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Nturiay, Load • F...nchurch-street• • • .:,1' • • • • t_ ;: • Richard Elmore, Birmingham, c4rn e i tril*-dealer; 5411 ber 9, at four, 10,'Itt eleven. and' i e t t i = l :; :11r J e114441; 19C 1 • the Stork T avern, Binninginiiiil • nee and Hutchins on, 21069599(17.1919 19 ; err lit. y Waif*. • • . • •' • ••• • I John Torery t Sedgebro4, LitiColtisbfre, and .3Villiarn Halit!ix„ . • - *_rchanti, OftoDeT i, it sir, 3, ;sad 12, at ten, sr. Anoraks' • Stockport, timber-dealers. -• .. ..—.... ROUSE OF LORDS, JULY 24. The following case appeari important to the inte rests of the Scotch Clergy, ai well as to those of the Landholders of that . Kingdom: . " Mrs. Agnes Chalmers, or Forbes, whiner of Wm. %Ohm,. Foci. of Callender, and the Gertedhrns of his Want Soo. sioirei- , !ants, v. the Rev. pr., hijniki Malmo, Moister of the Parish of Falkirk, respondent." : r., :si . • . . . • This appeal, which in interioniter promo:limes:4 Court of Session in respect! tie right of the ant, Dr. Wilson, to g a dedgnatibe ofs grim glebe, 4 ; rbe claims as Minister .of the pa rt * of Falkirk. Hie is founded upon an Act of the Scotch Par li ament, In llieli r Ms 'which enacts 44 That every Minister, except such bl* of 'lkloyel Burgh ' s who have no right tog lebes, have grass one F ibres end two line (cows), to be de , out of kirk cluirds) lands, and with tenet; according to former Acts of Parliament. ' And if • there be no kirk lands lying near dui_ blii.ister's manse (parsonage honee)t. or if the kirk lands be arakleyin either of these cases ordains the heritors to pay to the hlTelister 201. (I. e. 201. Scots, or It.. 13s. 4d, sterling) for the said grass." Its order, therefore, to found this claim, the Minister Must make out two things—brat, that there are lands in the pariah, which, before the Reformation, belonged to some ecclesiastical body; seooadly, that these lands s are in a state of pasturage. The respondent, in November, 1800, laid his claim for a grass glebebefore theites bytery of the bounds (a - Scotch Ecclesiastical Court, possessing jurisdiction in such matters), who fixed upon the south main Of Falkirk as fit to be set apart to the Minister and appropriated 20 acres for that purpose. This claim was resisted by the late i• Mr. Forbes, the p;oprietor of the muir; who brought the pro redinp of the Presbytery before the Coon of Session •by bill of interdict (injunction); Ind this gave rise to a long protracted li tigation. Mr. Forbes pleaded that the lands designed by the Pre bytery were not kirk lands, and therefore not liable to any de signation in terms of the Statute. That a Minister has no right any determinate quantity orground, but only to as minth 4,0111011 at may be stdikient for the " pasture of a hors and two . " that, therefore, although the lands so designed were kirk 0 ,, the d esignation was out of an sight too great for these put . . ; and that,as the proprietor was ins cum otimproving these • • da they ivould;ln the course of a year or two,be capableof pro ducing infinitely more grass than the Minister was entitled to.re ceive.-The respondent, on the other band, aegued that the ground set apart to him for a grass-glebe, had !•een formerly the property of the Church; and, as to the ameliorations made by the late Mr. Fetiches, or by the appellants, upon the ground, after it was de dinned as a glebe, the respondent contended that they had no right. by voluntary acts of their own, to do anything to change the nature of their opponent's interest. • On these pointi issue was joined is the Court of Session in the second dividon,who, on 13th January, 18 ), 7, decreed " that the lands in question are subject to the designation of a grass glebe in favour of the Minister; ' and ordered further proceedings as to the quantum. It is this decree which forms the subject of the present appeal; which,having been fully beard for several days, now received judgment in the folloWing terms— " The Lords had that the paper writing, purporting to be an excerpt from ; charter, bearing date the 11th day of January, in the year 1546, from Alexander Lord Livingstone, of Callender, to Robert Oswald and Elizabeth Williamson his spouse, and Alexander Oswald their second son, and his