Star. — London, England, 1823-01-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. aotIRT•OF CHARCRRY, JANUARY 21. The If= Cua*rename *at in the private room.. iaI:44II4IIaCII.Or continued indisposition. . • .:4 „. . RATH HOSTITAL. was This a petition from the trustees of St. John's Hnspta4,Which was founded in the twelfth century. It h 4 niatle grants of land to die :Bath, Inficniar,T, and upon the expiring of the lease a diapute arose between them as to the terms of i =meal. Sir. John Treig was at Bath 'at the time for the benefit of Ms hea)ik ancl the matter being. amicably. referred. he made an *ward requiring:the lessees tit : pity QM year's amount of theimproted rent as the price of renewal. The ale has again erpired,-and the lessees sought to : e.pevc,it, on the, terms of that award. It was con tea.l by Os other side, that the Court could have no jurisdiction over the award. The owners of the, frieholfir iniiotai s ned their right to a year's value of the n r r 'ent . s_now. improved, and that the Court had juamtiction. Which it had subsequently eferted _upon the &mend of that award in two instances. TfieLbip,CONcELLoR said that the power of the COOrtiii . CaieSlT Charities was very great. Still he would have allowed the doubts on his mind as to the jurisdiction to Weigh. but for the precedents of two fbis" learned predecessors. As he found it safer to ogoW in than ;iti . trust to his own opinion, he would do 59.....1/-*the jurisdiction were. to be dip' turbedi it must be done in the. Rouse of Lords. • Me could see no reason why 14e. renewal -should not be propdrtiosed to the, ini r reased y4lue of lands; and he would refer the %diet. to . ,th%?iiiister for that puTpoSe w reserving the question of:closts:for another time, Ex-r4ittE : sia - s . "!MAE NuEitpulllE, .IN TIE MATTER OT Nerc e n, A . LUNATIC. - The prayer of thiS'lretition wax of Ole same nature with the last ; .the lands aressituated in Essex. The Loan' CHANCELLOR said ; that these applica tiopsitrehgccring tqo much `l4,.a . matter of coime. P;inles,ceink,tligic.witp sought. tit 4. relieved 6(121, their oWnsontracts, Mich must, fie always a dan gerous thing_for. that. Court to grant. Suppose the ca i ss. to, bs, itne of real hardship, him was he to krPoteigAlt!,srlillf.4FsPlifatii4 l ll;4 l all . the,firineo in Esser. aWr grapting_reliet: m this. instanc4?.. • In, this. very asethrpetitioner had acknowledged a reduc ticin; ~720 per tent: in I M O, and new he asked for a, veil' otT Of, 2e,per cent. MOTs on, tbat_redticed,re i nt, and al this without offering 'an affidavit of. the, c.a.; cgoistatices, ;He could not hear the petition in any cfse;Wthout an affidavit. • Let the petitioner make . hti.stateinetit, on, oath,. avid the case might he' men tioned' 4. some. other time, rf the tenants disliked _. _ ___ ....._ .... ...... . _ _ &els leases, they should give thetts-up. ._. V44111-9 11 iiNgirALOWS OUltit, 3 4 •4*V4.11Y 2I• GLASSIIKLTON V.VIIWAITat. Mr. BELL felt 'anxious to call the, sittentionof the Coprt, to this case, upon which hii Hnianir,l44.4tro , nounped:a.decision. Ue meant mote .particulittly to refer to the form in which the injunction waidinsvisny. Mi, u'atkiiugketed that this Wis'a new notice of . tnatiO s Ait:Mr. Bell Must stand or fall. upon it, The Vice-CHANCELLOR thoughtiewas not intended. as a new notice. Mr. Rellmerely wished to call the attention of the Court to the case. 14tr,.