... POLIUCB JNTELLIGBNC-IVEDNESDAY. MANSION HOUSE.- Thomas Wade and James Mezs-.ay, porters, in the employment of Messrs. Welsh and Ofarget- son, of Cheapside, warehousemen, were brought before the Lord Mayor, in the custody of Thain and Hayden, of the City police, charged with having plundered the house of considerable property. Mr. Swan appeared as solicitor for tbe prosecution, and stated that ...

... POLICE hVITELLIGEN CE-FRIDAY. o0w STREET.-Richard Wilsden Morris, of 44, Park- place, de Beauvoir-square, Klngslanw, and late secretary and actuary of the Medical, Legal, and Mutual Lite Assurance, in the Straud, was brought up on a warrant by sergeant Thompson. a detective officer, charged with having committed several forgeries. Mr. Hurnphriee,who conducted the prosecution, stated that ...

... LA W P OTJ7'S-TiMrs DAY. P . bACE Crwr Wr ESrT NSTr, :¢t ?? 9.-Defended Cau ies: Theobolil v Illh.-S, niuiAI4: l N Tregilis-Loiiata v 1t-er. 'There &irc tilirtyrlloie ndoelled causmc. SOCeNDAMiS' COURTe, BAKiXIAtLT,-8TRFT at 1I.-.-3ifere Mr. Secondary Jotter )-6aenes WValker v (!ox-trowni v Row. COURT OF BAMe ulttic Bil, f 1 i av ecr..-(htefrt Mr. Comn- niolneifcr ra'ne.}-r. Firl, Castle ...

... LA TV INTELLIGENCEI-WEDNESDAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. [Sittings at Westminster, before Mr. Justic Erile and Com- 11on Juries]. OSTEWVM2N V. HIENRUY BATEMAN. The hearing of this case, which had been part tried yes- terday, was resumed and concluded this daly. Mr. E. James, with wihom was Mir. lawkins, stated that this was asn action in which the plaintiff sought to recover frens the defendant ...

... IRE LAND. DUBLIN, SATURDAY MoNst-NO. [PloM 0ou1 CORRESPONDENT.] The arguments oil the writy of error in the cases of the four prisoners convicted of high trea- son at Clonnmel were brought to a close yesterday afternoon. If the case of Mr. Smith O'Brien had been disposed of separately, judgmnent would have been pronounced this term ; but the argument of the three other cases has rendered a ...

... CORONEERS' INQ UESTS. Last evening an inquest was held before Mr W. Payne, at tho Crown, Blackfriars-road, on the body of Edsard Nash, aged 57, a horse-dealer, of No. 23, Martin-strect. The deceased, it appeared, was a man of very dissipated blabits, and was often iatoxicated fromu morning till night, Onl Wednesday evening last he told his nepho ?? M 'sMa- nard, of Shepherd's-buslh, that he ...

... TEEA TALEXT OF SICK POOR IN SF. I PA*. NCR. s. LateeigMr. T. WakiY, II.P., and a jury erlpa- nielled onl Monday last, Ito inquire into the death of George Davis, aged 30, late ain inmate of St. Panceras Workhomse, alleged to have died froin exposure, want, and ill-treatment, resumed their investigation at thle Elephant and Castle, Kings-road,, Camtuden-townl. lohe impct aa dore o h ttendanece ...

... POLICE lNTBLLZGENCS--TuEsiD)A MrA SrN-S-OUS1Fs,. -Charles BorhA rd and l''a n y Marlks were brought before Alderman Hunter, chnrged unrer the following remarkable cfrcumstancee:- John Barnet, of No. 4, Primrose-street, BishopeRptc, attorney's clerk, said, J went with a person now de8ease(l, nampd Rachel Folkes, on the 14th of October hlsA, to Messrs. Curries, tbe bankers, in Cornhil I. where ...

... THE BEALTIF OF TOWNS BILL. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a special court was held, in consequence of a requisition, most numerously signed, to the Lord Mayor, to consider how tar the Public Health Bill, now brought into the House of Commnons by her Majesty's Government, Is likely to interfere with the right of self-government inherent in all local representative bodies, and to take such ...

... ASSIZE INT-lELLIGEWCEA WESTERN CIRCUIT-BRISTOI,, AuG. 26(3. [Before Mr. Justice Coleridge and a Special Jury.] FOT'HERItGILL AND) OTitIIIS V. PRIICE. This wvas all issno directed by tile Master of the Rolls for the purpose of ascertailki ug uvllethier thil Rev. Willian Price, -who died ill Wales ill 3841, was of competent mind at the timCO when ?? exevuted at certaill ?? of Conveyance ill thle ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-THuRSDAY. BoW-STREET.- James AlaxnieUll Bryson, described as a dentist, residing at 25, James Street, New-cut, Lambetl, was brought up on a warrant before Mr. Hall, charged with having, al the 28th of July, acted as a chairman at a Chartist meeting, held at tile Chertist Hall, in Webber- street, Blackfriars, where hie delivered a seditious speech. The apprehension of the ...

... LAW ItTElLIGENCE-SATURDAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. The Lord Chancellor made orders in lunacy. ZULUETA V. SIEVEXIN. This was an appeal from the Vice-Cbancellor. The bill was filed for an injunction to restrain the defendants from disposing of the cargo of a ehip called the Governor Ifar- court, consigned to them by the Messrs. Carrias, of Cuba, on the ground that the plaintiff had a prior lien as ...