The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

THE sTATEMAN. ,LONDOPLIDIUMV Kb . SESEIONSi MP'. 18. viduals,*and rth*Who was Witt all prepared to con trovert, it would be at once disrespectful, and a OAS INDICTED AS A NUISANCE. waste of time to the Court, Cu enter into a defence, Yesterday there wa, a Special Adjournment of the and submitted that a verdict must be recorded spins' London. Sesaines, held before the Recorder, Alder. his Clients. But he stated, that steps,had been taken men, &c. at Guildhall, for the purpose o f t ry i ng a to do away the nuisance, and prayed fur time to qeestion s of considerable importance to the scientific make the trial 'if the effect.--To this Mr. Gurney ii well as the public at large. It was an fn. consented. 'dictment preferred ageinst Frederick Sparrow and':.. The RECORDER . shertty addressed the Jury, and William Knight, laid hi the Month of May last, and • observed, that it only retrained for them to pro charging them with a public nuisance. nounce their verdict, the justice of which they would Mr. An %BIN stated the indictment, which charged be satisfied with, when he read to them the opinion the Defendant with a public nuisance, by means of a of Lord Mansfield upon the question of a nuisance. certain manufactory of gas, lo Dorset-street, Saliti- This was delivered In the case of two men who had bu ry.sq ua re. commenced a chemiCal process' in Whitechapel, the Mr. ()naul' stated the case to the Jury. ' effects of which had caused noxious vapours and John Hill, examined by Mr. MUNN, deposed, smells. On that occasion his Lordship held, that it that he was. all upholster, residing in Crown-court, was not actually necessary that the nuisance be un- Salisbury-square, about 200 ya r d s f rom t h e bedding wholesome or tending to indisposition ; it was quite I belonging to the Gas Light Company; between the sufficient to prove, that it rendered the life of any in- • Imonths of February end May last,whe n th e D e f en d.' diridual or fimily uncomfortable. !ants were indicted, he observed something daily ! The Defendants were then found Guilty ; their issuing from the establishment exceedingly offensive; ' necognizances ordered to be respired; and themselves it was a kind of smoke producing saline efflu%ia, , ordered to appear at the Sessions in January next. which .operated upon his senses, and considerably affected his respiration: the smell was of a sour FROM rsx LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 18. and acid nature, partly sulphureous, and altogether i most offensive: witness was unwell in the months of ! December and January last, and was advised by his Foreign-Office, Nov. 18. physiciau to open his windows occasionally ; when His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been he did so, however, he found himself worse from the pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma effects of vapour from ths.gas; when obliged to go jesty, to approve of Mr. Robert W. Fos, as Consul into the street, he was also violently affected, and his for the United States, at Falmouth. health became so bad, that he was eventually obliged ,to go 1100 the country ; this was solely in cone. quence of the nuisance in question; the smell and. smoke, which issued from the building night sod day, and the oppressive heat accompanying it, was insup portahle. Cross-examined by Mr. POOLE'''. Remembers the burning down of the building, and knows that it was since erected upon a larger scale; to obviate the nuisance. A column or funnel of ex tensive height had been raised, to carry the smoke higher up.. Admits having complained of a lead ma nufactory at the rear of his house about a year since, and (lid complain of a distillery in Blackfriars.