The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

I that thy ref:leiter. to the tit ‘1...‘ li,ml Hi u u , Ihey had bran gllulr,l were 1114-.,1111 I/11 tili% VII lamer plaintitt M.o. TUI: UIY. Flit 19 111'0 RTi~G LACNE.-...-W00:1 , 101 . 1 , :: V. Firi.rs ~141••1111, a 1., . 6.,1,1rin, tesi•l• , l 4 hi I. Areitershite, hr uK t action ng tiu•l 1 u• drrr,J:wl, a tie I.•r is 4111g4, 1.•,11 otC i , L'g • N to rrcuv , •r Iler stun oIL 151. 'mid (or n sever due, na•tlrj Iloetoar, toe klefeutlaut %.s -ranted true 13, ed. c •sc wn, II .1.11 by Mr. Gurney, wk.) call d beverul t ou, , e We do,l was owl sf sum: If Tfie N •rrau 7 ut llle dug wu. fiftilUlf led* ICI I, (111 Ihr •leledd:ult, ruulruded ghat the dug in qu •-I •••• was t• •se t.s.d U tut: tosu•! Ile *as 3011-I, mid callvd 111 • f Jon., s omit, form •11) a bervaot to the ioldioi II; said he I eglelibere , l lite do.; 11.41111.1 111 pertly, w,lu 1 16111.141 . 1. 0.11 o f A . , o lo„ They *rot out to try the woo hour It.o.soor teed well. Too, fooosud three or four b. .I of ',aro idge , and the dog p d out live 111814 111 11 . ei l l ll. e o f floe day. lie weoot *soh Calooaloa Allen, to o lo„... 44 tillet t wit, who took II ...... ur, mod the unser door.. 'for y f bevel' 11 CU Ve”. lul l a H hough the utnrr 1/1, II 44, fro •, I Ise bird•, II reamoued .tewol%. Toe wit. I. e,• 00 , isre,coo wbru 11Ie •1114 .V :14 011.1:11.4.41 of the defese. ,oa, li • I ssa•ter well, out tdooootood wills otw . r zeollosturo, and took roe do.* Bill' I . 100 toe low ttttt uof one Wlltle.a. ./ .v a, • d, o to. 11.1 ever W4s %ha Over. • Good:too •leso, tw 11111Cer. who aad Ileell IleCilbll/101 . d to 1110 • sio•ort• of the field tr ) the tour , he was ;dole to bear 1. woo. sowed, I .al Is • Weill 1.01 will, the platot Joh. Sisal', hod outer-, los try the doolg.—llooloul appeal. d to loom to be a well brook • 111 dory,. _ . Win y 14.05, Heiler g4mekeeper to Ltrti Sem borough, said, hr tot oke in leer dog %Wets Was the sishject of the rt ete dig wit 44 g 1 as 1.1,404„4, Hr went fr lee natters• to one Menttlocks, went g.tve leitn to • 0041111411 At 11)eilk‘, liven W !sun' he Wrist to the defend lune. Ali. Gurney in lepl ! ,,einiteutile.l:lliat the imesti )))) was, wits:Met he was A .mooch setiei at the time the plaintill hatigiit 1 lh Ile ,V.I. nut, kr 11111 110% AII,A war- I aniy, and tie plain ttf W. 14 entillttl to recover bark the 1111 u Cur L.., ClMl*Jiistier called the attention of the Jury to the ipie-tutp, %%M.Th. r le.t.Utlable notice land heels given, and secondly. wuetb, rit a;lo..irtol lsl Sh a evidence that tile ;hog was .o well [woke in no to be *tile to p iut will % 11l strange 'togs ? I: Ih. y thought, im.ler all the eir raiires, ilini the dog au•Rerril Ihr oanoititty, they °omelet to Mot a veil Met tot the ItnleulllAlll i if it did not, the phisititt ei..1.1.1 lie riatilleil to l'erover. Jill, to I A ves lie. l'or plaintiff—Damages 151. WIIINLNO%Y, EX14.20. Moto, o. NTRENT, JUNIOR. This WWI all action brought It; ihe plaintiff to recover eusupenhatuut iu datutges for a serious lobs, ucca•wucd by nun pet formative of an agreement. 