heirs male, lawfully procreate of his body, appears, upon the face thereof, to be so imperfect and inconsistent as not to be deserving of credit, foe the purpose of determining the question between the parties in this cause, independent of any other objection, which may arise from the circumstances stated in evidence contenting the same : but find that it appears, from the whole of-the evidence pro duced iv the Court of Session, that the land 'called the South Muir, was held, in commonty, by the Abbey of Hoiyrood House, and the Lords Livingstone, as seized of the Barony of Callender, subject to certain servitudes of common pasture thereon; and that the said William Forbes, having become entitled to the rights in the said .South Muir, both of the Abbey of Holyrood House, and of the Lords Livingstone, - in respect of their said Barony of Callender, subject to such servitudes, did proceed to obtain a division of the said muir, and that 110 acres, part there of, was allotted to the said William Forbes, without distingullb ing what part thereof did belong to him in•reepeet of the sighti which he derived front the Abney of Hoiyiood Howe, or whit part thereof belonged to him in respect of the *lst which be derived from the Livingstone family. in right of their Barony of Callender; and that, therefore, he held- suds •one hundred and tenures its right-of kis Barony of Callender, in commonty With, hissed( as deriving tido from the Abbey of Holyrood House bs undivided shams; bet find, that the undivided part or share in the said omit, which did belong to the said 'Abbey of Hofyrood House, was kirk land within the inreta and meaning of the An( of •1065, and that, therefore, part , of : the mid 110 acres mese to have been allotted to, the.soid. Minim iForbes, he respect - of t e t li gl a **hi " let de4Ved 4 0 4ut Ole, ea4.A.ltbny a tug , QV'S, and other part ousin to have been - allotted to him?, ,„. • rented of. higlrights in thf Barony of Caltaidet ; sod, Wu* ..; sithi Presbyter* roidid %that the entivittor the their of , 77 kirk, ou .the south jskbreA the towa, was kirk lands, and: • for . Pr'4 oo9 oo; to i tett' opt ilikaeretifit fir o 2o4. s PIES of t4P it° acres, ultiqi lands fps the aceponnoda. , Pqa 4OW ' for grazhas a horie Mid tfin'etoWlll"ll gram glebe; witeecif •• a part nadividell of ihketid•tlfiartis Ski' kirk find, end • . sequently only en: isdiividect pin: d• the VO semi Part,. _ld Asti said 110 acres ,, so.set tam, by Oat PrllibrietY6 Wei Vl* cad,."4 0 1 1 that the pr tiding ,pf,the,said ,Pr ter in setting out Ike said - acres, as if thenatitety flirt laid HO acids had . " 1 .- - kirT - " , suserriundmit -4r ' iii tbirefoit % *--- .. county, Julisequently by the Sheriff Depute of Mid Lothian to,the demesne of the magnificent seat of Hopetout. The day unfortonately proved wet, and some anxiety arose respecting the arrival of his - AlAnarri as it was said, that if the weather proved unfavourable he- would not Embark until Friday morning. Tao . o'Cloclr was the hour for his MA itaTT's-airieal at Hopetoun. Ai the time drew oil, towards two o'clock, a Dragoon having arrived with 11- I dispneth, the Stair leading to the great entrance Wm covered .with= crimson cloth, a Royel standard mesowaty to be keiated ore the roof, and all waited anxiety. A c arrayed with Lord F. Co- Monate, and some of the suite ; and it was aeon announced by a signal from a Dragoon Officer that • his MAPS/ITT% carnage Was iii view. The Ar ants bugle called them to their post, and they im mediately .formed ors each side of the stair in double Ale, from the door down to where the KING was to step out of his carriage. The Knia's carriage-arrived about two o'cloe, guarded by a party of the Scots eys, with an advance of-the West Lothian Yea *inanry, when Lord lioesroun received him on the stairs ; and at the door introduced his MAMMY togs Countess. The Kato said he recollected to have been • oduced formerly ; and immediately, with that politeness and attention that none do so well as he, gays hii arm to the Countess, and handed her into the room. Scarlet cloth was laid upon the steps for his Attie:Ty to walk upon as he ascended this ele gant mansion. The appearance of Hopetoun House, exclusive of its fine architecture, was extremely irn