The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

I that tie had'sitsce 4 d stith the estate in an impropeto_ dt; Wills MAW an equity te it in anqtlf:r. was alleged ,. how ever,. that thisy/14 . iteilif offly, ifo s f . a - tchilplete So fai l 'howeresi'frosa tes 'being merely 1 f? . e'reredaot itiOtsetk"io • oaf :6f hi s ie t -'! td sent the agl.isetnetteii .. the manifestly showing thin he tras . 'stt- Ant had been ctirttilleted. - 'lt sills tbe Pis; nti ff was the pefenthin t's so etl'thtit secoont, that-the ttansietion supported. 40et the,Pdfendent !thew stiff •Intd nod. 14.* soictrot ; but t . tint beenille` soli ratherton'w)tif in idea' to l'ength, them 0414 be fie &dill between a client. The- Plaintiff, hciweVer, de an), such feistiest subsisting between only instance wiiich - any thing tip he character of 'solicitor for *the 'De ; in the conduct of the Plaintiff, 'here steps are tibout toobe taken against . question, lo which the - Plaintiff and " , ore both interested; the Plaintiff's wife! drtgagee along %clefs pottier' persen of Itiddlestop, when the Plaintiff *rites to * that he will protect ihif_ ~ _th4 o pertys ~the Learned (;ribltserietbratfted; old .he contract which•-had onee beta en- - here was no remis4neas - clis:dielbeCof in-compieiinghis,lart of the egreemkt receiver was „!appnititgd, to collect the • property would go to ruin. lid nut couteud that a solicitor alight. quesqort. .As to I prol. had gbh ' laitesied eftorrt part%4 o :l9prteelitey t ~t h. e di Coo n tract ; sodpastt the delsy l - *,sitirt. . , sihce iate of the ,Jun. i NMI ' 'MO icill nit 1 tki pitili I e to the Ilialatii , wals. ..i. hitreeet t ''ttiat lakkiras not a cotiftifict t 'sbptltialy 4' I'3eopoSitittu. ' taw; p it' appeareC fitter lii4 ' retteisi l thit!the.iiirtret MO ft‘tOM*e time.'befoi4the Writshig l Nita • lettdi' i 1 of the Defendant, whiil4 l 64,opleted• the: lcoattract, 'hien wfthin . l.ool Of 'each tithh,-Mtd . ,tillit , Ptliebefentant : their *lmes that the PlaitOjgbati hurate . it ter 490 K • ' .• T ''; ' " • • '''''' ; 4 4 , l 'H . , .I-Antli (111AtiCtet,iitin this letter' the Mendelt 1 . (0 7 1. 9‘ ' I (10'•confesi that . yout.'ptkilise is .0001.' 4 . For the . Defendatrt it was . subetitted that this Wei' eichisive • ortlie timber:: • • - 4. , t, - ', •-." '' • . Sir SAMUEL Rout LLarsaid, tSittolf".reented it 11*?, I only on.theronstruetien of - the . e 0 agratkatot . ite o'l parties differed.. ' • ,• . ." ' •• - , • ' .-.• • •- '' t..re•Flte Loup - CnAriotr.r.ott read ' this passage from , one of tke Defepdatit'slitterit' 4 'if you had called - I t, remit to twiturie 44•it . irell'bf yod, sae to give you l i oak timber, r itay:A . mber, saplings; anti all. 'the whole to be gl,in int* you at . 25 years parehase." 1 ! .'Slr3l.tasa,,er: itoutr.ms in conclusion, submitted that tltuaglriiipentfers st. ' be . notlte to all the world, a partieayuitla yot to - bs pet to seek. remedy where he airel o dt: ' (MN ' ' '' • - . . '..' The . lii i ..;CtrAwczt.tatt saki - hi loo kshould into the-bill atittlitswer. in'tiecidtng upon *bargain be -lateen a lawyer, -- tradiefsenter, It' judge should be ,hertato that he' hi vieli before hegires it in favour of. • the ftiffner. • Ttiii rtofemlant, however, seemed to' ' know how to atelier about au estateu wakes any .-vimpoloßwrr of titeesufte- of his diectlekczon. Wooktneovfire employed toeffect no 'felling thrpti vbr . - .. ~, . . .~ .. - ~-: .......... IliH. and to be s'etetstes'by Wm,.4.... ~, . Ifigifiltlift't**Plita eiffdaeifio sign. it , b ein g censciens that be ltel-i. pears, , pet accounted for to the aitigttea . 