31r W.l snot. read thedeeltratiun,bywhick it appeared 0141 the deli 11,14.11 piminsed for • certain consiileialaiiii, to employ the 1114111.td ab printer of a Cell:110 ise%% simper, fir acm tam time, at 4 •Upul•lyd price. It went on to 814 - e, that Minting It the plaintiff was really to do the business leeol shilg to agreement, the delenilmit ceased to employ file defendant deltic(' that he made the a ot , t 111 ullnnr. ( )II Ike recui iiiii etiolation of the Lord Chief Justice, the pat lies finally agi veil to refer ttie ipiestion to a gentleman at the liar. The Jury nutter the tiliseetion or the Joglg., found a vettliet tot the plaintot, with 2,1,101. slAshoger, subject to teteteuee. i.tTE O. MIVOIRS. ROUGES. This action NYS be sown by Alone Bate, widow, against Al. sirs. nudges. reaps citable childless, to recover the sues ut al. 13s. 3.1. loving 411 ClYtlr payment of y she load pod to toe cterk ut the strict/dams tOr goods sold uy thous lot lire ns.. The tora.ion was, whether site had paid !Ail. of the wane) on act: ut a deist dose front het deceased hus band, ur %henget site paid II 011 elreolllll Of gJutht which were to be supplied lu hetrelf. Mr. Se.g..ets staled the case. The plaintiff war the wi dow in a rig loath g , alto kept a panne house, la 11' lute Lion -strut, se.t it Dials, and thr di tessdauts ill ppiird her tale Ittotsahu Man spirit/... Her hatband haring beets ha, kuAld 111 his 1/41,10. 111,/, his errillt Mitt, the defendant,. Car loran ted, anti they g.tse hallre they could supply nu mote g It aillithd rasa. Air. Hale died rouse lime shier, leurlhe a pt Irmo, hauled I:wrath:l, hit executor, Ciao lihdu.p Ml' to lidos eucuutslauces , lent her 251. to Yo on Wllll elle illaleirva oil her UVell aier . 1l hue ioK the defend/tuts %fluid hut supply her cm I Canal, stir tuuk the moue, to Ilar clerk of the deirsidasits. They took nit tails dad "Wail Ilea a aMpill) of guard., hut its alit rom.r al tier paylueutr seltired to send aut.& Our al. odd •t.. h r. alleglate, 11141 sow had wade the h.st pay lurid ell h4l. ma his :t.l vets accuuut, hut ou account tat tier hoer. baud's debt T ut Lind Chief Justice left tier Jstsy to cuss‘ider *be lieve- the pi.sinvis shd us slit uut vs) laid t. 51, uu leer de. e 5 .a..11 11111•InallitrX der! 1111 l The July found a verJwi for the defendants. THUesDAY, P. a. 25 STREET P. RAU LH AND OTHERS. This was au action A atinbt ti;cl4u;:iretc t;l .-- 07sulstnie. to re cover .3.3.• 14, tiac amount ut thunage done to the (Mice ui the C'earier new iinyer, by a tutuuttou, mon. winch asseintuett wl,eo the 13./1 uf 46•411*/ lAA' late Maj:sty Waa given uN nt tl,c i louse ur _ .11,e Mr:Akins of the windows at the Courier office by the mob, mutt the tunourrt ut u c repair. proved, the Jury tbumt a verdict Mr the plaintiff...LisaidgeA 331. 14,6 CHAPICL AND ANOTiILa v. THE i w A 7 cutiPONATED CALF• IJuNIAN ?PCIETY. The plaintial brougut u.ur w huu a l ; ihbt the defendant to recover V7ll. tur pinning 111U,ie. It .iolovided tn., a tioll..er it.t.o birch at r.ie ereetlidbuii'd ia 15..5, to promote a ebari iJ Jae lua imUJII Called the Stic.ety, anti on that OCCUO:ul: the company were entertained with ininie. It wa. arranged boon atter that the moat: aloud be publish:xi and to: tie We widows and Children tor .cotchmen, who were the intiii , thate objects O! the Chanty.