— Thinks he remonstrated with the Defendant Sparrow so late as July or August last. Examined by Mr. Goastir. The column is raised much higher, but in thick or windy weather the smoke still comes down,aud there area number of tubes which carried off the vapour from the gasometer, and prove excessively offensive. The tubes are about 53 feet from the ground, and in damp weather the noxious effects are strongly in haled. Has felt an inconvenience from lead, but it would be ridiculous to compare this to the offensive ness of the gas. William Barnes, examined by Mr..Gosemr. Resides in Water•street ; a wall divides his house from the yard of the gas light concern, forming the t ••• 7- _ '9 east side of the manufactory at the rear of his hnuse. From the month of February to May he experienced the utmost inconvenience and want of comfort from , . Dec. 4, 20, at the Commercial Ina, Plymouth. Anomie% Messrs. Megeisons and Cu. Batton-garden ; and Messrs. Elm ker athl Co. lasistnek. i T. S. Scott, Great St. Helen's, Bishoingate-street, merchant, ' Tor. 91, Dec. 2, 20, at Guildhall. Attr Mr. Backe' .... . ~. .- , EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, Nov. 18. THE KING V. stannocas. An argument was heard in this case before the twelve Judges. The Prisoner was convicted, at the last Old Bailey Sessions, upon an indictment, charging him with forging an endorsement to a Bank Post 8i11... The hill in question was endorsed to Mr. Falcon, of the temple, and came to the hands of the Prisoner, who was his clerk. The Prisoner went to the Bank - of England, and received the amount, upon writing the following endorsement:—' 4 Per procuration, for Robert Falcon, George Maddocks."—The question for consideration was, whether this was, legally speaking, an eidoitement or a receipt Mr. ALLEY, for the Prisoner, in an argument of great length and ingenuity, contended that it was only a receipt while - • •. * Mr. Bos A SQL ET, for the prosecution, beldam. : trary areumqiit. ~. The Cnurt did not give judgment, nor will the reqult nt their deliberation be known until the nest Old Bailey Se.sions. • A reward of 5001. is offered in Saturday night's. (7'enetle, for the discovery of the person who, on, the fish isrgaot, set fire to the rick yard of Mr. J. ^'l)Mne, Terri!' • Busy' Farm, llcrefordshirr% with ,a p•omi9e of pardon to any accompliottnaklng such iiiscorcry. . , ~_ ~.. POLICE. —4 8 ...- UNION-HALL.—A question or portance to the Grand surrey Cm the parish of Rotherhitite, cat EVANCE and Mr. CHAMEERS, the . Office, on Friday last. The Canal been summoned by the Overseers therhithe, for the Ferment of 9.7 BANKRUPTCY SU -- sal— , . • . Company to the parish for Poor's • PERSEDED. I cause why a distress warrant should T. Simon:ids and H. Sherer, Maidstone, Kent, wine and them, in case they continued to brandy-merchants. BANKRUPTS. 1 Several Gentlemen attended on the O. George, Gosport, slopselkr, Dec. 7. 8, SO, at the India parry, and stated three grown!' on Arms Inn, Gosport. Atternies, Messrs. Bk.:Male, Alexander, . payment. Ist, That the. Overseers and Hahne, New Ion ; and Mr. Crtsicksh .nk, Gosport. W. Thorneloe, Binriingham, baker, Dec. 5,6, i t fdl T h at' 90. at t h e give a proper rece p . 7, White Hart lon, Digheth, Birmin ham. Attornies,, Mr. The- , duced the minutes of the proceeding! mas. Hind-court, Fleet street ; and Mr. Prickett, Birmingham : ! Which the respective .rites constitur J. Macke* .