The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

' • 4 eis i o s egh !afterwards to make a will. e itsic.et.law, the Defendant the ithlrfepyliold propettyi , Under. s twesrearroved . t hat- tire dtterty i isith, Blickbern for urge i{ It wee . also pried, that of .. ' ..,,a rod•hiti Oen tio n iff yea itilier4 sti 'ilteileityea in the will. . The pastel pine the incompetency wits a 111114 'tibia half attended him. Hit rime. • gris incompetent was, that chip Ay. *Ws he iteporfecti - this so keauti: - .-ap giq•u direct so. Wes nit rational. • i lanithorain sub a ver - lis test of rationality.eseilei4he' Jtokarlott intElkte:‘Wilrls, Affifitiff, - in4nite, thei r Ase.lafferded ender the esotmoni.l Creit A . Who frith Mr. 'Walker eif 4r. Cimititil for the..Daeadant. .. v for • peer sttendeece?-..-(After'* :litre Wright. ':. • '' into. yea" Anoka of that pert „ ; ed ratiocination was here given ' could be tie* 0.44 . 'if' ' ' . Waited . I I,air., rl ave 'no 'lnto tati.l , m4ty Lortii . when sayee. - It# l ,' iii,e 40 ii?giffer if 'ail!, &c. • 1 _ , - liege sot looked, then v ittel ? - .:-Ttabyrlare'Velloced.. • ' ' . ) * -- r-', . 1 i -..1. >4lllro "iq.kklisti l itakAtir Woce4l.Al4 lll , ?.-When they havebreeitaeonlii, *ffi leiced' ' *- a - . _ -.:4:-.4re - tlui. in. istritoisce,. or' , they %. _ -Lijo,' - iity • 'loaf* .they -ere :rot -'be Causit , -. " •• '. • Mr. Justice iiiiiett....4b, very well, f warat-no 1 mere. • - i Mr. Caoss.—When 44 yrio'reNee.Yairr.Patieiii —Whets did. I reduce my. patient ? • -.-- Mr enoss..=Yes, Ant ie My Ittestion t .whiel'yee echo in ieryaliitinct yoatinence, instead of giving a direct answer. . Can you 'give-a - rational unsure to thattAiiirsiiiin . ?N4rlcannet. ' •' -- •'. Mr.. Caoss.—Very . well, Sir. • . ... BefOre this witness had been called, Mr. Justice Bay ley Tiaa'clea,r)y.tAti s ht the action would fa it, and Mr.. Scarlett had eelied • Dr. Loyne into the hot . merely io.shop . r otaite the strength of his Case. Mr: Scariest pop ternod rennd to his Lordship to give up thetas'. • • - • Mr..Yestice BA IfLE.If (to the Jury)—Mr. Scarlett won't treat y.oe, Gentlemen. . .. The Fostistko.-I ' wish he had ' distrusted >us sooner. Mr. SCARLETT —When. we can recover those re duced acclonta, nett come again. . . . Mr. Justice Bovi.se.—Yee, when you can .raise the dead; you- May hope ~to•be successful in inch a Cause. . ~. ' .' Secood.Justireke.- , -This werea case otter for the keening Of thelaasitet than Pot the end of them. • se •- • Adjourned . at mama o'clock till seven o'clock to morrow morning. :......-‘,. .. • • • -. Jelian heetc'eiPiititi Ibat all the ceases could have been gone thrOugh :to!day, bet the three last Matt; occupied so itiatliiltinte, it was necessary to Pet.,oe4oer or hie :canes till to-morrow, flence 'thweatly hoer flied for.meeting to-morrow morniug. , • BSS-kX sagilliZES. • . ! • . .•• . , . • . ~.. , ... CH ELMS VIAND, Jail' 24. .... ,' . - Youailoalwaion. . . '•-This' ode, which `Wei:antecOtad 'trial , listed 12 hoots, beginning on Theredsy -Morning, and at aboat i tWo the subseleent mornisg the Court ed. jsietlied'Op4eight t i!hin : II 4 1 .01 tOOPPOd t end can tinned .until three o'clock wi:Friday. -it was a Illit• golir coos 'frouiribe ;remarkable conteadictiOn of the nifeeises--tte one /tde ' Ao prove. 