... sawI I*utslt£euI 1 NXOTICBS.-TBIS DAN. t COURT OF'CHANOERY, LINCOLN'S-INY. tb AT 10lj-EFOD.E TE L~aD HA3CE~ao-Apxsoa: Scott V. wayow 00 AT iti. - SEFORI THE Lans Juenc~a. - Appeals Stasnsa t ?? v Cop -ufedv. Richards. c vim O-HNCLOB COURTS. LINCOLN'S-INN. AT Ii0.-BEFonz VIsCE-CAFCIL~ou SIR R. T. KisI55RR8LE1Z t 'To be mentioned: Wilson v. lieddard. Causes, Ito.: wveldon v, Cloy- ?? v. Lewis ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LivERpooL, DEC. 13. CROW.; COURT.-(Before Mr. Justice Hill.) THE FORREST EMBEZZLEMENT CASE. John Forrest surrendered to take his trial upon au indict- eant charging him with having embezzled 3001. from Mr. a, B. Blundell, the proprietor of several collieries atand near 7arprington. Mr. Simon appeared for the prisoner, who upon arraignment pleaded Guilty. Mr. Cross, who ...

... I SHOCKING ASBOF MALICIOUS .B UNIG. At the Manchester City Police Court, on Monday, a young married woman, named Young, was charged with 'U throwing burning naphtha upon her servant girl, Bridget ro M'Quaile, thereby causing her such serious injury that to her life te despaired of. A policeman said he was on duty in Hanging Ditch at one o'clock on Sunday morn- ing, when he heasd a cry of ...

... YHE POLICE COU .8S late Ind for a1. lp. a. 4r. ?? rer, Ror for to tig kni lis- 26, knd diiy Iley oer oad by ,her gii 7if I !er- fter the Lte ini 7itg In- 'pt ker an ers Ing ) o He 'ing .ct !ml Iice asi Mee at, Lm 'an tely toe 911' Vag to ter cei ied ;he Ily It, ho I- is 0. a le at la Ig 'a ar ~d MANSION-HOUSE. Thomnas Crow Balls, an apprentice to a chemnist, and of highly respectable ...

... (Before Mr. Pashley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge, at Clerkenwell.) fal THE QUEEN V. CAPRON. cb This was a case in which an indictment had been found ea against the defendant, Mr. Thomas William Capron, for an fic assault upon Mr. Morris. ea Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, on the part of the prosecution, re came down specially to apply to the court to fix a day for the of trial.fa The Assistant-Judge said ...

... Dada InlttifgenmC NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANOEIRY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 10-1ErORe THE LoaD C13ANCsLLOn.-Appeals: Wellesley v. Mornlngton k2), part hcard. AT 101. -1O3sepos TuE Loans JUSTtlrga-Bankrupt petition: Car- michael v. Carmichael. Appeal: Re Acoenteum Life Assurance Society v. Pooley, purt hea ?? v. Wickham 12). ROLLS COURT, OHANCEIOY.LANE. AT 10.-To be mentioned: Knight v. Bowyer. ...

... Raw futt lit.eI ao. no ,or NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 10J.-BisoRS Tnu LORD OHANCRLLOR, AXD TED LoaDs JousTiRs. -Appeal motion: Re Bojal British Bank ex uarte Nicoll, pat heard. AT 20-BEVoRB THl LoaD CHANCELLoR.-Appeals: Wellesley v. Mlornington 12). AT l0t.-tsroS Tits LOaDS JerTiCtE.-Appsal moUtor: De Mattos v. Gibson. Appeal: Athenwaum Life Aesurance Company v. ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENC .I Irs. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LIVERPOOL, DEC. ii. ~em CROWN COURT..-(Before Mr. Justice Hill.) aad MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON TWO',FARMEFtS. the James Grf~/Nn, aged 23, and Michael Griffn, aged 26, 029. brothers and tuerm labourers, were indicted for havin~g felo- Less niouely, unlawfully, and maliciously assaulted William And ?? Welsby,with intent to do th~em sone grievous bodily ely ...

... 12 HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, DEC. 7. The commission for the county of Kent was opened in this town on Monday, by Mr. Justice Wighbtman, and to- day business was proceeded with at 10 o'clock. The calendar contains the names of 34 prisoners, and there is one charge of murder at d several other serious cases to be disposed of. Willian Cilalklin, 35, pleaded guilty to an indictment which charged ...

... HRB OPLICE COU7&.s. I ; . -a en ~ ?? I MA NSION-HOUSE. John Freemen was charged with having been dzunk, and wholly unable to drive his cab. A PzhoaiDsuaid-About one o'clock in the ?? I vawv cab and horse standing near the London Tavern, unattended and soon ?? the defendant, who said he was the driver came up, and was so much in liquor that I considered it necessary to take him to the station ...

... | idASSIZE INTELLIGENOB. I _ _ I~ HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, DEC. 9. (Before Mr. Justice Wightanau.) Francis Briqgsr, 30, was charged with arson. The two first counts in the indictment alleged that he had wilfully, maliciously, and feloniously attempted to set fire tohis dwell- ing-house, with intent to injure Jane Waller, the owner of I th6 property; and a third charged him with having sat fire ...

... 7HE- POLIE ?? ! , -. I YHZE. POLICE3, CO UAW- -.-1 MANSION-HOUSE. Win. l~itham war; brought before Sir ?? Carden, charged with embezzlement; Mr. Chester (from Murray, Son, and Hutchins) appearing for the prosecution, and Mr. Robinson (from Buchanan's) for the prisoner. Win. Smrythe-I reside at 66, Moruingtoue-road, Regent's- park, and am a grocer. I deal with Mr. Startin, of 160, Fencburch ...