$Strit. sig, that the only.oblect he harl,now in vic*..waS to aOpt the injunctiott,gounecito the priori ciple upon . which his Honour had proceeded. That. principle as , he, underitood it, was ! that time being ar(afreentent between the parties, his ileaciat .w.oabil, nOt, istus-11 it, and the parties must act uposit, . .. The VIOE-CiIANCELLOR observed, that- this was not the princi le' ripen which he had acted. The agreement, ha ',igen. used rather as an illUstraties: Ire einSsidere -7 t4;1( all ,n4Wspipers were competitors With each other, and that au evening.paper_was toe certain "eiterif competitor with a. morning paper, especially . in. the. couutif. Therefore, Nista. fate wtsero . i Atorning pipirllent its types for the cOiril. Position oleo evening paper,. this was not the execu tion of a' partnership purpose,: because, it was in favour of *an 44:tkisi, interest.. B4t fez thiS loan. of . thiei Might be, for :i paitheiship purpose , *a ri se die compensation received Might be More valuable to the partnership than the increased Competition would be detrimental. - There . waii,;:besidet;a kind of usage in. tbe trade that led` tO,thi.conclaiion lie had foi died. Timm with .respect to the l ioint of illuitiiitioit, be had stated thatthe conduct of Mr. Glassingtini was an Rhit.tiAtiiin, for it appeared that a Connection bad . existed between the riiitisis Chrnakkaud the:AF l / 4 ing Harald since 18(M. Mr.. Glassington beeinte a partner in the Morning Herald somewhere' about 1816,• and he mat' be -considered a party to the . agreement . fqk the loan of the types.' He hair,,therb.; fore, used the agreement not as a roman, but as la, iiinstration of the principle. Me.'llX4l. Said, he Wag only desirous that the prin ciple sbodlitii4t be carried further than the dere.: dant's own answer carried it; by the agreement., Titit, agreement was expressly stated in the answer. • The Artenienaacar.xott remarked, that 'the first_ agreement, between Mr. Ratcliffe; ,who . leas., proprietor as well it. the English Chronic:lA; Se, l‘foraing Herald. Mr: Bela. proceeded to read from the answer the point relativ'eto the, agreement. The first cot weAsa-; tiOn given r u 'r iii - g us e oribe"typef.iiis nal -- - - this was afterwards increased to 20AL.--" point. He was ilesirotts Of : compositor; whose labour was hot pretended that P' type of its own.; The Vice-(lianesl4o) were doing now, as pcession Ml* answer Court was now . boles the present ami *pinion there was no * :ithich the Court cow . Mr. ROUPSIA oboreed, the Englisk.Chioniele! premises in Catherine-street. . " The Vick-,Cluttml.l4i_ either upon th ey fn*e of the, Mr.itotT*A.L ccappends the defendant to statehiiir use the agreement in been accustomed to Thelr,k.e.Ortaxcer.tioa said, that the Court had already.given isappiaioo, 'and he could not, permit Counsel to diactsis a matter whiCh had been already If.it could be,slieyn. how he could extend, theprinciple upon which he h'ad acted, he might then perhaps alter. his- original' opinion. He had, however, fully considered the spreptioq. The ir.clination of his. Mind was at first the other way, apd it was after a., mos; minute investigation of the facts and bearings .of the ease, that heat length came to a different con -elusion. If, therefore, this, case ,was to be re-heard, it. must not be by a side.ivind. Mr. Aoaa hoped costss, would. be alhwed, as this state new .roorioo f !