Arches Court, Monday, May...
Niothing of public interest occurred to-dav in this Court. In the Court of Peculiars the counsel wecre occupied all day in reading a part of the very voluminous evidence in a cause of office for brawling in church, entitled THfE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE PROIOTED STY PALMEH V. ROF FEY. The scene of the transactions in this case was the church of St. MIary, Newington, when the pardes on a particular occasion, happening to be at great enmity, proceeded to abuse and de- ninciation of each other of the most outrageous desription. As the whole of the evidence was not opened, we are not in possession of all the factc; but purpose to give a succinct statement of them in Gur re- port of the proceedings at the next court. Sir JOHIN NICItOLL, in the course ofreading the evidence, inti- mated a wish that the patties would endeavour to arrange their feuds out of court, anld regretted the heavypecuniary penalty which the proceedings must ulti,atelY impose on them. ARCHES COURT.lloNDAY, dMAY 17.