... LAW NOTICES.-TaIs DAY. STJPRM- ME CO2R T OF JUflICATtJTE.-TflE COURT OF APP1EAL.-Apia.ras COURT I-Brn:TEE ZLa5r505 01' 550 [tOLLS, SIR JAMSta I~s A-e ND LORD JoanncE Faer-At IlL~-AppeaLs from 'he Queen's Bencha Divisione [new urinal papeci: Bolander v Davies, lease ?? v Lowe-Evans v Fenton- ilohinson aull Company v Iticaido (Ie. lii. Saljont to Queen's itS loench interiocusore aepeoaL, on ...

... SAiND:WIC-iMEN IN REGENT-STREET. IM-PORTANT POLICE PROCEEDINGS. Anum-ber of-men who carn their living by csar~ymg it~dvertiuneat boards in the'streets were sum- 6on&d, at Msllboroujh-sateet Police-court yester-. dfy for causing an obstruction in Regent-street and the, seighbourhood by ?? on the footway.- Superintendentfluime, of-the C Ivision, addressing the mayisahate'upo~ththe eo-ttstrd ...

... ` I COUNTY OF LONrDON SESSIONS. NORTH SIDE. Le (Before Sir P. H. Edlip, Q.C.; MNr. Loveland-Love- land, and other Justices.) .e The February General Sessions of the County of Le London were commnenced yesterday, at the Sessions it House, Clerkeuwell. Th le calendar contained the a names of 55 prisoners for trial, of which 78 cases were ;e of felony and the rest misdemeenour. I, TI'Ec fjrseco ...

... : - - - -0 HIGH COURiT OF JUSTICE. QUEEN'S BENTCH DITVISION.-APRIn 17. I (Before Mr.-Justice Wills aud a Special Jury.) ,MAJCCrUCoSES Or flIOT=LY V. T'ZE EfF~rOaD XUL a t CO1ANTY (tranDM). : The trial of thiis case, in which Lady Huntly sough1it f to recover 1,0001. for jewellery stolen from hler jewel- 2 box while a guest at the Bedford Hotel, Brighton, was le ?? Charles Hall. Q.C., with Mr. ...

... I VERDICT AND SENTENCE. (FiOm OUR CORRESPOXDENT.) t PARIS, Fmnrn NIGHT. The Ain Fezza poisoning case is disposed of. Madame Weiss has been found guilty, with extenuating circumstances, and sentenced to twenty years' hard labour in a penal colony, and forbidden to inhabit France or Algeria for ten years after the termination of her penalty. The Procurator of the Republic spoke severely against ...

... I.2 iai2a C.~IiLl sxi-:.'V f-r Sp.Scia'1 CoL nden t I B?n2i, s2cnr Brhldi2i. in Southern Itaiy, telgraphs an account of the a trimthere awhich Nvill nrobablv e; '.mog of a tiital ?? which wvill proba'bly it t 1lrile iulense intoeast throungtout te w.-orld. Tle wrsio ors. o nose aunh'-o-s fail little short e tl,;-o Lun rc. wvith powver to add Ilt ov i'iexitcoeinary acco-unt, are the c-triad ...

... - .. COU1Z'i ?? JOlDICATUIRE. QC? AOAI~ I7t8 - ' T nfl.-.I. Tozi1 8n , ?? Aiti . ¼Ci rT1 iiL.AT>: 1.2, ?? ?? ?? . v. L A. P r t a Xt . -Otit. OPh ± -rhule t itlu. | ci. si >rA> i.- i ?? *;n1i;wub it'vi!1-ii' Lu > J~r h ,o .-I L, a-II -I e i, th 3 ! ?? e4 Iz~ 31': -'toi pa3w cot duin 'h nrtcl ?? qtit, .-;de raze, n sub ?? a 'j ...

... THIE POLICE COURTS. GUILBDIALL.-TitE LOWEST DErir or MweScNEBSS. ,or IC onc! eVccc, 21, wais brough; up before Alderman itV havies onl a ch;rge of stealing a shilllog from a blind anO I:an in Holborn-cicus.-Jacces Riddilng0, a stailkeeper pblcild, stated that UIL SatucLata aftenloon a man cane AUs1 I Mcccd asked hins for clicnoge for a shilling for hlr. lar Uttinigtoll. of the St. Ciilcs's ...

... TWO ATT'RMPT.9 TO POISON HUSBANDS. FRpOMt OUR CortnESrOINDENTSx.) PARIS, TlESso1Zn NiesiT. An alleged balbarous attempt to murder a It husband by pourling molter lead into his ear it ai has come to light this evening. The victim is a it vintner aged 30, namred Lombard. Five years b ago when he made the acquaintance of his wife ti he was a coachman, and she was then living with T a, her adopted ...

... THE CLUTTERBUCO CASE. ?? 1- RpESq OHAXOES. At the L ath Police-court Yesterday morning-, before Sir R. S. Bfiraint Ccl. Naughtoi, Gel. Ford, and Aldertman Gibbs, toe Rev. Di-. James, Casper clutter- buck, DCIL. lucpector of Workhlouse Schools, was againl charge7d enl ar,.ieu, with obtadining from Jessie Caroline 'tunrur of Park-street, Bath, the suns. of 1,601?.:fo Chiarlcs Mtartin 1hodges:, ...

... SERITOUS CHARGE AGAINST A I MILITARY OFFICER. 4Z.L.LJ..J.L itr I VX . £ .LY LsL ng, John Rutherford Smith, late a captain of the reld Blauk Watch (42nld Highlanders), was corrneitted ion for trial by tie Uckiield (Sussex) m agistrates, yestec- 'ho day, for sending threatening letters demanding money the of Mrs. Euphernia Williams. the wife of a gentlommn am, farmer, living at Basted. In ...

... The October Quarter Sessions of the Peace were opened yesterday at Clerkenwell before Mr. Underhill, Q.C., and Mr. W ...