• Theirtct 7 Orrargoar.r.ort,would not allow costs, be- Ousse the parties mig ht not have been quite prepared tor the judgment he, had given. BPA,NSHARD V. THB KAU INDIA, CO . I(??iNT., ! f _ This was a ease sv,hich occupiql the attention of the,Ocert previous to. the, holidays, , and involved a 'question as. to,the Wide itl,wilich a number of Las 7. cars should he sent to Indo, Mr. Hauss-nrmaioved, &behalf of, the plaintiff; that.. the shot nnw in. the hand; : of the East I,ndik Oompany be paid into Coun t Mr. Rosa, who appeared for Mr. BAstet, consented. to the motion, if the. words 4 4 without : prejudice toi Iff• 14xteek won introduced into the-order. Hoatse had no objection to the;iitrednetinst of these words. Mr. Rua., for. the. East India Company ! had no ;objection to the motion. A doubt, 'however, eaisted,, 'Whether the accounts, hid-been ba)anoed- bet Fotn tilc, Ves. There was also an,order forthe l paymeot of, • into Court by. the East India Company.. This- mast of course be, discharged, . Mr. Boa's& consented to. this sugge4tiOn, ae . d- the,. Atotion was, with-this understanding, granx4 ' PLL .1,121.11 ART 11. FURIOUS iIIIMIKI-..ACTION 70a- riA3140116: • cittnic,snasqc TOLLM Serjeant Prix stated the case to the. Jury, and ob served, this was an action for damages sustained by the Plaintiff, ionsequenee of.the furious dtiving of servant or !the.defendanes. The,Legued Serjeant, _ Cross.examhied--He did not believe that lilleab • ~ . .pudmarsh prosecuted the prisoner. The prisoner, who is a German, told a !nog story, through an interpreter, about his first wife threaten- A to beat his brains.out with a. child's chair and a colter ; and also to stab him With a knife ; when ht tools ap. his leg and pushed her down. They then sepa rated, and the cohabited with another reran, by whom she had a child ; but. he, could not deny the second , arriagee.-Nerdicr, guilty, The RECORDER ordered him to be called up for Judgment; when he sentenced him to be imprisoned. six months, and kept to hard labour. Samuel Price and eirilliam,Gratcz . were indicted for stealing a whip and a shovel,-theproperty of J, Aus tin,.a. farmer, at kjillingdon.—Verdict, Guilty. George Nash was indicted for stealing 401bs. weight of beef; the property of John Bennett. The prosecutor• is an. eating-house-keeper in Rat cliffe-highway, and neglected to take in his beef at eight o'clock in the eee.ning, when it was. stolen. He was jaftwttlesi'dtit, the. petsciner had taken the beef, , and wentto his lodging,.where he found it. A wof, pan saw the prisoner. unhook the beef and chuck it into his empty. coal waggon. This woman, on her cross-e.punination, admitted that she had lived with Ale prisoner, and had had a. child by him.--Guilty; ,sentenced to two months imprisonment and to be keptt pp hard lationr. .. ..t.cioc Smia and Ann.Rffey. were indictedfOr. steal inga far tippet, theproperty of Sitsannab Schneider,, The-prosecutris keeps a fur-shop in Regent-street, Qxfoickstreet, where th e prisoners came•on pretence 4t, buying some , feathers, . but. they did . not.. Some fps:were-on the counter- %wily aftcuthey.lefnbe *op, : Clements, the officer, saw Smith •shewing a suspicions-jnoking lad some thing. He-asked 'what it , was? when the Md ran oily and the witness took time r re i 'loner, Smith, into custody, and carried her te-the ot furrier's shop, Which happened to be Mrs. hiseider's • and, diere discovered that the tippet had' been stolen 'fronithat place. As s .the ofßeer was cori-, veliag. SMith ,to Alie,wetr.hp ! house i Rileycanse,up to apeak to blot, . and, he. took her. into custody. also.