... VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT-Novemlllwr 25. Bt5EADAL.BANE V. CS5ANDOS. Tire Vice-Cbancellor gave judgment this morning in tilig impnrtant case. Hisi Honour, at great length, weit through the facts of the irase. In the year 1834, thle IMI; rquis of Breadalbane died, and upon his death a Ito- N ite.a ,f mulriplepoinding was instituted, wherebY all per- el sons claiming upon the personal estate of the ...

... LA. ITINTELLIGENCE. COf RT 01 (IIA \(CEit\-\`IF:lISiVY. Ifi'IIton01 ito ?? tiet rtulil~oll0 of tfit' Council. C'AYTIT . I I L(II ANDl ?? I to( oI' t ii OCT ocpitf tilt laot fI' fediyS io hiearilig 11vo mo(11o0 a'iting Out of Ii breachi uf plCttoel,'01f1 Ciitidilo~e ilfln- uiflt XX do lf XXCI J I111iii Y . il ll TC 00 rot s Irto1 ii lff fitih 'o ll Mri. lxmcn IIImovedl on tf~e parti of thu iii ...

... JUSTICE OF, PEACE COURT. lB1,~t.eJOaAN~ Vi. PROFESSOR W~srsO.. fe TOUR TO THE LOIRE. m On Monday a rather novel case was brought befirre aT this Court. The pursuer, author of a work called a ki Tour to the Loire, sent a copy of his work to Pro- di fessor Wilson, with a request that lie would become a -S purchaser, and use his influence with his friends in for- m warding the sale of the ...

... CENTRJ,41, CIUINALCOt RT.-1'ednesday. Ile'ore -\I i . UJ,';e J' ,1;I i ' ?? .;ir. IIlOll HOL) AN D.] diow I q, ?? rn 11 'la 'es, ?? %lure in ctel for ?? irekikii, AL[ l lllriot 12 ikvellirog house (tA llry Ietit??'(, 0 ti!!, flight ot tC 7tNi Novexibeb, alln] steal!inig eveil llc 100110, 1 l llr of'iui ar-tol i, t .4o iO lairl, it snaii- box , wil ?? r il' icieV, Ijr lio4tr; ~y. Mr. C. f'lu I ...

... POLICEh INTELLIGENCE. G(UILDl)IIAl.L. 11 tint u.1,w , !lea lid, wals yestl.-rdy broiiht l'fitC ?? Al, Ieiuit (COiN AN itW re eximin ation, touching Cie ?? I ol nI hoy nfilttned I I titIII II aY C, wl;,m IIe Lins itei to g) It 'i hitn in Ia hoat troin llungertoi 1-market to B~lackfliiar bridgi, and Nvho m idrow ned on the ay i. PIe boady hia not yet been ota ii. an un , an t lli r 'f '.It r I. ...

... CORO.NER2S' I.VQ /2! S. FA ?? ii I T'I to III PIN~ II I ~ 1- Sr cs Ail ?? liot in aync, Esq , c'orwa f It flit tie q (,l Iz :: ?? l:,ol, tI.- 1-I .Y under thefile iti iruut It ?? that iih' ?? A. . o a.si':er it. the (i~ piuyriment of Mr. Ra~tto'urn, tronecinec-Irboi~t, ct rSu'-,tret, Bi%;boplgate, tva~sltaidi inl tie )Ot, about tvt 'ty nilnuti:- pa-t OneO uclock onl I tit isl, itilki -to ...

... ICURt OF EXCIj*:QUER-DUIIAN, ']'Lull).OF, \o . u'29 Iltflrr oF ?? r ?? C.AtIr. 'Ilic hiupl-tinit case )f ?? v. Ilss. amisilng 'int Of ob- Jeetolos to thc proceedinigs regarding (Collnlssiolls Of Rebel- lioii on thle gruundil of irlrllnitrity, which had beei ?? ?? sonic weekls past, Inwilig heeii fixed for this d::y, ?? pnrt of the Couirt was ?? throinged. At eleve! o eloelc IIi 0( tounell ?? ...

... CENTRAL CRIM IZA'A, COUIT-S 7.'itusu- I'I I efore Mrtt. 3 Oti~ie 'i AtUGIIN ntin d t 1tTOn PARKL.j Jiihri IRitlcj vl.wsiiiti bursglairiotty breaking unit cotering the ?? j~ie Stepihens onl ?? ofilie Hill Navetobi r, as Io ta'' Tliiri betsisen *fj) anti I1it) iii copper lnuire5, hi lu iopent ' 'I lie prewscuta r, Ita ppe Irt'I oat a iit' ii ;) livin In ttcseOiitfp'Lane. On illit ?? n' it)I ...

... INASOI.l1EN7' DEBTO'R3flS' CO' I 1 T-TmilislAv. I ?? 5r. r omanimi-sioner L At.] IN It1I1. 'N1.1flllol -1111' I], ?? n, ?? .'1111 I lfis in lvi ni, ormerly thc keeper of aiserval)i regislry. oti('e ull iiattilngirueii, * lilie up tbi (ilay tlo be Iward in Ite Ilatl('r ?? hii petitlion, I I' . ?? lF op SetII fiS LI lie i rge on ?? part of a poor car. pei ikr eiaknet I hinies Adiiaii, rsn iiing ...

... POLTiEl COURT -FEIES The tnagistrate.~ -. -- ;S I wadg srtsin attendance at tePlc or on Monday ere the Ma he Poice Court manOand L le MMyor, essrs. Parker, Cqo. thn anoLicte rPe Before the c' teoicbustiness a convestir ommetnecement of' the Mayor aendtiontook plato between athen Mayornd Mr. Daniel Taylor, ctu officer who Sted pn the `magistrates 1n the poic cor,)o Which the followin isot ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-FaiDAV, Nov. 2& IN THIE MATTER OF THE LUDLOWtCHARITY.-OBID3R FORTHEBCOlMlITTAL OFLEOHtSHERtB£HARtLTO ESQ. MI.P., FOR CONTEMPT OF COURTr. The Lord Chancellor hlaving appointed to-day for finally deciding the case relating to Mr. Chariton sending a threatening letter to Master Brougham, long before the regular hour of business, the court and all the passages adjoining were ...

... | MIr Rossiolte' Leyiton Walker, a gentleman of ?? I appearaluce, and rather leaf, whose face *:bhiliteil some stv'*rv' cotsttiiSiloutit, charged ih. Bliolkiet, glsss attd china dealer, tuj wav-yard. Oxtbrtl-stireet. with ain llhis'ui t. (Ons varm autumnal day Mr Walker was alklinag down Rege ta -treet,: vheii his attenttittit wias attracted tit some to- bat st-ilames in i ttihacn'nist's ...