0464 in ques tion an ancient navigable stream, and the others teat it was e common pasaige across for hay-carts. The form of the action was s cberge by the Plaintiff, who is oeittPier of O' mill, called Abbey Mill, it Strat ford, against the Defendant for deepening and widen- Inge ditdh, called 'Miler's Ditch, and diveitini the Water frdin his Will Streaht. The Defendant; by his eittlende, attempted to justify 'this act 1)y asserting thatit was en sneliiii bliigtable stream; and thst lie merely removed the accretions of the 'mud aid ob stractioes-which had been sallere'dioirfiw op. As jt ' . ii' riot tiOt possible, within ihellifiiit es :gestapo per' repots, to go tht6ugiiAll'tlt i e'ditliis of the eeldence, 'sod as the 'abalones maybe shindy:told, 'kills 'folfoites :--;- . , The river Lae , in its progress to 'the Tbsifee,. be.' sides the main stream eied i fisr . nailgetion, iabPrtide, IC Itselflidia'svailler streams , aittiCh ran paratfel With' iirikother t arid'aimetiates approach ievy 1414 each. othei'a Criers... War Sttoiford are two Of 'lline Miner stiesina, tile aria called'eltannetan-ther, on' ilactt . tbe v Piiintiffis Mil - ris elfaieted; and on thelieniti 'of Whkii ?he Defendant hai a 'Whoa; the Ofheris: 'Called . 'Waterworks:river, en'sitilits Oita Initial' other hilt!:: ' Vile ' list codiaanieites with ' the 'Berge-river; Or neitgable 'stream. ''BOtta 'the 'Water it fka.riveri "and• the Chanuelsea ire formed by the rob-diAdink or ti Weill 'called the TainPleViWstreaaa. ' 'After the, streatislaisf passed ildnitgh the l'itiaPle Mtn, it di.' trldisltitis 'tete, the Charineises and Visteie nth's: - treet4;4okial'esti''tsiiity . 'pefsjiri; And *rtes ihott way iiiiiiir •Biii Piiiist 0 dhVonlbottei's Oita; runs 'atraltstroiktbione Ili thelather,:ik ., i the point Of dial isioti 'Cift the wattle lit 445 , ancient pier, ciriefelly ' iiimiiiiif 1 4ttle - tise siiiierit,:inteetlqn, .• ; •01 Hie. • strig4 . O iiiiiteitt, tolistiibute the WalerAiiilY 'be fireek . he two streams. s A The 'Defendant; e ietth" .. ii fled' of iithig 'the trOuble of hiviatieithitt'irmirj;es.ip Ae'l l ,4loiWorkelriter, teanittlie tioNCllge teen .°411 40 14i 'itOk "Il i . `gfilitiaig,ritliettAtel,fivid liiifis 'si • i6iii - i - olituatt4irois tiatittiesiyinititi•• 1 'oo6.,4iiittoistwicao;',Hitihdoihi . ililith - trO. otfitirged;l,kat .7'04, t' ..it!l i iit itio Wit.'-' lh t ittei, la .. iiiiitAr•itis - niiimi"eia: Pbeer'sif t iltrialltby' - one-thieroll irdi to -pra,firtiiiiiicient state of th 7 - 6iiiiiiies 4 vitir- ehntid,' ',A be. trtatlyi itlitt4ilviii hit) to'ittopsObesi 'Arai iotri - oie . fikrelbetival‘n Athirst .4'ibloayltvowlii isnidlidttifii • fiu#i arse It ; that -Iff eleteilatteveltitiet , ' the bottom ; that it was fail some. JoatltegAt . LWT • liiieged;i th e Pleisk 'bh '0$10e; It • liditifillitivAMetrrisit Cogrt.:'' 'We Wateirtiri l lii=i4 'lllr. 4 olVdin'lrdtiellifd-iiitlkititi •alliete 'Witt consequent!, lei riitl cafe lirefeiarinfeAf."' " 1- • • ' • ' least. In ordeilir ' doe A*Olw a iitric4k l e. Ure*. "dittbOrleeet litibe.bfeektiteni;Putlepetidid ojn. renteolP‘Pe tßatir 'do theirititiPY iiiiti:lbfJohlf lelVidiiiriWiti 410. rtme,.'ilif Saial its 111144=Vairkdf tit Irl4 l ' etteigirtd, }Wing tlawils rlltat‘ that• IP PlidtftWititfillAinitWo. i it s end walked oiei Very. Tbel treetti . Okti l whether be bad retained I and bad water at tlit I. should prove the 414%0141. neglecting to snake the. j pnepernertries•brt be fickete_which were delivered by the pest•buys at tbatteegrel gates by which they left 'eck. Those tkkets,wern required cos the very par. mese of providing this check. The Comptissioners of .41temps held p complete controol, everActious of this need, not only becalsictheir consent wes necessary, ,bet *valise .they.nonld atop any ection when they tboeght proper. „The,,Defandani in