'lo etreeinel es tb *Muni made no sale,of his estate, bit -had only been siege. - Montagu attended. on the part of the Assignees, s emi and ; L i Leto o n ly 24 p e e s o a ilieii. o p,ltyiiegisea s s...4, several• debt the bankriapt had; litiview"Allatftth i wtt Of Obi elating for a sale ofit. . The Plaintiff, too, : was One . t h e Co' estuissioneta,•after seve'swl questions' were put' p r i nt . to the introduction Or varcinetien,• Iseollent Debtovs' Act, :taken ifiii - edeft of thel whom he bad conployell to act . f or him, and who- was.;.to the Bankrupt (and-some of which were pet bf • hundreds annually died - of thersatell. cot ' Lords' Act. . aware orbit distresset. - The Plaintiff was also awanti the Commissioners privately) were suffitieutly satis.. , ...,..P 3-4. i .-, Saturday se'llnight, f l nine n'Llock,os Snt . 'el - • tit W. Obiri.. -'• • ' • • 11:01111; • .00 • - V 1 f•• 1 o • the ratite of 1 the estate i• that. the wood supon it' of the truth of the Bankruptts statement to Pant m , driver of a p oet - chain bellitgnig to the ......,.. , . In th 4 ettsaateit had been * filed for Specific per. was Worth 20001. and the rental of it was epwardiof I order him to be discharged .-- ' [he Commisilopers White llart Inn, ilostotf, wis - reiiiritingtrisM %Vain. Iformante Of so itreetnent ; by which the Defendant s %Wt.: , for which the sum of . 4,8001. , it must be dpi., stated, that previous to the commitment t he y had ttleet with his chaise, in which was a Itassenr—. he in %traitor Aerd, 1801 f, ccintrarfed 'to' sell to the. - parent f. was not a sufficient Kite.- •• ..- ~4asked him dial i nCtly s - Ds •D-Ppeated by that document, blloginteekated, and the ',erten • itt .the chaise in a Plaintill an estate 'belOoging to luip, atlge7 price of ; lir SAMUUL Itosmve, 'in .reply,-.contended that. whether he had any thing else to say to them retpect...i' a p la ihn.. g oik i an d i t 41 . aappnav d 91 . 0 . p.. the re'lide 411501 - :; 'ind: the'flaintiff,. Irt the bathe tithe, Moved ; the present question could Oyer bare been decided ing this 4001. and his wnswer - was, he Aid not; • bel;nott otirturned4e, it diliteb,.it some little dista:lCe that a's..vetiver should be ApPei'nn4l, and' that an bythe Codettif Ilia hi s Excheltier, b ec a u se they had never t hail, therefnre,• himself to thank'-for' what he hair! from -h• rionl,and ;With" rioton, being t hrrw it ' injunctinn should issue: restraining . sthe tidendane 1, had the tnefits of It before them, hating refused'. ta,' : ftWffered• They considered it' their dut y to act I n lhe4Yrcith his.seati.:- lour hii life. ' Thsriiii t eoier at ienl'h from •Iteating with the property by. mortgaging it, ! allow the Pialutit's affidavit to he receited.- flia:'seme manner all if it had net at -all been before-the! ev aite n el f U.eotteeose of' ri * tC'situtitiote, sitereeded lit cradling or disposing of. it, till the hearing of the Learned Friend, •Mr; Hai", therefore ; had himself Lord Chancellor. Mr. Montagu stated, that the I• ge tti ns , . atif , Of•the . chaiavy anA•cilled the rielglittouri atniNbe . I borne testimony 'to the judgment of the Court of Ex. s Bankrupt had still to satisfy the Commissioners of !to hie assistance, when they found the driver•sleattl, Sir SAbecr , ROMMLY, Mr. Platt, and Mr. HEALD, chequer being wrong, he having allowed the Plaitt. ,the whole of his accoonts (to which the Bankrupt i and with great difficulty preserved the.horsee.frora the leeek , otne time ago heard, on the part of the ('lain- . tiff's affidavit tahe .recelved in . this Court, without • assented) or that he would be still liable to return [same fate. . . tiff. j'he question was, whether the transactions be. ..even objecting to it. The Gentlemen ou the other... from whence he came. • The Bankrupt was accord- i . 'A young *omen of the name b . i all • f 'Sates Ili'd 0 **ma the parties was in the nature of a proposal or ;side had pat the opposition lo the present applies. logly d isc h arge d . • • -,%! -.7" - 1 - . residing at, Wainileet, who had far sane time-maiu an acCeptance s _ as the Plaintiff contended that it i•tien on three different grnunds. First, on the ground , -taCatruots.