... LA IV INTELLIGENCE. l COURT OF CHANCERY-SATURDAY. In re feleatior TaafUie a supposed Lunatic. Onl the motion a? Mr. J. J. Murphy, Q C., a writ de lunatico inqutirendo was issued, to enquire into the state oftr mind of Eleanor Taiffe, a supposed lunatic. this Lordship disposed of a few short causes, and inti. t 'eated that he would hear motions on Mdo:-day morning, and after that, take up the ...

... THE AWFUL ACCII)ENT ON TIlE rOYATL CANAL-CONCLUSION OF THE INQUES I' AND COMMITTAL OF THE STEEREER FOR MANSLAUGHTER. M L - ?? - . The proceedings in this case were resumed yesterday at eleven o'clock. An immense number of persons were pre- sent, and hundreds of citizens flocked about the scene of the caiamiety. The interest taken in the proceedings was greatly increased in comparison to the ...

... LAW NOTICBS. -Tis DAY. .-4 COJURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER-At eleven. Christ's Hospital v Attorney General, petition by order-- Davenport v. Philip ?? appeal part heard- Forbes v Peacock, ?? v Hiniton (2) ditto- Miln v Halton VICE-CIIANCELLORS' COURTS, WESTMINSTER- At tell, Before Sir L. SHlADnWELL. Bryan v Tivigg (3), part ?? Tastet v Begbie- Jenkins v Britint-Nixon v Tatf Vale Railway (2)- ...

... S'1,71!DE IN 1IORSEMOlIAyR-LANL? PRISON. je i1'sterday afternoon a lurotracted inquiry took plhice .q llefore W~illiami Carter, E3sql. thle coralner, hl thle go- ot verrlor's-rooin of llorseniounger-lhine Prison, touchinig tire re diatir ot'llrourns M'Nrrirrara, agred3zyears, whocommitted Id suiride in the above prison. Tke jury havising becin sworn, . r ovevded with the coroner to the cell to ...

... L, H11' NOICICS.-THis DAY. C F V CIIANcXEIa, ?? ten. cr e ,ll J T.-loberts v Madocks. Xlei 1., ~e.-Svdnyev v Ranger, petition to be spoke A k vCrnig, 1t ?? v Bishop (2) t1 vriv 'le Ferkhe v tlrnten. ?? (I1iLC ORS' COURTS, WESTMINSTER- Before Sir L. SHAD WELL. *sgke . Turner, to bc spoke to. A oeFtm, -Damer v Blount, part heard- Stutelev v Ci= ?? llochester v Lees- Bryan v Twigg (3) ! ?? v ...

... Legal a-ad Sessional Appointments for December, 1845. FOR BUSINESS CONNECTED WITH THE CITY. (Holden at Guildhall ) I13th-London Sessions, before the Recorder. 12th- -Lord Mlayers Court, before the Recorder. 2nd.- Court of Aldermen. 4th and I1th.-Court of Common C incil. 4th, 13th, and lSth.-Sheriffs' Court, before Mr. commnissiorer Bullock, Ibr the trial of ie'ues rnder the provisions of the ...

... City Police com-nittee-Zruildhall. SATOIRDAT- TILe LecEaSsD VICTUALLERS AND T'IE POLICE. .-TZ{E Sor SYSTEoI AGAIt.-Mr. Thomas Pearson, of the Mitre, Chancery-latie, appeared before Aldermen Wilson aend Hooper, under a eummnens, wherein he was cliarged with hab ing rcfused to adcoit the police, on Sunoad, the 9th of Noavember.-Mr. Child (firn of Wire and, Child) appeared for the dofeadant, and ...

... [940I,,oll Of fewfo&.1& *que4tot. e BARBA906 TIREATMENT OsF A LADY BY Eta HUSBAND tii t AND Iltit ScON, TiHE LATTER A CLELnoIAt.-AtI thle W Pettv Sessions conirt of' Cai'rickuergus, on the 11th lit November, .Richlard Baittersby, ?? and the Rev. Fi a John C. Battorsby, A-ere called upon to answer the de charge of Mrs. Biatteraby, the wife of the former an pr -the mother of tho latter, for ...

... THE ALLEGED MUTINY AND MURDER ON BOARD THE TORY-ARREST OF CAPT. JOHNSTONE. - Oa Monday, Mr. Clarkson, counsel for the prose- dis cution in the ease of the men charged with piracy and anm murder on board the ship Tory, accompanied by Mr. hit Hawley, clerk to Messrs. Crowder and Maynard so- I lictors, came to the Thames Police-offlee in haste, and sai while a night charge was being heard, the ...

... ?? a f - aacs.~TIS elagth~dayappoistdhythe judges, or o nook and corner, Wag ouuid heewsa ece.m Ingly full etteadins 'o h etee fte long rob, an and one or tivo ,foriges fdistintion, including a a French judge, wer obebdtob rsn( ht after fen o'clock their Lordships,,consilating of'the chief judes f he ours f Queen's Bench, Exchequer, ~and W Cocamooi Pleas, eatejeji the Court;.andthc as a tn ...

... LAW INTBLLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERYTYESTERDAY. The Chancellor took his seat on the bench at eleven o'clock. In re Marya^nne Neville, a lunatic. Mr. George, Q. C., applied for an order in this matter, I to confirm the Blaster's report, dated 6th Sept., 1845.- 4 Be moved on behalf of Michael Francis Creary, the ne-. phew of the lunatic, at whose instance she was made a i lunatic, and Master ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. SMITH V. WARDE.-On Monday this case was concluded. Sir Lionel Smith, the late governor of the Mauritius, whose estate is to be administered in the suit, by his will dated shortly before his death in January, 1842, gave to each of his three daughters 7,5001., and to his son a double portion of 15,0001. Whether this disposition of his property was to be disappointed by ...