this case applied to them for that purpose, and they bid offered. to ',dap it iChuitaid 251. and costs ; , this he had refused. Ale did set know what the Defendant could rely *pp°, .71411V1S told that it had bees said that • York Jeri : would sever find a verdiciegetept a, neighbour Antl i case,kikutois i . it was a popper thing, to. kind to i neighhour,Ast in. this case they were not, eg liberty ,to l oheer.iliOdness,;. tlry mess give. a verdigt „Swan their oaths according to the .evidenee "Ash he sahhrltJ , kir Aerete them. Ot h *lderstip. we,. Coon Agel.itithilhitn. • • .:Tits„ entsies ,and the. tickets .were then produced. .T 4 lte omissions had been :admitted by f; fridge's 404 d-writing to ihiaccoopts., 'and, gy : th9 which there wes noettempt to'chsllenge. Sasjaint Hut.t.ocn took an objection that the deed ‘4lf . Wasp to Abu Rldintiffs mensioned **di. Yo rk - .odre; l read live Defendant livid in die ...ciipsey of the itlty wf York.. • • •". bin Josue Bnirtsortitotialtt the eity.ii gaioil(sund Se Yorkshire in. this instance. "If 1 were. week . 'void theieverkil counties le England, you wosilkoni /11Seetion the county of thetesrof Iforkt" . Serjearit Ilvit.coot;# 66 •My4Jort4 , I. should -then •mit a coutity,abei_is Serjeant HULLOCK . ss the.inafipineet ingenious and powerful address to - Jury. It was not proved to Ahem thot the ltorsesiNd gone through. At the *angst 11, only Callen intblich avOnier 'error is no Qiiii•Coefd always avoid. I Trjuit'sidli J lAkr it IT 'refute o , r neglect to *Piet litirWtet, Itc." 'rfor sisal iffencf." . They irbl,fiff oh. 'serve the '&o' 4 ' Offence:" :Could tWtlir con. sciences sit t kiiiitNir. Eilricile . liabfeitiultiy 2 Of an offence? strike ;vas 'isn'otfence, hiye 'struck ivilfillyend mill, •ciertily l SOPpOie 'he shoUld iccidlintaily strike to through, may l e? ettalc all Ail an '4)440 " 'Serjeant_llut.LOCK.llly lord, I Wave* aright to insinment upon the actin the Jury. •Mr.ltistice ;lust rhsve a right to • challenge you, for iadieislng them :epee the law of the case. 'Serjeant Lord, It is not the taW,'. but a goeition of fict,'wbether • the Defendant bit *committed the iftenCe stated in the Act, and to decide' iltattkitepion the offence misit he held distinct ly in view. Vlai i meir.-Yei yes.. but you Ire' that eninientional neglect is not an offence,. Atilt'', ,baps the Very thing constitoied an offence - 4 isltitele; fOr Intentionil. neglect 'wold be fraud, livid come within the Acc'saltif.b itiginsea a penalty of 401. tit, go on.i• `Serieeit •1161.coti proceeded with increased gni. earnestness.` If he Defendant lad paid . 'di 25). demanded; bihad*FOhiented to an act of .es cjiAttAi. 'lf was 'bot','s taiiset • find iake. TRi Jdvy tOotild'isittliteiefore Ind him liable' to pay 101. ler "eviry . 3s sd. They • would With him that this was 'niti of the Most semi- oppriaiiie,andscandilot , sectfonse4er brought into critirt. ITe•seld one, 'became there were three i. otliet. actions Ofihi'einsikied brotight they Would' prosietile, if 'uhfortenat iti s, —__ —ey - 7 .,_- ci,otely tbe Jorfeliooldkirrti i liddiv a eerdict tidy.. - Bit they .v old notliive av e ' 'tor: their. -Tlfey'sionld egibe, '444th Win; i hit 'fiat' h.in'eitly ivrid'cdhielentiossly the ....... - . Defendsn't was entitledto their verdict. Mr. Dynes iiii : Oiii - biel,with titin. l'tlr. JoStic, BiiiLiiii suipitiiiii:4ogrest length. 11 salfrith 0,.4: 4iatifit aid iliavnees. • Tliey ciirld not enterta4e_doill# : at: leeiitlis to , rciaF4of iho'seveti ins.i? - klit., 7,1 r 'l;ieriOititirke itr4lloi . blalvir'o4e. t li et oiriff l4 eY b s .Pir i- ! 