... LAW INTEL LIGENCER. HOUSE OF LORDS-APPRALS-TustDAY. AltWOiI) N. 'MALL AXII OT7t0511. Mr. lWIoRArI renewed his argitmetits this morning, and contended at corsiderable lenglh that the accounts of the appeliiants, now for the brst time fully and satistactorily explained, were unfit In them- selves to furnish to the respondents the tree data on which their expensive purchase was to be founded. He ...

... LA Jh' INTELLIG(ENCE. -- HOT'SE OF ?? ALcI. -TitrvasoDAV. ?? ANDO THERiS. 'Pieftort!ar he-rig if thn tele-a i resimo-d thln morttl ?? al ' Ns il he ciinti nor I to mor~roti' whisot it lo exlwoted thit the argrt ents ot he leadlinrg ttaotsel fri the reelleoderlt Will totniltite. ViVEC IIANCt'ti.ObtS COURtT-Taic1,1tAV. ?? J0' ii. Al, Buro tn.peri in suppjort of a derurrer for -itnt M , joly le ...

... 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 ...

... CORONVERs S l :QUEST. 'ImF Acirl \T (INs incl:i ?? evening an inilue t ohai held before Mr. Carter, ote of tile coroners lor Suirey, and a respectable jury, it the ?? Sayvers, llishop's- walk i Iambethl otl view of the lodies of Lewis iichard Alott Chatl es Allartn, anid WN illiam flntye, ltc three persons who un fortunately list their ties in conni quieince of theI upset of the Lady Ilonisiea ...

... LAWY NOTICES-TwJS DAI'. VIaCE.CHANCEILLOR'S COCUIT, LINCOLN'S INN-Sit at ten. Cauases.-Cealor v Wids. ?? v Carter, tnv order- I.honkIea Flighit-(Gititht ?? v Lowe- ?? v Honles-c:arrtner v Lchltatn-Woodthorp v Wakehamn-Eoal 0- frd v Lotlela'-MIansel v Lord Fedlee-torr-IVaebtaetnta F Pearce t- Miille-Battenham v ?? v Fl-le., itOll.S' C, 'ct, CHANCiEIY LANF--t Pit ten. Canie,,, &, . ho cooalst, ...

... POICAE INTELLIGE.NCE. BOW- TREFT. Two MOP, r110 C (:w d Tli' TI lI Snitl/I ?? lie'['y, lure vesit, r7 Yl t' I t T! ¾ in tl Ito. H .tt'uhIarged VIh'li .tC*..ilIlg telve Drla ?? l:to I. an r . Cr..! s,! rt tt ce lar of Mr (61'!, .i ¾ ?? ?? , fr oto' 'rrird to't'bot. It Pji'r I ti. t tit o tC! r Pr! it hI Mr Colil's ervir' as purli. Ot :l !av 41 t tin IS ot tlo'' tip thle jlts jit luestiow ...

... 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; ...

... LAV IV7NTELLIGENCE. lHOtUtS OF LOtlDS-APPEAM, SIisDAY. ATTWVIOII II. SMJAILL ANII i'lHltRS. Mr. KNionr concludeid his speech for the responderta, He suitrnmed op at considerable length, and vith great nicety, tll the grounds on vhich the resproiden ts toiitetoted ihot the decree mnle io t!is cme ought to be uffliittsd. He isisted that all the circum- stfinces which ought fairiv to be disclosed ...

... NORTHERN ('IRICUIT-S'ORE, MONDAY. JVrJ )I Tha thusiqess on tie Crown ride closed this mornlig, anti Mtr, Jus. tice Coleridge centihnued during the day to take cause' frono the Nii Prius lit. None, however, were possessed of nny public Interest. He r ill sit to-morrorv at the Guildhall to trv the city causes. ?? Mr. Baron PAREn.] ?? t ASPIVALL. This was an action of damnies for a brear h to ...

... LAW NOTICES-THis DAY. V'CE.CHANCRIAI.I'S COURT. Da~lsn V Oreen , to b~e spok to-SiR erlop v Itamsay, petilfln- Blunt v Hopkins, fuxrther d ?? o ('ope, ?? toit- *ons v MartshauecI-utton v Fnil i v W~initer, further direc- ?? elle1 v Attornley-Gerleral. fuirther directi-ns-Fvae* v -tn@ hF ?? v Fanel in~g--'rite V B~sstr~t-P.-rie- V i v (redt-Em vnn JV`, Ott-FePe i- V U ?? v hsaon u-.-WlleaukiF v ...

... nd COU'RT OF CHIANCFItVx-UEFNVstnAV. ?? 50UINK . ('A-IrRIMi~t 0!t IThil wagt al trnpo~ill V,10ollot to dlooolve s onjlojo 110 ,i5, F.i((LdI III e)700 101 by lti V bolie-lhaltceilor, and ?? coallenned, Ofter a heaulliig cuunsel fitthe deleoideiitt. 'isha ?? 81eWil1181m10 811( bry [li n1101e of ll~ansni mwl Co., together with a i Mr. Siquire, the oc- Co dier of tho adjoceot premises lit Poll ...