-4- , The following circumstance should: trained an illicit intercourse with a young man in-thet was ;" . 401f. - .4 was, as the Defendant alleged it to be, i.of • the Plaintiff's being the- Defendant', Solicitor ; operate as a caution ag ainst kee p in g stallion mOttle neighbourhood, in order to groat thalitigrace at ruerely a negotiation, without an acceptance? There.' Secondly; on the ground of his distresses ; and third- after a very young period of their age. On Thom- - tutulant upon the fruits of such cormegsjqp i was, last Um, the. [.earned Counsel contended, - A positive ; ly, on the .ground of ioegtiality'rif priee.' •• NOW, ne -day, an animal of this deacriPtion attacked B. Wo week induced 'to lake a ciailitlity, Oriilieoie..for the agreementvia the..Jletters frent the Defendant to thelto the first ground , 'he `(Sif'S'ltetnilly)'hid tiever Missing, Esq. of • Posbrook Cottage, with the great.; purpose of t.autin# abortion, hut = - *MA occasioned l'isitoki, to sell the property - at.- 4 certain price, beard it laid down that a perion was tost•td sell to est ferocity, though it was in harness and attached , the t death of the insfortnoste yolink \Mean s ` vihose namely, '4,601. In the letter Or the 4 - th of April, his own s o lickor'r what he hialseittd hitt &Ain only to a waggott;loatt of corn in the harvest field. Mi r. 1 agonising eriisinher last Moments wilt be deeply 1808, be; states to the Plaintiffi-let -- express termsi, went this length, that; whetiew 'solicitor ' poiehised . M. was standing both. silently and .quietly near the i.i n vo l g e vad on the minds . or at! who leistret.'ttreei t . and that he is the purchaser, and in a•' variety of o th er I . frein his client he must have no •.iirformatiort• on'. the animal, doing nothing to excite .its anger, when it witnessed the sod titivation' to: 'whickgolit a .iiituree, . letteri r be speaks ,of . rereiVing;from .him . sums .of i subject of that purchase, whiCh Hi did hot eonmitd... .t.eartel- up And seined'hir. NI• by tie:loft hand (which suds' wounded c t onscieechad teducedlsstr i . ..,„... . :. minter '.lu.part •paytitelot of- Mt perdue': 'be telisictite to his client."• .'' • ' ' —.' l 'l • ' , .;)ielook into its opened mouth),• tore it very morit., - . .At the Westmeath Assizes, two. persem a •each of _ bbn how lie is Managing : Mt' : estate ; advises Mini LORD ClllNCit:t.oit. —Thi strottgebti ~repression fiend bit the bone of the thumb short oh, , le'."'„ irl it'„ k ftite nettle of John Cloriashals, werilfOund gellty of bow to let it i and advisea•willt Mitt about mabbigf find in these letters on this Part of the case, is thu,sospended only by. the skin on one side. Mr. Da.. ..t shooting at Mr. Geogegan, whifecliatingiiut 'Of the expenditures upon it. .Not 'only so, but to the te- i followi n g ::,--"i ant grititit obliged by the' informtilstrurkthe animal a most violen , t blow on the .nose, 1 • chi'Pet of Tabberclare, last Pel n i ' Valley.. - 'l l 'fis itros, lie *represents sthe .I'ildettiteFlhe'ott/niq' *ortticsitthat Yeu - will pelt the 'lain tolhe best adettutage 'f with his right hand, at.the moment whea• it seised ! wicked conspiracy 'Was Itittchedi.end-Mr.tteneegas • the estate. 4,11 1 . 1.11; thst.'Defentliist 'tiotubs.to the . for illy inteitsit.W • - . ."'s ' '''" ' • l bohl of the left, .or the consequences might have Iwo i a i ssisc i noe d in conse quence hi s h a • abor t of. s tong some . Plaintitf.an absiwict 4 th 44100; -itic4l4tiry'itinCis L tizr Itislifitt itiiwt4ti'inid, that. put lit' on SO i i, of the most fatakdescription. •. • s 1 time before gallantly defetickd his bogie agitnyit is dote as in an akt?lite .11Drtilia4e_:. :43tii'maa4,1 11 a case latlitit net . Fe hue any thformation:an'ilttAtidbfret r • Glad Alt ANTIQDITI ES LaTELY nisCOYEltitb • fle•I lawless banditti, and shot three of them. * Thfir on the:pait of 'thiPlabstilr r siad there 14g . cfct denial • •o Ihel'ilate wit t hotit eovnunmitating if falth# 4 l3efeadz, Fict,ster.