0 * 7• . :. ' t • '4): t- P r llli eda l idi kt i4rned t' S M ° 141 */ a .(0 11 0... • - lA#4Lo4ififitt!•" •• ..' . _ .- I ) , klyie_lo_,l: 9 _4ltfp_rtja3lt. : - it Jentkitich: 1 • . "- p' -yt3~r+~ ~ • . ~,-: \ • - . . . • •• • -. • . .. , „ . .. . ' ' . .. . • .1l: , .... • • . , . . • „ . • -, . . , . .... ,„ . -,.-, ' •• ' ......%‘. .416. , • . - , . - -.....:.`c... - - v - • _, - - if .. i MAX ..isSigE4', Jim K 23. Or rem:mooed sense ef l o s wi . - . . Ili 'Plaintiff was the ha . • • •' 7 . 7 . „, • - ' ._,„ . legate* of corn of Min , . %tit Cowls:at t h e trat•woar. No taw et B aron wettl i,,, D i tte g k e t pd s : • i t , • lic-iraPnitsfmlw4fild. .. 0 !1 0( 14 r• 1 I *--4.•;*htr'' Ilium Vilii`blittit i titkliP 11 1 V. ; .. . . .11trion, tbe.ll44otit in thg only Special:Jury nand to t r od.it 4a.satoe ..titno .. , ..be tried way sensidied.. • - • '•- . 8 nd.-scgskted.• Set .It Before Vir• c lalliga V ATTAiI Hoegrins a young . Cliatlittetlad deCiare d . gra, was fiittri' entieftsf4O.3l. dawtagelkfrem. Wright, j•ii t 4likijoi ti oii,iptakiii • for hating got haeuarrosloirusibLetinto jail on sos, P it *t r ap wo n ., . .•: ' - Pick"' d i h Mf1a1 4 0,01.4011414*.i1at., 6° .°_,. in j ail Ptiifritol l lo ll 9.Vd• aboat'an hog( **metre sktuitga tesitmitteritili its Ma- sort .r isppoloi.fil ^ i • gistrate woo 'W F islat's eatk,, tz lkffapiatjhis previ. eetteme ti t tio e fa i vegy , , . - ous a r redr antkimprisonntyai that the gitunsges were t iiii t i t firit'ait t i j i lt t4 ti i. .... . .• .11 ,*. I. • .. Riven. She was tort in prisorriow‘his Magistrate's veers, therafAro be tens warrant 10 days, rind ihest.ilibereted, there being ..- /gig *limit gnaw 114 . , . .. ,•• JA.I , ; '. • .abi i tittli of *Write. to: innalglatakee. -. p osau • - a un i t i rr, (wow .. At one o'clock. ar. Jostiatr aamtaw •ptisosedad to. ima i v i siege . t wos • o f M r Ii Guildhall, sock slisonandtotail Ska l latissesgsallorinialal It t iprehifidi e t T c ji: Ivo, 'lt, •-•msr# R • . •-• °, •%. trials for the city. • • - ..,., • ' ••••••11114‘•0 14 4* . liiibko..sogsantest.ll4La . ~ . .. 4 tiiibt4P L W R. 04. 4.a Iti a mitt IS-, .r -- • •'. s om t agi t • 0 Mt ; c n itti, iv , . , ... .itiv e oaitt.ol4lll l -"hag 1 144440' i i .11: lkijiriOAq i;*.ii"e .w er e C , :1'44 Mainogs, are Itrie_pl-at tilt - gini t tioris usget . , we; pow you for in the districi inclu g Yeiirt i liki; • Alta PeNbdaat 1 .*• ili ti gy iSt Ireaons)-411 • sis this larn),0011 of Faitool,o pow, 44, 'York.. t 'lat' . 7,1 i1.. .. :.. ... .. i..c. ,., :.1 • I v .. , 1 *0 011 A!) liginlilht t0.41a 0 Ter44,P040 1 10• far ,even is ii ,l;a: o 77. 2 7 o ' et i . ..inlaallFaii/If omitting to.miks 04 1 4001 , 410 4 .1w00 0 t - ii i,-i i iwiliWa i t I t o it t i rt ,jno.bnekpf Rasl49 l los •Aih* 411. -. 1 44. 141 t41• 43 °' ( l i re I,t4 . :Usta *ii.44l,a' Aietweenis kaliffalaff .at 141 !7 Pd the, g n i, , ° ,„ f A°. jWas , beibili ties or so .. t st, 1817.. _Tltel,ll6w ; ,iernesA Pfu"i', 11l • A .'l.. for eenittiliim arittho;4lli .tour in4taiwg of, sof* irsoct.;. -- - ' ' - r .'- . fi r . . iiiiiii. , ;,,,;a ti -.. bp. ItLimli m Ortiat rtaintiu,s t .eajdaine4l haw the uestycemints ?. ..... t. .i. 1 . 1 . lkainiiffi fares till duties 'frtwak.. the,ilciksomissiOnets ' m g , : .. , ,,,- .. ,..7.:. tokots4. Ny,ukt as 1 10 ""Pl 0 4 / 03 Q 4 '.. -W h f P"'"Bti of 7 1 th ii .'", i °- *ea; redoiadio ashes i. pt; made ik asceloar I Al! - 1 .4 0 , PAYi nt 7 T- ° ---- c---n- c m fok•serfittri they - iirti vet itfrhAdrOlip„og. In this Cu. they did oat, charge fraud: Mr: „tilaiiCe *BA ii. iii that were charged, the penalty would be 601. He • in no a • are they not ?