The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

_- --- COCKY OF CHANCERY, FRIDAY, Nov. 1. The Court met this day fur the first Hingelike the tong .te mien : it was the first seal. The LORD LIIANCYLLOR took his seat ed the Bench st half-past ten o'clock ; and appeared to be Is excel lent health. TUB WATERLOO BRIDOZ COIIPANY V . 1115.11151. lIIMPWRING AND CO. Mr. Hour said, he had an application to make to the • Coln of a pressing natnre. It was a motion praying that the Ciart would grant en injunction, to stop an ac tion at law, which had been instituted by Messrs. Brown.' lag and Co., against an auctioneer named Croggom The facts of the cue were these :—ln 1821, the Waterko Bridge Company offered for patchy auction,certain free hold and leasebsildproperty,consisting of wharfs, vaults, lie., in the neighbourhood of the bridge. Messrs. Browning and Co. bought two lots of this properly, and Alley deposited in the hands of Mr. Croggon, who was the auctioneer employed to sell it, about 1,3001., on se mint of the purchase. Negotiations went on for some time, for the completion of the purchase, until the do feudist* toot' objection to the title of the Waterloo bridge Company to the property. All these objections ins l hens refuted except one or two, which be was eon• timed would tarn out to be worthless. In this state affairs stood when Messrs. Browning and Co. broughtan action vilest Mr..Croggon to recover the messy which Hwy bad deposited in his hands. Under dime 'circumstances, the plaintiffs applied for an injenctioa.• Me. Crappies had pat is a statement of facts, and a• • tressed bit WilliegnessAi pay the deposit late Court. Mr.SRAYPWSLLIVIIII OM the same Ville. •• The Logo Caaneastma directed the injneedisd to Issue. ' At a subsequent period of the day, the Arlon:ear- Otmeasi. said be had been informed that the Court bad issued an injunction to restrain Messrs. Browning and Co. from proceeding with their action at law.— lie was employed by Messrs. Browning and Cc and he could assure the Court that his *heats did nes weirs notice of the motion until last night. The came was to be tried in the King's Bench to-morrow end although it had stood for trial ever since l'tisity term, the Injunction had not been sought until the very day beforethe rinse was to be tried. He hoped his Lordship would suspend the order till to morrow. , Mr. Seamen'. said the Learned Attorney was not coerced; informed of the facts. Negotiations for the purchase of the property bad been pending sines Tri city Term. The bill was filed on the 10th of September, and the defendants, instead of putting in se anower.bad obtained an order for time. The Loam Cossicst.t.oa said he would bear the ease to-morrow, but the defendants must sot proreed in the actiowfor the present. MARRYITA WITH WARDS Or ran SQUIRT. The Arrow, tY•Civanua stated, that a young gentle man named Ocanet was is attendance en his Lordship, —of order made by the Cam to that ~ 4 Mlrruw S, , . _ L)12:7-.A=A4I;Joi ^77 PALACE COWL?. , . NAOMI!' tsat.kttsr. SCILOAIIOIIt, pa. . ' l ' !fr. 'Nun ass stated that this was an action brought by Si plaintiff, Madame Clargett Piers Hyacinthe Pal.hr, • lady possessed of great ainsleal talons, to recover the rim of six gala/has. bring eke reams for her perforate's* ea the harp at • consort gives by the defendant at his house In Wimpoleitreti, oat the ed of May last. The Learned Cote. eel NM. dart 1)r. flettdemor* Mehl/ • wish forth. ta:ents o semitest evening, seat for her and her harp; she se eordingly wart thereabout ten o'clock ; she was then pet with fhe otter performers, and in the course of the evening play ed two twee. 114114111 e Pattiz, the mem. of the plaintiff, proved the latter beteg at Dr. filoadamore's, and playing twice upon her harp. Plaintithad performed before at the Opera, at Ma dame Catalaars howbeit,, and other places ; she received Ida guineas at Madame Candour' benefit, and eight pi les's for one efitaing's performance at Ludy Lons4alles.