... LAWI INOTJCLkS-'i'l1. DAn. VilCE-CIZANCPtLLOR'S CO UR'i, LIN CO LN'S INNV-Stt at tea. Smith v Hut(i hr. otr, trt he rob-c ?? lpR v Tie Attoryev. r, rieral, ditto-I> torte 6rir-ith, petitiotn bytrier-l roi is iv E vaas, -dr ler-1'hi}iliprv Nitclt; to, e--ptiono, ,rTlearlf-b.irrrmw v lnoe, tlrtl.er tirettr lit -I P m V atheI plano , ol'yot - ?? t V l'o~r cli, dilto-')t ?? * rton i, ,lr' 0- ri ...

... 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 ...

... ,'.IANSION-1liOUSR. SIFdAi-V 16'}1. SWTEI-ClHON 1I II.TFA.- Yestelrlay the Loid )h~or adtjudiceted in a cir c of very eonsiderable ?? to those awho are intmrts.(I in thye msvigation of thi River 'Ilions Tlie deciiion, it is rclcuilated nsill have a il. ist bhieficial cfiect iii cirusing thc rem'oval of the mioly iijsti~irmcrtg a rioch have Leiv every hour presenting theni- sivm lve imongst thi ...

... LAWTV IA TAEL LIGENCE. Al M~i OF 1ORI -MAA A 'PEALS-F Irtu Si. 1K uN I f Ior the(. rL Spon'lerits, cc tindi-r thilt thle dcr- CUI , ie oif IhII -ne is ean, % 1E ?? fly ft ,WOUld be ftoiiil fatly to .usthin tie juilgrcert of like joitrt below. 1 hil principle it fth!l- svwi, thait a contract to lbe binding uiuilt hi- i tit-d ciinto fuiddfo arid %ss iotu any concealment- and ?? that princitle, ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, W.c. ACCIDENT IN HiGo LIFE.-X serious accident befel the Dowager Marclioness of' Conynhbam, a few days since, at Denhies, near Dorking, the seat of her brother, NMr Denison, the member for Surrey. The Marchioness was riding in Sir W. Somerville's carriage, when tire horses took fright, and broke the vehicle to pieces; her ladvskhip had one rib broken, and tire footman his ...

... SHERIFF'S COURT, JUNE 29. (Before Mr 7Jnder-SherifFBURCHALL and a Special Jury.) BUNN V. MACREADY.-This case came lbefore tile Court in the form of ain inquiry to assess the damages to be paid by the defendant for an as- sault committed upon the plaintiff the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. great interest was manifested in the proceedings, and the room was crowded with members of the theatrical ...

... 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 ...

... LAW INTELLIGENcE. COURT OF CHANCERY-SATU~RDAY. IL~tAS'INGTAV V. 'CiAI'51FF'S. Mir. Tti'Psia aod AMr. ilOGERS appeared in support of a petition of fiplpeal frori an oider of this cou't trade, on further directions in tire varies, on the Mll of Joly, 1834. It appeared that the plai~ntiff filed his bill in IM2 for an account of the dealings and proudts of Tito Mornrirg Her ald newqpaper, Tfl ...

... LA IV NOTICES-TIHis DAY. VICE.CHANCELLORtS COURT, LENCOlN'S INN-Sit at ten SORT CAUSEY,-Hro0ks v Kettoijug-_N'tkin% v Watkitu-Mtur- ey v T'rnyson-B1l1ir v C ltihbertso i-t len a Alle n, and p.-tition- t elli v Patner-Steel v ptijer Hardy v Ire )n-SmIlh v .imi h- m th V t).wea ell I others-fl,cvar - Fieldl-Wilkii nv \V ic It fur. berdlrectroltontndcs 5-Cinm¾oel vAbloltt, ?? Shut tieworth, dItto ...

... 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 ...

... LAWI NOCES-THais DAF. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN-Sit at ten Scott v Ifarrison, to beo;'oke ?? vTonmlins, petition by ?? v Whitrore, ?? v Barnard, further di. TectiOns, and two petitolns,- part heard-llogers v Rogers, further directions, part ?? v lHarrison, furtiter directiors and ?? v the ?? v Wlaller, ?? v Thompson, further ?? mame v Lay, cause by order- S5mons v Janes, farthor ...

... MANSION-Il01 SE. Yesterday a Jev doctor niamed Caitho alias Dsado, v% lO has been several tir( c lcirged with biaving like lhe notol'ou )ando, ot oyster.eatig illemnory, tilledl his belly ?? pnaying for the good tare, *as broughtbhrore A Iderman VWin- chester, upon tierepresenittion ot an crting.louse-kci per, that lie had paid one of Ili uaniwelconie visits to the concern. IThe defendiant, ...