... TLaw *umitaince. NOTICES-THIS DAY. The Lo.d Chancellor will attend he House t Lords on appeals- COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S.INN. AT 10 -1l3l1`t; THE LORDS JusTicsi.-To be spoken to: Stuart v. Lloyd, npl. Ap, ea s Toogood v. Robins (2,, part heard; Ed- wardsv. Butt, partheardi; Turner v. Turner, causC by order. VIC& CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INN. At 10.-BEFoare VIea.CEANer.MLoR Si1 G. ...

... i 4.S$Ig.B XNTR.L.LJGNkBE. HOM4E CIRCIT.-so 3nr2. JuCIETSv. nNP This was ant action to recove r damagesfor, a broaoh of promise of marriage. Mr, Fortescue anl Mr-. ~G. Dentanan 4th were for the plaintiff; 'Mr~ M. Chamber's, Q.Co. ban mi., sttole] VoTil werscouxisel for the defendant. ., . 1 .Mr. Fofteicue; ?? thq case, said that tile plain, &d., tffr in this action was Miss 'Bliksabeth ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.YEBTEUDAY. | Mrsi cwND DANCING LICnNsEs. The court sat yesterday at Clerkenwell, Mr. Pownall in if the chair, to hear applications for the renewal of old, and the granting of new licenses for music and dancing or dmusic only, according to the following resolution of the court, passed on September4,1851: Resolved, that the Scourt will not in future insert in licenses to be ...

... THE POL ICE CO UR T. I , ' 6 : . , . ' MANSION-HOUSE. . W. Ime O~et Georye T2wnipson, ofXs.' 1, Riche3-court, Lime-str,~ee, appeored-to answer the, cpmplaintw of, Geoxge .Walton,. George 1qiykeg Thomas Pitgcard, James ]%owe, i sandothers, iii co~eguzehiee ofthe detay of' a vessel in-*hich I he had contracted-thaeyshouldaii for Port Philip, on the ! It %ppe~zed idt le veaspi, in ftigh it huo ...

... RIOT AT iymoNLEy. The magistrates of Hertford have been engaged during the past week in investigating a singular case ofriot which occurred on Sunday and this day week in the parish of Wymondley. At Titraur-green, in a dwelling suitable for the residence of a gentleman of moderate means, lives, and has lived for somne years past, Mr. 'James Lucas, the possessor of a small independence. For ...

... Ti`E LAMBEH MURDER. The folloig dooie, which has been found in the desk of the' murderer Wheeler, appears calculated' to throw lightupon the state.of the wretohed man's mind, as well as ?? liieeent history eud behaviour: June, 1847. 'Istath from London-London'Docks, or Bahia, Soutb ls&mcoa,;as clerk for.a Jersey house thr, ia their own ship, the only passenger. *~e sameyear Nov. 29'or 30, I ...

... I ; W ~ -oe r~ i , r + - -7 7 - | -l , . , F-- ,, I; - - . ; !f :: 7 ? ie AI4LEp.'a M1URIER AND VIOLATION GEA ;I t VICTO 7I ARK.- p . : I t : C I , .. % ?? ' ; ' :.I, -; ?? 1. i m/%fz : ?? ` . -- - . I - ,- ! -- -- , ?? ?? s I ?? . ' Yesterdy afternoon Mr. W. Baker ppened an in. quir ,at ith-e Fortttra~Anbisi;'Q Old ~brd'r - Victoia art, respeeting the death of'Marie-eebQUA 18 yess a single ...

... 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 ...