- 11Pialatilt goaataili treated to the genwrostty of the parties. W. Kopp" Iraq., considered plaiatiff a Grst-rate per inea., sad &OVA eight guineas woaid not be too much fiigq bar ter the evening. Mt. Manama, for lb* defendant, stated, that in March Inat alloitmo Pallid came ham Path, for the purpose pates/01ft her talents as a trat.rate performer; It was aimmary Ilpt; her to be Introduced by mane one into the empathy when she wadi be able to display those Woos , which Oa *pared to be possessed of; on her arriving fa tilts oolour. fie waited on Mr. Bingham Bieber& with, a War of latroliattioo, and he ea her behalf waited es ilume ailda Bios& wike were lathe habit of giving large parties. Oa anridariallag that his Mind, Dr. Scudamore, would laWatklaggis party ow the fd otMay, he wrote to 1401, es lnllit~ the ptaintlf weald• be .benefitted by being 11110.0.1600 Wag so idea that tare would be soy large laada. Blagitani Mohan* Bog. a mordida, deposed that Oda- Off was Introdoemi to him by Man out her return from France, and bat must was to be latrodated into the best faaffnaly; ohs frereanotty said she would not require any re. dowediala from Ws Maeda. Witness asked her what she to, leer performances, and she in answer said, . • eertaialy net require any thing as yet; her ddb eat was as he latreumeed end become koown." ilajkat wrote a istrer to the Comeau of St. Aetesio for lien; 1601061 1 t0d played at his beam, his be eartaloly serer paid. ktifflariti previews to her getarg sa the dedendeot wittiest tails test bar, sad mein alms peened, bat that ho bad ob. ildhad 6oiddrat for bee, mid_ fur whielusho smimad h 17647 . 641161101; lbois were at the Ilse so terms mailita . .bdp 667 afro to general implied tonne, that alto abooM go Sit Wiwi* far bloc or his Mends, and he told Dr. Beadsmen tMal usiAas Pella meld ammo grataitonely. . 1. 1E1661•WQ001100 , ON- M MDLIts I 8688101V - 5, - k 7 i • -3---oes--- Yesterday,a fellow named Ceder., a joss was Wed Oa an isolicutont.ct ia ro mor hi committed an emelt. with intent !oriel' girl, who had. at the time of the eioleoce tenth year. The waren:mate child. who a mere eins43leKon. stated that the prisoner the assault upon her in the bakehouse el *hose service Carter was; tool or ad& frequently committed the same uMore signs place. and that she had never comp The Chairman asked her why she cos oreasiou? To which else eeplird, that Is is 17 years out, saw her anal the pro 3e.. e bakehouse through the window, end told The Cbairteme. —Theo I snppose, if in cot see , „ es y o u would sot have saide Tee poor child said she would set. Mr. W aaeoash who was for the prose of cower wee obliged to give op the case, such ea it was. bed bee* ' , ideally riven Camel observed. that the raw at the, from the repo by the essiateece of the is period of tea ;Jars being that beFeed wield mot pamieh when meseet wee nip The llialnaltav ia llelike•sillil the fiery Ala me of those deplorable eases ammo was said the better. They would be eh stabillog the iedigeatiee sad horror whim upon- the part of the primmer, impireil, se Carter was thee e4quitivd. This cam calls se oar recalmtiou a 1 Mr. MAST, we believe last meshon.thsi dace authorities to prove thee the • Itl ander which comsat oe the part of the avail. le trollied this is *teetotaly the la * The felliowing pasiuge from Stec St rip plain the law ea the sattyret :-.0. Ito e. 6, rap" isms& Homy without is also the abominable wicked** , es or abasing any woman, child "edit the 1 is which cam Mot commit Or eon miss as by retools of her tender years she jndgrneet sad discretion. Sir Matthew of clinic's, that such prellgate anions °, infant wader twelve years. tbdt Sr of fel by the gametes law, "Mew 'lntl or it ameent to rape sod felowkikerril sin stetate of Q.:et. Elisabeth: ha l that 13 ral been held only to mead iv heal sluttish it shwald 111011111 that deisiells Ile twelve are still under the yroloetiee Weems. I. the law with rapist ha diet hall% h 3 on altered by either of the ember ' Dmearotprite titviL—.t pout seas Mime was iedietial for a meet creel very, s ill and latesewiwg girl. sews aged IL It appeerea that the gitl *ai &ipring, a pleniber is whim the deiesedi tire ; the '.. deetiedast had mode hive t alto for taking prim . rovoittroo to , sootipoolgof from others. _ epportuoitr o. Mr. Witrairasse.-1 dal ek there are instances — of cigar ailments when it waa swore that so iadividaal oscillated Irawing the country. The LORD Cuenca:JAL—l may make an order• to rewata bite from taking the infant with him. will be so great harm if be do leave the kingdom, sided we keep her here. Ur. Peers.—l am afraid, my Lord, that the eMiet to restrain would be inoperative; he will be gone to Morrow. The LORD CRASCILLOR.—I e.annot help it. I will grant as order to castrate the defendant and all ether persons from taking the Infant out of the kingdom. Mr. Wt:thetztar.--Will your Lordship order the in tam to attend? ''The LORD Cnewexcion.