— The St‘cretatty of ine Society accordingly gave me inatindi. an order to publiall it, an atter it wa , hone the SOCiety itiu.;tl to deinty hue eapence , taking no inure than ZS eopit:3 in the work. It I)...ca:etu a tiuest:ou wt....a tie ord.:. h..a been given with the concurrence of the S.,&ety, and as the plaintiff could not produce evidence to make them liable, he wa, nonainuxi• 1.14111AY, !Lb 12. ALAL. V. ViILUY. A new Special Jury hat:lig been stntet• by the con' , net. the cause mantis uw trial _IAL (HI routrnitur THE NATIONAL REGISTER The defetolhit is prosecuted by the Bridge-street Asso• ciatum, lor the pohhca iuu 01 ail alleaeil seditious libel. The case of the King v. Iluward and G:oos was post plled ; as was a so the Atty. v C 111( ' kV, 101' tile loathed too of Queett Itt tile case Of the KitiLt v. 1.1:1.te and anther, truss.• makeri, to t h e s tiju d, tor lite ifei•cal ui iti.•ir patent ha truss,s, the prosecutors, Messrs, Saloum o.ly and Co.. withdrew tue record. RIVERS V. GRIFFI ILLS. .I . IIIS was all act it'll w rcS:(l%cr demand for g oods sold anti delivered. Tnis cutestion aro,e;—nrst tvuotter a larger snin Matt 41. 7s. 01. Was (kw 10 Ille ; and secondly whether tole planituti demanded payment of more man the st , ni when tile d-detitiant tender II is ? The defendant, it appeared, tendered 4{. 7a. Ga. and tite plaintiff refined it, without demanding any specific min. lie merely demanded the balance uf hos account -In tile pleadings the phrtnnN replied, there was itu tender, ivaaiwtch as the defetithett did *tut tender the b.alautt,e, but 41. 7a. hi I. Upoi pulut the Lind Cllief Justice held that the have Wilde a demand for a s l iectlic sums, .111,1 as that demand W•l6 et.der good, quoted the a pits:Ater su al N.ll title. Campbell contended that a demand fur the balance clue was equwalem to a demand lur a specific . _ 'Foe Lord Chief Jiistice.—Mr. Croy:mil, 1 think Tile learned Judge, under all the circumstances of the case, kit the Jury to consider whether the plaintiff hid .noted he was entitled to more than 41. 7s. G.I. if tory .110111.1 be of upooms wore 111.111thit*U441 was &IV, they mielit to hod nor the plaisitiff In case no claim was ow it out to sure than Illai NUM the lender was good, .osa nc at:fellatio' entitled 10 1115 Verdict. 1 he Jury httiwi a ver:l!ct I,lr th e t i eh .., L i mit . Tills day tile :"11). Ci.il Jun C iusea h ed lor trial affurll - nu utlu,ut., lull ul iiiiiAirldLice. COURT OF Co ‘LVION PLEAS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90. EXTRAORDINARY FLUDNL CLAIM —NATHANIEL GAR LAND, ESQ. V. Joserti JEKYLL ANLI I lIUMA• Essias. Talk: A.l...4:HiUltb UV SIR 4.,u•Ki.f.b IStNSU KY. T 11.19 NU. 141 lIC t 0000 brou4b4 by ihr plalnhir ;Is Lord of at nis••• ut 4e ea. to levuter 2.4.001. taw talus ut imallertt buns, *..ach Ite clitiauttl to b.• tsue to 111111, 194 We 9.9.4 its of be late Sir Ciiisr:ep &mime), Milt. a. hem, ~ Sergeant Pell. for the 1.1:001.11, opened tre ease, and the evidence it ..ppeated taut the late C. of itpui slug criein it), held the mama of %V of t*. ti Sia cap) holder comer the plainoilf, woo is toe loud 01 the atid uy the 1.0 al CU1.10.14 a/. II nab cht.iled to the be,l least of the tritest( 00 ht. dotal:4- 1 :0 d tie. iot. It Wall C 44444 ended. and evidence adduced, to viola that by the dasi. Mall Or lOC Manor the pin cl.v.ded hecattie separate elates, and 'ilia tar uennlbdur la the Lard 11.01 hers. stailtiplied, la Ills. eqateN %ca....paroled. Toe a hole h.ll, •s reel, Cil Is. Sti Guiles ff.ol .wry but it ua, es...tended, that the Litt tit the Lord to hr. mi.. ha sit the past, that hid Is. en divided mill rein insect lor salite.