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... re Wallace, Evans re Foster, Sharrett re Hall, Jubb re Burton, Sharland re Sharland. Causes : Powell t. Dodson (two), Howard v. Howard, Hulbert v. Hulbert, Hawkins v. Jack- son, Daniel v. Daniel, Nesbitt v. Fisher, Salmon v. Gibbes, Osgood t. Osgood.— ...
... FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS DAY. Mr. and Mrs B. B. Williams's dinner party and ball, in Westbourne terrace, Hyde Park. Mr. John Parry's entertainment, at Willis's Rooms. TO-MORROW. The Marchioness of L insdowne's assembly. WEDNESDAY. Her ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day., ♦ — BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Before Mr. Commissioner Fane. J. Howard, Westham, agent, iinal order at c even ■ J William?, Ipswich, grocer, insolvent, examination at eleven •' J Bennrtt. Shoreditch, oilman, insolvent ...
... Three bail cases. adjourned Hearing. — William Brown, John Dearlove. Original Hearing-— Alfred William Larinutti, James Williamson, Henry Wolton, John Barker Murphy, Edgar White, Edward Scott, William Smith, William Nicholls. Rules.— John Pickering.— Sit ...
... John Brettell, C. M Gorway, Thomas Henson, William Thomson, Alfred Kennett, John I Griinwood, William G. Jones, Henry Stanley, James Sands, Thos. Lovelock, John Waite, George A. klosz. Original Opposed.â William Samuel Lett, George T. Kenning, Robert Winter ...
... / In- SITTINGS.- (This Day.) . , ?? ,i„,r wni si! in tc House of Ix>rds. , |„m l Units' t'OtßTs, WESTMISSTKE. ?? |r , ,|„ Vie.-( banroll t Kna and Motion' rontinui •! —Sit ill t. n. ?? .\ , : ?? . llor h.j it line.- I i„ .-v * Brown, part heard ; \\ arren ...
... — Gosucll v. reck, Dan sou v. Clifton, Richards v. Turner, Williams v. Wilson, Beeman v. Saxby, Lake v. Brewett, Farwia r: Joseph, Beatswi v. Elnobb.Sorre v. Grayi Cheston v. Twysdcn, Williams v. Smith, D-tuieis v. Atkinson, Shelly V. Wymarsh, Riles v ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN. Bnr.es v. Le Desp.ucer, to be spoke to ; after whicii Motions.— Sit ai leu. ROLLS' COURT, CHANCERY-LANK- Day v. Croft, part heard; Hales v. Darell, petition; Benbow v. Curling; Attorn ...
... LAW SITTINGS— (This Day., ?? COUKT. BASINGHALL-STEEET. Before Mr. Commissioner Fane. . W. C. dough, Eye, apothecary, last examination at eleven ; Joha Browne, King .-cro9s, saddler, last examination at two. Before Sir C. F. Williams. Thomas Thorpe, Woking' ...
... Discharge: E. Jeanes, George Cole, F.W.Kendall, Hugh Todd, j Thomas Fogg, Thomas G.Sherrier, H. G. Clapton, William Pyett, 1 William Smith, William Williams, Henri P. Ileidemans, John Milcham, W. G. Churches. — Sit at ten. ...
... #f Mincing- lane, drysalter, audit at twelve ; William Annan, of Watling- street, printer, audit at one; Andrew Liddell, of Fenchurch-.treet, merchant, audit at half-past one. Before Sir C. F. Williams. Thomas Saunders Cave, of Walnier, Kent, merchant ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) ?? zssx ?tfs_-v.*rasK __». «- Jur«p v. Sherwood Eurroupl^J'-i'cox^ Williams v. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. Reroh._ng petitions R-eent's Canal Company, by order; V.. °_ Pelers TxcT. tion. bforto ; Duggan cause v f Ln_i ...