... 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 ...

... COURT OF THE ARCHDEACON OF M1IDDLESEX. QUAXrEBS' PRTIlrZOIT'S-ADi't' AGA1OSOT THEDBAT.D. ai1 This e*an ii proceelding hy Mr Thromas Adey, one of be thir Chorch inrder'is of the parish of Allhollows., Lon don B W;ll, on the port of the parish, ;tgainst Mr Srnmuel an Tilioliald, of Bishopsgate Street, a member or tdir So- C ciety of Frienlds, to compel him to take oIpen0 himself the office of ...

... 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 ...

... WER IIALETS.) - -o ET ?? - ?? .I.I A vr.oty SontR NEGRO SAILOR.-John January, a West Indian black from the island of St Vincent, for- merly a petty officer of a Vest Indianian, but now a eaptain of a small coal-sbed, was summoned by the landlord of the Black Horse in GeOrge Street, for the sum of 12s. 8d. for liquors supplied to the sable defend- ant. On the case being called on, Master ...

... 1ALNSInoNz llousr-A blaci li men named T/rrT(aI, who lies beet long infesting Bill ?? itoMralret, anid for whom nothing is teo hot or too lbea vy, VIaS hroughit before the Lord MJ~rror, ciaired by Mr Golnihosi, the clerk of the in rket, it ib har iiig stolen two pair of soles. Air Goldiaril istteil tloit Ili( prisonci was thle ine't 'nt and( oot' thief ira the mi rlet, Iarnl haid but lately ...

... I LINLITHGOW JUSTICE Or PIEACE COIURT, I EXTnAOnRPiNAtY EXCISE CASE. )atid b On Satoeday the 19la oltiman, a case came to letrd so hrofore the Justice, of Peace Court of Linlit~hgow, sahich c is cirlcoltetd to excite no snmall interest iO the mercantile coliormitoity It wne in action at the instance of M or Bo- hert Turpie , Supervisor of Exreise, regaineit.Messrg A. & JT. Dawson of St ...

... IIIGH COURT OF JUS' ICIARY. it onil trodfy tire Court met, And~ proeeeded to hearr Y Connsel in, erros cases of suspension, &o. ofier ?? Geo-ge Af~j,s, master of ?? Sloan Mafrion of Leitt', 1was brought til, accused Of essatiltiog Tuhn Ga0lss, see- Twion, on hoard said sleep, sn~inle shle was isg outsaer to rocIksl. between ?? of Cellardtiie ald Anstrshr a, on 10th Aligust last. HaL plemided G ...

... COURT OF REQUESTS-DEC. 19. I. TII RilV AtL Sciir iiI AE ?? Riley, a little pediagnite, with a beard alteoiit a fart hng, ant a Aein altogrether mliltl6s of 60-1ap nind avatar, wat sulinnionai by a n hL Ir, siotten herring soert if pirson, named Peter Wilkins, far the 4uni of lOs. money lent. Commrrissioner-How iorli youi par this, Jolim Rile a ? D'telndaint-.-Pay, Sir -cni traoer, Sbr. Pat a ...

... ?? coURT OF JUSTICIARY'( ?? L I A f rA ;h. C r S ?? {4UUUILL rtI' J ?? ,t On MI1sdav four Cases wore tried beirr this Court s the first of v iicvh w as that of v . l'obept Fllelrirl!, churgci with stealing two 1.,ck-aSOs, the property of Thomas CreIshie, ?? ofifer, Cree- tolwn, in the Slewarttv of Kirkeuillright, on tme i0th or ;1 I th Septeumrir, iad' sevooril artieles of apparel from a v ...