... . l. . .. - ?? Kati iattefitomm NOTICES.-.THIS DAY. I At COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN's.DNN. 9 At 0.-Slarone: THE Loans i,, Jeme-w-Appeal motion: Iin re Shrewsbary and Birmnnighm Railway Company v. the Stour Valley Railway company. Bankrupt petitions: Pemberton V. Tyther; res f )ugher; BeO lev. Richardion.0 VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLWSqt~l~. 5 Bnsue: VzonII.ONANL,0m4o Brali GEOxUn! TcRNsa. ...

... ?? Lord Mayor, upon taking the chair for the u- first time in the Court of Aldermen, expressed a cwnfident ?? that he should receive the able assistance of his ce brother magistrates during his year of office, which be Lte trusted would proceed frommthe commenement to the ter' Lat minstion satisfactorily to them and to the rest of his fellow- ire citizens. (Cheers.) alf VOTE OF THANRES TO TNH ...

... 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 ...

... COURT OF. BA.NRUPTCY-SATURDAY. [. - Before Mir. Comnmivsiser FoNBLANQUE.J itN UE DANIEL KEITH AND THOMAS SOOBRIDQL ,,De ig ?? in iWoed-street, applied. ,or Wednesday last for certifgantes, Mir. Link. later appearing for Keith, Mr. Lawrance for Shoobridge, Mur. Reed for the aelignees. the case was then reported in The l ornng Citronile as far s it lid proceeded. Mr. Linklitter now addressed the ...

... fIDDLESEX SESSIONSX - s, , i z ,, MONDY. ~TThe)'eceflmm~l~ ?? wete foritriiil fifty-fife fs~ierbtehagd~*ietllfeloy, said halt~cnowa, and otherc moneys,' beloneging to leabeth A:sbl'ey.rThe ?? satriuinbthis dase was anunrtu'ate gil,' and theprsonerwsa.-policeman in the N'aneaop. On the ht of heer ' thof-l.ast month lhe mether onhis beat in winslid. rohed, aid induced haer to tdke' him homaewith ...

... MUIRDMR IN DEAN FOREST. AnotbeerouL ?? Ias ocen commintec on zne western borders of the Forest of Dean, a locality which unhappily -bears an ill name for deeds of violence. The case now under notice is a peculiar one in point of atrocity, and al- though it has undergone considerable sifting by the local officer, it is still enveloped in much mystery. The de- ceased is one William Peake, a ...

... THlE COURT AND PRIVY COUVNCIL. WINDSOR, DEC. 28. The Queen held a Court and Privy Council this day at the Castle. At the Court, the following~had audiences of her Majesty:- Lord St. Leonards, to resign the Great Seal of England. The Marquis of Salisbury, to resign the Privy Seal. The Right IIon. Spencer Walpole, to resign the Seal as Secretary of State for the Home Depart- ment. The Earl of ...

... COURT OP BANKRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. - - - I [Before Mr. Comimisioner FANE.] IN SE JAMES HOLMES. The bankrupt was a shawl warehouseman, of 171, 178, and 175, Regent-street. This was a certificate meeting adjourned from yesterday. Mr. Reed appeared for the assignees; Mr. Lawrance for the bankrupt ; Mr. Strangways for Mr. Albert Jourdan, shawl merchant, of Paris. Mr. Reed resumed his address. H e ...

... MURDER IN THE FOREIS7 OF DBAN. DRYBRtooKTUESDAY.-A shocking nurderbas been com--' wuitted near this place, under very singular and mysterious circumstances. The deceased is a sawyer, named William Peake, who was found dead in the road, near this place, on Thursday morning. He was last seen in companywith James Greenbuff on the previous night. His death had been caused by a stab directly ...

... MAULjBOROU-GH.-ST RBET. AS Acolxors KING AND A FORGIVING Cn[URC,.- Afred King, a young man of dissipated appearance, ap- peared in answer to a summons, to shew cause why he should not be compelled to contribute towardA the main- tenance of an illegitimate male child, of which he was alleged to be the ?? Church, a handsome and well-dressed young woman, stated that she was un- married, and ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT-YORK, DEo. 20. CIVIL COURT.-IBefore Ai;. JU8tice TALFOURD.] Atfred iVaddinsgton, aged 20, was charged with the wilful murder of his female illegitimate child, at Sheffield, on the 18th of August last. Mr. Boothby and Mr. West appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Overend defended the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner, who is a workman at Shef- field, had courted a young ...