-14tr, a ...1._..t., _-_-- 1.. ...Lava. B.:: Anl oloPtinet mak. rho . ~" P . •1 ic•~ , r . -- ima"m"l"7 ll l.7.Tr — "tiabe times" at sometimes till tbsessarthes were overflowed. lilt thin ittwat riser itivicabbi fors barge diet all trotted: . tee send to use tbir 'Weldon Itt! It wield *A float tray; At nee- end: olitsintOl . wels optiltatt *ll 4410 k-bits and robbisit, - Make a load aireetftir the itst4erisrarbers they made bay. 0e the sdjoidhg,sem the bey ' tatted eqeit. ' • 4 - ' • • ' - Ti ogee( Ile Arviddiled tits MO Witt . , the Delenden Wad iteat . 'lo witsesset;.indigi inerrant titer gave was almost ail far beck; , Thet wave iiMitortinittei Persons. Working lathe adjoining. , teller grootidi; '4,14 many who had bees eneiently . prtoprietort of the strastufae torlis on the borders, 4 the • Chenttelsee:ritreil, and they gale instance* of • tiM-.fact of barges cotemotity. savigiting 'at spring 'Miler this Potter's Ditch; with leads et ID, Ib, tad :SO ithaldrons of coola at a . Nine, with freights if bricks,' tnekto use berges,'ead titet it had et all those ilerietia beats used . .as a natigible,' . • stream. • • It is elae:. not fest Nngrilar r tort the men of • science. • • were not less at variance in their evidence as to the Olfect • .pradeced by the alteratioa Of thg . ditcl&,apen tie PtAntiff's • Mr. thinkin Ind ititiperted - by Otfatits, fiteteilicid4dlt of epinnoh ` that - ienitter6fly injured, the . Plaivitiffes mill by drawilieo'ff hisbeed of water,- . end ilitoeplaionwes•suitperiteirtif the testittionyer . the Millets who worked at Iti4n111; they iist7 l47 ; • that the fact Ofa'loaet . .ittieefit till ittib' ct ante the ditch was open ed. • • • 7 - ' V A the other WailtifAl*4l3ofiet, Wicker, Mr. MiffingtOrr;, eitireth*r Alt .flifilrt4l4l,o)o.ol, Certain that cow •Plaintill'a'arilt; which erlitibtt; they sektoried by. many leaened masons or . ,satCrei.pitilesso`phy, Sod u fun the ptirere end . prOklefft erf'ss . ltO &Whiff. *the teechinlet, int) itiote:itho *te:psiii; were equally cerisiti[tbieelir ititOilief f. end that the world nor'iirlrite'-ffteree 'Seed to . do. At length; in ON Mast eTelkfeere being Ootitd, • Mr. Serjeen(4,tra detailed ,the subeta'netrsf whole by an analysis . ittihß t sfeeral last tit the law told the' Jury 04 t i the" . . 1 e' hid lieik n' petsetsion of the vratbi'fot.7tryeara,lota thereby tic; qairea I richt te r ik,eed . .. .ti t tietis harYitilcited ter's - Ditch, yet no oat ! ha ik'!ighe - iii.'oltrg, it in: Order to Makelliat tiatigathik:moic Cotemoilioutilf by doinglir tip ibjtirPil tbribilll;: • • The• Jury.' offer er Oft; itttimeritilliglititut a es[.' diet for the PlatetWL:piiiikleara-••4140' %. 1 1 #1! case for thi firktteire. Gurney; 'CitiWaiiii; itiliktaila is a rilrbi " telestri:. Marry*, .14”,), ard Venpro frjr tPII • A BUS g EXTE N TS I • ATI*. ii•':••-*** . • iiertior a. itoitiliiite;sltfiirtitia‘ "-• It will be -recollected leilifiihrist cite Wet tried at the tad' Allsises •I'Ot** . fitit s bottilisobeforsr Baron Whack • .vittilirdiiit; ithritiffors•tita nitk damages einhlritt :Of 111001 , : On that occasion, Mi:Serfriont l o4Obe4,withiwtrila i Was Mr. Marlyat Ind Mr. tiiiirtfillemendottilll'ilte Defendant's case *ilk gyi.ieiligisktityliteiloklenie. .lii Easter Verdi, the Deteisibints - iltrieeirafor i aow• trial, on the groundbf'an Oiled reitiii4totiori"Of' r the Learned Judge lad tstafreiiii*lsir'nrle was suidett lisp! ate.. Thelon* *it netii fittnigtirtiown for a second