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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
HOUSE OF LORDS. June 3.
The Hoese sat to-dav to hear Scotch appeals. The Peel
present were the Lord Chancellor, Lord brougham, and Lora
Campbell.

KERR V. COCHRANE.
The arguments in this part-heard appeal, which were NO'
menced in March last, were resum,d to-day.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, June 3.
( Before Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.)
COMBE V. THE CORPORATION OF LONDON.. in.
The Court was occupied the whole morning, with the feet%
argument in this part heard case, which came before u.l
Honour upon a motion fur the production of certl.l:
documents in the possession of the City of London. 11'.
bill was originally tiled by the Corportion of London for the
purpose of obtaining the decree of the Com t, declaringe
e
right, of the corporation to the metage on corn landed at "1.4
Savoy-wharf, belonging to the ..Nlessrs. Combes, the eau!noj
brewers. After the institution of the suit by the Corporation w
London the :%lessrs. Coinbes tiled a cross-bill, for the pure
of discovering certain documents in the possession of tp;
Corporation . of London, which they asserted would the
that the corporation had no right to the metage.

BAIL COURT, June 3.

SALTER V. BORTFIWICK.
Mr. BEST moved for a rule, calling upon the defendant r.
compute. The application was grounded on an affidavit's :0
ing that the place of residence of the defendant-
unknown—that the deponent went to serve him with 11:01
nisi, to the Callum-club—that the servant told dePu_ici
he was nut there, though he had been there
on the same day—that he went to the riZlO,
cf Commons, of which defendant is a Member, to serveuld
but he was not there. 'I hat he went to his la.,t knowil
i residence n Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor•squareo Poo,.
set ond time to the Carbon Club and the House of Coutal.4.
and was not able to find him in either place. Under the
elm:stances, he hoped the Court would interfere.
Role granted.
_.„e
The Lou aTi having waited a considerable time. to disr-
other cases, then adjourned.

111101/LESEX SES,.‘IONS.
thig
The only interesting case on the paper yesterday, gas,4lo.
the Queen on the prosecution of Frederick Wood v. los
Lincoln, a Churchwarden, which Mr. Doane applied
postponed till the adjuurninent day in July nest.
tsr. Cnsiticsor: concurred in the request fur adjoutlr
and it was granted by the Court.

IPSWICH ELECTION. 4
Irswicti, THURSDAY.—The nomination being 6s69ear.
this day, at an early hour the friends of the Conservatiao4.
didates met at the Assembly Rooms to escort them to the
tugs erected on the Cor nhiil. Tie supporters of the re
party met at the Suffoik Hotel for the like purpose.
At ten o'clock both parties made their appearance, a's-00
panied by bands of music, with flags, banners, &c.,
appropriate mottoes; the blue party taking their positt:"a
the left of the Cornhill, and the reform party on the'
After the usual electioneering greetings had taken place'
silence restored,
J. C. COBBOLD, Esq., the Mayor, came forward, and ra
that circumstances of a peculiar nature had occurred,
rendered it necessary that the electors should again 0
tyl
their rights and privileges, and he trusted they would 4:l°
duty honestly, and with temperance—( Hear, hear).
'I he '1 own Clerk then read over the precept, and the
preliminaries being dune through,
The MAYOR called upon the Conservative party to poi,.
their candidates.
The candidates were then propose,' in the following dri
Lord Desert, by Mr. C. Founereau ; Mr. Moffat, by N'
May ; Mr. Glaustone, by Mr. R. Rudwell ; and Mr.
by Mr. Benjamin Brown.
Lord DESART, in addressing the electors, said he
ward as the zealous supporter of those principles whi.
'laved every Euglishman wished to support.—(Loud
It had been remarked that he had been proposed by la
he gloried in the nomination, as it showed a r. turn rt
mindedness. —( Cheei s.) his principles were a tit in at
determination to support the interests of the Church'
It was the Constitution of oue foletathers, and 'he
would nut fail to be cherished by their children:
He telt assured the plasm. Government was forme,
determined to support those principles, and he would also
in his support, it they returned him as their repree'
With respect to the Poor-law, he would support it in
which he conceived to be most conducive to the
the people.—( Hear, hear.) The Notre Earl cot.
..bserving he was opposed to Universal Suffrage and
Ballot.—(Cheers, and cries of " Oh, oh.")
Mr. Morearr said he gloried in supporting those
which were for the good of the people.—(Cheer
Whigs might not be popular, nevertheiess they :
well wishes of the peop e. lie was opposed to finalti
favourable to a more equitable arrangement of the
tion. He would give his support to any measure wi,
put down bribery and corruption.—( Cheers..) He
larger extension of the Suflrage and Vote by allo'
your of shortening the curat:on of Parliament-
hear.) Be would lend his hand to an efficient Chun..
and a modification of the law teepectiug Church-rates;
would be glad to see the Pour-law carried out with'
lenient spirit.—( Hear, hear, and cheers.)
Mr. GLADSTONE then came forward and addressed
tors. he had heard it said that her Majesty would
stow her confidence on a Conservative Government
fact was, it had her most implicit confidence,
site did the loyalty and attachment of their feelings,
He had no doubt they would continue posses
confidence as long as they pursued an honest and
forw rd course of duty. He had witnessed the W'
which no longer merited the name, gradually givin;
ground and approaching Radical opinions, one day
me Corn-laws and another a low fixed aduty—et
straw like drowning men.—( Cheers.) A Lo
paper the other day stated that he had been a ,
slaves. That was utterly false.—(Cheers.) His
holders of West Indian property, but who made
The legislature of the country. He had had the •
voting with Mr. Gisborne for the extinction of slavery
British dominions. He never was an advocate fur slaw
he telt surprised that such a charge had been brought
him. He referred them to his past conduct as a,, -
his future behaviour in Parliament, if he were returns
Mr. GIStioaNE presented himself, but the feelint
much against hearing him, that atter several •
attempts to be heard he retired amidst great uproar.
Mr. net-101.50e, a Chartist, then made his apper
was assailed with the most deafening yells and r
both parties ; notwithstanding, he kept his positi,
time, and occasionally made an attempt to ;
assemblage, but to no purpose. The uproar gradual"
and a fight took place between the two parties.
the returning lacer to reitore anything like order
unavailable. Several rotten eggs were thrown at the
one of which struck Lord Desart on the breast. Ott.
then followed, when it was deemed most prudent to at
maid a show of hands, which was declared in favour
Gisborne and Mr. Moffatt, and the proceedings terralo
The poll took place yesterday.