—Yes, I will direct that the Persica of my minutes shall be a good service, and that the•defiedaet shall bring the ward into Court to-morrow. If you can find any proper person to take care of ►er, I will make an order that forthwith, upon the service of ray minutes the defendant shall deliver ber up. Either you or Mr. PIM' can take her. Mr. Wtxartet.s.—L•t Me. Psers have her, my Lord, Le is the junior Counsel. ' The order was then issued. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—Guttnzata, Nov. 1 ZINO ANTI ANOTIIIIR T. WILLIAMSON AND ANOTBIR. TM* action was brought to recover damages sostainell by the negligence of the defendants, Mr. Williamson & Cia on. his builder, in not duly supporting an arch of tb ' • imellior e Awhile they pe4104 doer* as atai itdning wa ;I6c - ausequence of which the arch fell is, and tir.stroyed a large quantity of nine. It appeared that the plaintiffs were wise-merchants, Is Pudding-lane, whose premises adjoined those of the defendant Williamson. In the course of some im provements performed for Mr. ll'ifliamson by Mr. Clap tor, the wall in question, which formed part of the sup port of Messrs. King's cellar, was removed without any means being taken to prevent mischief, or any notice to she plaintiffs. At the same time, a heap of bricks was faid in the yard above, and the pressure being thus is creased, While the support was dimioished. the amt,. which seemed nearly coeval with the tire of London. Rove way, and entirely spoiled 64 dozen of wine in its fall. Fur this injury the plaintiffs now sought compen sation, contending that it was the duty of the defen slants. especially to so populous a neighbourhood, to Lace bared the•earth en each side, so as to aseertaio that tbey would sot injure the property of others by their proceedings. On the part of the defessibmbh it ws• contended, that they ought not to lwoopposed cognises of all th e r aa k a in the neighbourhood, and th.tt Meese*. K ing Ones have known the danger, because there was s ',sedate is their counting house, comusaoding a view of *lard% whom' the work was elpielly conducted. 1 To t id e it was replied, that is a eitonsioo like that of V tadispisue, where, as stated by one of the witness** , there was scarelyttlieatof solid earth, bat Dear time whole *pace was occupied hompath the ground by vaults, the defendants bad reasquohle.ground to sursulee that they were near 1006. gtjty which their weeks slight injure' in -I if Mama. liing . were aware of the almratioes in pro gress, they illso aught fairly confide in the defend. The Loan Come Justin left it to the litry to lifyi wfietio r the defendants bad not sualcient.reesnn fro; the circumstances to place th em on &sir guard as t their proceedings; because, if so, that were chitty liable for the damage whist' had arisen hell their went of ear.. -- ---- The Jory:fouod a verdict for this plaiutltTs—the da usages to be settlodont of Court. MANS. ♦yD ANOTIIIIII V. TURNS'. SART. This was an action by the executers of the lat. Hr. Crean, the keeper of the Star and (barter Inn, at Rich mond, to recover a sum of &SOL amount of a bill Incur red by Lady Turner and Ler family and servants. at the testator's boos,. _ _ Mr M Mr. WILTox,„ and Mr. Giotto were for the plaintiff, and the Coatator Sanown &ad Mr. Sraara were for the defendant. • By the will of the late Id r.Crea n. he di reefed his badness to be caeried on by the plaintiffs, as his Ikenners, ohs were to allow his widow an annuity, and permit her to remain in the hoes' to assist in earning en tini hegira of the tavern. From June to November lase s bell months inclusive, Lady Turner (who was stated tabus lived generally apart hove her husbawd) and awning took up their abode at the Star and Garter, hae_lilik horses and carriages kept daring that lime. Per half the time she was there a MU wan seat to the ilafendas who by letter sent, desiring time to **mine the aiwowlit When Lady Torre: west away another Igipites lent te the defeadatit, for the rennaWer of the time. A letter was afterwards sent to Mrs. Crean, by. the ddlendant,ltio forming her that be bad some remarks wombs urns flit& MIL The next proceeding was the anon of the de , feadant, for the whole amount of the bill. . The cook employed at the Star and Garter proved Iblr entertainments which were provided - for Lady Tana during the time she was there. She generally had Y. soup, end other delicacies ' for dinner. Always hot it five dishes. in general the diesel". / etn.' passive. Mrs.. erne was called, to promo the ring* be vdtiot ii!* bill was incerred. She bad as fir, end bad **ether interest in the concern, which lens carried ow by the plaintiffs, as ber•busbind's Eitecutaea. 