... THe POLICE COURBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. -fzr. ames Richards. was brought before Alderman C arter,-chrgeid with: having obtaingd4i ead of, the, value of, Prson and Co., who carry o the, b - ins orloiad zercsait a t o zseia 1'Whaf Vpper Thaihesrebt, itud whos manuget Xs t Rewpoadtle-un-Tyni.- On the 10th of F. ebruar Z' priaone caine to me at mny pkece -of business~ e in Old- Swau4lAne. I had- ...

... TaEB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. A 1BrncNG OpFICZ CAS3.-Mr. Cox, shipowner, of r 60, Newgate-street, attended, before the sitting ma- a agistrate to make the following application: - Mr. Cox said that about half-past nine o'clock on l f the previous evening the inhabitants of Newgate-street i were greatly annoyed by a circnunstanee which occured in i a two shops opposite his own house, an eel ...

... 1aW fltceutamm NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCFRY, LINCOLN'8I.NN. The Lord Uiarcf dlr attecds th.' House of Lords on appeals. IAt 10l.-Berat: THE ?? JbTICF.5.--Xotion to be spoken to: grenan v. Frtstoii. Balnkrupt petition: Exparte Beale re Richard. ,,a. Appe-Aa: Lawton v. Sweetenharm; Clegg v. Fishwiek; Clegg VMassy. 7M vic.CIANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INN. JIOOORE Vlc.CievsenCeiLoR ...

... .Rax IMnteutensce+ NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT1Ot.-BTaosx TeuagLocsjuesTrics.-Motiong: TheOsford, Wor- cester, acc., Railway Campany v. The South Staffordashire Railway Company, part heard; The South Staffordshire Railway Company v. the tOxford, Worcester, &a., Railway Company. VICE.CIHANCELLORS' CUIRTS, LINCOLN 'S-INN. BaFOR VICB-CHANCELLOR SBR Lt. KINDRastist.-To ...

... - . . , ?? . . .. . 71- : ' F . - ! PrceUVwl6e, Go l3WAAd-P.. ?? ?? 77i: ' 0 COURT E BOY c,&r. J This wasfth~eetiificate meeting iii thec ase of O.Umil-. ler, corn dealer, of Vgnduit'atree g Wax, Pddington - i debsto unecured , rares e uwir'of ,9.) Seth about 1,l100. ' , *Mr. Lawrauce~,repreientig_ tbe- asignee~s, 4taed &th they didutnot ttnd to offer~ayopso t~athe bakuptI havnghibscertca~ts ...

... 'o,aw F-2tTICES.-THIs DAY. I-tI *t II T.1 Itt CIW.'Ci'Lt.Os. -IIO r SOP !''ttn'.,t a ?? ?? itz T I hrp. lrintlie fietition, be order; oily. I ?? * n I tr v t, nmotion, by orde r. t 'ii m , \ il:;lutstt' 31eottsy V. E71raslto, part heard. VICt..CilIAN,.ELOlL't CoUrlT-S, LINCOLN'S-DIN. Ari, .~t rti TtIcLCltAsNoeTi~vtt SIt Bt. KINL00eAT, Y.F- ja0 n t-it Line .1 sro't iloe z.00 Ijorrand v. ...

... THEE POLICE COUBTS. jessca /drsen offiolywvell-stirret, Shoreditelh, buteher,,T and josoph Large, who is in tile employment of Mr. jel ll~uibvorth, hutcher, of IBrick-lane, Betlsnal-greea, up- Si p~earedupuin bail to abide the de isinn of the bench upon a w chrebrought against them to the effect that they had Stolen a oheck, and appropriated tile proceeds. Mr. Until- I! oheeappeared for the ...

... --ot777-? - I I II effigence, . i NO'TUICES.-THIS D.AY. Mr The turds Justices will not attend court co-day.Al ROLLS COURT, CHAINCERY-LANE. AT 10.-For Jtigmneot: In re Barrow. Consent petitions (17)* m Cau'os: Yorketind Niorth Midland Railway Company v. Hadgon~~part U beard. Short causes: Thom ns v. Thomas; De Mladred v. Caie;' fer Levrit v, Roebuck. Short claims: 2&Coy v. Nicholson; Andrews v ...

... MAIAL ROiBERY ANdD LOSS OF TEBBE HUNDRED LETTERS. Much consternation has been causedat the General Postoffilce in consequence of the loss of between three and four hundred l etters , se of them containing articles of value, and other property, under the following circum- stances: The other evening a mail-cart driver, named Henry Mansfield, in tie employ of Mr. Maonamars,'the contractor te the ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. OLD COURT.-YESTERDAY. r I3RFOAE MR. JUSTICE COLMIUDOE. Charles Wood, 27, was indicted for the manslaughter of t George Drew. ti The deceased was a child, sixteen months old, and it sp- c peared that on the 6th of June (Whit Monday), he had been left in the charge of a labouring man's wite, named Crane, who lived at West Haw,, and that he had strayed into the road from ...

... RaW anluttUtgenCr, AN . ccG ?? NOTICES.-THIS DAY. cn BODLLS CHAMBERIIS, CHANCERY-LANE.. Dav A to K: Baternan v. Hope. at it; Clarke v. Long, at 2a. Mr. L to Z: Melluieh v.. Bullpire, at 11; Lainson v. Lainson. at 1ii,; the Tugman v. Cosper, at -lii; Itiehards v. Rlichards, at 12; in re Itaft5co School at 12i; In TeParkin's Eshbibtions, at 1, t'hilltpsofl . Tuaenr, cn at I; ijroeeer v. Fowke, ...

... Raw fqtIelltacuct. -- 0- NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COUrT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN's&tqN. Ar 104.-BEYOAR TnH Loan CflANCRLaOP-Appeeis: Lazenby v. Rawgon. part heard; E ad8 v. Williams; Hane v. Reynolds, Braronz Tw LoaDaJusrovea.-Appeals: Attornev General v. Mayori of Beverley, part heard; Hart v. Clarke; Butterileld v. Rayner (2); e Trevelian v. mayro xtr ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE. AorTI 0-PetitioMns, ., ...