LOYD'S SHIPPING.
STANGATE CUEEK, JUNE 2.—Arrd. Ganges,
Odessa, Larbach ; Persian and Lorrauese, Cigancicht
RADISGATE, Julia 2.—The Helens, M‘Culloch,
verkeithing to Rouen, has been assisted in here. stern
&c., having been in contact with the Montreal, Tuck,'
New York to London.

DEAL, JUNE E.N.E., moderate.,
the River, and sailed, Kitty, ti,uth Seas; Bolivar,.
'l% aterloo, Hobart 1 ovvn ; Athenian, China; Jat►e

Dorramea ; Colic. Cuast Castle; Ana Vi,tor
; Horatio. Aria. C4i(l-lain, northward, and
westward.

I'ALMOUTII, JUNE I.—Wind S.W. to W.S.N.I
Cowan, Odessa ; Thetis, Erwcod, Ancona. light
' Nurostjernan, Yiahm, Bahia tor stetiin.
LIVERPOOL, JUINE 2.—Wind, N. W. light.—,A.•rrd.
calm, lialcolin, Valparaeio, le,t 25ih Jan. sir Jelm Fen y
Ilortl,wicrt, Buenos Ayres ; Harr ;sun, Chieton, lianaf)e
V ulean, Tampreo ; Aiielaide, Dady, 111.1ele;sey
' Ann, Brie, and Lnterprise, Muir, Si. John's New J3rtin
Sallee, Virginian, New York; Victoria, Quebec.
• oc`i,4
CONCERTS.—The present is the season for cc) croi
which are very fashionably attended, whether in the f)
or everting. Thursday the lianover-square
crowded fur the benefit of Miss and Mr. Durrell, 15'13'c0,t,.
oft with great eclat. fe-day Mr. Kiallmark o
cir 6
liberality of his friends and the public, no doubt with f,l
and on Monay Mr. Frederick Chattertou will give 0
annual morning concert, the bill of fare for which to
lany attractive.
4
A POLICEMAN DROWNED IN THE LONDO-
eI
—Thursday morning police constable Charles
who was stationed in the interior of the London 1)°,0
issed, about half-past one o'cruek, from his beat n,g1,9
Branuy-quay, by a brother constable, No. 53, and, havil
searched for anu nut found, a suspicion arose that he h 3
into the basin. In consequence urags were procured
and in a short time the body was found in the water•
removed to the receiv.ng-house of the docks, and ftit 'jjelili
field, a surgeon, having been sent for, promptly attenoij
had recourse to the usual means of restoring anthialoY,i
without success. Since the introduction of hemetftlef
police into the London Docks, this is the third in'
death by drowning amongst them. -
I'OACHIIIG IN THE PRESERVE'S AT
o
CASTLE. —ln the extensive slopes on the north 'it-hell
Castle, and that part of the Home-park adjoining. 00
with which they abound has been preserved -tor ?yore
past with great care by command of her Alajesiis net 001,
notwithstanding the :harp look-out of the keeperssroo/01
has born carried on to a very considerable exit ut Ormi /V,
past. Wires hare frequently- be tutinti in the pre
,rd
until a day or two since the poachers effected theii'
undetected. A well-known character, named fiteAti,ll
apprehended in the slopes on Tuesday morning, be 'trio ' '
and four o'clock, by John Orme, one of her Mkie'‘Zerre
ens, just as he and another man, his accomplice (
had snared a fine hare. Upon searching the plant,' ifOA;
more snares were found, with the wire of sufficient e"tiepril''
have secured a deer. The prisoner was taken no. t
Windsor Bench of Negistratee, and committed fare OS
to hard labour in the county gaol at Reading t 00;
EAsT INDIA 110158 E.—A Special General