-00 toe de oh of Sir Charles Banbury. in March lama , the piano ttsent in, bating Is. Barton. awar Nevi ions kit, the place a hese the stud be lott,isit Is, !sir Chas Is.. ane kepi, lu 5r.3.• 1."•411%.1%. , tie the b. at at itte.al 111 is/haat:l iiiii sal aerials., 4411.111 he 4.1,111415. d br hot riot as the I. . The releibrated hum S Irnsko, li , csi lac piuprrly of Sir Charles, toot valued at IdUOL an- at y .1111,411 a. ahi II he bailiff wade the ta , zure tiii t!or ad, lit which lie in ark.-ti own tlrenty-tau; alai a (pita sill afire, neth e r Soluteorkit Amalfi be toclacled Is. llw.e to a hat If tlie plainlia aut. eat tiled. The Steward of the us suit te id the r. rood. of the Court Natoli in rayr the t 1111 l of the mann., cal Olaf COlllOO.l. 11.111 111 Ilea of hermit. had hero made u. lor Iruwlls u. cc•C ral part., 01 In manor. sergeant Lem, for the defetolant, contended, font the tre-toin of the mann.. had hot heeu aithetettily pr d, and that tar Jon) Missal,' he fall • sat Shed oriole the) gdssU•d gum a outset lull Ilse pauwutl , ion dO Cala 1111 l teS .4 Cason ' , made tinder such r strain - child! Caellsiltalls.C4., Ne ar:.aled that 1 4,. 1. 1 4• 111,11 doss tally entitled to fear isood make ..5 5 1 of thu,P a• , 2 d.ci is.at togs, ardl NeWslial ket, ii loch S.u.desrif.• *ll5 nut holutled. A A II tie'', who u. .d hero grot..lll to S.r C. Banbury, proved fiat tit 1:0.1 the I.l.lssattd", h: u litl • came titian to 11.0 e. Mitt retitte,tect to , e the ,hod Notch were ut fording" s..4)*lt W itch hr ssi% two 11 , t-Iwo of toe li.onwo, hr wild ..t, enou,ll. telut.. 41 tot we nu) mote. tuuut "3.1.011*A-ko, A nit 11 N4lll. that Doe , Al Yof A•hirr. 5• t r raw 1 " 4. 4 .1 e.oiro r. as e oed cou►eoded rot the ploostol wet to 1•I lect'sol2. A 4 .1 el It long orgot.uvot, it was agreed to refer In the 4.1. Amp :o to Ua• uu.ohr.• of larrot. to which the plau u uii H.. etoo.l 41, ani to trove the .1s) to dead, %bettor toe ialoost.dout m:itlr hi. efertsmi ;it 1 14 1 414041 or Ihr heriois he w.a. to take, and had n o t tacia.led Snoo p u•ko. e Jo. y, after li.,d mad: lon etre, ~,,, rt Swum, auJ bad esciaaeti Stook taaitu. 11114110 AV. MI. 21, CHIN com.—it tVIs P. noslui• Tido woo 1111 .11 . 1j011 I s 11,141C14 the 111.4141111 Chop. H aver, •flili4lll In ref: yes si.stuoires at the addition', W. lieuroo, los Er • elliii , erpation elleseJ tu h.r. a: taken Wave urlwcrn 1 siiiJ list 1111Ie rl tiro piAhsslt t peerages were laid pit :dird. Ms. 'erg. out Loves opened the ca. , the the pl tintidi Itsl,l prose lise inels us Ili.. 19114144 I•IIVIT•14616e, d• , 411 , 1 :!lot !here could it HO pot/wile , ' l in uta , !wiz the Iltiellddla had I.osyl ~,sso out. Tile ploilliSfl . Iraq in parativily very Llllstsul4 us,l4;dinhlsine o4 . 3rd u In Ills Pei VICI of 4 lk•eller al% a ‘Ol4 411.41, ao , l ss . 11"1"55• t" . "'" Ili ;real.% tram house. 1 sir sleltsilslsseil Was it 111..11 cireissustossee^s, M'4. lie ill )I•4l's. The 41111 44.11 t• mid siolik his well us lus•c I'w...deo:sou tuillessri istass •. ellee. It WWII" 111., I.4.l•ll;iiiii. 'AO that Ina p1..11141t1 haul received peessumrs klisulteclos Isom lieu ileirstularst. Of thus use (Mr. Sergeant Losers) Mae 'WI /I,64rfe t IMO It It 1 . 