... LA- IF VVOI2JUES-Tllls DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, ?? Itll. Unopzposed Lliunatic e i'tious>. AtI'I'>I' t.OS.-t)lpts v StUIIop:, ?? I~tut ?? * It r311a, by ordet-M ilult' v 'Mifloid. VIC-l t 11S NCELLse., titoaS' ?? t', ?? ten.I ?? e. Su 1'..Slt) il. Casilliel-tli V ttpottiel'zs , to hi' tuid short cllls tt. Alter shorllt cauises .;il ;ltel till (,%i lisle Nll\^l M ?? andT Carilisle Rtailwayv ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-TuESDAY. BOW-STREET. Alfirhavl Dommet, att ni-b I iioitwrer, a as laced att the bar before 'Mr. Jardite. chiurged with ititlictitig twa wouids oil ?? persoa ol Joint nSllival, by stabbiig blioo w ithl at ktife. ;Ul. Jlu e Swayne, loldbeld (If ,h i l)olll litiblic-bouise, Itt Ox- ford-streel, still d that between tile ktid six o'clock oli Monl-av evelliltC, tavin:i ettle ...

... VE[LJLE'IYACG oP mIn.D))LlSELX JIA GIS TI1l 7ES. is A meeting of justices of M iddi isex t;olk 1pi' yeso mrday at tthe Sessiom.s lIlmou, Cleriemwvell-rm'rmm, lir mhe inllUIsC tiI mOII ?? bitsinesS. T'rlre voO. :1. vm'rv ?? tioS t- il tenmmndmce of mmmegistramtes. Mr. Powamill tmll tim: 'lhim- at i tmelve o'clock. 9. '1T1113 miitmmes of time last court wmere read mmii 'oilirmired. 'TitE NErM ...

... POLICE ILIGENUE-Tii TnsDAY. fl OW-i'-3T RIE ?? ieT A foreligner iiaiiitt ll u li; tiirai'i, tipp'iie eel'tieferTl. ItaltIit uni~erlee the h~toot mitl Aie., cliep s7, foe haineite. ot thle t7ill i of r Aprilt, teiiit ' lt'litity 0, . 'Ia q ?? (Ill Filk :tint, r'ibbton valiue :1 T)ile. ?? lilt' etelotlotic tile peeeoctitioil, ttid Tilt'. I11liies ;itp* IIi tt wilti11 it ?? tint IIi he lilY ofi ...

... AN ' yfI I E R - ATrlV,,Nii' 'TO A SSASSINAiTE 'OUIS PHILIPPE. Tlhe ?? - ci- illn a seconl edition of' PARIS, \W EDMNESDAY NIGiHT. I sorly ! ngaiil tt be colmipelleod to CoIII1uIi- I eate to otll in tililittiml tilhit aniother of those i bl1I. iinll em nt(nlsts zwlhich Iave but too Ire- queltly i ( 11 1i tory oi rance, hai ust efn Wil lnf ?? thle lite, *f nut, 1good IKinn, I'llilipee. A\ iiloe ...

... ,,IJDEI (tt t1 e(JUILDI-JIALL Jib: .L )USL, JUB3LIC ME1ETIANG. -- .r~ -;l. - Cof.-- - - ?? -esterday at ftre ?? uoiree-1 ?? -'Sto? procure II C011114 ri 5sf ,dcii pal`sucd on thle ?? Snsitlr. AmongstI :,Stice 0 , tvil l~ ere theffloil Mse.j 11as: ,Williairn Thorriboroilg~, J11.Coerr oli Ureier it lhit p, JrtesMiller, &c. &c. jlt 1'tii~ Nsai hemigt ?? that iln aI (* *~~itporiiCC he ha nt ariore ...

... ,AW JN TEL by ;LI GOESNCE~-Th1 osn . COURtT OF Ch-ANCERYl. IX HItl PE~iNDEt. ThiiS opteal, from an order of the' Master of the Rolls, directing the talxationl of ax salicitor's bill of costs, tinder the aiuthority of the 2d Vic., c. ,3, was opened yesterday. The itile-tion raised by the appeal is, whethler a bill (lelivered, but not signed by the solicitor, comes tnider the 37thl sc- tioni of ...

... CITY OF LONDON. The Revising Barrister entered the cort at half-past ten yesterday, and proceeded with the revision of the list of parishes in the, ward of Bread-street, Queenhithe, and Viutry. Samuel Godfrey Crook, who sought to be registered for an apartment at 15, Garlick-hill, was objected to by Mr. Browne, Conservative agent. Thomas Dawson wirs examined, and stated that the claimant is a ...

... LAW INTELLIGExcETJILTIIsDAY tit ICE-CIIANCELLOJI'S COURT. Ellefore Sir L. Shadwell.] iii TIlE TIVERPON sciione.srtni ATTORNEY-rsENr.RAL oil V. :nn stAlit. ov flE5?uN AND OTHERS. tie 'Ihe object of ?? intorsiation in this case wtis to reform k, the 53'stern itlirsued at Tiverton Grammar School, founded ii by Peter llliitidell in the reigu of Queen Eliz4beth. The ad priocipid points Contended ...

... POLICE 1N2'ELLIGENlCE-TlH RSDIY. * SGUILDILALT,. Mr. Aiderman Ilootter wais engaged2t for some hours ia the inveotigat~oii of a; el'iarge of asssault, preferred by John M ?? ngainst ( etoc c Botcan, city police-menl No. 222, I wvho haIS recently joinled thle force, but was lormerly in the metropolitan police. df'Nafl1! was charged with rescuinge from Ilae officer a mnan who had~ assaulted him. ...

... POLICE INY'ELLIGENCE--WEDxIMSDlY, rI BOW-STREET. iS CmARGe OF F?-IIIOtoS l)lDiVINN(.-GCO/r7C E11iO, mI yontil in t11e ie service of the proprietors of the Sot newemipper, appeared opon a summonmI before Mr. Henry, to :anSwier :m complaint preferred against him for ridling a horse over two persons in the Strand. Mr. Cotchlpole, a gentleman residinig mt 120, liegent-street, stated that otl ...

... POLICE Ii'TELLG/3iVGENV-FRIDktY. BOW-STREET. CIrAnrO At-.iI'tSC'P Alrl''itt ttti.-015sly William Lee, a ietter-carrierr, of G'oirirrt-str'ot, Eanliell, wats priacedl at the bar, clittityi wilth Stealing a letter eontitainiitt aI soererigil, the piropterty of lie Il'tstirttsttr-tlneiras. mr. l'ostcaett, orr the, list Of tire Post-Oicev, conductedI die prose- lolteet ryrrelt, a Conrstabie ...