*Plytnoutb, victualler. Dec. 4,3, 90, at the Ex• change. Plymouth. Anoraks, Mr. Kelly ; and Messrs. An- their demand were founded.; and ' 'tire. and Co. loner Temple. { deinanded by them was not,porrect. W. Bickerton, Oswestry, Shropshire. druggist, Dec. 5,6, 90, at the Talbot Inn, Chines, Worcestershire. Attornies, decided.that the Overseers Mere not Messrs. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn ; and Messrs. Price and duce any minutes of the proceedings Co. Worcester. Meeting, the signature of, the , twr C. W. F. Walker, Exeter, mercer. Dec. 4, 5. 30, at th e Ho. • tel Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Lamb and Co. Princes- Peace to the rate being a sufficient , street ; and Mr. Morthiser, Exeter. - 1 and with . respect to the amottot of H. Humphries, St. Bennett's-hill, wholesalddruggist, Nov. aggrieve d, 21, felt t h emsel ves 21, Dec. 3,30, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noticship, Gm. , cers' Hall, Poultry. : remedy in an appeal to the Sessior W. D. Taunton, Union.conrt, Broad-street, scrivener, Nov. now stood, if the Overseers should 21,28. Dec. 90, at Guildhall. Auornies, Messrs. Lamb and Co. Princes-street. rant of distress, the the Meglstrai R. Livie, Austin Friars, merchant, Nov. 21; 23, Dec. 30, at to grant it. . Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder and Co. Frederick's- , It was at length agreed to suspend place, Old wry. 1 T. Cox. Ship-alley, Weliclose-square, linen-draper, Nov. 21, ceedings till.tt meeting Shout(' have ' 28, Dec. sn, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lliu g ls•y, Charlotte- Court between the parties, when it street, Bedford-square. I ferences might be adjusted. W. S. Wright, Pottishead, Somedetshire, shopkeeper, Nog. 1 „. 20, 29, Dec, 30, at the Commercial Rooms Bristol. At. 1 pow-svntrr.—An infant boy, tonnes Messrs. Winter and Co. Bristol; and Messrs. Viznrd, ; o f age, west charged• with rehiring a and CO. Lincoln's Ina. ( 2 5, hatulkerchief. The charge was dea l W. Smith, Beerfetris, Devonshire, lime burner, Nov. ly mother was stated to have encouraged thieving. He belongs to what is cat' gang, who live day and night or C, ‘d he' ,ovent-gsrden, and gain their exist --ewo-- I the process of the .gas manufactory. There was a ! ---- . eN w-Coort,Swlthites-hriv, Immhard-street. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 18. , constant effusion of apparently deleterious matter, j J. surr, pleb firdhoro, h .herilik,her, Nov. 25, Dec. 9,30, at' The child was sent to St. Maigaret' THE KITMG V. TIIE INHABITANTS Of AcIIIIT. t but could not say what these were, not having access i Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Osloddeston, Loudon-street, Fen- . which parish he belongs, with a; March-street. 21, , , his mother, who resides in St. Anue's-lerse This W 34 an nepeal against an Older of Sessions, •to the interior. When the effluvia was abroad, he 1 W. Quarterfinal°. - Gallstone, Surrey, farmer, Nov. settling a female pauper in the parish of Ashby, un.. could not open his windows; and the smell proved i fete. Am pisildhall. Attorney, Air. Pearson, Staple Inn. I to be allowed to take him out. tier the. for ouing circumstances:- 'exceedingly injurious to his appetite and that of his 1 S ' 13"111"1' Bronghton-linckett, WorceLtershire, lime- , .turner, Nov. 19, Dec. 4.50. at the flare and Hounds Inn, Bed- ' The pauper had hired herself as a servant in Ash. •wife, who had been affected with a dreadful cough , wardine. Worcestershire. Attornies, Messrs. Caritalcs ;,uti Co. On SaturdCat?Ck2orEnYi ng Sl 3 , D T R h TS O LI I I - by lint ish fel fifty one weeks, and for her service in consequence. His own lungs were hurt, and there ; Holborn-court, Gray's last ; and Mr. Saund e rs, Sidtutry, Wor brought to the Office, charged with a gun, and threatentwo ing *to watchmen of shoot I was to receive ten guineas and a half. At the ex. was a certain nausea produced upon the stomach. A c " . 