... 9'Fallv COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Westmninster.-Jan. 20. SITTINGS IN BANCO, BEFORE LORD CAMPBELL AND JUS- TICES COLERIDGE, WIGIIT3AN, AND CROMrTON. The Ouardltaus of the Too- of Birnuinghams, v. Brassnoit, the Tr,-ssrer of the Borooyh. This was a special ...

... cost- nested witle thu Australian trado. Tlae gweesral idea in comerciasril circles is thsat a severe panic in the colocey of Victoria is issovitable, conseqtsent on Cthe disastrous advices forcvarded Icy tlec Locedon nmails of October acid Noveeslsber last ...

... which is now on view at tie neor palace. The Qeeen's two historical picture-s- The Installatioln of the Garter, and Queen Victoria at the Tomeb of Napoe leon-we are glad to hear will be finished ic time for May. A royal command suffices to keep the ...

... l Soest, of wiel we can guacantee the authentic. Louis Philippe sent Marshal Soult to represent him tie coronation of Queen Victoria, and during their stay t/e carsal and his suite of course, felt impelled by a nqqral curiosity to visit our military stores ...

... KHAN 13AHADOOR, In this case the Prince of Oude petitionedforadministra- tion of the effects in this country of the late Queen Mother of Oude, and of the late brother of the king, both of whom had died intestate. The ptoperty consisted of money, jewels ...

... a avaggon, 'whicht were recently landed at Woolwicht Arsenal from Turkey, as a present from the Sultan to her Majesty Queen Victoria, were yesterday forwarded to the Tower. The gun, which is sixteen feet in length, is an excellent casting, but the carriages ...

... to th supelrior 0sourts o, thne ,ihjet of tine lininer nsf ?? )legietlrar io grenm prwle ctioil nnnsnnl'ten 1-th sail Itll Victoria i nlcer tlc provisiOnn1 of slhleh Att then ?? aplplieli to I li( Conrt. PrIntectisn sreas inlnveer ?? by Mr. Wnaterfieli ...

... John Balguy and the medicd certificate therein referred to, and in pursuance of section 6 of the above Act (17th and 15th of Victoria, chap., 119). Ido hereby grant to the said John Balguy leave of absence, and do appoint. Charles Waterfield, Esq., one of ...

... Nato gatillip(t. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-SATURDAY. PHILLIPS AND WIFE V. THE LONDON AmD NORTH-WESTE1RN RAILwAt COMPANY. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Manisty, Q.C., Mr. Hannen, and Mr. Watkyn Williams appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Mellor, Mr. Phipson ...

... of conspiring and concerting together to do by one or more of them an act which, under the 2nd section of the 9th and 10th Victoria, cap. 25, was cons'ituted a felony. That section enacted that any person who by the explosion of gunpowder, or any other ...

... bustness of the Sesoions, said, her moat gracious Majesty Queen Victoria would arrive at the StaffordRailway Sta~tion at half-paolttwo o'clock. Ho 'thought it would be no more than a compliment to their Queen to suspend the bustnesa of the county during her presence ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-FRIDAY. BADGER AND OTHERS V. SHAW AND OTHsERS (ASxSIGNECS). This was a special case for the opinion of the Court. As action had been brought against the defendants as assignees of Joseph Whitehouse and William ...