— Verdict—both Guilty; and inimedintely-senteneed to • term years trttotpoFtittilia, • Ikea 4yaei was indicted for steeling 24 : yards of printed cotton, value 17s. 6d. the property of So, seph Hartley. Mi.- Hartley is a lioessolvaperin Rutelife-higbwity. CM the IStb . of DLicettsber, a little after eight in the evening, , a Gentled aa remq jam his shop, and 4'64' that, some boys wer e trying-so take. soinethh3sfroM Ole-shisp. Theshopniatkaront eat, and they ran away, .E. . but he pursued them, Oda lad took the prisoner caper the piece•of print on him. which bad just Was* bs hanging inside the prosecutor's door.—Gsi* - • He had been tried eider nether name bistossicand the RICORDCR immediately.sentenced him to :sever years transportatien: Elizabeth Price was indicted for stealing a watcho the piciPetty of Thomas Lawrence.' • . The prosecutor is an. old man ondse . Chneter.houie Charity foundation, and is confined to his bed.' The prisoner lodged with. the.woman who !o him, as: she was out of place. The watch -was st from the mantle-shelf on which it was hung up The woman had alsciil.3. note stolen fierisheepocketi iz ccinsentiente of which she -searehad digt , -primer's , purse, and found - iii it the.. no £5 note. The ptiaosier.4l44l, - ~.. the duplicate on the stakes, gheaeat l / 4 the - 42th of May, and thedlicateires the - 1 foth of.•December..W.' :The sente'prisoner:, a•taliltijeknit; and two binsylAtivretnce. The , alsolnund Sn the isfiediiilit another woman in: 4synilde lAA MAN& itilAilieWasesakitsdicted, for atealbig-101bs; ofptpoleu - property of Beojamin"Chaptoilk induced for teem War the sit ag solatillpirring thew tohave beast stolen.; _ The pipe was Stolen, baying beet m otawayl from. the wall on the 6th 'Of Docembei r Med ott , thoftds thio cock was feitad Ibartnkstaiktreet;Vireatmittster v il otnariaostato ship. Reyneldes mother. seat foe* constabrei When John' Re ynolds. telci4tias, that bed hitikdams f and two (ohm boys, russed.kiiiriadlikest) nich t r this alittithee•pipet r assoaghtekyrimh" taint DURK*, Tythiag,of: Whistansi 4 . Warceslenill!reatap.. merchant,. February 14, 19, and March 4, U. twelve, at He llop-Pole Inn, Wormister. Almada, Oman Casale. mg Co. Graytinlnti • •or Masses:Parker and Smith, Worcester. James Clhild, Bris;ul. gamer: /mummy 110:. SO, and March 4, at twehn,at the•ComonimiaLllsmok,AristoL.Anonties, Messrs.. Vizard and Blower, • Lincoln's Inn fields; or Mr. Giegory, Small.street, Bristol. John Wright, Stanwiek, North:miens/11re, itonntlealer, Fe. bruary 3, at five, 4, and Match 4, at .ter, it Alte Peacock Inn, Northampton. Attornies, Mr. F. Jeless (lanced-lanct 'or Mr. T. Jeyes. Northampton. 'llimuel Safford, late of Mattiugharn, Suffhlk, farmer, February 3, at font, 4, ant March 4, at eleven, at the Tann lia, Btmgay. Anoraks, Mesas. Kingsbury and Mmegotes, Buagay; or Altura. Clarke and Co. Cluatery.lano. DIVIDEND to be nude la BASING HA LL.STRERT. Feb. 22, R. Ball, Brldgecoad, Lambeth, lineu.dmpee, at twelve. DIV I DENDS ta.be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 26, H. Clarke and .F. Greedy, Liverpool., manta to at one, at the George Inn, Dale acres Liverpool. Feb. 12, T. Edmunds, Castle-bugged, Cardiganshire, tanner, at deter., at the Six Bells Inn, Cariunthen. Feb. 11, W. Nichobso, Rag, merchant, at eleven, atche-Dog and Duck Tavern, Mtg. . CERTIFICATES.