1 1. marei'myre. Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 14, 15, 30. at the Robert Candor, piration of the tine she received her wages, and then taste was also continually in his mouth, like 5t31.1 Gcorge Inn, Liverpool. Attorives, Mr. Denison, Liv e rpool ; o f I an , il . %,.. i s:l h . ti e r t s k t int r o a n and Co. 13, 14 30 Clement's, early on Saturday morning. agreed to cooing:o one week longer with her mistress, phureous acid. There was an immense quantity dered to find bail. for which she received one shilling, and at the end of smoke proceeding from excessive large fires, and 1 illt• Cattle Inn, Preston. Attorni'cs, Mr. 1' lii t rtit'endale, Gr'eat at WOBSIIIP-STREET.-Mr.M. Foster She week cLe egaie hired herself for fifty-one weeks. when these appeared to be at work, he was compelled ; Queen-street, Lincoln Inn-fields ; Vesrs. Janson and Co, i 111C11 a te lui rg er and pi t i lr lic fl o tat•hliutrt, Preston. _, ;to an information preferred by the ironmonger, Nov. 2.. 3`, Dec. 30, Afterwards becoming ..ha , geahle, the Justices in Sec- to close up his doors and windows. Could • compare 1 sinus tlec'ded, trat she had obtained, by her service, a the nuisance to nothing but the bilge water of ft ship, ; Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunt. surrey-street. Strand. at of the district, chi grog him with et settlement in Ashby parish. Against this decision though the stench from the gas was infinitely more D ec. . W. Barber, 1:v -lane, Mr. IiII9SCO and Son, feet three inches beyond the line ol Newrste-street, painter, Nov*. 25, iNts. 86, in the Curtain-roid, wl ..• the inhabitants of Ashby, appen'ed. , excessive. Thinks the eell - be 4 increased sin the 1 .' r , to . 2 ' 30. at " u adhull• Attorney , n -court, Aidersgatesstreet. - and the principal part of the trot Mr.lt Es Dee was now he-Id in support of the ! erection of the new building; wit Compelled to move I W. Jamiesoo Tottenham court-road, baker, Nov. 21, Dec. ,at Guildh all. Attorney, Mr. Cunningham, Frith-street, of wooden materials, instead of a order of Sessioes„ and conteoded that the continua- his larder from the yard to the Upper part of his I L e r lion of the pauper a week it. service after the ex pi- house, on the eastern side; es he discovered that by. I J. i'oynton, Sheffield, silver-plater, Dec. 5,6, SO, at the house t nine inches thick, as specified in LI MARLBOROUGII.STREET.-SIM ration of - the (if. v.one weeks, completed her year's : leaving it exposed tit the vapour from -the gas, the 1 4 of M. Henley, Sheffield. Anomie., Mr. Brookfield, She ffi eld; service, anti coined her a settlement in Ashby parish. ! victuals became pulthi ; had given notice to leave his . "1.: I -1 T e rt 5 0 . r . , 11 117.7.7, 1 : d t . i"„ . fftetilla: csit,rrene!riemer, Nov,s, Dec. Brow" was charged before the with stealing in the shop of Mr. T. Lord Ker.renonoueu--gi No. The, question is house, but to time present'moment could not procure 2, 30, at y Guitclltall. Attorney, Mr. Ruben, Ilar`e:Co.urt,Tern street, Manchester.square, linen-draper, not whether her one week and fifty-one weeks I a situation to suit him-would not 'remain an hoof in I Pie make a year, but whether fifty-tWQ weeks make a I that quarter if he could remove with any possiblecon. i ' 29 4 ' 3 1 ;:l e e r t . 