... POLICE, MANSION-H0TJs Sep plied to the Lord 1aavor lenil d) Slladr cumnstances ?? 1itiee tgrj ollo eillrlI publication issned by Mr thbeen OlR Wilcox and Anderson, erci Oftheh accept a proposal to engage ; leeil bacena's establishment fur Carry - 3,u a t whale fishery in Brazil for three l tie jd of forty shillings a month. ThOY r's a't A 'et however, broken his agrcemeIC tb areels hA plunged ...

... (From tiue Spectator.) The results of the session are now before us, The time for considering calmly what has been gained or lost bythe Legislative proceedings of the last seven montfis has arrived. We have examnin. ed the votes of both Houses-those dry but truth. telling records of things done-with the. view of getting at the actual result of all the strife and talking with which the country ...

... EXETTlI AS&IZE-S-JuIY 28, On ...

... VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT-August 5. LYNDSAY V. THE EARL OF BALCARUAS. Mr Knight made a motion, on the part of the plain- tiff, the Hon. Edwin Lyndsay, brother to the defendant, the Earl of Balcarras, for the production of some docu- ments, and for paymentto the plaintiff of the dividends of a gunm of L.4000 stock, whibh the defendant had paid into Court to answer an annuity of L. 150, to which ...

... KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS.-Aug. 17. EXTRaAORDINARY CASE.-A Vmong man name(] George Taylor, footman to the celebrated ;Urs Filzirerlrert, W'As charged before Messrs Codd, Barlow, and Pilkington, sith having assaulted a man of venerable appearance, calling ?? Jasper Allen. ?? Codd- What have you to say against the defendant? Allen- I're nothing to say further than I wish vou would hand me or ...

... CcMuR'r OF SESSION. IhlORTANT CASE. fG. 'Phaersori Grant, Esq. and othqrs, Upiper Ha-Iri- to§ ort tha Spwy o7. James IN' Wrlliama aud others, te- nrants of Rtho tihes Fishings, the ptoporty of, the. Earl if 'Seisfild. This actinn was brought into Court, at the instance of the Upper leritirre, to put down, the stream fishing prac. tisad by the tenants of the Rotires fishings, on the ground that ...

... The registration for this county commenced at Gala- II shinls on Wednesday the 17th inst. The greater part se of the first day was occupied in purging the roll and dis- ai cussing objections to old voters in cases of no public in- n0 terest. Of the new claims discussed this day, two on the kf Conservative side, and one in the Whig interest, ere re- tl jected, in all whieh appeals woere taken ...

... Nisi rPiiuS, VVEDNIESDAY, INgUtANCE.MOORER AND OTITIMS V. ItlOUGHTON. In this case, Mr Cressiell appeared for tile plaintiff, and Mr Wightman and Mr Croarpton for the defence. The present action wias brought by the plaintiffs, Messrs 1-lenry and Charles Moore, merchants, of Bel- fast, to recover from the defendant, Mr William Hough. ton, an underwriter of Liverpool, the seum of L.900, on two ...

... LONDbON POLiCE. HATToN.GARDzx. On Tuesday a well-loakini ivd- ma; of iespektabfe appdarance, entered this office, az- caipanied bi her mother, to apply for a warianit against a tiiddle.iged man, of dandified appearance, who forced his way into CbArt, and also claimed tle pretectibn of Mr Conant. -Tbe young woman stated, that her fitlier was a re-,: spe'ctable'snster brickluaer, residing. in ...

... ,GqUILDFORlD AS5IZES-Anl!st S. ---I AM.- .I , OSDocial jur'y.) (lB(fBre Lord Abinger and a Special Jury.) STRItETXO , CeI:Tlfl, V. B c .ACK This was aniof libul. The defendant pleaded a justilication. Mr rhosigpr Theitli whom (wre Mr platt. Mr Chnan ell, Air Charmbehis) stated tie case to the Jury. He radl t a alof them to alhlf of a clergyman, a hurad benf, tonapeato teme ahoramen e t pni ...

... AEROSTATI6NI EXTRI^A°RDINA, . I c- - , TAN AEROSTATION ?? ?? .. ATTESFTED ASCEiNT OF ORS GRAHAd vi 'llS LORD STANs -jr 5X KABALLOON e (-Freo, ?? Chronicle.). OnOTuesday, August -2a, a nu merous assemblag e. :took place. near Westminster Nall ; to witness ; anotherz ascent of, Mrs Graham. A great interest wa a excited~ by- its having been give n Out that Lord Stanley, as well as anotber ...

... II. - I ACTS TO CONTINUE OTHER AcTs.-Administration of justice (New South Wales), arms (Ireland), in- solvent debtort' (England), insolvent debtors (India), insolvent debtors' (Irehmd), turnpike acts continuance, turnpike roads (Ireland), Western Australian. TAX AMt) REveNuc.-Assessedtaxes, excise licenses (Ireland), gold anid silver plate (Scotland), newspaper stamps, post bharse duties, ...