—Fn. J. 11111, Dover, saddler. H. Crockett, tea. Haddeakssa Bucks, grocer. J. ilesangtoo, late of Tack, grocer. T. Med. fuun, Stockport, apothecary. G. Preach, Whitechapel-road, cheesemouges. DISSOLUTIONS. OF PARTNERSHIPS. Nieboinen and Bell, York, brio layer.. W. and J. Perrino alveolus,. Woreestersbire, chemists. Britkenden and Gam wood, Soathwark, surgeons. Matthews and Hackies. City road, paper-hanging-rnastufactarers. Gorton and Bent, Word, iLascaddre, brewers. Hale and Co. brewers. Kay and Cie worth, Hodder:46d, slay and beald-makers. Evans and Os. Oldham, Lancashire, iren-fsunders. Liddk and Rogers. Lards, woollsn-printers. Leigit and Atkinson, Ilaticheater, "glasicts. M. and J. Osiris, Coventry-street, stationers: Chambers and liepworth, Eastrirk, Yorkshire, carpenters. Cantle and Bourse, Biwa" Statordelaire, varbenware-ranstimutrerso 3,,tdm. M4TORN Laatashire, cabima-makers.— Rave mid .Glibsel, ;414p0, tallow. De la Rae and War ren, Crown4treet, Finabogy-r, - straw.bat-manadOetorsts. Id: and J,. North/kirk athirc, linen-drapers. ' _ Ramossrazre Omm.--In.onr obituary of the 15th lit. we mentioned eliedeath et tide. John. Reddish, who was fiemerly at 'respectable botekeeSer in ibis town.* The way this person was-. lanstnithy the rwe thinkit proper to notice. We anew . . iters k *Ube thendiiealt to Sad any one who will say that the 1 , oef. mercy 'forme any part of he character; we wish da . wow knew of the proceeding, for we think in thatClit - ait thein would withdraw their support :—fn July, 111111,, 'they renamed a Judge's warrant against him to appear in dine Comet et King's Beach to an indictment to be preferred for se& Mg the Mescal Dietiinstrep,a work published in London, neither Site anther nor printer of Which bad then been prosecuted. Me. Reddidrwee arrested, Omagh on the verge of 70, and in an intim state of !Webb eastunitted Myriam, where be remained from Fri. day until Monday evening, when be procured ,hail ; ht bead no more ottbe business that . year, and supposed they had given eh', the prosecution ; but in -the s pring of - bit year notice wit served upon hint of trial ati the Lent Assizes. During thitim 'terra hie health had so much declined,. principally frames effects of this prosecution, that he, had given up ,baidness. ay. ' children, and some old .friends who had known.MmJe mew ous days, recommended an applioation b e i ng ma d e t b the prosperous Association to stay. .proceedings, as the expensed defending himself against so formidable a power would begin,. and at this time of life- they apprehended, if convicted, its._• sonntent would be of serious consequence. A respectable Ifi thermic outplayed to write to-the Society's Agent, in i tillic them of Mr. Reddish's very w ea k state; that halal budnew, and 'as a towhee indueement; au oiler was owdelle submit and * withdraw eke plea, upon an understanding_ i ahnedd,dotba called Riot joftment, unless he again .'re tfils Mr. Murray repilett du* he must -coneult the -Some time elapsed, and after several applications on anewetwitt esistiiene ilia Weer maildstat-be -college& with. On readptif e his case known to some Gerd* immediately see on foot to deism . vista Evans were retained; idi • *deaelet'door set off *RV '• nettmorning ids wiellsink i M‘ifurrayvents metes , the rsiotiation wooed es guilty on the sane ixtediy. 4 - for -the mums _.