3 ;:g e "r a r t e Ltr„ f i ci a : i e r f or ' it,sapjrniZlifialc,,t:74:l7. muslin. Committed for trial. year ? P:fiy- two weeks do not make a year, and, : venience-:-never knew of the least step being taken . Staffordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts and Cu. Gray's In n-' MANSIoN-non ce . -Peter Dolan, consequently, such a service does not give a settle. 'to abate th e . nuisance ; until the indictment was pre. ' S q uare : ployed in the copper factory of MI J. Gomm, Buckland Common, Backs , timber-merchant, Nov.. meth, ". forted against the Defendants. . 25, Dee. 2,3 Q, at Guildholl. Attorney, Mr. Finn's, Hart- Houndsditch, was' charged with Air. Jublie'' BAILEY- 44 There are but 36-1 days William Snozell resides in Dorset.stfeet, his house street. Bloomsbury. sank, of an atrocious nature, upo, J. C. Crow, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. mill e r, N o s. 21, servan t to a ne i g hb our i ng pu bli c- h t in filty.te 0 weeks, anti 365 day s 6 hours and 49 ; is only divided by a wall from the gas manufactory. i es, • minutes in a year, and unless the whole of the lat. I From Februatfto May last, the most offensive smell ' lane. Dec. 30, at Guildb4ll. Attorney, Mr. larlow, Chancery that the latter flag gone 'into the ter lime is included in the contract, no settlement was expel imiced by himself and family ; and so great i J. Goocichild, sen. and J. Goodrbild. jun. Pillion, Durham,! Williams, on Friday evening, wht : n e i tto h w nix; .Durham, 5, le, 29Mr.:1te l i t' a id i , , zr sto la s i l n. s tlishop z W i car. can be obtained by servitude. was the stench, that he has frequently been obliged A Corning' a t!some time in conversation, and who Lord ELLENSOROUOII.-" The question is purely to quit his dinner in one room, and • have tire table : and Mr. Thompson, Bi , hop.Wearmonth. Ymunu nu ' : ing, with the men. In the course , arithmetical, and the SessionsJ. Geldie, taivrence-Pmenmey-bill, c annon - s t reet , mesc h ant , :however, some wor d s ar is se betweenons in Warwick will i n i laid in another. it was e q ua lly offensive by night as I a llov., future know the difference between a contract for I by day, and subsequent to, as before the new build. , Dec. tt , 3 tt• at “aildllatt- Attatalest Messrs. Knight . Prisoner, who proceeded - to punish 1 - ' I and Co. G Bustngliall-street. I fifty -Iwo weeks, and a contract for a year." 1 ing was. raised. Thinks, however, it was a little J.:lnd 11. Burman, Birmingham, drapers, Dec. 1, 2. 30, at' itijoke. In earnest, however, It in. • the Stork Tavern, Birmingh am . An .rnies, Mr. MR, New i the Prosecutor towards his bend Rule for discharging the order of Session wa s diminished of late. I n thi c k weat h er it we e . Boswell-court, Lincoln's limo; and Mr. Likington, Harming - thin made absolute. tolerable, and instanced the late . Lord Mayor's clay, bans. : hold of his right heed, he forced it as being exceedingly offeesiee and distressing to M. Thomas, Plymouth Dock, merchant, Dec. 5,7, SO. at.: large copper shears, and cut his 1 . . Weatieyts Hotel, Plymouth Dock, Atternies. Memrs. Car- i inhabitants and passengers.these wera mutilated in a most threat dales and Co. Gray's Inn; and Mr. Simmons, St. Misted, . Thomas FAlgely is a coal-merchant, and has a C ornwa ll. ' .it became necessary to obtain surgh wharf adjoining the gas light manufactory, and from W. Loft, senee-place, Kent-road, dealer, Nov. V, 28, Piisoittir, ;otitis defence, protested which there is a constant stench. This arises Dec. 30, at Guildhall. Atto rnies , Messts. Ito and S on , Pin' . Manchester-baildtort, Westrnmster, m to any mischievous ;mention, but a 4 eipally from the liquor which is let off in the drains, I DIVIDENDS . . he had committed the SO 'and WO Dec. Id and runs beneath his cou n ti n g -h ou s e i n t o th e Th ames . • ,J. Quick, Tiverton, ' De vonshire, linen-draper- $ merely by a bit if lark, eadbeing The effluvia about the concern causes a -smell, and Dec. 11, J. mid It. Bra 5114 W, Lal:VaSit•l'. t::lloW.Chandf. , ri..... The Prisoner tt as fully coraimitte , ch.,.;is it,_e i)e a 7 d lt, 6 ..Br y nds A hsu l ., , a n d J. B ly inder, Lancaster. tuer evtlial-r Ig. : ,gives a sort of taste like copper to the mouth, seizes upon the palate, and destroys the appetite for a time. -Dec. 9, A. 