—A, few months- since, as a laboerer was gQI t was manif. __.. Th e ir A .; e bt .-Keru.,ou wallfixell for of the letters:. bx,llte• Defendant 'to' thtt.Plain- i ant. NoW, tlidrlidt''ittill s ; that all •the'ltiformatiiiit ; tilling a field' in the vicinity of •Bourdeauxi, the plough- Monday the 16th inOtiat. Thiee• other .p.;:rVOriv . /tiste tiff, nor Of the repretetltatitnt,..statkit lo tette . lieett i' on the' stihject 'of WI istititt : iliiine frotit'ete Eitifendeer shareititeOckragainst something hard. -_On examining sentEkced• to tmnspOritittiose Ate'lldinitaitering vhAis made by liiro!to the tthatils.iiito:‘,44Pr4. =lc ii,i th - e . tdAh • Piairi a tilf; ' Then, ii;to tht diStressetrritlitellF•tbespot,,ltefottud•that it was a.brick which had been l ofi . rtte m l i ns ian d e n ars . •. • . . . , . • Plaintiff beibtilikaWneeli.t. ilia Pliblseo) - .• :Weltliev which ter befittdint 'Was - reduced ; thal;•it abatis/lel pertly detached from what seemed to. be the outside 1 ~ At the Mitidstotse k.ititet,•et ! ettioceirtsitrietf was there spy, denial,on.' th‘ -* ~ .f d ie Defeetfaht,, shown, did hoftiappen till long after the ceiliiiittlite ,of a vaults- filytook tip the brick,.and peteeirecl•thet f. river • a 01 .-. 1 ad • ._ 4 •iiiii - fiadiletlr ~ at the in5t...„..... Iy ; of ..ealf, as consrasaters - the vale - el the- valve ` - , perry hiseonjecteres were _ welt -founded, and immediately ?of I.4 • 6g.irerThasseo, ,,, ... . m 1...R.41,4w ilio is ps. A. • -• - - • seed nkt 'or ' * Tharneq, in the tieighbourltoqd of traveirud. lie o'ol4N:was squire burying-place wes fou tni, ; vali lc 4 - - '1 • • b" --- - , hail converted the trout of a :roam' lirile • -whirtioto contaided Iwo- zoffies.made of the, finest marble:of a sitime frotat, atM tiilf 'Cite lOhisted that 'he: ottitht Paris 2 and lying along-side each other.- On opening • to have obtained: a viva from they-for. the:N.4lm .well'presevved bodies of a man ands we- Pt'ettituslY the a l teration.. It was proved ttpit the Lorcl.glyr, numappeared, . which mast have lain there nearly sieoingthe work witlt,th _City Clilkers, hid two thousand ,yeart, as the inscription, In G.reek • Yltga therescouid be • no Objection. its' the'al chareeters on•tite marble, announced, &neither were .11e4lared that teration ; but as the befenhant refused- to thil l c'alzrant the bodies of a Grecian Prince and his wife, who, in ft/met - aril, had formed tacit iement ott these coasts, {'roan the City, - 4t Wei kfdieteit as a nuisance. Lord • lillenhoreugh 'made. *ohm , observations .as to the beyond:the plHare otlierCules. These an t iq u a t ed improprietyof the City's taking rents . for eticto.ach" remain* of frail mortality were committed to their parent thiat, bat the tolling, which are of the most meats, which they were bound to, prevent. The. exquisite workmanship, were shown for the gratifi...4ury, which was special, and several of _whom had vieved the premises, decided against the City; • cation of !the carious. The 'French ( revetment hiving heard of 'this discovery, offered .120,000! - . ' ----.-• •-----. - 1 - . franks (50001*.. sterling), to•its 'possessor, ititendisig.r '''• ', 1 ,... 0kg :1 '' '*:' ' .. 1. MOrTIPIP. --* '. • - if , to remove the . marble sarcophagi to' the Imperial , 0 i 11 i,, - , - ,'C'', . ' A ,,, i '- ik :r c 'frir t to Vil urcl i o ".., rt- ea Au ; 8 4;tsfrico' Mesitom, hatte refused that sum, fancying he would , yiitottger'emet ) t i tYr ;if the late i lialit: s io o . ' r tlrten. l . 1 .. 