• the biked seems.lt ' than she worthy segreete#l ' life of a pose feeble h&'- was only Monti* was • to - be defended "lit . MK" . hive.gimat the Sodeiveil ghat: the same °Sir anWi (aim beam rejected. Ilk frame of Mr. liedilla e , . eo tom, and the journey to and from Lineeeter weak . to winds that, on- his arilvid et bane, 'be was ebited soli . t tiatimpoiarsif alAbs soar alliersookto his Mid, from will** hamiettwitao wow This Bodysmay be saidso have so soppati l goict . kalif"' inns ninths bath a Seta time iiblasibers was a liaised, slid: (wemention it. o ' the *door of Madame') - ! 1061 . adipose ativeriber iiCilietems. -Shenbl-the gengagelupeeisa l alliCalsilibieviCtim,werisinswesedliciena of the Geeniewain Ms* rieg a subscribed to defend. Reddish, to authewh m eap e to chat t •vilingakt. mina forward. tee pap* witha power not .. . War gird so..4itilcio L *my: a nd 20 0 +ci ar f libertr...4 sedan - - in asko • - .060 let --5—,... ' • - • - irets elpite‘etifigs Ow um yf.the . OLD BASZV :SlAgieNS.. ' Th9M UV bMiffTS GAZE 474 laboux..aost about 60L LAWIA. It • hat the SirgreekO m O ggl aa 44lll 3.4.81411 it .1'411.44. 1 : : 71 14 1, 1 0gisi . . -....--- ibtritiltarillt .• r. : . . • . • btaranutying with 804 Smith, Tome*, vittoathr, to sirrecdor January as, re. titiorb - t . • tion ainneri afp L. 2.2Jllarch russ, ci anstimstrecu at, twain, stdie lttomey Voortor )mt Conmo b. pues. ethane ewe& ittctlbeaccrim .iietig 44 Alto. i, 7 P . ... it, . r _ - • d ri .,.. .ii . they had . ;. - Alttlef , .. Willollak Ar l igt trecooled, wiper Oicra . red, East-place, Lambe& 4siti a rt. rer we* ei it* •ag4 is afw." . Church of St. Mari, Islington, (it the marriage the .lelao inasiss, fiessalt Mall., fad .: ltorsil.-swers, , v. desired to aad a 4stkonioa. Ler :Prisoner Wi th illwrtetWeo&. oi_o* the Nth Aprtlll3l3. Out* 0, February t, ong,..NV4Jat tWvlto o 1* and $k fanner practiee‘ 4a. bks Mr. &woman vies present at" this m.... 1- ... The • ift i llm i aealwi t illiga 4 l 4l • ° Par sevedift. . histirs.ftoto.owl ca. F • , Jrry.. in. intotibitt•poit. *gays ailkupea prisoner is ° the. area who married :Rarriet. - 1 hoses Chalk, 4ack - t `vow. SS felleti Mai a... OP l 4o9• rn . „-U , wow-her•thisatorningi ati#ol6, :do aeirw‘ei:alr ' -setho boortc olltittsi, ;ha titet WOW, 01110.1!8 . Of Cross-examined—She was servantat. *Jew's hatter, fienetw 4 Iltstaitall . ateests. Maui, it Meioses Well removed to the at Winf t ton . , 94140 Levi, when she Was married: it ', l4 ;roili.: Co. Di. ~ retie. 'ery. • ilialibliteMlig i , inpii i krfee. , sv,qs . ;. lodgmkhouse for men; he dtd not lutOw arhe • . .6,..",. F e bn ia r r ka a.. at tero t aqd htlrah,s, t dctalti at Diu ,ki i i sa id, that did not appear t b er - h e liv e d much kerger mith.her thas threfaN4 ll s. the Dos surd Dock Triefo', MIL Attendils; Mina. ion e 4; 4, Ito. . Pr, answer . ' Mr, Price, Parish Clerk of St. Dunstees, SterteYo .anil Sue, Doctoe'Roballoakott kahmeatelowt: *Mk gite, *end . * t h a t it w.a„it the doty of :produced the register oldie prisoner's =mew wit h :Z a a n y: i s lih tin a-square. w atikhpw he possessed a tight to Sarah Du4marib ) on thetith of April, 1412. * w a s i /nicer . MOW, la 1 / 4 11 11. , and Igarer s t a : T e i twd , 4:". . egetiLarPolellin, in any other, manner tha n he had described as a widower, and Sarah Dudararsh, an ! cellar. • Attorvies, litosire:Colt a t' and Co - Ckaorery.istier, t use it. ' Widow ;he was sure the prisoner was the man. niasso. Parker