... Hilary Term. Time was when duriDg the last three weeks of January the three Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer sat in Banc, four Judges in each court, to decide points of law, at the end of which period the trials issues'.before juries began, and continued first Westminster, afterwards the Guildhall, till the opening of the Spring Assizes. Terms are now abolished except in ...

... but m pledge faith. We beg leavo state that it impossible for to return rejected communications, and to this rule can make exception. ...

... eleven days of last year, and are consequently more favourable than they seem on the first glance at the figures. The total receipts under the principal headings are 2,400,561/. in the days of this year, against 2,688,926£. from the same sources of Revenue in the first eleven days of last year. Reckoning that the eleventh day would bring in one-tenth the revenue of ten days the comparison with ...

... that in consideration the exceptional agricultural difficulties the times they are prepared to grant an indulgence to time of payment of rent and an abatement amounting to 20 per cent, the half-year's rents. This ia the third successive half-year in which special indulgence has been shown Lord Beaconsfield the tenantry his Bucks estates. A gentleman Bristol writes: For six years decayed tooth ...

... A - - ? MOA, NG THlE TURF.-The nominations for most of the il}, sprig handicaps for some of the cup and for the Grand N El\ t Steeplechase have set Turfites talking, if nothing more. will hardly begin till tile weights appear, and then not Intel, t the acceptances are declared. raking them all in all, tile coti' are satisfactory for most events. Mr. Lorillard', andt t1' American horses are ...

... SPORTIlid INTELLIGENCE BEllINGi Ilt LONDON. WTfmaToo Oup.-2M to 15 a3 t Lord H nddi on't Xnol (o); 22tolagstMr. arruthers'lnom. (t andw); 83to aSSE Mv. Stcne,s aiom. (tend o) - 40 to 1 agat 1Mr. Evans x nom. and o); 50 to 1 ugst Lord Selton's ro n. (t and o). YESTERDAY'S SPORTS. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRID(6E -BOATS-R& . Practice for the coming ' battle of the blues on the Rive] Themes on the 20th ...

... . As was expected when those responsible for the appearance of the Lincolnashire Handicap, Chester Cup, and Liverpool Grand National entries refrained from publishing them nt the proper time, the races named make a very poor show, and the eighty-four in the Carholuie event cuts a particularly small figure beside the hundred and seven in the City and Suburban, the advertised added money to ...

... -OOBAL Battersea.-IKeuniijgton Association v. Our BOyS.-1II& result was a victory for the former by one goal. Battersetj.-Kings' College v. Royal School of Mes. -The Collegians wvon by tiree goals,two triesto one try. Battersea-Vampires v- ?? ip -Victory, sided'with the former byegoal &ctonil. ClaptOn.-Olld Buxtonia is s. Saracess.--Thismatch ended in the latter winning by one try, &c., to nil ...

... BAIION DE WORMS ON JEWISH OPPRESSION. Lust Baron Henry de Worms occupied the chair at the rooms of the Alliance Club, Finsburysquare, the occssiou of a lecture delivered by Mr. Lucien Wolf, upon ''The New Anti-Jewish ...

... THE entries for the spring handicaps are made this month, and, as the appended table will show, the eight races which may be termed the chief of them are well supported, so far as numbers are concerned; while a more detailed examination leads to the conclusion that there is a fair amount of quality rej resented as well. These entries, taking them in chronological order, are- l879- 1880. ...

... 3PO LT ING~~CC z TliE TURF.--If it had not been for the recent legidiati:o of the Jockey Club and Mr. Anderson's Act, we slhould ?? have a number of meetings of the Kingsbury, Streathaui, and l plolaiey class just now, inviting the patronage of the riff-raffo tlehlletn c0 politai e district. I lappily we seem likel) to be free henceforth a:ut .1r ever from these Turf excrescences. WCe can well ...

... 1SZ3SDAT'S sPOnTs. Tim ThqlanasITr IBoAT-XrAc-liroit has greatly interfered with the practice of the crewsB, bcoth at Oxford aud Oaenbridge this week, arnd in consequenceo the Oxonisas have bad to leave the elasic dity, aad do their rowing ?? ice, which many of the' erthy inhabitants aver is formed At on the tel vf the river, preoluding alU boating betwece Iffey and Tol1ley Bridge. Yesterday ...