'e - ! O'Brien . obtain higher tents, if he exported them to England. .9" the 1611111 " t• MIL Juan Do cm • r Skip - :erletrrek. le at the . I.. , , ,7 ,4 e t t iaa ary t f h ' . A sti n a ite , ;*ettert w •it, &tighter of 4.1 w rd. cootie% lie+ -Some peasante,..ericile working, last month, mouth of an open. mine, In. the environs of Chau- 0.1 the 1711, itts a t. 4 at Lipa l ieg i. li:tow,.. Mr. rielle4le. git - tibetoiti moot, France, found a cop p er vase, which. upon to mrs. Ra9ley, widow of the late-tier % U.ihryleri.likelor Lqt t pia .hi the clottuly of X Jr.haotp.toe f ., . , - ' examination, was Aigctiverthlt: to contain 27 gold - medals, 4(X) silver medals, and nearly the same nem- I ' her of copper. On the different pieces *vie the* heads of Domitiati, the Amtivilvies, Marcus A olalias, Lories itterelitta,-Veros and of 'the two Faustinits. 1 'the Court-mertial , which hoe been so long employ. i ed in the trial of Dt.'llutae ; ternibiateii last Wetlites- I day at 14 ,mmithe • The th 494°Tl of 'the Court await '{ t....ti.xTti ---- tts . : 7----7--- i . li'int..-..-•Too-T-14,toir'k-A.....ri.'ili-: tn . iY .aa 'at t' t the approbation 4 the Pried) 14egent. . • • .. •t ir r. i wit** 'Hotta. ts;:* blett.setek . , -- - - - • . .. • 1I1F1). Apr, V, at 0..11mm of her hither. Mr. W. k.nler, ll}lrestete raw: trieltoey,' Phiine, kin <ed 3) .' _t/tt the tit Croonis-hill. GreelM telt. In bet 75th y ea. Mrs. Smith. 44 idniv of the hit. CM. Ntattent Sihkh: -On the 15th Init. at Rentisb -town . :teed 45, Etiltalsth. the wife of Mr. ftobert Hart. of Ilttlhorn%hill .. ••,.. • __ _ . .. • . , ortirittlitslitiltu _ ._ . . . _ . . . ___ • .., „- -- ' - - . , . . . . .................. -..... ..... •-- - ' ... . ... . . .. ~ . . . _ lt r ieg A...., luir,t: a . tbl ei ::: l.o., ' i o n t o d c ea m l o w a i s t i h ot hb b s e c g l . le imitar stf,lll ,c, l lic Ultid :I n s o i n e! b il: A th u a g t os iti ti i thescout ith . Italleft i.oo: _ tislisnid Aitit• Eti tio lt, i l i sti o ff illksil l.rllllll: 4uttat istflW ilwas helllag es7r o '%-.1,41 '% -, : I•l i ‘ a i e . e ... n.ist,;ll"..7.4 :7 6ce lfi nf & i . isl t e, , : i;: iil v li , :vi:in.„ , fl.„....,.. . 14 I t •-: 4 P - i " 7 : -> awl frii“!: he circumstances • of iltr* — r i present applica.l l l ollB44 Witollitelssitallidelltlitentiltnlol/10110110Wirftileite -. . • COURT 0 3F: ,c4 l 4 C r , ' `''` '71•!7, - 1.1..; vf : 7 - ' ' • %tondo', lbe third Malt of ac i r t ‘);„ e,„"' '" Il t st on tile cluseibUsughigag; rgowittualyto the recess, ; PtiflatiltflP . 4lft*ta j l t t:w t d , 1 1 7f . riffil coR,t 1i0ni :41! .. 714 '/W ite iese. lr4r 7l tid ,fillit , • L . ~tibllieeniithillitnCUStimittillehilir.:eo_7,...- fro m " I IN. 1.0 Ito cla liciadhon, ‘ , mkt ibii, i Au, ; .*r!A i t i ti . _ _ _.,.,._ ~ 4 .... co goo .-. . ....! l e — . . . 7.... . . . I *alb. ill dfts ""gi" .° C° 111414111"."" I Vlivs69 lt . 1: ;1 '1 IS o'clock iii his pitvate romp Witsy f tthe gatnapArevel• twilitr a s ot o sat e pt i abibtep t . t oowlepsusellio*fdrvileePr.elle! ins variety of bankrupt petitipanyenn,io; other •mat- : • iti r siv erfe fl a, ta itt mb o i n i HE E. ant ai Ll iplaskatfit vim.. l IT A 4 M a h, L % 0 Jaktitol 0 11411 ' 1 14.11 r tThei tite l ZS ' 2.•"; ..6eill"." '' 1 .ligt d . : 1" 0 8 : 111 /e . I li re afentli el ' ag-1411 Miftki ntiel:i thr tia illier 'irei litft re i li n i Titt i 7 .bile;°:"Ifi e. . ' I ters which stood ovsr. (.. I 4 ws ,- 1 7 ,1 i e . gti . p 4 ..- EX‘P A a": "" . "Nr IN I filaj ti " l / 14 " 1 ". . 411°44i. "" : blVle eill&il iii "likrtilli lB°. ‘ '' .4 " ll.4ll4lifliii " 1161tilitilirtilgat ' that " bigidrlalaild " t ak_.___l.. 4lll = : r. ' pii . H lpi ' .lo,o4::: A eF i f pedw, T eil i a bat v a el; mai o st . w Vi asesc ..W : N ar i ame n r w.so it i l i srog n ivp , lP ern nn eeitid: be in .„l : . :; : p g : : :: t et o li : i n .er . i i 7 6 l4 „7l7 :o4 i l i' , ;: iii . z, A This was a Petition Pra):4 tb ints o tittik"."",_* l 7' 14a With the: p6Sesetaiptioation mania bet, ou.ingli l ii t r e!il P' Stid l i bbAr d er4 ll t irt?" 0 4 1111619• P I ria r r t elf toi. n a: k d t tise he n a r 4 ll l ' 4.. 4. 0 4 , 44 ..._ 't .1. and Ihi .. "‘Caliallik444.tlins6e6""ghb 4a 1' ni6.l4"l"4"lllitil. '141165 anilitliit4"4lcbm"litl Ili ' ligH:e •Ken4ig'"leallral:" . et i ke . ,: h :h r , : „ :: :: ".. ich r he: r v i lliP ve lhl o . 