1101111 appear thne he had 1814.1 C to Ilse %de ssalls the I,..ouldige el Ilse 101 4 / 4 1,/i, or I" ill Au) 0 •Y smiled hitseuelf s• f hie usroperly IV/ the purpose ur mrsissc s sex nee, doubtless the Jury would consult:l .t u mutter r 63 The Rev. As thur Gibson, the curdle of M. Alm), L. 411. bells. produced the reesster, to !Imre the to,.t I lap of she phhittstr, Cherire I - 14yei, to t 441 y Anne IteiltiVenoll, U.l the 6th of .11111 e, 18i4. - • Ceorge Hoer, father of the pliihniff, stated, that I.k smi and Mir) Anne Heinfermin lived rm . several )car. after their mai rim •e happily and comfort aoly lue.•lii. r a. man and wile uncut to .10. Tor plmotitf was 1011'111411 10 Alessi*. Sterol alit Hamer, law bookseller., in 11.11.yara. —ln the course of his business bu was Vrry oult•k cow Lowe. He and Ins wife lived at Ni. li , Sippl..Vert, Loonuelb, di lite 111:.11.e of hie wile's mini, Alas. A. CU/ ie.. His wile Ma% llOts no Inure. Ctuvstee•tutitteil by Air. Ser4. Vaughan,—For spvi•ral years utter the Mal siege the ploilitid 's wife war irmi•iilt r ed as at w iiiii .tsi ut . e *cry good character. The vtuttict.s sell tivileti them. He did nut Allow her before her inntstige. He had seen the deft-inlaid, who appeairil to be at the time the witness yaw him, 73 ur 7a yeah ut age. The plaintiff's sister was called, to prove that the plaiiiiitt lived happily w. 1.1 1.1.6 wsir 1 . 01 a rolikillt ratite little. tier ututhr, lust his s o me within the ler %%rive Mr. Hunter, the law.atationrr, Mated that the plaintiff was in his service fur three year., and was ragtag. d hum o'cloek ill .he morning until night. Air. dl an, a friend of Mr. Bonus, use ileteridant, Mated, (1141 the tatter was now living retired trout his lossmes. av all Ar . hy clothier, at Westmoreland. Ile was 1.1 , 11 .11 a 1111) Clothier, and W/14 repo. led to he a man of esm.hae i• ;tropes ty. lie war 4 widower, nail three dmightei wills %1101.1 he ret.hletl when in town, al Whitehall. A young an, who al4led hrlsrlf 10 be the Wife Or a Mitchel, ...me moat positively to the tact of adolitly linvitag lisketo iikee in her pireeloce. Aosi ter .5.11et1, tom 31te leas the aunt of Mrs. Ila)e., NOW lila( the deleisiloUl alailed her for lea or eleven )cart mai 4111 tons OcCitalUssa Might Wire welt her °lett.. Ile hot hegais to hr pill iierlar in ass studa lu the lisiler, Mosul IWo year, ago, and MI our OCCiiSII/11 rele.1111), the 4itne.a Mict. Will toil sol WI et rand, when, sill Herr torsi 111 half ais • 110111', hhe dot oterrd they m.o.' left toe a g rom, IVA WWI.. them ist lad together. Tar nl , ne,4 a..uld 14'0 d lies 'siert ful tune K Xa sin, when she ere eshlautt 4.oltlitaA lies (Ilse. 111:C1.1.) a Merlon out annals), ttotJ tell her tisat it wouoi sir better for he. to be *slew ; that In. a osilsi to►e ear.- or tier use. e, nod 'Wirer let her Main dur.u, lI , A le.— lle did som.tisnes nlaka iireaCuls lu bier isi:ee, atm died oboist tour 11011011% Ms. &looter re.essamined in chief by the Court, sa hen t.e .hard, W41.4E/too: bit plains dr. *nu was ill in hell, nasal sol cited perm 1111 l s y am e Isuat the si stuess, Mrs 11...ics has Mere, ..sid was meal stressed as to t lisle she it,tou.com sit or the h.lose.s. Ile semis ked 1 tie Cat nimbi...tee u> ainguliar, mid told the 1.14.0+ Idett Ise isau Mashed loins hi, wages los a Cllll.lllier.l. I.? Issue, and cussad not talus ist keep hien nu) longer.