yosing.,A party of the West Lod ianYeomanry were stationed under the piazza of the right wing of the hhouse, and under that on theleftirere a considerable bOdy of the noble host's tenants, whose appearenSe bespoke comfort and good keeping. Some companies of Yeomanry Lein the ground clear, and the lawn was chiefly occupied by peasantry, who threw'up their hats for a Gaottont," as they fitmillarly termed their Sovereign, and were regaled in their torn'," out of some hogsheads of good beer, which were spilt and drank -amongst them: The Royal Archers, of which the Earl of Horrroux is Commandant, were ids, drawn out to receive his Maslow ; but they were afterwards dispatched to amuse themselves at butt firing with their arrows, at the back of the house. The preparations by the Noble host were of the most princely description, besides the accommoda tion within the house for the large party who, were invited to meet his Mmarrx, tables were laid under the colonnade of each wing of that elegant mansion for a numerous tenantry, who were in the first in stance engaged in keeping the ground. Cold meat, roasted and boiled, in abundance, and liquors, were placed on their tables. Behind the house, and sweep ing along the shrubbery, ran a great extent of what his Lordship called a booth for the Archers:" it was a sort of arbour or alcove of great extent, supported by trees, and decorated with evergreens and shrubs It was ortunately covered with an awning. Here tables Fere placed with cold meat, fruits, and choice wines. In front is the beautiful lawn, With a fine piece of water, andjet d'eau. The'Eari of HapeTOTIN invited a small and select company of the. Nobility and' Gentry, particularly t h ose o f .the .oeigbbiarhciod,lO . have the &moor of meeting his Nraiasti at the doesine a lerfourchette, which of course consisted of every delicacy of the sea sati.—The KING spoke much of Scotland, and ex pressed his admiration of Edinburgh beyond any other European City. Captain ADAK FeROUssoN, the:Deputy Usher of the Regalia, and Mr. HaNity 'Ratline's, -the historical painter, had the honour of kiiiihthood conferred an_them ; and the KENO es iiiessed, hisspleasure to sit for s hii portrait ifs the High ,. 'labs dress, to Sir Hanie r ßeekles. , The Aretsoi. ifiihtf ! evt to &I - lawn some to por tike of the retook ptvared by Of n oble host, and ilfthers'tOthi.paidme of •shoori but the amuse "ni:ede leap elairlnned t as' tile bow•strfngs had j oifferia ficitotlY had 'they retired to the bOotk'tql(eil 'Lord Etat g sailed the Archers to iteir . pkst; andihe bitles announced they %Were otiw tb 'nab thaiiltaiion to bid acfieu to the Hato. 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Holders of his Deposit Receipts, of the abinter.inetitioned niav Ag a44. ion h ea r t at . • .. t ,, ... ~- c or ~• , ~ , ..SO • • Ne S. . , -P hil ge t -, t - . . ''' (Weis , ..- : the! bv. i i 0 1 4 - Loan, the balance of which becoming due on the Itii . o . f .. Sept . . ens- , r- - ` -'7•-•••-••-•--••-•--r-.4•-•..." SOL! eurylikt.p eaprrAT ir , 4 30.1 ,4t A 1n1n c r y .,.. , ;; .1 " 14 ., 4400.1.. 11 0 411e 3. 4440 . gmhow --: .,ssos • . 7 . immosm . 111 4 :: gee. at ilwatics • er rt. i s ) •' „ itatit - ' z 4 setinpeit , I6 '. .. A . . .`, ~ 4r . Lv .4 61 ., tow . . .:•• 64 bet next, that he is willing to extent! 'the time of payment thereon to the 15th of January, 1823„ the Holdels paying. In- c 10 , r i10 14 11 1 1 . 14 La ' . biIIEATR CANAL' ettititltS; dividend £22; 10e. It)* ,. ^ . Miligik , • .-anu-r f • retest at the rate of 4 per Cent. per Annum, fur the difference , Oser Haeaseiskip, ceevi•Jalit. , Ilfuttni TA , Orr Amos; Bornallets ; alab3l2 rid A la " clf.voir --4 ~ bie r .w 4 m l . of time; and those who do not pay up the balance of their Re- ciftdiorA 441 jrbscuns jar. vt . dp,me. , slntrellantn.. tillid. ve 0 . • Irit. voiroge4l6 , • . 4 nripts by the ed of September next, will be charged accordingly. n a g,,, iy , ame l o r aad w as & am. a ahm t lreill in dltp; -- ' . aditilltats IlitichelL 'a. Vi i • Buns ge. 146111 ' hrel o f i t i s 'ld h tage b eK - t ---5 r i .- - 'vriii.w •- • 4 (- st • ,1 r i th, s igh ... • • 1 r ; - 1. - • New-court, St• Swithin's.bne, August 24, 1822. 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