ?? ailtl)tti' cfi anIme, fntrther directions -Hinglits, v % inJe, tLJIWeRI-I BHilg v ObWltlesttni, ?? VICt'FCIIANl'FI IOII'S (COlU111, W'ESTIMtNSIBR.-Sit at ten. Sinai! r SI it smrti, it lllet-,ft by iider- Hliunt V Spites, jietitiit-- C'ave r It,,jlcjts cliltl- lljik, ! I 1,vuh, twot ?? ihtwil m, dilt ...

... BOW STREET. Johnr Dairey, a young man, very pooriv clad, was placed at the bar before Mr Minshull, charged by Goddard, tile officer, with having in his potsedsicia two quires of the. Political Registet, air unstamped ?? evidence of Goddard went to show that at half-past eleven that morning he was-tand- ing near the George and Blue Boar, in Holborn, when lie saw the deferdant pass under the ...

... LAW NOTI(,ES-Thizs DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, ?? at ten. Attorrney.(;neral v ,Lubbock; petition for ?? v Toke- love; iuotiiu by order-t,'gian v Stevens; to be spocen to-lI re Dyneley; lunatic petition by ?? re Bult ; ditto-ShaW V Simpjson; petition by norder-llarratt v Haward ; new trial, motion -Watsorn v Murray; appeal, p:art ?? v O(ibaldeston; do. VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTIMINSER-Sit at ...

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