aid - ;hock Woecenvel er Alr.. &Oise", rszt_tne said. that the Court had Cl:nse:i.T2sneiiarELlit, did not belitve that , gosh _ Aft? , __ _ _•• _ ___ u Luc -DEMIEUIII**I WlFT•pi*Pligil;* * dlit reply Mr. Redditb unite hi. h thednpliciteerthe WSW/1 *it *ma. sad 4 sobscrip*e eras bone c al edrao toner-441,. she.bacie pfchd his. Mr. Brougham and Mr. Joehos E aittw ch i viat q h was 'Winos .ahrliiefeettetbaagit tiffaretetl, Eleds3 h e a w w itme i ent i not f oet id L a siamEiest; Mod** Lk/easter ; the a t y. _ . come fro, hottest. the Comma% i tha .effeet-dme volsoesoiodicted for. stoaiing t li b r e lerb;fe, nu d e ee i lee d Sittioiseaset, , the. piiiperty of do aptritibrettat tiefembet, diviitatesbUthstethinc iano eraikiosiredeit so Oemeks to qsiiurse. links fat lteelfe maw that loM a iourney to Lane aster, the k >nee *AMU klMiNrstailli -creature as to be #efilli w bsd fr risked and. Iry eavies* sod War t HilipesiltAiiiptfrep*Oidiceed fttatti. ( erboo.we doebt set,weekth4 teleed, eittatetieeetocle v the harldwitcdtesdnE),•i Chaptoiso S tad-Joiott.2bie& was ri c =l i g' a l erod . a wa kk bY Atl than dientte unitiltieriamiinto illismer. t alnite fr. detailed the irtidenee afterwards .adduced. quentl7to 2501. The accommodation , then *as. to ufe type for comsiut the p., now,, not onli 'die type, but the po Com,peiitors, and presses, were used for the composition of The Nitca-CtiA*Eicon—An increased paid, and *an increased advantage given. Mr. Bki:i thonght that, ahliougif.n, sem was given, yet that the same acc,- was to be - eflowed. The Vrec , C . n,SNcetton thought it was that the Engli sh 'Chion.irtie9j9y.e4ihe ads der the original agreement of nsiag all ' aed of course had the use Of .the Obikur setting up those types. oN.ecte4lhat not onto the ciiitgelitokslb cOmpr l tte.Otil Tie VicutCioNcv,LQl asked wheffwa tended to bea,sserted, that ,the paper ' compositors th t iw thole of the Oorninz IHI4VAVE!!, t ;oh 4 th too loch sWelnq t tit ii the ptead'itts; M. 8 44[4 a t the suggestion of the Court read frost[ the Biltihist portion wlaich / 114 1 1 41 4 to. .Defendant's_Counselodfisitted•the prciptietorship. John Clarke remembers on the 4th of Acquit go ing to .Hanwell, incootgany with his son. and the prosecutor.; took places's thicoach to -return; plsiP tiff•saton the coach-box • witness aad his son sat di ;;dy tabu'. It was !twaborte coach ; the coach n, in toeStst lustatieeidurrearvisgemly, his horses. repeatedly.. Wheatheyikere • • HanasiU,ill, set the rate of trinket. Odes "an hour, witness feared ;danger- , : and.. called -so the . coachman not to flog his hone:. so viedoefdy. ' Witness heard Mr. Crulkshank say to' him ' 4 , FOr,:• Gon'l sake don't drive so violently." Plaintiff: took. hold of .the bar On the left of the box -seat, and . the. coach had nearly arrived at the bottom of the. bill, Abe coach man again flogged hia, horses and turned suddenly round to.the left it was down the turning leading to Brentftect; the turning .is at • right angles with the road. The coach was thrown over on file-right' Side as. it turned. Phiintiff aces thrown some distance upon the.gravel road; witness, was thrown upon lino, I Ind thinks his weight put out the plaintiff!s shoulder. The person Viho . dfoveiTthe'Coßk wee •nl ot a rogalie ve jze Was a hOPFt• ... •Thomat:glnike, sop of tbe,pmotoling.yitoFis, armed the evidence 4 his father.•in evenp.part.: Sir Astley Cooper, Batt.