... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, GUILLDRALL, LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 7. (Sitting at Nisi Prius, before Lord Campbel and a special jury.) SEED V. HIGGINS AND OTHERS. Mr. H. Hill, Q.C., Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Hind- marsh appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Knowles, Q.C., Mr. Grove, Q.C., and Mr. Webster for the defendants. The plaintiff in this action, Mr. William Seed, was a spindle and fly ...

... l ?? INVESTITUES.- On Monday, the Queen invested Earl Granville and the Martuins of Westminster as gaights of the Garter, and Lord kianaird as a Knight of the Thistle. TBBEE CHILDREN DOWVNED.-.Ou Thursday week, three children slipped into the Ashton Canal, at Man- ,ieser, and were drowned. TOE QUEES AT ?? Queen, tbrough P Sir George Grey, has expressed great satisfaction with her reception in ...

... 1OAZELDINE V. HAMPTONt AND WIVE. At Worcester (Oxford circuit), July 18th, before Mr. Baron Bramwell, an action was brought by a disappointed I man agaiost a lady and her husband for breach of pro- mise made by her to mary him. Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. Byrne, for the plaintiff, and Ur. Skinner, Q C., and Mr. Phipson, for defendants. Mr. Huddleston opened the case at considerable length. ...

... THE' CHRONICLE.: PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1857. II -- - IND AN 11AiRS. News of an alarming character reached England from ' India last Saturday. Whole regiments have mutiniedt English officers have been murdered, European inhabitants put to the sword, and a king proclaimed by the insurgents in Delhi. 'Means have' been taken by the' government to check this insubordination, and probably thfe ...

... [BY BRITtIn AND IRISM MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] ?? ) - Londob, Frida; Eveniog. GLASGOW POISONING CASE. Edinhurgh, Friday.-Tbe examination of witnesses for the prosecution was resumed thi morning, at 'ten o'clock. Tbe trisl is not expected to terminate until Monday ni Tuesday next. FRANCE. Paris, Thursday Eveuing.. -.Tho Count de Montalembert bas decired; being'put in nominatlon for Angers at the ...

... ORDER!' In thb.course of the proceedings at the Board of Gtraldians, on Tuesday last, there arose a question respecting the way iu'which the discussionsphould be conducted y and, asitisof importance that the rules for the regulation of public meetings should be'understood, and not left to the caprice of indi- vidual chairmen, we may be excused for referring to the matter. It may probably ...

... Intelligence may be almost hourly expected from India. The arrival of the mail being so near at hand, speculation as to the character of the news to be received is unnecessary. The statement that our army had been repulsed at Delhi is merely a stock- jobbing rumour, and there is no reason to believe that we shall receive news of so disastrous a kind. But whatever that news may be, however ...

... . - I I 11 I ?? - I WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL SxIrMons AT WITA1LEY.-On Sun- day last, afternoon and evening, two sermons, In behalf of the Whalley Wesleyan school, were preached at Whalleyby the Rev. John Kirk, of Burnley. The rev. gentleman also addressed the teachers, scholars, and ?? the morning. -The eoliections amounted to .614 lofi.( of which sum upwards of £6 were given by tihe scholars. 1 ...

... 1., ~ GARtDEINGX OPERAIONS. 11 I (Erom the Gardeaes' Chroiicle.) mutb kp lerO sces whihoot ofe allowedto Ig'owtvrala thNeN ?? belds avinganI~. overh~ th hps freqe. utdiy ngke thudbe~ on prhcete oft verbens fdsnicely regulated and Pegged down until the ground es aflY covered, after which the shoots may be allowed to grpw more at liberty.O poor dhy enemy wo O eth applctosoreak n eto th Poolige ...

... II COUNTY COUAT, CLTUsaou .-Mr. John Addison, the judge, presided at the sitting of this court, on' Thursday last. There were fffty five originat cases, ix, judgment emmoones. and one adjourned case. Tbe ooily cases of intcrnst were thc followlng: . 3-WMlt'ms Gibbon v. 'WfMam Hebw; The pi~tiff. Is a reed smaar, at Manobester, sd the defendant was recently a part. nor In a cotton milH, at ...

... II-Ar-omOL an NTIWhmEUwE. HOUSE!OF .4A0kD-olAY, -JULX-2O.. THAMES CONSEBYVAZ4Y. B'l. ?? . Lord SL LEONARDs Moved theseeond reading of the Thamnet. Conservancy Bill, the object -of Iwbich Is to1l transfer to a mew body the. ?? of the 'Crown to -the sol of tbe Tlanes betweep high and low watermark. After some disouslon the: bill was read'a, aseeond time by a majority of: 4 to 5. M&RSUX ...

... _ I N e WN WEWS . , - pi lacier- Hi;Hir ?? _ _ s * 1 i Ers. iMiA5esry,.T e is a report that her Mblesty Ivis it Cork and 'illarney in' the course of tile sninaer. -1 Cau4Lldsoinal. rd 'E RLzt RMmENT.-A- derk employed at the offices of ?? aiid North-wReatern Railway,. in-Lkime-st' jl ad absconded last week, hii'accounts showing defalcations to e- the aumount of £200. nt E~r*4oyMKST FOu FEMALES. ...