... LA W NO 7'ICES-Tais DAr. Tbe l~ord Chnncellir will not atteni court to tiay. VICEr CiANCifLOntq coUrns, LINCOLN iS.1lNN-At ten. Befor- SIr L. SferDwo.L C.%uonq, &cc-Pancali v 9cott, by order-Forbes v Peacock, to he spoke to-Sylvestvr v Bradley, by order-Gibitns v Strath- mire -('Sok v Cr,.,v',rd-Mtnter v Wraith -1are v Cartrldge -Hara v Hv'tster-Ciaugh v Boud-Collbin v Ctolini-Bitiey v Inoes- ...

... A SSIZSl S iAITZ U=jPTCE. ton SOUTH WALES CI1RC~UrP-CARDIP1F,,TULYt B.V ty The learned judges opened thucimisolon, hore on. Toea- el* day. The oinly case of interest, viz. the trial of Edwards for tile nootricideat Merthyr, took place yesterday. Consi- derable interest was felt for the resultof the triaT, aund the~ court was completely crowded. irte ~ ~ MURDER./ ~,t Riditard Edwtards was ...

... POL ICE. WESTMINSTER LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. -At Guildhall, an Wednesday, a further investigation was made by Sir Peter Laurie into the affairs of the above com- pany. He asked if there were any more individuals in at- tendance who had suffered by this society. Mr Cuff, a soli- citor, came forward on behalf of a poor man named Hamp. son, who had been induced by the puffs to deposit the ...

... COL7RTOF CONSERVANCY. T usi GREsEsNWicHi FPo(&rurce PlEaR.-On Wednesday the Lord Mayor, attended by the llecorder, Common Ser- gellat, Town Clerk, City Solicitor, and other City officers, leld Courts of Conservancy in the counties of Essox and Kent. The Recorder, in addressing the Kent conservancy jury, called their attention in a very emiphballc manner to the Condition of the river Thames. ...

... POLIC'E INYAlLUGENCBoNDAY. if ~ ~ ~ ~ lIT W-STR ,LI'p f A igenttlaoan name Mr. Tl'ioa~tts Steaoe piie hfr cAr Jardine, afitir th ihachre o bcappae bIOilfIia (1o1, to makle' thle foIoslo tatantnt :-.l l said : Yoor Worshtip, I Ita e doIT t 1impera-11tive oat myself, altar what 1happofled yefit rato attenld to lay hefore you tutu -fallowvintg ciraurtisto iia s 1wo prraidiitg klast week ait it ...

... A4S1ZB INThLL1UR1V CB. (:OX IORD Cl IICUIT-STA tProtiD, JuLY '25. CtROiWN COURT. I [llefore Mr.Justice Erskine.] RA P11. Thoeiaes Parrywas indicted for a rapeupon Elizcbeth t Wel1 ker oct the dth of March l ast, st tbtte ptreeh olfWolstantou. Mr. Iltenotter prosecuted, and Mr. F, V Leo conducted the ceese oal beltalf of the prisoner. c 'Titn prosecutrix, a most remilsive looking woman, stated ...

... ASSIZE INTELLTGENCE. I NORTHERN CIRCUIT-NEWCASTLE UPoN-TYNxE The calendar both in the town and the county is very light. In the town there are eleven prisoners, and in the county fifteen. The cases are of the ordinary class, a large proportion being made up of petty thefts. Robberiy by a FPlice Officer. - Robert Leslie, aged 39, was indicted for a burglary in the house of Rohert Lead- bitter, ...

... !Tn-n~lETRORINR C EXTRAORDINARY- CASE. On Monday afternoon al inquest, adjourned from Friday last, was resumed, before Mr. Baker, the coroner, at the fled House, College-street, Chelsea, on the body of a male infiant, aged three weeks, the illegitimate offspringg of a young woman nae Barlt alias Harcourt. The evidence woes, (if a most named Barritt, aba HlCtuefIO ,gdetail ofilt, the whole ...

... POLICEt: IN2'Ll':;L Gl'C-FiUDAY. MA N 51 0 N.M IS A young noon, noeil noteu,. won broo.iba betoren ileia Giblur, charge~d mIitt bnuiry 'ulAiri eot1iioYoe, Mr. Chiolea llugh, of I1eod-Ilort, nrrn-!rentranrt, of ile ur -of 15B- ii. Ivd. 'fieirritinr, It appeorci, bud lon h~eue'Leid With, o c:aco, Icr t /0 fu.i~.,te trepurpoe of pyn duty 0 rnloe, rio tue loh eot oiunirr OfI October oct. Pyon ...

... POLICE INT'ELLI GI, E'-1VFDN ESDA Y, i ~ ~~~~~~~~ (;t Il i -)[-lAJ.T I | hlis daty a flu her iii setin.'atiou wisii miidl, by Sir Peter L1. it! ito tt- all;Iirs of tic Westoldnoelr Loan atui In- v-tltrnit Ctpompaly and Savings IBank, in Adam -street, A''l-ill'i. 5ir. Clolh-on, the barrister, attended o1 behalt of Mr, Sn -rlh, rot (icdelni-vsquare, ollitur, to assure the mlogiotruteo It tie ...

... LAW INTELLIG (NCE-MONDAY. lilt K R. It llit V. .J ttSLItlN, Ot tI. orI n11 This onto on1 appeaol ag'oi'ti~ ~4dcvrre o ' thle (% our of~ Seo t ad sion rol tgtilie kit I to Seate lIud( whiitl tad beell inl forolill ir uceretiontt hoot th0e sell, ilet~vlt It 011 Co'leI 'r prtlioly dltetri b1d IIItt -ui d'C edst lcl itsl tile- )!itlo 11 ni ereti ali et. proper~itC Kroltiltd to it purcI'lliLtor, ...

... COURT OF BJNKIRUPT'CY-MONDAY. [Blrefo Commissioner Sir C. F. Williams.J A CURIOUS Clee.-It4 Bi JOIIN JONES. This day wias lixed for taking an audit, anrd declaring a dividend upon tho estate of the bankrupt, described as a Stationer and rug-merchunt, carrying on very extensive Ibusiness in bhitechiapel. The colomission wa5s dated in October, Id3l, and tie circumstances under which any flead ...