'Her OHIO was over the door daring the time the defeadeat's wee contracted, bnt she had another lutenist in Ute b*. l 'loess than as above stated. The defence set up wu that Mrs. Creatreatiaseed the Waimea of the inn ostensibly en bet ,owo oecooet. and therefore ought re have been made -phissilf es-the ear • • nerd; hot The Cater Jowrice eremite& ilbesiteedos. tied the Jere NONd feeds' phietilf—Daaeris titre gelded eed of Coors. mons, e. PSIMITIIIIIII. fide was on sates ardent the defesistat jot IN breech id' a contrast for tbe purchase et ' deal of beet Russia yellow candle sforty4beee shillings per cwt. tioaxr IWO v. rawitaetsat. This wag as action of the mai oats* apes a ow— for. the delivery et ewe horwireikaelte If tallow half a wticb the defendant bad delieasw hwt-deaseia;lader he bad sot. The Jury, nadir the Leersed,Wire'edirectiaas, fatal fur the pltilf—daatages 1111 Mph id; . , ' • COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, Nor. 1. COllllll V. J. W. 0. *ZRIIT, ESQ. Sifittßi VAIMINAN stated, *hankie was as adios to recover the asloast of two bills of exchange el s•lt each, of which the plaintiff was the Istlorese. for wales. hie ooseideratios. Is a cosmos oasts it world be drawer, eieet to prove the writing of the , _.,,, acceptor, set ladoreer; bat nit would be so be shewn i f the defendant that these bills had oat • ytoroe into the possession of the plaintiff, he would at price.tboagli net obliged by law to de so, prove theeensilleratien given for these bills. The aczeptanre and mustiness were admitted. • - Evidence was gene into for the of provieg title furnishing of geode by the plaiut in 1821 to Halts, who applied to hies te tilestual these bills of the defendant, and the prices charged for them, Ste. Mr. Solemn Lana, fur the tiefeadaot ‘ ealit It Wu clear front the plaintiff's e;idenee ' that these goods bad not been fairly purloined by Haat& bat that be bad beer obliged to take them, or have Ms bills record to be die monied. la such a sitoatioo it was mere than probable that a pries far above the real value had been vet epee these g ends. But whips sessubrer might be l golhoesi hots thiektneetios„ - dift *At; ilillftl4lm waveless of goods bad nomiaally tak place la order to soolde the present plaintiff to ma ;malt - tit e action, though it true really for the interests of Harts. Leiters from Hama to the defeisdaotwere then read to 'Apr is the defendant had entruiii bite with the bills for i themerpoise of getting them diesesated ; the defendant had venter received soy valor for thane. Lord Chief Justice DALLAS 11111101111111 op tiitievideoce. The Jury retuned a verdict for the plaintiff—Da mages 10110 i. . .. Aladin/Ali*lWO., dated Geollo9lh, says—" On the eight of the 10th inn- sheet ' SOT eons ass e m bled i on the hods of Clongher withio t one mile of Carrick-on-Shaanon, and after. tyi be keeper, and making use of threatening expr for the purpose of intimidating such persons as they dinceired tuicht be inclined to oppose them, imraedratay proeeetled to carry off in triumph some oats aad oes which had bees ander seizure for arrears of rent.' A few Jays since, two women' ' employed In sweepiesaspah• teems in C ' k, the sear of Ole ia,ellidgne W s *swing collected 'a tarp laaatity, ahoy we tieeniaili fiati as one of the weans was approaching the same,lis buck thiit was I:4l:near ran at her, and thailologi her op on his 6 dasbell eff throcath the Ins s tifparoman's cloaths were instantly in • blase, and in this ioi:lg situation she was carried sear a bandied ye she fell off she animal's bead I the beck iuusedbs lysoade his es cape without renewing the attack, d atrolyte to re late, except being scorched a little by the ire, and terri bly frightened, the woman was not, materially hum Tii . •the amettioss, who had Wee With Mrs. G. only absithalf a year, she has kit 311 L; and he, es well is the hotems, who wetter state his mistress latterly 'llls-/ear or *s bears slay:Altai related that though kita Owl* from her red's* habits, might affair efiliatesasi is Gs* emistatios of some, they did set kW 'what bine to have emit or angry words Ililis' her. To all by .itervaste Mrs. (I. has left esesethisg, taidi the ea:dirties of two weekly labourers empleyel ha die garde**. - AohltPaild le proiestarrsogessent, it is expected these 'will he Meeks ii) section I am is the town residence et. I Terrace, sad the other at Hampton. however, that are at present at Hampton, 021 /7 ere Se be removed Is town ; slid large quanti ties the peoperty that seers is the upper rooms of the IlampieefAsession bare bees, by orders, and under die 0 the matters, brought into the S g orric meigiebettrieg moms. Idea k's ludelmeent is now placed over the por de* bathe frost of the masks at Hampton ; — that of 'Mr. Garrick is in Hampton Church, where th; Oarriek. family still have a pew, and where Mrs. o.'s hetetZ will menially have a place: There are fourteen meta in this chunk : amongst others, those °NONE George 111, and his Quests, placed there on their*** removed from Hampton Coast Palace. Haroplialleit Royal parish, the Palace being within its pr4att. Evinces/cr.