... LA-W~, AND ?? -ll COURT OF lXCieH QUERS Howsithe.aDAvIS.-This was anuactieheof trover,dogr.coyer tite value of certain geoods assigned toit h'e plaintiff ,byl ?? . ..Cetuneel for plaintiff, Sir F. Pollock and MrlfButt;'a~t'tor-,. Ilies, Messrs. Gillard and Flook, of Bristol. Counsel for 'the defendant, Mri Martin; attornies, fessrs. Daniells, of abristoll ?? plhintisf is urn extensive, th ...

... TRIAL FOR AN INFRINGEMENT UPON ONE at OF MR. WALTON'S (or SOWERBY BRID E, NEAR HALIFAX,) PATENTS. at i. thec of ed t COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY 11. 9d IC° WALTON V. POTTER AND ANOTHER, I as This was an action for the infringement of a patent, which hi} had been obtained by the plaintiff on the 27th of March, 1834. is en Tle subject matter 01 that patent was described In the speciti. sn ...

... DTatLr PoLir- halie *i ?? AUZaKEDAY, 113AD Os'iXCE. Dn. CnOEa.t or ASSAULT-A respectable elderly lady, named are Sarah Elder, appeared before the magistrates to prefer a complaint against a young man named Robert Watson, her nephew, for having assaulted her. She stated that on going of into a room where the defendant was at work, he struck s her on the head without the slightest provocation, ...

... COUR OF BANKS UPTCY-MoNDAY. [Before Mr. CommissDoner Sir C. F. Williams.] THD BANKRUPTCY OF TtS OUILDVOBR BANK. IN RX ANT9ONY The adjourned examination being fixed for to-day, the court wvu filled with ereditors, and several additlonal proofs were admitted. MIr. Teed (the barrister) amended on behalf of Mra. Sparkes, to prove for the sum of £3,978 J2s. 6d., which sum had been left to her by ...

... THE COURT. THE PtOPLE. LOOK o01 THIS PICTVR, ; IlE CHRISTENING of the young Princess took place Tu on Wednesiay, the 10th wi inst. Halftpast six oclock in, was the time fixed. A few fol minutes after the arrival of Bpi 5 the Queen Dowager, her so3 majesty and the entire Cl: 5 partypsed ?? ge9 3 room. This saloon, the of -most magnificent of the wl state apsitinents, Was pro- of pared with ...

... The LATE INUNDA 'ION at BREPNTFOIRD. THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. Onl Thursday afternoon the adjourned inquiry into the eircomstances attendant upon the death of M illifn Srumce, agred 19 years, who lost his life during the late dreadnll in- umdation by which the town of Brentford was visited on the orninge of the 17th of January, was for the fifth time re- minned before Mr. Baker, the coroner Ins ...

... R'COVER'v OF X1800 STOLEN PsiorEaTy.-About one ~00, o'cplock-, -on Friday, John Denton Holt, amana~bout forty Vn 'ears of age, and of reajpectable apperne h ad 7ay Heretofore acted as confidentialce in the service of ~al Msr.Jha Hall and Co., Harrington-buildings, was -ptforad on a charge of having embezzled and ab- the sconded with about £1800O, on the 3rd of December last, 'an the property ...

... ADMIRALTY COURT-Fim.l. I. THE IARllEtrw, (EXEMPTIONS OP SOUTII SEA WllALERS FROM1 SALVAGE lCFtMUNEirtAro-). The argulmellts in this case were heard oel the last sersion. it was a suit for compensation for Salvage service alleged to have bees performed bv the crew of the Fllhetotre, ai reedered to the Hlarriett in ?? South Seas, both vessels behig cengged is the whale trade. The Court gave ...

... iN THi E EXCIIIQ1Ii', CUAM IIIlR. ?? 1 .1 .. ?? ?? s jofinrly trnd 'Tosdauy, the ih andl 9th (if F(lhrl`Try. in Wiflore thle Judges of tlhe Coo rts °f Collno Plans l e uns d e Y I:;'xchequer. ti r XV. It. Peton I: ?? .lPllintiff I In error. fb t? Atrtr Willioamrs .. ?? rd.t.D t '0 * 'lhis wes an ?? brought by flip llelerlatit eguinst ex - he p1ale tiff (in error,) for t tnl icri rtS ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-WEDNESDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd.] It BE DAVID CLBttt. The flat In this case wag Issued In December, 1835, against the separate estate of the bankrupt, who was a partner In the very ex tenilve East Iudia conceerns of Frarile, Clark, Innes, and Co., of New Broad-street, that firm having previsusly tailed in 138t for £970,000. Tbe amount of debts proved and claimed ...

... DUBLIN POLICE.-YESTERDAY. IIENRY-STREET OFFICE. AuDAcroUS SHOP BOOBEry..A brace ofsharp-looking coves, named Michael Gilmore and Thomas Burke, were charged with the robbery of a coat, the property of Mr. Rattigan, tailor and draper, 5, Mary-street. Anne Rattigan was examined, and stated that, at nine o'clock the preceding night, while she was behind the counter, she observed one boy stand ...

... TI-HE ARREST. FROM TUE FRENCHI. The debtor cannot be arrested before the rising nor after the setting of the sun.' If you have hitherto escaped the grasp of the sheriff's officers, if the cuffs of your sleeves have not yet been defiled by the bailiff's touch, you can form no conception of the bitterness of an arrest. It is one of those un- speakable sensations which you will not again ...