.001►
of Proprietors was held yesterday, at which Addreeslsl,44
gratulation to the Queen and Prince Albert on hew, sltf
providential escape tram the attempt at assassinatimr,,v,
few words from Mr. Weeding, ielr. 'I wining, and
Salmons, were agreed to with acclamation. riley,,,;
At Worship-street yesterdey, Thomas ).,ito
scribed as a desperate housebreaker, was committ,r4. toe
trial for a robuery committed in the house of
jE
master-carman. resirileg in Old-street. httodaloit
THE POLYTE,LIINIC INSTITUTION•---T _ccoo.llol
Excellency Count Mensdorf, uncle to her 31ajestye:a
140,1
by his four sons and Captain Seymour, visited till'oicaesoreciiii
and tie.eendecl in the diving. bell, which was tbd ~a C)
for them. Thcy were highly gratified at witnee,l ,0
effects cf reflected heat, by which a mutton-c,loP
Pic;4
100 feet from the fire. AO' jo) •
LADY I.3l.E.seis
singtun's popular pe
than in her new novel entitled ~ The Lottery °red torroendrs
a lottery in which the tickets may soon be exeeicti.e
nC;Th°aNs'S never NE
been e more° LI; —aP;,; ee..! tLi:
preimum. foe they are " all prizes and no blai,_".„.
merous eharecters which figure in this new wori;
nature that it will be difficult to persuade the wiVot", the:,(0.1:4
drawn from actual life ; ai.d the eudless vari.etethe
perpetual changes of scene, the inovenientin
arijoia ev
'oeti.'o)
dramatic character of the dialrgues,
thand t,ii.ction AA,eitic
spirit of the general style, mark out pro'b'ruilliaet nye
to rank among the most popular plies of the Ise woo
1-ter ef
fertile pen. poi% 00
Lady ..\.lary Thompson, accompan'Leoparti, and
sister, Lady Athrecla Fitzwilliarn, and Alr. _ left
arid family, were amongst the passe ngefle,`l'r tebrerred.ZA
Sunday last for Antwerp and the ftni';.".i„
rhe " r e
" Antv:erpen," Captain Jackson.
Ireorcwlaey.
nh-laovrinni.isigbeettiheonvloyynaigneetteoentl:LrV„.e. ,
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Nu.- I le!, Strene. ar (m"',..na 4,
the County of lirlidcilesea, Saturday'4"

anu
said he cone jv
pies which.
.—(Loud
posed by
a rt turn 16 0
e a tit in and',"
Church aa4
and he boerosi
ldren.—(eb
as formed 01
in would also
eir repreeeco„
port it in tb4
to the be
Earl condod3•
*rage and V"
ing those to 4
—(Cheers A
tot finality,they
d eelos
of the rep
asure which ij
rs. ) tie
y Ballot, an4ll
ent.—(Cne ,
nt Church
trch-rates;
out with- $
addressed the f
y would new
wernment
e, experieo4l
flings.—(e'f
possessed 0
nest and s'
d the Whig- •
ly giving oF
rue clay ado' •
it y—eatchig
A Londot! •
en a prepr.,- ' •
His Waal;
to made OOP*
lad the hog
of slavery
ate for slaver 'V 4
to brought
as a guarae
ire returned.
he feeling
iveral *luso'
uproar.
is appearattn6
and gr 0164 4
s position
at
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to 2441-
radnslly
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k order
rn at the b • 4
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dent to ate'
nigns tfaevrranalofsiijki
NG. 400
Ganges, :riot
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ry
Culh,ch. f'ell
here. stern of
real, Tucker', •
1
rate.—Arr'l'
ar, Lau°
; Jane I' I,
na V ittoriev
it'd, and VP,