'White. Alderinan a t:t is tr . v. t ! a r) r ‘ ii i i i r l4ll ll l e i c'. Never remembers to smell any thing so offensive in purvey, Witham. Essex, and J. W. Harvey, flatllczh-hall,. his life; even the coal-heavers complain and are lisec'e.riebt:ll).kW,;:l, •i . thr 9 l;_ g i . le St i one rc , h fitibrey, Barks, , t*,.:•tacr sickebed by it. Believes ft to be no easy matter to Doweateerin, wine•mrschuntlgc. I 6 3 , nt 1 7- I! :. r u nCCCesn l v . , Q r f;t K `C i lit 66 turn a alai-heater's elomach.” Had often c ' em . 'street, Cheapside, stationer-Dec. 2.3. It. Padfield: Onrney. 4 S , la re d e e t , Soasersetshire, miller-Nov. 2ff, .1. Jackson, Dean plained as if affected by verdigrease in his mouth, and souttetare, coal-merchant-Dee. 9, J. Gate . Fleet on indescribable nausea upon his stomach. Several street, pastry-conk-Dec. 5, W. Stokel oid O ti ld ro H ad rn - afl ur - t s v tr t ;: t t i , m 7: r e r r . - persons had threatened to desert his wharf in conse- T. Lat i metii:ld arl fl? c os h :r at e/I; rrts ee 'l l / 9 ec' T a !ii li ne lr t ua T ri ‘ l. l t at' , quence of the nuisance; and persons on besioess merchant- Dec. l6. tr:eet,lllottm . shuty-squarc, aid tone, t allow-enandler a hne.nulicor, also iivi4 . in . - De es-hiuleletle:-2.• were afraid to come there . William Stewart is ruza it : liolo v er4 tat 4 j uc t r re, miller-Dec. 11, .Crown - court : has been eonsidereblyonnoyed since G. Uid . deli, Her • February last, from the effects of the et's Menu.. CERTIFICATES-Dec. 9. - factory. There was a constant flatlet's smell, of a J. Ntible,. Bocklershitry, merebant-R. Shepherd, Rrldpart; sulphureous nature, Which made himself .and his fa- Dorsetsbire, victualler-T. Higgins, idrre. Wiltshire, victual mil y very p unwell. His complaint was a sickneea its Levy. Boerne ,Limmeolmoimire, ;seller-J . Earl., Qz lbPrri-dgje, shopkeeper-It. %riot, Platform. - ltotherhithe..Sur. We stomach, accompintied With.. cnegh,; which tic. xeou-1. Stromihen Austin:friars, iherchant-rl. (Matson, Ctmn,. casionally seized hie, and lasted abowt half an hour. den-town, „ietnallmtQ i t r....r. e Gret 3 vcs,l'inner76-ball, merchant-S. Mr. PURNEY was procceediug to calf other Wit- J. nit i etip a r l iug l !eardrit47:Liue " -cross "a , n ta if il .s. or ie-( i r Ze d . einsiii,nit:.tua-n -ehester, linen-draper-K. Maley. nesses, when Mr. POOLEY, on the part of the Dee New ktondAmreemonilliner, fend:nes, roje apd plsekverl a that after hearing such a ' PA RTN F.RSHIPS DIsSoI.VED. IV. Marshall T. Wcatberhead , Walsall, Sta ff ordshire, body of evidence from the Most restsectahle b mourn r ell. • onfr .,_ anc B. • Bryan:, 11 ,,,, k5, stam"men,,G. LlTSCAT4sTnnettv IN WELL-sTi Out the whole lar Saturday end hish continufd to be removed fro' Ste. .Coustadt, Kith unconising lower p art of the building, however destroyed, Was approached, .the broke forth, ilia It became necessre' engines in constant play. Not a of the machinery, br of this,part on expected to be saved. N o t on e of dusts tnissing tea, op to a late boo traced . ; bill The cellar; in which it . main,' hove not yet boom appreachn posed, however, that being near to . the time of the explosion; •their remain been consumed by the fire which . quarter.. The multitude that docked the ruins was immensP, and it wax peace officers and engine-men kept LONfinV : Printed • i d PlihtiANl toil D. 1.0 .ert. STATI11131•14 ()Erica, M. 4,3.11trA0 I.) ftt'r!