... POLICE' INTELLIGE.VCE-SATURDAY. (IUILDHALL. G;r'orge Coleman, a young manl who gets his living by csilvassitin for Customers fG- hooks published in numbers, chins cligred with stealin- £P l0s. troin Mr. 13atbbage, of Thor-slton, a villaige situaitetd near Elxeter. Mr. l3abbalge stated that on Tllursday night he went into the Falcon public-house, in Fetter-lanle, to get SOniD! IT- freshinent, ...

... POLICE INTEL1,IGENCB-WEDNESDAY. OW.STRiET, A genteel looking young woman, who IaI tile namne of Ernily St, Aige, but who, it appeared, had assumaed various Cantes lately, antl amongst others, that of Lady Dary Ward, was brought before Air, Fall, charged with stealing a silver snuffboX, the property of the Editor of the Farmers' Journal. A great many persons whoam I lie prisoner had victimlised ...

... COURT OF BANJCRUP'CY-WEDNYSPAT (Before Mr. Commtisioner Hoiroydj] T1 Tlug MIATURg O lEThiT OARB.IOS ABBOTT. This uvas the day tixed for the choice of assignees in the matter of thls banksrpt, who wva described as of King's Arms-yerd, mnerchant, but better known as the defaulter to q Wtroa asmont as one Of the offictot assiances in the-court of Mr, Comwigsioner ?? ' . :- ?? 5 , , L ,, , ,; ...

... LA 1V1 INTEL Il.ENCE-Tiu i;SDt. . HOUSE OF LORltlS-APIPEALS. WAIAWSN' V. MALONtNE. 1ir tiela case there hleld bten Drll ap erd againist a decree of the Coort of Chancery iii Ireland, by whilch the new trial of all Issue reil direc1e&l. ire order to ascertcin the legitimancy of oare of the par. ties to the salt. TIhe case, when before the House of Lords, wan argued chiefly oil the terms on ...

... ST. BRIDE'S PARISH. Yesterday morning a special meeting was ealled in the vestryroom of this parich ior parochial mDatters. Mr. Wood 'vailed himself of this opportunitv of suggesting the uro- priety of petitioning Parlialrgnt in favour of LordJohn Russell's motion respect-llg tie corn-laws. Mr. Lowe se- conded tho1mot10ll. A requisition will be forthwith signed and ?? tA, the churchwardens to ...

... LAWY JZ9I'ELLIGENCE-SATURDLY. -0 COURT OF CHANCERY. This was tlie first day ofl'rinity Tcrm. The Court was opened at a quarter to two o'clock. MANSER V TIIE NORT11ERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. This is an appeal from thc Vice-Chancellor. The plain- tifll is the owner of Broxboucrne mill, in Hertfordshire, and he seeks an injunction to restrain the detfndants from narrowingthecourse of the ...

... CO) URT 01' OFl NKR UPTCY-i i'sw~v. (lief re t'ooenolsolonea Sir C. F. Williams.] '111t elittti'tCV' tiO Si',itiitO ?? C1,,OPT IIOV. OL'LU t OOLOR) 13SAtM, it lil: AN'XTIINY l.it. Thisday having beelo appointed for hearing the argtnment of eoilnsel is tbe matter of the claim ?? for tnet rus oft Il PItt, ithe amount of stocik frttitdaelonily sold owt by tie t Otyolger tapk'-s, Ur. Stinalntiiioe ...

... COUiT-MA IdLIL. | ?? I:\ {jN i IR , \1) U .X U 1i l .1 s-1!.l'l coum t-lnitr- ti'fl ?? 'I~Seillljled loil tbo;t tder Mit4'.'sty'.hipit .1-t, i l , en fi'ilo li lzis , :11 zvs; colitthlled liy :Id- ol:lvllnic'lit yestcrdlav andI ii-itay, s'lstd tills tilo'liit0ii lt l ockl ;. Ii ?? 11:14 to ilqlili't ?? o ?? UsIlla:t (iaqtrits ol' ing iect of (liltv, disob1dlvilve ot oiders, a nd cointenl)til- ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE-FRIDAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. WALKER V. THlE EARL OF ABItNGDON. This is anl appeal from two orders made by Sir John l,ssrh, the late Muster of the Rolls, iii the Years 1830 and 1832. The question betwveen the parties is, whether the, de- fends nt, as lord ofa manor, was bound to accept one life for sonother in IL copyliold tenure, because the steward of the 1118nor accepted the ...

... CEATRAL CRIMINAL COURT-SATURDA, I _ ?? E/ril/ .ecqucs Deschanepcs and Felivite Delshamemcs, his NifV. efre indicted for stealing three artificial flowers and IT., Ihl. hil intiev, the property otf4icorge Watts. It appeareid iroim the evidence, that on the '24th ot' April the prisoners went into tle prosecuter's shop iinld requested to be shown some artifieial idowers. I3 liii g ?? sc- veril ...

... JUVENILE GAMn1LERS.-In consequence of complaints that gangs of boys were in the habit of assembling in various parts of the town fbr the purpose of gaming with halfpence, the cotnmissioners of police have given orders that the con- stables shall be on the watch and apprehend all such offenders. Scarce a day passes without numerous charges being brought before the magistrates. In some instances ...

... LAW IV TELLlENGE-Tt i'sn..w, HOUSE OF LORDS-APPEALS. lit it Lord Choneelior gat to henr vIrtenis, on d ~thv cone of Dell v. time Eor of HaddIngiogin and a.lbivr woo token. It won nit Appeal ?? a diecree of th'r 00eot (If S-telion, anod tire only ?? iii. V.,lved rell, wlroiber a powerr to) frispuseof' motto nettle) ly a poste wiptln voiarirt, hirpetri c:it the death or the A, Ile to ration, it ...