— Jl •s. tia)es to la•rhushwud, ill tile tutisw . sit .01111. is hose sure yuu'il see 31t. Russo,—nor WY WA the plassital at It. nutt•, said, •' hltotsl.l you not ;gpply lu dlr. UMW, our owit.l.4lce i" The pl.sissidf sepl.r.s, " Attcr all he H.,3 done, IL out quite ar,uasistal to twisty or • bias." SPlge:tlll V.sughati, ou the part of the def. 0.1 out .1 po.s. allot I CO) , 11l %b.( II lie C III cd MI I lor .let le . I I.r ass , w 811. h ....re, he s.ud, lur mom restilio.oc Ili i CS er Lad wet wutli os the I,IIIISC at Ilar CX,Iel orig. r us .td% or .le. 'rue lettrord cousorl c lud. dh) th4l he 11 0h.% tue Jen, would treat It as It deo pied. CI,IC Ju ticr AM., 111 J11$1•114111.1 up, Laid it wis 1 . 1111(11* 11 , 11.1 C lu s..e 11141 (.11, *as hint ~tiraiet to get 00000 ; lie detldt.d I n .1, w to so .n.ld he .111 ut • t•I 10-ve lIW I %,./ witora.cr nuu deposed to the .0 I of Ire towhee,. The J. 40, nlllllllll Nlt inount', retuned trcrilltst WI I lie detraolusti. MONIC HILL AND OKLGU• This was act no urutsgost tty do. ittalsooll, a WitChtltriOl to rcetittq IiaIIIJACS front 'lir tirovittlaitts tor a assault, wll4‘ll Was allegcd to Isa%r Mils. Sergeant Lens conducted the case for the prosecution ; S,rgranis Pell and V usgri.in tot tile drien•laiot,t. I Ist ct oletier *Caen, that on the night of she 15th f Nos ensb...r List, Inc two tirirsitlaists, who are IS rio'clat.:c tradeboorti, retailing 11l 6Oodge-street, had 14111 liiaKo 4 nwrry, “aid were ten gnome gal hr.h. Ina !hilly. fury stood lur snub owe hear re..desice tai fiill24l WOICO Otry L'oll•ifilltA wt YUCI , .. r1141.15' as 10 at. tract the notice of the piatisiiii, who w.ua site watelimall. tlr tiestr. d theist to t o in, and inn to th•••torit nrr peace. able nonaunanni. ' rimy called 111:11 an old ra.cal, hd 1 it sit al t his ittiollra.. lie replit ti be na.l , dime his duly. Slr. Hit res,..tied the : Ow minus, 1/U-11111 111111 with Well VI:111C110: as 1111 il nun When tile ga 1 1 10111 -1 1 1 .1•0 10111 hr tell with such lotleoc.: as 10 Islrak 6.4 1111_11. Air. 11,11, owns seeing. what had taken .s 111- Cl/1111bel CZerened u , " 111110:11VW" 100111110 ill,l4l's. Nlr. Giese was CY:11( . 1110 alllll-11C so the oilier OaICIIIIICII W:10 Cawr 00. atm 1111 - ealclieul 10 Irene tilt (nut( wat.:lnnrn 111 tin: I•anir way, if hey dud - • has e respectfully w iiiiii . p:a1:111ff, who IS between 73 and 74 years of Was Collst•yetl 1.1.1111 C 11.1S101:11. Wit, r, he 1%11101W:1 114 11:1W W1116:101 any 1W1116., foe it iteil.i2.es unfor.ssitat:iy ai,te way, atrd sue Omit hone st.ll teitialtio • distl.•Oca. Al tit' ge I Wlhl4,ole I.4lllCllOC.ACCiatt°4l, 111 unit tltn.li n 0/0111t1 est . , 11410 t WIC:00* lie that the 10:11111A 110111 , I1W fi. 10 11er•//1 111 all) doty :1110110, 1111: reutauhlts ui has Illy he 111141 a: t•• a:r . .111'. 11111, kill s0.0:41,:1 ill: 1 ,100..111 10 WS , Nlr. Chem had p!raard not Wilily 110 that 'rite Cu.:. Jksst:ce tha injury sue...lined 6y t%e c. 0141 not ht• ea:int:net!, ton tile J.ity lesoNt cotopcosatiod to the p. Of 10.10, wilts tIJJ Ya it anaalaira to.m t as,r i t t•.llll 4 J ilit 113,)041. 111 ;11 . 11 CJit they C 10.16:C 113 it.:LilaC tills rd c. kidney's the c o.c! , Ot the 'ten ..letini.lants, i 1 eney thuaAnt Wiry p.';kly, otitis!. wise h.- could hate wisir•il that thccab.: GiC A Z. 4110•1111 lI.iVC Itch st,a‘keti rot hi! conduct. in ythleas ..arils t 09 Irottt t h e conactioettcca an to.n, i:t aui .o he heti The Jury ilelibe;ateil r.:r a few rhinute9, ^n 1 rzusvoi venue, tor the I.;_ktitiff agaiust bush the tl-feudatthi.— ... 00/11 ~