... YH- AlEDBBR of LORD WM. RUSSBLL. I On Saturday a considerabie sensation was created at the west end by the circulation of reports that 9( mtl ing of a most Important nature bad tratispired relutive to the murder of the late Lord Wtlliani Russell, bN whicb tbe identiy e f the perpetrator of tbe dreadful and horrid deed would be likely to be proved to conlvictiont. la conrsequence the number of ...

... ?? -ROBBERIJ ?? a.- j In 1 * ?? : ;~ qrillo SeeDnNw Dcuf~'ot TgI GOIVSROR Of TAB URow,M ,Pr Co3a~tzges9.#.e O a ThurAsd& week, fernoaq,,Mt_ th with his dc'aith-,tiadew iwfh11y sudden te orthhdiju tbnl S~rie* As i.3 4 Not tSnA6e. . idrecwas le South Wdleswhefc Mi. Viekery'siono4~~a tappointment,-addd he lied a letter ?? i on, bd (Mr.~ Stonue) bein a Straingei aAmnci3b' readlihtin oyd'b-row,. he ...

... CRNTRAL CRiN COURT Tlike eighth AAssioU o0 ;e1 ?? i ryoralty cO l'e daynodfro th lari. srrbrof' prisoners for trial) ant lay, and from the la3rgj-; hili~c ot ithvreges, the court the very aerioias nittureof eoiloc oixo I s t he tof wil have to sit tIhislDC f ar nearly a fortnigbi g ie ti al R f Caouvoii'i, ,ehargs'd wi1h thc minirdcr of Lord Willi' 'tn R sell, will, it i I expete t, L nornee ...

... ABRIDGEMENT. CLEAVH AND HSEYWOOD'S CASE. The following is an abridgement of an ex- tensively circulated bill and placard, headed as follows:- PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, WHlATEVER YOUR RELIGION BE, READ THISI I At the Salford Sessions, on Monday last, Mr. Abel Heywood was indicted for selling a pamphlet, called Haslamn's Letters to the Clergy of all De- nominations, and was discharged by the Court ...

... POLICE IATBL LIGIVAUE- ofNDAY. HATTr 0 N. O A RDE N. FATAj. Fiuiir.-Jcor'jr/h FuulAlier wao brought before Mr. Combe, irs the custody of Sergea'ut 1iug, of N divoisiou, charged with having caused the death vt a man i ii Irched battle. It appeared that yieterday mornilog the prisoner l ad a quarrel with a young man, puitmna at the Swan public boom', at Holloway, when a challengc took place, and ...

... LAWV NTRBLlIGENCE-FRIDAy. COURT OF CHANCERY. VINEtt V. VAUGHAN, This iF ' motion to dissolve an injurnction granted by the Muster Wf the Rolls, while restrains the defendant from di~ging clay annl otbsrwi3e exctvating the soii of a farm near Portnm)uth, f.r tire purpoi.e of making bricks. hl'e farm in qurestionx was derised by a itc tator named Vaughan to his wife for lile, with remrninder to ...

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... LA IT' f.1 TELL f, i GNCE-SATL'RDAY. COURt' OF CHANCERY. rAtBOT V. TPA EAnL 00 1E1Ri\WtSL RY. A petition was presentedit bntil11 matter by Mrs. Craven Berkeley. prayilhig that her nlso, George lIb-ct, miay be ?? to visit tier for a month oil ?? return frt'm Rtwiw, w here he tic a been residiog tor the test eight 1ninetti wit,, tie is oriee, the Earl of Shrewsbiry. 'the petitill ret taorth. ...

... UQ UR 1' KF BAl ,VKRUfi PTCY.-TVEsDAy. ?? IlIr. Comnissionaer blerioale.] IN' Tii 0tATT'I111 Ot' OGtltRsO (ItENNi'bS IIANKRUPTCY. 'Ihis being tlse day fxed for the last exonulutitioss of the bankrupt, the coort was crowded as upon all former occmissorsa. Mr. Hildmerah attended an ?? to the aslIguees, end stated to the learned conrimlatlouar, that thlt balnlkrupt thud no bookas to troduce, aid ...

... -0- On Saturday evening an Inquest was held at the Loaden Hospital, before Mr. Baker, the corooer on viewof the body of William CGeks, agstd thirty-eight, who died in that insti- tution, from the effec:s of opium, taken under rather singu- lar circumstances.. Charles Steel, a coach spring maker, stated that he had known the deceased, who was by traile an engine-turner, bat who for some time ...

... PazICzB IZA1TBLLIGBNCE-NVDE ISDAT. knt Irish round faced vigortus looking becrisklgern' labourer was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having with the corner etfhis bed broken a ?? In Tower-street. lie. klo gee. thl lit ytplllanta, mold that at hslf-plost nine o'clock, es the dofendant wvas inking itoa person who 'eoked ao If he aloe verne from ever the ni'er, tue fencer prked his ...

... LAIY vOT.CHN-Sig L.'t The Lord Chancellor will not attend court to-day. VICF-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER-Sit at 10. Hall v North MidlanrI Hallvay, part board. And mnotioln. ROLLS' COURT, WESTMINSTER-Slt At tenL Afier the notions, Beasant v Clare, exceptlons and further dl. rectlon8spart heard COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, WESTMIN3TER-it5a4D. Slttins in Banco. 13AIL COURT (QUEEN'C1 BENCH). ...