... LA W NOTICES-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WE8TAfINSTER-At ten. In re Pliks, lunatic petition, to be spoke ?? v Watt, cause part ?? y Rlenneck, appeal part ?? v Rowlett, ?? v Buck, ditto. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, WESTaINSTER-At ten. Before Sir LANCSrera SIADWBII.. Coomba v Foulkes, to be spoke ?? v Brenfill, motion by order. CAUeCO, &c.-Greenwich Railway v Goodchild, part beard-Jol- liffe v ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-SATURDAY. DSOW-STREET. A young man of gentlemanly appearance, who gave the name of Josepta Delufield, and who, it was sa id, as ion of the brewer of the same name, wiS Cbhrgied with having assaulted a policenian the same morning. It appeared that the defendant, who had been eacrlfichig at the shrine of the jolly god, at tice Cider Cellara, fiaiden.lane, deter- mined on ...

... LAW JNTELLJGBNCE-SATURDAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. LLOYD V. WAIT. The evidence of the plaintiff's pedigree having been read, Mr. Girdlestone and Mr. Shebbetnc were heard this morning in support of it on the same side with the Solicitor- General. Mr. Richards, for the defendant, then proceeded to com- ment on the case made by the Solicitor-General, and con- tended that it merely laid the ground tor ...