... 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 ...

... NORTHERN CIRCk'tT-YORR, SATURDIIAY, JiLt I6. (IIOWN COURT 'M.o~re Mrltr siitive rstasi. jorhns hr sC'S 55 as inditole tar clrttfirg airr worieditig Beirjarrits 1'res tO, at Yerdirt, rn tire tith III Jure ]list. Herijansin Prebtert dqwosd, that oo1 the srigtrt ot, that dry, aboutl -elevent okclorre lie ,sas prroceedniisg, fir compalsny asrth a leniilr' of thle navi' nt Ant, Grev, totiri ict ...

... ?? MR,,bser t Allenr, a barrister, and the Ret'. 11r. Alt, appeare before Alderman Pirle on Thursday, ussdercircumristances rather pe- santlr. Air, liook, clerkc to lifr. George Stephen, of King's Armse.yard, solicitor to tho Rteversionary Interest Soioel lideposed that a lady had centrirctud to sell hvr interest Iin dXlf(', c 'urged onea freebold Pro perty bellinging to her mother. ?? thle ...

... MIDDLESEX JUL a SESSIONvS-TiiuIt'IDAi'. Ilefore lr. Sergeanrt Avv m, Chairmlnin, and a fiull boer of IlMagytratoes.] alre Iibor f II'I'rOMetl allrd Ietitloens IaU IC; but the greatror 1i a of the lay ?? P(t rlcil in heafri.g thoe appool Of John PIrker' Thr laos tarry, wid Li% is HrInIpirph ?? t ninst convthtitt ir by \Wdililtt Jhin leoriderip rmd Wl'iltliamr llalletntirie, 1tsqirY., for earlea ...

... ASSIZE IA'TELLIGENCE. NORiTHER'iN CItlCUITi-iDi'HAt v T1UESDAYt, Jul e ''llt.r tltor i, a. rullistrlllo ot tilt, roillty ofi Dulrhoil. Tilt ie.'eltint is proprietor of TAI, I,, hamt ?? ich, SToldt it libel iii flprt liol ?? patbttishdic Vi nt5 pater II tlil TO, ti Noveeldtr last. It ?? Otatiit, iI ftll dats peeeviell'y, ttte Pat Eillio 1 al ieep 1,itrlgit 'et'lrt tile ?? and1 committted'l to ...

... ,1111J))JJE, Sit SSU)X NI -lettre 'tir Wxt. CT arts, Bart. and a titll] Iwilt (If litg~i~tTtelite.1 Wmlt n''i.ard2,tn. 1o3,aet 2 .tt'i aitd, aged ; atttl li D litifd 'ti tr, aged 21; were indlicted foe having auifnitttled al it sal ilpitithe person ?? Cegitittit1, tnt the 11th Jolt%, htist,, ,it the paistetolt a~rrow. 'fitill dart~ers see renmarkabtly gidlttooltitig anti athletic yaittnR ...

... ASSIZE iNTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT-OxeoRra, TRUReDAY, JULY14, The commrission wasn opened yesterday, and business began this morning. In both 'courts it is very light, there being ouly sevent causes eatered at Nisi Prins, all of a trilling description; sort en the doily Ctw0 serious eases tis the calendar iswhich contains Cite names of 29i prisoners) thle grand Jury have thrown oat the bills; ...

... POLICE INTIN.LLIGENCE. AlAttLBOttOU0ii STRET FiiAUDiS OvNi~.ia iy lo fi Tiialfias .j ?? tharlged with lIaving', hy tf ?? rel-t Imr teliitti ';olita.S ato'iie frona La'y Gleerge Ml arry iasd Lidy he rt sohi The prisonler -iatrivei to iteri Lady Muiieray It tier favour, Iy rreespetino g herself to be a willdW uillti live lli Id verlttle She WaS 0HOiUtHiiO a c tulving ite tilie Irceil'Siie's ...

... POLICE NTEL7'iM, GE.NCE. MANSION-HOUSE. Severl rt Sliettarir men applieri to tile Loerd Payrr ltander thltoPa- bavi11 elrerinistatnces -Thiey iran, the' sairi, lirr-rt led by a putblica- 11011, ltise-li by lir. Airderslrt, (if the house at WilileOX ;irrl Aniderson, lmttchili,, 01' Londoniui, to Io-Eopt, a propiosal to Ctigilh ill tile PiIT- qimss It ?? es~bihie te or rirrylng Oil the ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, ec. FATAL DrErL-GnENTLJIUNE 30.-A duel took place here yesterday morning, between Count Alfred de Thevenot, a ci-devant captain of cavalry under Napoleon, and Mr Henry Tyrwhitt, a youngand highly connected Eng- lish gentleman, who arrived here yesterday from Brussels. The Count fell dead at the first discharge, having, nevertheless, severely wounded his anta- gonist. A ...

... nwith Ycstetrdiy Jae Pwl ?? examined, charged Th winu stealong ill01. iii bills and cash from Mr. B. L,. Da% is, W. afarnter res iding near Lartipleter, vs bile they wereI fellow lodgers for it night, ?? time Sin Public-house at Il~rdijtg- AY. stottie, by Northanmpton, 0n the 27th ult. Mr. Dat ii positive!4 ifientifod't the prisoner astt,.mi Mm Ot h slept in the snnime room n~it h himl. -Ile ...

... LAW NOTICES-Turs D.i. COVR? OF CHANCRIY, LlNCOLN'S.INX.-Sit at tem . Ward v Pofrfmt, cause by order- Pr-vmwell v Hidcomb, t . ?? v Lucars,ditto-Kiparte ?? re'Failton, iank- rupt petition, part ?? re Avery, petitiom, by order-in re Chsmbers, threobankrupt petitiwns, byordler-MegglannrvNaulc, by oideiJr. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN-Sit at ttn Shaltcralp v H1ibbertontobe ?? v iLughes, ...