-depOsod that he-attended; the plaintiff' fenr•of •aVe dais al let the, actielepti was l requested to HO Shit. On:acconnt or ibp loipty in hji :booklet', to ovirtalit whether or notctowaP • broken. —The cup which receives the principal - bone of tlts ihoulder.ttcl 'been broken through ; attended brat once; from the pittiir,e of the trijory, 00014 think he 4ould.recover. the use of his :hOoklof*oltuglY ; should not think him more liable to. receive an in jury now than if .his shotilsler had not been se pre fractured. • . . Verdict . for:the ploiotiff•-ttmages 2504 • SUltit4Y . . Mr. Paul Turley,, a perm who -holds e.:l4nsi-vi; property in Newington, was chap:gild:l6th basing. violently assaulted andiborkwilippe4:Mr. Harris, •a livery stiijile4e4et ). 'F.0410100; ap.W*. haviag . been proved, • • Mc. Taresioss, foi-thAt defends" said, hew* 91b, 1101 .A;10.i,; . . . ITig* .. / . 1311111°1114 reiftne a e1.11 , 161 , 35 P 1 * 54€1, Lwli a . ° I D ' nub, cut this aid Othe r • P i P es ; al " ll lo 4l4l4 W ils •biii ITYSZTPr a m..II 7 ; 7 0.47 . ) 7 e lf " Iwgi % P r e! lig t i , £. - and subse- ae r t t ge,ey ,t4e,'"ilti),i In c vd"C..4'.he.'t4 l4 .rP.I i mothees... •He also told Nino that h e . bad sold. some. against which Juries in Loudon . anti on dos livid .. .) .to bi. given Wt.: : . , -Iti l lA d i be o ll;Ptcl*:. _bl; ll o 4) . l Miteifltil ITIV -47 . part it to Ticiu • , "Dmix_cepcsated.thcir cioniona- ... .• . C.sikos. • . • ke parr • 'bui r Aewme k ai iirkw , wasitil we P r elm e , l % ReßAißc i ef* • Verdict—ReySoYdri 91liihj-54 4 AtiailiC ` and Tittle, ------- '7caf .(fi. - - -. - .1 • - • •-• •• li t ' use of to the. siettadant. • • •* ' _ L * - . . * 'NO •Gull. ?torit. 9Auto • ., • Aiiiiii4l.Bl:;6....iiii ::11. ;X. .7. issithy 34 r • 41 o f t h e.paper . A , wkintts7l# IMllledf for . 414c:rico, ..,..uo t i v erytd Tile awing - - were aloe convicted of larcenies , " DlCteAt.,_... .4010...-at .a ' , Gibssa d es l 7:: ... -- 34 - .. sed -price irk; t h.., 4 4 ti l e .P r re i o9 r .i mp i s..i t i .. . _ 4lt4e - i t ctakt 1140110- W•gtegat allestU4 'lac used as ow abliiing; lank m oinliii••• - " 42 7 2 t l ; * LeEllOrs ' Oil ri. • wiilk I l an" CattAtts'An wit 41 " t ' sek " - - • al.kie ' j 8" fDr ' itlaiiii ' kadi j*/ Pql4.lll ' 16 " rm. ' 19 / 1 164 . 4 Ilibib AlltweriP urslt iez :. 4ll ...... 77 . :2 . U. V °e Zeltal. - Ur 11 41; 10' .. .. an additi?n4l. The Jury fuund the -defendant. Guilty, vit . ferr, Ilia' roc. .i.„,AT___Pbeowl. yietor. enlists . vanes o i Mom . . 1 or swaps a geld seat, by. ; • WS- 4411111111 •• 57:1e 11, 4... : Malts' ..... . . ... ~ - Court retommenaed 'nu acCciconsodation. Ott 4.134 Or s - " u''' .! ' ' • :ctiniolliilaiioo. - • ILuns, 20, • for strathictit*O *a tit nottan.l • ' We*, rww4 3 4 1 0 411 0404 4 ts • U. , - 4 111 1ka";• , AI defendant's side it*was offered to refer we Ina* 40 4 511, pi seig ng d m * s hi t i N .A.,,, i g on e, ' . - . - 4w.i ta i. MD, :... _ ...... . : ...2s. as.- 2U- itE pry ak 117 go IP Pas ciPite clear two friends, but 0161 . 016 e Was_rejectod t • ins a dog s, flobism,While.." •feeoleolters owinghwala rdirmi Mad r id , l 'Aitt i ve 347 • ' ' '• ' The ,Cirnlstsi•AN said , * there hod been violent lin-. Teafon, sra Or , i t al, a f o r e, Codtseffeet......nii • id v # 6 431 P9r. 1 .7-, t a?. . to. Barcelona ...... ..59' Dana ....- 11)10 Kuno. Pur,tmte*-6411—. +& f and " a" l._ ._ bilt `', ,__,,, fix th. 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