1:7....• , ,, ' , Which had issued rrgnitist the' llthikitsl(o4 , 1 ,___ 11111 1 ,"" 1 7 u , ,i' * li.fendsott 1 viterues,:•tba,fief,..tiil of it could driplallspt ohlu n alnajbflatillfistsjhtndt :out VlEllcffri .9 and it h a d loin over till now,thas ittlessininnotp mein ii4try.so do ma nt ic, .f oo ; to vine an e ap l essr of , 4l .4( 6,,de a ni4o , ,A4 ll l tikeT. colie a 1 1 . ° 14° 2V. 6 have an opportunity of conuideriaii thersilidavito liked . - Rd ugbY p d eigi id vi i y 0 ottett,l2l:s,,Le.. • . by Mr. Gregory, solicitor to the Commutation." ) sate r; ilito4 " Lftlierstilenal is ; like.' trumpet till arsv , ant as liii Micas!. '' ATI, .., he ~ ..pr_peo ‘.. rty d - neon !tat tt•••,.%•.rmredr•wi . sa h Pr n iw tio ae o n sios . T : el. av I:r:ngit e7le t the , w i tnesees b y w ho m h e expected td Web% to were ou ri n k t i l t ari i b ill ea bd r . 'i t . b it t i : ‘ , ll pen illi i . l d oP t h t a 7 f th e rs.6 l l:stibman, . I ., b; o u si gh o t n at tihre a tie: 11 1 (4 1p . • 0 - I / "'Pa l vill a .. 4 .4rit __.t l P r°. riat' I n Al gi r:OV. 174: 1 010101iied ifie "le 1;1 o a JO - the petitioning creditor's debt,the act of hottkroptcyl,: ' *ti ' .0t; &Mr sttit'eellreeeteg was sei;u;S tr 'toe re .G ae A :i e nsina L_Tmid thing else was ' li t lion. fed the trading, all of which it would he necessery 7 the Defendant wwt•Wet willing, wiiien he couldiume 14. f ittneoek, 'charged by lir: 1 ower, a misieal.i ira is, il i . , 13,0061. for his estetea ;to sell is to this Rialitstiffrfor i clear. That the oontractleirreLe fi li tv beviarecni for him to establish in two artiaint -a hichnhed been• t commenced against persons- indebted , to *testate of .4, ,_ _ 11501 ; tleough " Madam filartley,"•as watt AM etll liCm'fiett w dhihahlsolitidac iweinod it Twiner occasion, sci ras * a dd e d to ii t o os toto:7 'go icitste. T hat the Pleintif did riot takenie hliihiele 6° . eiin w ilkP ita bi: r y is in f r -the yo s( bbed . " l : iir:e i rnual ei b n rr i 3trw i l i t cul ;l o r.4l , r t, r l ireb t ‘ . 3 ; 4 the bankrupt, and the fruits to beexpectedfrom.whicir .eit. e e f, 14 Samuel Remiliy did'neti (rear Oat the bat , applica.l , seli the estate for the.Defeedatiti , butdessit with -him tells, sorts, Mom-books, Ike. at roldry ti ii • li, • - 44, 4 " kw* %dittos, it wars 441,44, censtitabeti t/0 - :,:witote' sir I person Inteeding himaeff truly**, Puichaser,was clreztiztrtsie,o:giell.itezerlaietii;envoeftia:lieirpram'th bzi,ii•• ra nearly the whole of the bankrupt estatei applicable t thin by the Defendant to the Plaintiff way an sppliu , as al choir, pe of Mk 'i ma , I cation to "endeavour to sell.towstnatelior him. 7blech..d!llise plain ; the Defendant unifOrtnly representing sai hmosoothectoomiwng. tiliad i bera onrch rwa W I , 1 .,. y•it groom • .1h hispeared i Ains how luerative a bargain he was *getting. Though I , iat a pavrobruher's In the oeighboadino s l, *her. i was 4 .44 , 4.4 to payment of his creditors, The Lou D Guantria.ost asked Mr. Gregory if be I however,. would; not depend ~on this. that, at this time, the Defendant x - prt .and.,;these pointi.seemedpfain, yet there voere maniConw, „e . t .. °C;rehr di . l e ip h. " l 7: 4 4 :7•Liw Prii i. :rtY If th e Pr: 5 ,•*64, r • ,1 was prepared to bring forward any person who would , the h t i n titre.l.siderations to be attended to; which were not yet:ne- ""' liters at.entled, aneipr • loved li Zifiiis 7n l str d i l t rll tti nt a i r"6",,: 1 i driven into a corner by.annortgagee, undertake for the Coats of arying'those two action si it. , wife .,, r d ie eti t h d agt stan d' sister, when f o rw ar d and s a.•.•Cessary to belenvelittos The •Pialettif Was , also a . Wash. ail at with* ihe lathed bad heelryawssett by 111;er -, ... .. - 1 .. 1 law. • • ••I';' t'!