-:!.• ---~ - e t o.i• ..5. .. LAW INTE COURT OF Cll A SCF.RY. Nov. 18. • aolanwooo, IN TUE MATTER 911 , RICKARD, A MMES.' NU PT. . In this rase, Mr. LcAcu, Mr. DOIVIIIIPWW., and Mr. W writERAL, were heard for the ditor and two of the assignees. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY replied. The Loan CUANCELLOIL observed, that he would compare t i.e affidavits with the proceedings under tha commission. He would wish to be informed who wero the , persons who signed. the bankrupt's certifi cate, tind also what were the state of the bankrupt's effects in the hoods of the assignees. Judgment postponed. A RACE FOR A DOCKET. Mr. Bum. stated, that this morning Mr. Monte• gn's client left the piper 4 and fees necessary at the Httkrupt office to haven docket entered; in a short time efterwerals his (Mr. Bell's) client went to the 'Acre with his papers and fees, to have the docket cute:oil ; on st.archhtig the book there was no pre vious oi.e entitled. The Act of Parliament directed that no docket stall be struck, except between the hours of ten end three in the fotenoon, and eight and . ten. in the e‘entitg, and that it is net to be considered a docket sold entered in the docket-hook. The question was, which of those gentlemen were en titled to it ? • Mr. NIONTICII said,- there was no blame to be attached to the office.. His client went at ten o'clock, and loft his papers and. fees; the officer being in a harry, did not immediately enter it. Then came Mr, Bell's client, in-hatf an hoar afterwards, puling, and blowing, after a hard ,race, and finals be had lost the day; but benui.rtetermitied. although he hail been outrun, he would not be outwitted, he searches the, docket-book, finds it not entered, determine* on an other race, and comes down to his Learued Friiud to make this extraordinary motion. The. LORD CH INcer•Lott- If you run first, Mr. Montagu, nod gain the winning -punt, I, as umpire, must rise it in your favour. The order of practice must be altered. The person at the office is to biame, fur he ought to hav,e entered it into the docket-hook immediately, otherwise he would be at liberty to, docket the second instead of the first." Mr. 13cr.r.—', .I)nes sot your Lordship think they ought to draw lots tor the.preference?" The Loop CIIANCELLOIt.--" When the order of Court was made, it was supposed the clerk would docket, on basing the necessary papers, immediately. I do not understand that business of drawing lots.— This application ought not to have been made. Let the enter from henceforth be, that when the papers are left at the office, the person leaving them make a minute, which shall be signed by him and the clerk iu the office, as to the hour, &C. Mr. BELL—" The clerk says h,e .was 5o much berried that he had not time to enter it." The Lotto CHANCELLOR- 1 . 