... FROM orit MANCHESTER COR5ESPONDENT. I The XorniiZq Posts assertion that the wages of the operatives in this district had fallen 12i per cent., as a consequence of free trade (or as a consequence of anything), was certain~ly a most audacious falsehood. Since my previous letter on this subject, I have ex- tended my inquiries not only to all the various branches of the cotton trade in Manchester, ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTERDAY. B9oYzx MN. SEwgANT Az.msl, AssrTAw1T JUDE., s. The court sat sp-cially yesterday, at the Guildhall, West. d minster, for the prrpose of taking the cwes standing in 2, a'rear oi the appeal list. *e f S.visNes BANx DisruTm. This was a petition presented by the R~ev. W. Dodsworth s and William Fox, trustees of the Cthristchurch Savings Ba,,k, Regeut's-park, against ...

... =TH r POLIeCB ooir1,. MANSION-HOUSE. A wmr:,-teuui73D PUNIeSMENT.-Robert LeZgget, leither merchant, of Bermondsey was brought up on the charge of having assaulted and used indecent language to a young Ilads. The *%se exirted much interest. ¶The complainant, who appeared to be about 18 yea of age, stated that on Tuesday evening, at a qtuarter to seven to'clock, while abe was waiting in ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTERDAT. BaFoax No. EanT Aums, AmSTrAT JVDOn - The court sat at Clerkenwell yesterday to take the bail eases, which were adjourned from last week. AS&AVLT. John AMarshall, a msater butcher and fishmonger in Clare Market, Fredericlk Kely, and George lsifaras, 4ere indicted for ?? on the 22nd of December last, Edward Baymlond . Mr. O'Brien was for the prosecution. Mr. ...

... - m . I I . I or 711.4b). Intelat Cie,, NOTIOES.-THIs DAT. The Lord Obancellor WviU hear appeals In the House of Lords. VICE-CHANCELLORS! CoUltTs, INCOINUS-NN, AT IG.-BEPsOR TMn Vro noCMNMO oi EGNp D-aumc De. tions the unopposed fzse and ihort `e8 ?? wihich petitinsOU e, &o., ty order. CaunesI Bates v. Beckhose' Faulhorne v. DaviYs k. Neshawv,. WEaaile; StammerA v. Ualay (;j; Hatheril v. BayUs ...

... Ti&E POLCB COUBTS. CHARnG O0 ASAuLT.-Mr. B. Thompson, described as a gentleman, residing at No. 10, Albany-street, Regent's- pnrkwas charged with assaulting T. Hodson, a fcot- Mun in the service of Mrs. Ayling, of No. 4, Endaleigh- 7eetEuston-square. The complelinat stated, that on Wed. hedaymight he wasclosing bis mistrens'shouse forthenight, When tne street-dcer bell was rung. He looked Up ...

... C'OURT Of- ECOMON COUNCIL Yeeter a! oa C rt waee held -for the Aevs Oh t. TVba REMPktBlANCRX anuottuced ?? jotlce bad been aiven im -the House Of Doniucops QI a forr 'the abolition of 'thp piyment of nes -and stanop, 'duties upon: Itsl amdtueli 6f' istrmen 61iy tml'obiporatlon er ) London,; Mr. Deiputy HARRTSONB1, irhom is ~ebMI 19p -brought hIa? The RRMEMBRANCER-Ily Alderman Sidney; (Crlic ...

... 2TEB POLICE CO:TBT. MANSON-ROUSE. CRAO oP OFMUDULmNLY OBTAINING GOOs.-.~60 Caoth wa brought before Alderman Humph up tt charge of having fraudulently obtained, on the o th iwt fro M. James W. Benson, jeweller and watebr Xo. 16 Cornhill, a gold watch, value 18 guinea. Mr. Ilmphrey appeared for the prosecu*. Ai lie also appeared for the defence. r.Beraonlld : About three crfour ewekage t ...

... Raw luttlitamm NOTICiS..-Tata DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S.INN. Ar ?? petitions: In re Edwards, to be spoke to; in re Grardon, ditto; re Leake; re Raybould; re Warwick' re Staniland; re W alker; re Sturla; re Sign; re Fisher; re Thorp, v order.-Ap- ?? v. TthaycV bohentie, part heard; Cres v. oplg, dittoS urhev hailite; M ccerv. Piddln.i VltO-CHAVOELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT IO1. ...

... RAW IteUtente. JI KmTICi7T e DAY. COURT OF-CRANCERtYLNOp _ Ar 1O-Aeat~tsh IutchisOn .T 'lecine I Ft Vowlr. , to be poke to; br orr , e. e v.j ?? 8bigai rurne, Et4' a. W ilolm, par ort cause' l >ngdon r v. West~ixa~rue, part heard; F~&ai-tho,,rne r. DaruA ;Nklrbc 00101 RBeUY v XOa(2);-Blgrhkld V',yeo, Bird v. amIinth, V7 al.Tt HsrI~; 'awt* v Hneipldor of Eerwtl,~ kj V. Pa Trant v Deffeitt (7; ...

... THE POLICE CO URT. MAN8ION-HOU7SE. F1 CHARaB OP EHIOEWAYr Ronuy.- Wilham Bridges pi and George PrycGe were charged with having committed a oc rh[ghway robbery, a species of offence now Tveay much in e f Henry Send, a labourlug man, who resides in the neigh.- t bourhood of Keat-street, aud, Yesterday morning, at °: about three o'clock, I was going along in Bishopogatestreet, b and the two ...

... EAW Utettlfse+ NOTICEB.-Tris DAY. , COURT OF C;ANCERY, LNOOLNW=N AT 10.-ifcr Judgment: Hunter ?? Nickol pecn. Appas Miller v. Priddon, per heard; Shrewsbury and BlrmU46 v. ort Weten w y ?? al v. Pilgrim; Clna v. Mellerah l;xrat v. Tolason. LNON~N .VlC9CHhNEVLLORS' COIJBTS, LlNCOLNvI&Dm. Bzana, m Vic Oaror0oa o iisXoLs.ND.-By order: Gardener V. WiD'ema, short eause. CaUses: Dell v. Rtea 2)pet ...