•-• "he ' 7 ' Mr. G nefio It Y . said lair lOC He nee • ... ..,• ,_..... I tit fi leil her. Hi v i ng Hi t s, faked opoehini, tia Act as 7• mortgagee, and' he had advane—A , conddirehle sums in lape""Arry-t.:wiaott:::fteri:ito:ne:neriobet:l;l4.l4e,oiy:ciontliejAinpediatlbrincyd tirri:iri:orteriiaebetenrorear.him:ka4.r.: '. Mt gone- throio. Mr. 'Conroe, tle seam atakettrate,arcein. his 4.ssidship slid not memsc.slie ,- L ',.." Ca ," l ".. ' Solicitor fOr the Ddendlittt, it was MS! tillayi ‘te' hive' ImiYment of the purchase-molter,' ler which he p h ro ad a 'W ki h n e a a tm a n ti"7 l t ili ran r 7 Pec ess . ' w i rre sky ' Ae ese l4 47— ru i thegory) with the costs- of As I rri :bind al dl in i him ( Mr. i l a" ' 6111 to have c leiede,settlement, ef i hie ittid.tno security, exce an . - equilehio . lbw; on the . 0 .. panted by Colonel O'Kelly, withdrew tio Stain fin' Ifil•Olffpncie aotionti. - •• • _s o fates ; but this he'did not do-, and, instead of doing '.perty,erisingent f tbevontriterlagueston. l • so," this man' is driven by necessity to think:or so. :. Plaintiff conte . that thleleillitent Were advanced ' i il f er ilekl og I.4 l ' lg o a .er l d ri C t l ite iffn e rJ",' ' e Tie FJORD CITANCILLOR said he did not mean so- t-. - a tine little girl about 12 years Mao •., was the Aria ;on stecount oldie 'these; the Defendant contend- i Ma,' Burke , Illeddeseilthlthier of tar infitomia at*. dic u d . but before his Lordship ordered those two actions te'''illiegrthiisisir 4 s4ate, and is not even by that relieved. : :His of ff • uld: took ed they Were merely loans.' The effect of the whole Pram calla . I up - and examined g she gave her evidence very char in Etilii i •:. be proceeded in, he must see that there teas some per. 1 in this situation a airs, wo minuet she spoke is !risk and hadan intr i f well before he ordered a skciic perforniance.of sock : would be, if this was a contract, and a contract that ' the4teond ditughter, abbot Mite:vs of ag e , was r e ' r , a - son who would undertake to pay the 'costs of 'them e l: io r • • . D oti w h im th e .I,eaessest Conn. ' , coat& 'intim shekels, .titst the advances made were re.er I tsar answers ' As WO hill could be done in the mean time, he should nt as this. I:Ser i;tfOrtneit lei s Lerdahip that the Plaintiff had al. : advance; in Veyvivent - ef the -purchase-money of the rorrftlYthrtrettsivrith *base b r f oas h lr g e t Z er ' beth •' " the r- . • oat, and to 'other mant a& give lm order, at present, as to the prayer for a in- I ready triedio get the relief he here applied for, in restate. As long at the estate remained under the - more immediately touching the nig!it of 'the murder. Mr.Ttic a „ perxediato of,the Comm i ss i on, but should let the mat. i , Etch ._,.. • 'goer, that • there his bill ivas dismissed srifh .Conteridi of the Defeedttet 'himself, it auk! not be Lyons, brother to Mrs. Clifford , was asked a fe*questi4llll, but the most material whiles-es of II were name s a ouin of the name of • ter lie over till next day of. loiitions t that Mr• Gre . l' I , Ad ' • •"h'"od f d 1 in regarded as a security for any money which had been , a that not liking t eir meoa m in er. , Thomas M'earthy, and a,wo-can o t f r al' Brown. a hose gory Might, its the mean time, see if he cooled et any ~ in , -•-- • justicethe Plaintiff kad nowthosen tri come here•;. ! advanced by alte-Ptaintiff in whatever character it , evidence goes very home, but it is the OA of the Magistrate, person to coineforward and undertake f o r the costs W vrirs i l i c • re. be did not say too much when he et. 'might -have been advanced. -The Defendant had. him. that for the vike of justice, it shall not at present bt-publiated . They were bound over to appear: Mrs. Leary was ail the time . of those two trials at law.. •.•ft ".,,,Ant,• 4: i'• ~ . so., , . • pees his.convicitorti that his ...or it ' • ' i eisl p would wet self admitted, That he had already sold two annuities in the lock-up-house, and was not examined. 