... IIORRIBLB MURDBR, AND SUICI.DE OF TufB MURDEl ftW. The frghltful tragdy recently nct21 in Campton-8treet, Cltrkenwell, has been rapidly lollowed by another dreadful scauea of hlood, which, though dissimnilar in some respects, turns out to bo equally fwal. The scene of the present ?? catastrophe is a small paved court, called Carodrbe place, situate at the rear of 1'rospect plaee, ia the ...

... L. It' IS TH'TMLLIGOG NCE-'-THunRDAY. .W- HOUSE OP LOllDS-APPEALS. Mr. Jacob u:aying finished hla8 argument for the rasporrdente, trd sir. IPemberton having repiled, Trle L.rr tiChancellor, after coaferring with Lord Wynford, said that he was not their prepared to coil for their lordships jadgment, thongit ?? s i lmeslt attl his noble friend agreed that the decree of tile court bel. w could ...

... LAW TVNOTIcES-TwI DAY. The Lord and VIce Chencellers vill not attend Court to.day. OLL~S COt(UR, CHANCERY-LANE-At ten. Canses and pelitioals by consent. blOnrT CACORO AFTER THE O ~NSENTS-Bastard v Baoiley- Tinkler v Hindmniora, further directiors, costs, and petitions- ?? v Larob-Nash v Bentoe, further directions arid coats- Smyth Y shiooilred. UthgFRAt, PAreo,-Folilkes V Jones. ?? v Wondford, ...

... COURT OF COMMON CO-rWC!IL. ADDRESSES OF CONGRATULATION TO HER MAJESTY, PRINCE ALBIERT, AND TIlE t DUCHESS OF KENT, UPON TIlE BII;TII OFl THE PRINCESS ROYAL. Yesterday a court was held, at three o'Clock, for the t purposc of adidressing the Queen, Prince Albert, arid the s Duchess of Kent, upon the safe uod happy delivery of her NlIficsty, and the birth of a Princess. T'he Lord Mayor and ...

... LAW NOTIC.68-THIS DAT. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN-Sit at ten. Owen v Dickenson, ?? v Bosanquet, notion by order. CA ySs-HodgeS v Lord part ?? and Birmingham Ralwavy v ?? Free-PrInre v ilrd-lleresfordvArch- bishop of Arosegis, ?? v Antrobus, further direc- tions anmd cots-2arker v Vernour-Afflia v Hudson, at defendant's ?? v Turner-Richards v Earl of Mlacclesfield,excep- tlions-fregory v ...

... I MURDER OF LORD WILLIAM RUSSBLL. LATEST I'AnTICtLAR.S. The excitemeent which previously existed on the subject of th2 above mysterious und tragical event, WUs yeaterday frternoon increased to a cisust extraordinary degree on it becoming koowa that an investigation of a most important character was in progress at the residence of Lord William Rusaell, in Norfolk-street, and that circumstances ...

... LAW IN2'BLLIGBNCE. COURT OF CHANCERY-SATURDAY. CltADVWICK V. iROADIWOOD, T1, bill in this matter is filed by a person who claims as next of kin anl heir of Sir Andrew Cbadwick, and it prays a discovery oi certuain papers and docaments, for the purpose of snotaining an eetion of ejectment,b.-onglitto recover posses- siolloftie ground en wll ici 1roadwood and Co. have err cted a partof their ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-Nov. 6. | [Berore Chief Commrissioner Reynolds.] JUDGNMNT.-IN RE THOXA3 IRERRY. Thhi insolvent, whose ease hud been hiard en aformerday, now lcaine Up tsr Judemant. IHe bad beec twice discbarged under the aet, trom 100 of debts, ?? were unpaid, and he hadin his presint schedule, and o bhis third appear. ance,no lees thaa sixty creditors, weose debt. amounted to 0 ...

... DISCOVERY OF THE CAUSE OF THE FIRB AT DRYoNPORT, I DEVONPORT, FRIDAY.-The lengtbened inquiry Into the causes of the fire has at last produced evidence suffl- eient, it is hoped, to prove that it arose from cau1*sesO ?? accidental. Nothing official has yet been publs5o. but enough has transpired to relieve the public mind. Frome the total destruction of the Talavera, anid of everything Im- ...

... POLICE, INTELLIGENCE-MONDAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Holph 'Ricardo, Mr. W. A. lWilkinson, and Mr. James Wilson, A depututiozt from the Metropoltatiu Anti Corn- Law Associutlon, vialted upon the Lord Mayor, for the Purpose of eallng his lordship'ts attention to ahilmd-bill, pnr- p~orting to be issued by fin anti-corn-io-vc board, 29, Tckeff- hnoue-yord, an vidently intendled as a means of obtaining ...

... 7H8 UMURDER OF LORD IVILLIA31 R USSBLL. NORPuOLi-STREET, TUESDAY EVENtNa.-Througho0t the day the crowd in tr9at of the residence of the late Lord Wdiliam Russell has been Ually aM IIIOmTro1s as on any f tha preceding day-, and great chitppru.atuint was genomrly expresecd, when it wtasfouadithut the remainq of bis lats lordship had been removed from the house at the early hour of six o 'cock. ...

... POLICE iN TBLLlGBNUR-FtiDAY. BOW.STIiEET. Thomeca Duin lVe6,b, tile young lman who Is charged ?? setl. log reveral letters containing money and bills, while employedi ia a clerk Ic tile Pust.otffco at Birmingham, was brought up for ieal exarnenation. Mr. Peicovk, the solicitor for the Post.oflice, conducted (he pre. aecutilon. Th'e ueere tbreo charges against the prleoner, but the evidence ...