... S.URhR I;Y SESI'VAS-- I VEDN.SD.4Y. [rl ?? I 1. Iioic).i s, liv, and a f'll Bench of M)lagistiate,.J iLi:. a ?? , a Do tih le of pieloFC n appanrante, the dakih Ii r ott art Oft l 11i hop growc- in ?? 'n di Ciitr fcw it al lig t Cvo C iltit irlilge ...

... I COCRT OF KING'S BENCIJ-TtrFoDAY. Sittrings b ~fore Lord IDIi\3xAN anid a Spiec'ia .iurv.1 rM. ,rrNO . VAtUGHAN ASN, nOTHRPor. Thir, Otis nfl riodrit rent rrgirist Rlichardi Vaorlilinn thle elkder, Ric hard Vw'igita ti, hounivorror Sm iithi. i'ilpotts ?? ildwin, Pl1 tdger, ldeecro`0i, Davis, arid King. flwI a coi'rT~iracl-, frandtid ril r' to pr-oe dills under a cori'nkt - Biii issirleid ...

... LAWV 1AITELLIGENCE. ROLLS' COURT-I'-o Ioe rite AMT~iENL-e;ENERAL or . AorVAI.I, His Lordohip time M.A*iea of thie ICLL9 gave ?? to-day in ?? eaoe, which came before thle Couit a short time ago. It was a demurrer put in to an information filed by the Attorney-tieneral, at thle relation of too persons of' the nameo of' I'lioms Bolton and 'Thaothy levons, against Jamres As- pinall and other ...

... MANSION-1IO SE. Almtr ItII ueneti t ku- e- ot the M-inqion-hou-e was con- iladed on Friday, Mr. Chapman, oue ot ihe great hiuse of (0. ru (i i n, y, and Co., of' Lombard. itiet, appl:ed to Al ?? \i iiclierter for a tnrritnt lor ili arlprelrensio of 1ilo0,11 flat Firrtettrr, it tllois-broker, % io, he sail, hiad .ibi-voldtl . n lt, illusv warialt,, oniti r circulnitines similar to tie-0s ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Jc-UL1 6. IfDefore Mr. Juttice VA X7tI IAN anl IIIr. JUStiCO PI)AN1 II. A I VZO N. Henr-y Mathewn Ntirld, Vi, witi itt lit I, f ft. 1' ttoino ?? liititti'.oitlv setting tire; to t'illt-ii ?? t it rcU (ico-ge (~rook.. )Ifr. Alo~ t'fir s, %ildiah -n %vie Mtr. 1t, stittek t!,i Ifvet of thle ca-,, to thle jarN . MIr. U. Pin atilt ii ( StvscN dl-lcniuct tli he ir (teorieCI.r ...

... LAU' INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-A PPEALS-WEDNESDAY. iliF IlStIOXP OF MtEATIf D. IlIE DIARQUiSS O WINtCilSTEr. 'Ihe.ludges attended and delivered their opinions in this case, which had been argued during the lost session of Par- liament. Their Lordships' opinion, as delivered by Lord Chief Justice IUINDAL, on behalf of himself and his brethren, was in favour of athrming the judgment of the ...

... CORO1.VNER'S INQ UEST7S. Sc. *r, Ye. (, d iy a in quebt wnis IsI hd befor' Mr. 'IV. Cpiitt r, the Ik Corn ier Itor 9:!rl y, Et til: Silr tli (iarter public-ltiuoe, at Netlti'i-ia. l'tnotiise', ci tile bh 1 of Jtsepti Creen, ?? tllt tliit rily tive totiths od, is ho dlied on Saturday last, Iito1: r tihe illo0win4rltclrLmistancc- r, s, I.Gireti (irlen, ?? oi' tic lvechvncit stfltid tbat *itt U: ...

... POLICE INTE LLIGEATCE. G 1,11 D II lAl, L. \ estcidy Alfes. . 8(iiwi'e i and C(l., sillimen, attendil! to illl er tlie clorploint of a eaver named Biluirii, for re- l-ini to pay him 4j4 1(;. for keeping him idle six weeks. I phe cilainant -*lid be received palrt of tie wiiteiia;l tor oening one lhun(liedi yar ls ot sil,, bhut altvr completimig e' ?? n y ards I Os ioiutcr oiopped hil, to c ...

... 1,101,11pl, I UI I. DI1 A L. u Si' 'btt ,cu'Ij. iat.t-, V..1bt'otiaht beforeI Mr. Alder- Itt.11 i tcaii, vhartgedl ?? ith ?? suot1 he It.5d beei t'tutrt vt it,, tItS p ix, til o ' l~incii cmti1 c le itt Mr. I li rpt rets ati.t 'ride! v,'r ti, prisonecr. Xi Mr. Wat. su ifosated ?? natwae of the( c It 6 O was the ! ?? Of the c p; tt I r to Ia:y the nun I c I cve r S toAnt. das. A ti rio ...

... INSOL VENT DEB TOJ? S l CO T-SAURtlDAY. - ' iJ I?iF .rMATI ot orim !i ''rio0: 0I N DR(\t ON U U D lINt'X.| toe bc rin, of hi, (. se aoen'i' id he l ('ourt three I'a i)I II ~t~i Vt-Itt, anative of i ?? haid been alnemufac- tol el of a' .!t In~llwims, wihre lit empila el a 'oais!l r- thi'' ?? of Oat knien.IliiO dth to 9,0)0i71. ,.OntelCtrI ShinCe Allgctt (principally io Jariutry and Fe- bru; ) ...

... LA WV NOTICES-This DA ?? COURT OF CHANCERY. LINCOLN'S INN.-Sit at ten. Branmrell v Hatcomb, motio,, port ?? v Topham, ?? Kynoaton, oltppeal part eatird.exparte-rarltou in re Taritot,, vanktoupt petitio, ty order-EdmoiodsvArkiand, rehearing. ICiF.CHANCEIAlRIS COUIRIT, LINCOLN's INN-Sit at teR Squire v Ctampbell, tlitioni part ?? v Hawkes. to P e spoke ?? v Perry, ?? v Everett, petition by order ...

... LA If' IN TELLIGENCE. en to -O loen- COURTll OF KING'S HiL-'1CIi-Tm. -tnix. ineyii'in.I iito. hills Mr. 'I')II SMn I It. ki;ItA . CT i k;Bi~ appersed for te pioiut: it ould and M r. C nvw,.i !,n ' nd Mn r. Ni AI ?? 1,;r t I ie l~viinio. Sto hI's; %sas an initti n to rccovinrut:t diff'rnene off retigt on the Ithe u~hipkme-t of at car'go ...