6 I must make clerks know. that they must not be in such a harryi and find time for the discharge of their duty. Application dismissed. • ".... W. MatthOW, W. Turd, R. Barton. Croydon. Surrey, rnaeb.r mastess-0. Uhlendorif and J. C. biertens; Bell.lape, stoi c _ ' lields."suittr-re6tiers— V. Chards and M. l'hoirms, .Siiiiderlind. Durham, kaberd:whers—R. Law and T. Perks, Bri,lo!, irim. rall..gers—.l. Cuattry. .1. C. ihiwni., nod J. I iundr, jun. Sad, I tort, merchants—F'. Po busier and J. P. Ilnilgsttn, Corp erac i oe. ruw, Clerkettwell, distillers—J. and M. Tay or and C. S. i'd. mer, Sheffield, madafarturent —C. and E. Pinehatn, and c . chap,nad. Charing-giros, tea-dealers—T.Bull aid J. Kn ott, l'onsmouth, grocers —J., 11., stud C. l in 'insys, and W. It, Oir er, SandYford,Stailbrdifire.eartheuware-it itlacturers—T.A.l,ack and J. C. H. Itenners, Great St. Helen's —.I. and J. Nieek. Crip ptegate, currierg—J. Parsons and .I. Ilan kin!, Hlgli- vtr i vi Borough, seed,men —CI. Brockes and 1% C. C, u r i o l . Li hl4 rit, : brewers—S. Ferreday, 11. iliekley, and R. Squib, 11,1, , ,, a Staftnrdshirk, ironmaibters;—T. Sinimmids ani H. Sbirer m„i d .'. Mane, wine-merchants—H. Borrudaile, 1). Gordan, G. !li tchi . and T. Todd, f)eptrmd, in the business of repufri ng .,h; l „_i , li v ,„ n k e d. Jun. pall iagkaus Quuy. and W. Esershed, Cititain td. Surrey, timber-nierehants--I'. Caught aad 'f. Bennet., Las house-hole, ship-breakers. The Averace Price of SU.GAIt, for the 15, is 594.1. W. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of FAGI.A quarter. from the Returns, ending Nbv. . Wheat. I Rye. t Barlei. I Oats. I Beans s. d. I. d. i. d. s. 4. 56 4 25 5 28 2 21 9 d. ( • t i:• I" r zi and R. smith, Khan,' 11. Sbever, ?chi' D. Gordon, G. of repttrin z W. Evvrshed,C ii i ininti aid 'f. itenuri., La c : the Week, ending No s , .A and WALLS, V. II : pet Beans I Poise ° atm 11 34 6 135 s , 27 4. of considerable im. /anal Company and sole on before Mr. e Magistrates at this not Comptity barring s of the Poor of Ro. lam. due from the :'Rates, end to thew ruld 'not haste against decline payment.... he pail of the Coro. a Which they refused leers bad refused to Ist they had not pro. dingo in Vestry on itutiug the whole of I idly, That firearm mt. The Magistrates not bound to pro. ings it .the Vestry two Justices of the it confirmation of it; of the rate; if the leved, they bad their ;ions. As the case Id Wits for a war. testes) were booed lend all further pro. e takfn place oot of it wee hoped all dif. about eight years • a Gentleman of his lowly proved. Bit raged him in acts of ailed Little Betty's. Rider the Piazza of keener , by pilfering. Pt's Workhouse, to in instruction, that noe's-lao4 was sat • MEN. nor Dowker was hieing armed 'silk Ralph Mine nod if the parish of it. ruing. He was or- . tier Lynch appeared to Surveyor.geoeral erecting a building, Sr rhich projected two of the other Louses, au int was constructed co mt brick wall, at Mall itq the statute. er onset !NO.—Sarah or RI Sitting Magistrate the C. Brook, of Duke- si., for draper, a piece of s a workman es. try Mr. Williams, is th e committing an as. Pr lon John Smith, $ Ha gnu rouse. It appeared sad workshop of Mr. sob ater rhere he remained Lag what is called !ask. - Th 4 Veit R of his amusement, Ia weeny him and as * de, sh him, as he said, seems, he dragged epic row :h, and having pt ear it between a paled s' F and fingers ! Three of taw , adful manner, snil irsl assistance. din ) lls. (I Lis isroceore /writ into , a ,s ek s r . to ini n i l l e h ti t g e erl d Rua Uent e lather fn sh. hou,. st *tl for trial. to ;sill la j 4es ug er .--Tilrob• Tn ,•esterilay, the r&' ksty, om ti .o premises of Tit* iiidustry. As tIIP and sorr e l 'Pr, which woo i; r :! St. p vet unsubdued fir' 1 , 6„, 1 flail , wiry to keep tx 23 t i m b er , therefore. 114 r, rf the building, it /9.„.. f Area r the three I, A or last night, bees efia„,, is hoped they re" allow iched.. ft is st'il• to,muCet4 n the etteghinery to pre remains mei. h" Metal /dr. still burns its t ed yesterrlsy !r) , with die:amity t:' aai it order.' elo r *moo • n. I.c, v. cr t.. 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