trial, ..!. •• • Mr. GunozY that:Ake .Plalpfig, by this action; -complained of 010 of...tbe Most grievehs in- juries, for which a man 000004' into a GOOrt of Justice to seek redress.. The Plaintiff . seeirleA at Thasted,_in this county, Waso farmer antiMeltater, a and had • wife and eight. children depending :upoe him for support. The Defendants, Musa. Mort. locks, were bankers it Cambridge and. it ilishop'o Stortford r and to their character. Of .bankirs they united that of Iteceivers•General•ef his flisjeaty's fazes fs thb county of Cambridge, .'for the &edit. charge of which office they gave secul-Ity to the-Crown to tint sthoent of 90,0001. The Plaintiff had banked with . the Defendants, and in the year 181510'had overdrawn his uccoutit% and becantetheir debtor to the amount . of about (1 or 7001. and they-were di. sinus of some security for their debt. The-Defend 'ants well knew the ciectimitastesof the tintea the kneW the depreciation of egriculturel properly,. owl they knew that at that time it - was impossible term men, however solvent he might be tit his Crean). stances, to -make his - prOpeity - available to 'satisfy present demands. The Plaintiff it . that tiiieltici con.. -sitlerable property ;he carr ied on witty *heaths -business as a farmer and a tiialtiffer, lad Mita!! tended estates, 'upon which there wit:theirtrliwill•mOrtgegito of 3001 'ln crinseguenci.Of an'itOfeattotratideley .Ette liifendrita to tbeiPlAl,htiS , Religtied an igr sent, Whertlie he ordairtdoitit!stie theta ibeedica ;Motigelge, to secure. -heir "deist„ dpnn has.' and other proper ty..To carry this UrteStent kilt ON -feet ' 'CIAO **meld bkoestiti I ytte liCEefried. it 'liit illterefrife 'irgietd;N't hie% Plaistife . _ eboild give a pioatissiry note vfer flie bt , p y slti 'tte . densest. ArcOrtivity i etin the 1136' lof tett, 1813, lbeittainistory nob tigntbd. 4 trcir wittalita' Yee-Art*44 leis 'five 4aste 4 seottagi *.ord 4 do' ''Attkenltteakiatiloav loireti4ene itie * !fitiffttliff's - 111tenteoysintintvee 'tract' DT t;to title to to the Defendantivicttataityratlatible 40110 COM. Otte MN b.ett and , atetttc thifil s ("tali *taken remafeetlieattil 'the litklif Asigeatt . thlOwsritig - ,:erhissiths secerhielis#ng prepared, ttfelattiessorititilf tatted. wits Met teiether lot $e ior>pb iitdf irsvitrieitem:e‘wit-* toted. Sit:shtertiociaitieothbinteltettebdi.bit peered ty'lis A!titeitri On thst . oceisien, eheitt4r ; pesnbeeed the *orient of attorney, which tifflowtalted/tpoti to 4/ten s ile as . e fisither'sicetritf for' the AIM, iiittioegh . .iliet 'bad' not been wipe. 'feted for in thelgtetisteht -tittered into in &levels: If.* ever' *e hot hettitaie toiriecate elf the three. iiketineW thelbetrer . twortersgt, eisittlitiffilir:9 7 ,lolOrney. These. TIM flettlig 41%0 ng 446 Uwe the. Plaintiff 44',SiialerWiy de. •irresidrittbitlmovelisory note bectegtio;*. shwas not, howeveroltet fortisCoMitit, bet it wil":proteised to bi deliveteal Dby !VisiistWeit's Mr. (low ly/4,CA* .ei,ght or ten )days, bat it.-nee ter 'au in fttet given ' In .thli'month of":101arkh.1817ille eliiotatites Ointapied preP4ring ft oni - for. wadi :4 con fi dent- that he was perfectly secure fro m . any eitity Annbirraiemtnt in consgrice of the trehle:picirillite.bC, hadpl tn ,, lons opigib conk% be put itr force before a certain time ; when he w °aid - hi? MINIM 4 Cow with loads: iiecreiary, 7 Oil i r S hl PA`PI NTI He fesP 4 ' it lain gear ietrel ice• gi:fDa • Ns Is Sri La NI I. I ,e - ow . . 7 , . , •• •„, •...•.