1 1. TX-PARTE -'-- - 1 1); stireltrictift4tv '4011E% • put these two ~jurisdiction.s - in such a co-equal -eon= secured on the estate in question, and that he iutend. This43S an ap s ngratiots . on the OR of the asiliPtee ; Ilitt;;tafte*osnitentmee the idis that when a hilt Is ed•tolsell the estate itself. In these circumstances the' Monday se'nnight the scaffolding at the church of i I . , / of the bankrupt under the late Insolvent Dental's' : dismissed in one of the two Courts, that moment r. Ylaifftif mutt have a receiver appointed to the estate, Dunkeld, in Perthshire, gave way, while several "of Att, of which the bankrupt had token : ulil hellefli; 1 may.the party resort to the other. . . • : .'he undertaking to bring time cause to a hearing by the labourtrismere at work upon *it.. Fite or six of to be entitled to *come in under en 'order made ilkhi I Thelma) CHANCELLoft :- . . time ago in favour of the bitsticropt, referring it to :letters . ,1:. . wished .he could see the ,Niktry Tenn: ' • • . • :..,... i Jr • . them fell from a height of more than 30 feet, but ... he Lord:•ChuncellOr sits in his private room fortunately none were killed ; three of them, how. • • ! tht Mister to tax tire hilikeltestref Ms'. Richard. I. ,Sir Sawcim Roanct.e said, his Lordship' amnia ; td.morrewilteglve judgment in some cases still stand- ever, were severex hurt., . Ilill, •who bad forraetly bilk tails bank'rupt ' s S o- see art the DA-e .:. ..ndaeft's letters to the Plaintiff; the Flog over, - ' ' - ' , l ',- i ' About 200 tons of Whale-oil of th is season's 7 lieitor. : -•" • * • '"'s• ~ 7 . • Plaintiff's letters its answer he could norm", •asi!the' .•• - .' - -.7- . .• fishing, were sold at Dundee, on 'Wednesday, by ' 1 The Lo al? CHANCLIXOt . tstaitiktfehet, on the Pee ~ Defentiant•had not chosen to }nodose them. t.. In viii - as VrTZA`Cer OLIVAIt, A iiimmurr.—Yes- public sale, et an average of 551; Si. per ton ; the titioneri giving security fdr -chi otos of any proceed- ! , A.^ Gentleman, whose name we did not know, f o b .. ! terday the Commissioners in this case, at the recent- highest price over obtained for whale-oil in this t .. , :rnendation of.: the • Lord Chancellor, • brought the i..gs which might take place relatire-to the taxation, ! lowed on tile same side. There .was contended country.. :•......,-;!„.. -. .. !!! in the event of his Ving übiuccetsful, 414tidii of Mr. ',assent on the part of the plaintiff te,be the purchaseal i Bankrupt before them at Guildhall, •to answer fur- - In the popaloui city of Glasgow,"centainingaboet 'Hill's bills of costa ahout s d'atill be aliatiod,Arivettlity . which . teas . necessary -to make a' Perfect - contract . ' ther questions relating to a sum of 4001. sworn by him , 100,000 inhabitants, the small-ph* has greatly de. I in-have - been'd tstuter articular circumstances, and i to the former order ; the money overpaid to 'Mr.: wh en she agreement was tenderedttv the Defeadant . P Dy Glasgow . y p- I • • clined.* the bills ortiortalit — it a TT."' - __l ..- 1.- --A.......:V1,. kt.... ft . ...... 6...:./... 6.' .1... L_ —e..... A... .1....• ;1 halite chastises that he had -,•ehieb4hatt been . already before the public. Mr., peers, thitt49persons4ied by th n elmatt-pox :in URI -• . 9 .... agreement. So flu I a treaty, Abe Defet . 11 4 r ters, su . vs, he had to sign ; thereby n tkfied an agreetnei ( f ) bait! ) too ) that the licitor; and, could not be _sopp ugh vt• here the Plaintiff even if the Phtititi citor, it wat ;Attie of holding **tin solicit or. suid isclh stied the tact of we them. The only proaching to the c fendant appeared i aq occasion where the property in qu 4 Wend:tot wore hi being joint mortip the name or Itittil the Defendant ill There an.sjiere,, I dis.,ol4tiotkof the tered into , there the Plaintiff in. cc and rocei • L. nit, kc. the pri 1111..tiott7 did