• ~ • ..,. . . ' . - _ - ipa.coltdition to pay Mph. i n . d i ve IlyMilty to th e bte' , nee. - :10, e c........... • Wait • that 4004 in sit* • idolater ci m iitd ovi oresblelle 4- - ill arid sudden fermi tevidoli‘ 'with- stab-eiteitt frost& •• Crown, at 'the suit of Messrs. Mat k i wi; a piwsbe• very promissory note !Wok t b., ipa ''''. • livery premised to, deliver up, belt , e phi c i v r ... . • P.i • '.!•!! ,.1 dislienourahty withheld for the base purples" hi . . -it wee applied. ' Nothing could etnald 'alki' . biii t astenithment at this procieding bet his &Stiehl ,* 'll 4 b; 311 h. tame open him like a thonderbelt from hammy ii i liabai wrens lo' aid wee ceetain rube to the unhappy.o l o il -,- Of its Visitation.; it polluted, all his property ; litfigs timid kelp him or attempt to afford hies relit . ii / . ..man could purchase his property, for the I Must be satisfied ;on extent laid its fangs upon it, " .. UM hekl 'it whit each e grasp, that no retie( ourid be•d„ . 4 Kix•f• fo rstid. 'rho Plainti ff , with that spirit which•befe k tee 1 ; tili' fleetest matt,detemeined wet to be crashed aol " Ike gram end- theleefore resisted the, extent in the te nse of tAr•bart i. Eichequeri an d in th e result, the Jury fitted 's: 4 , grAtra Sari 11 dict agaitist them, thereby negativing the 'sheen:4 worm in i j any debt on which it could befeunded ; aid MI that*, re adich tie Casten the Lord-Chief Bason:said," This is seethes*, , ah Canis stance to bring extents in aid lute disgrace." ;- . . Tee •': ..• attifiateirole I wasted no observation from. so high so autkorti A ' .. 4 .111. 01 tin .. show the infamy of this transaction. This s hoWevei ; ASA NOR i not all ; another Circumstance remained to be a 2. 10.-show* the cold-blooded utalignitr of-these Data: '., .., „ 1 p ants. Preparatory to the trial-fp the Coon of fig. .. era 4: i -. chef:per, Mr. Philpot ' s attorney waited apse MOO % i 9 err _. t i i: Monlock, to hove, the Plaintitrs Winking 40.olt,be e 2 • p 'lanced. Oue of the clerks set about it immed . • ,'' ii .A T a i .11 , 4140 Mr.,F.• Mortlock coming into the cooed' . . JW of bowie asked him whit he was doing ? The r • • • ••. day at Jai i told him, when he immediately ordered him te e • ' she LORE I the entriei which he hafflait Then made, and the ore ': i• •11L011tah 0 l'ilte, O Ks , (kr woe ebstitedoccordingly.' The book was retero. ' . t„,- Ital,Ks Al to Mr. Berryman, the *homey, 141111 erased; bt - ja AN I, ). ;the erasures mere ndt so effectual as to destroy. the Asd,it wa Tbat dtah legibility of the figures. It might have been expecte# . , their taw . • i that after the-ierdict in the Court of Exchequer, tlei subtlety Ii t 'teeer as 1. • „Detendsotai w ould have immediately withdrawn the ," be Ilia orb I Patent, ,it per .the. officer remained in possession ; Applib sia wit ..* entirite,Warrent o of attorney became due, sad as i "as% fi 41119stlialll .. tbst 'day'` the extent was withdrawn, but 11 1 : , On* mei 1! , warrant of attorney was pot in force. The • eaeloo, et PlaintirsTurniture, and all his property, were sell ' Is politic •Ahimeddie ,:off,; himself and his family were turner) hooselesa alai tome ▪ and pennylesa "into the streets, eaposed to all this .; Ihastieralsit be 'i b liarrarior famine and want, end Tbat ' osp:.sed to .the in. '' ... kieinency of the season. Haop•lp; Abrough the 4 - .h sern ameat a 1 tame he . ..,. • tbani . ty and kindness of neighbours, , the childnapi Bln T nttsi Ily WA Ad ! were taken in and prevented from perishing for want, : issurabled to which, but for- ioch• goodie's, as they must bats , • dint la Na been tilibte, tkrwalgh the carpeting *oil layettes! con. , • ....----..- duct of the Deleyclabtti ~ .Thin eloi the Plailatill i s IVOR' Mt!, . e ~• T4te fact s i'vnvie ill gettr44:2" :"" ' ' ." ' Sul • 9 CIAL MI ' - The Its . "Ist . ' Je e 'V'ffe . brTI a . re. r. e, i r _ lye. _, preyed, ' • • Illith dos a ' earned la e litki• f hii piew . yeari the•Blaiotifftled - been claticii. • !el have be - ilterdint bar , that pariah, end bad been entrusted *ids *are mato 1. Thin lictini . patkih-mOney to a considerable sawmill, , 11, laid ward by pc 9 1 thekitighest opinion of him i's an honest,itenourahte o eidered sot '.. ' and respectable man. He considered him u cum. Yhr * i : l e t r : pletely veined in oonsenswineeer theestentits eid.-.- t , ••That t Before that, he believed him to 'be perfectly selleenl, t AN' lissees. " :7 s Indio good *an opinion had witness Offen, thit: by I would ears lent him any money be wonted. • .• ' • = Mr. Sp rilsEil t Brat then addressed - the Jury *Oho. the to v=l I hallo( the Defendants, conteading,'.that 114 iiegle as one prom •-• question for their Consideration ',es, whether' the . cane upon TWAf Defendants had- hutted the infest in qiestion anti- see 4. er t dimity and without any „titiattliable or probably ' teeters by 9 I close. Wheta wo or •it s_ ti ta isseeidielooply was A far the lac lly recoasuoi I matter for the ir determination ;- but as to the reatomo. Loral Cow . ~ • hle and probable chore. - they oust receive She ifirei. % entity with O .pion of the Learned Judge no that point. In point • polio. r of:la w the conditct of thtlifileadents waopodectly s justifiable, for it could ecit bdiiiia that thk proton:. - scary note in question hatftnikind in she other securi N OR' I ties. TheatmOst ground otcarriplrint against the,De. PT i fendaitts was, that they lied accelerated their Oahe , . so INGe m ofato ts sh I three-months earlier-than theyisstiateed strictly to hies ea Noses: I done; hot throughout the-whole of :their condoot the , ' Secretary. T - acted boots fide, and without either *spins or implied The Aim - malice: It would be proved in evidence, the the *O. ' adopted s- r fendants had reason to think that the Plaintiff was 1. Thtit Stwestivie I not in solvent cireunistances et the time the !lOW ii. :,. Fire and 1 I ' sued • that they had acted underthe advireofCatensel; . and Valtir 9 ~ Geneva' I • t hat there was no Pfonthe to deliver epthe promises. entreaties V note ;• and that upon the whole, the Defendants hid e. That - -sited tviihnet - the slightest impatetioo of malice. 'The one that ii, IC 9 Learned Sitrjeittt, - after a most eloquent speech, CH och, TIM I ethic(' . ate hese not ',Nem io detail, proceeded to 1114 '. C H A it sliveral• Is itoesiei !fn eensiert 'of the defence :set * .: ' OEOI , • , ~. ~‘ • r; amongst ivirmo were Mr. Mei, •orthe Temple; Mi. 11. N. IA NI -' , ii?wlev; lite 'Defalidatit'S Seliditor'• ' . Mr. Bond sod ' F. A. 1 ldr . ...Siewarliiilitatttntientee'Conmect SO ed with the K.- . JAN I 1 I tilt , i • s tsiii Ceuta ipent:ileretatil Mr. Elliot Smith, 9 ... ,FfIA ' 7 . . .a leheytiNok ....110H1 ! 1 4110 , _ii • * o,l " ; . :,'Citsititist . iteilied' Winn the 'Elefetidant's teat - JOHI I' i/1/4•Oitilieinenee7utild'iliillity. , -': 41r.litrjettitt 'Lairs', kn'•ii - htenisioes it'd impartial ?het passed la t ..- . ' api - t tatt • thi,gliaiiiiin '4.in/fea tolls, ler/ ; • ned 016 ha ' -. iiiiii a sitirreletibesitibi;.tiise-liey founds 4ei. dge•for lib!'l!hilet(ltl aasigpti Ehnen Hafitheil --- iiiai S gasl iClittifliii;: ..-. • • • . 1. 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