—A young Vavehman of pa iltteriet, bet of desperate fortune, tritely faked means Mt ingrati ete hitswif with a respectable Reglish family residing it SL-Otner's. Abort a makable* he isdaced one of Me daighfers, a young lady sheet !Frei Of age, sl! who, as he well !mew, will shortly be in possession of considerable property, to ekpe with him. They crossed the Channel, followed immediately by the brothers of the young lady, but the fagitives having the start, th• pursuers were over too late. At Calais the former had embarked in the steam-boat about half an hour previous Ie the arrival of the latter, who instantly put to sea is sampan beat. At Dover the same ill-luck followed them ; no trace of the foreigner's name could be found in the port registry, and they had no resource left but to make-the best of their way to the metropolis, where doty arrived on Thursday messing. Immediate assist- Owe was gives by the proper authorities, and at a late hear on Thursday night the parties were traced to , as hotel in Duke-street, Manchester-armee, where they were surprised by the young lady's brothers, to whose care she was cousigool, while the gentleman was pro vided with safe lodgings until yesterday morning, when he was liberated on bail. The case will oiortly be brought before a tribunal by which the Offence will be cognitab'e. SV, Arnold, the celebrated jockey, met with a a T . O3S accident at Newmarket on %Wednesday. lie was upon _Harriet in a match against Prophet, and after the latter horse had won a close beat. Harriet fell - and broke the jockey's collar bone. He was otherwise much bruised. lie was taken home in Lord Rivers' carriage, and re amine in a low state. FATAL AccineNr.—Yesterday, as Inquest was held at the•Prineess of Wales, Charles-street, lirompton, ups. the bodies of 0 Seyiuwir,Tboinas lirowo,and Leek, wise met their death by suffocation in a vault. Verdict-4! " Accidentally suffocated." the was. witTembag abut ve4isdi take. t. Mu Wks. Cutouts's Ituomm-Afbovadair ram skims WM hold at the Quist'', Wad. to Ilegaea, before Thum. Stirling, Bs • m.. 0 w the body d Mary NA, .K ha ist ,wedby drowsing ben& is t he wt's eaaal. at Satlisrbridge. ft am Maud alba Lured was a carrel ilikoeigiimaelbud *aim had hue to 11111119•mwmaimeat- pains for debt, from eared ea Wednesday mosses,. Doe alowat the eaforttiame woman pled9od, = ay with his property. The draw on his release is supposed *La ;ties fa her mind as a Mile lam M•lit fel act. Verdict—Lawry. There woe a avoid Mimed MN at Si fore :be same Coroner sad hwy. ea Tlismiso's. Req. whose body was 111111144 s Veer Canonbary-House, oe Woduaday iiitituri, it appeared; held a lucrative sues icy Office, and was missing a kniaight, was advertised fur his diseureq, either de was 49 years of age ; sad grief no atom tsr, whoa is in a state of aseatal derange fined in a mad•house so affected hie miad ed himself in the itoisat's (and, where first found by some mu. who took it not the field adjoining, having takes his. Wat if he had any. The Wisest was requires erre, and the re po rters were Refused admi seat.-.Tles vardiat.—" Vbat the &mud self, being at the time in a state of tam derangement." MARRIED. Thursday, at Kensington, the Rev. Rai Ballot College, Oxford, to Louisa, third tate John Miles, Esq. of Southampton-tow. At St. Martin's church, on Thursday la dram, of Oxford. to Jane, youngest dangtstet Hassell. of St. Martin's-tale. On the 31st ult. at St. Mightier,. Otimafa Aird, of Ilackaey, to Caroline Elizabet . le of the Into Mr. John George de Merveitenx, former place. DIED. On the Mb alt. at his house le Fledyeri I ster, hi the tioth year of his sig.. Rich's! heretofore Chalintaii of the Commissioners England. On We.tweday last. at his house lo kiss Colilsirod. Esq. aged 71. On the atth ult. at Kensington, Mr. John year. On Friday, the 25th ult. at Hardwick, St Kynantoe Vowel, Bart. On Vrlday, the Ist rut. Ranh. the wife Jackpot'. of Leodenuall.street, in the 30th )1 On t:.e Yslh ult. Mt. Jaoss Calstil, se Chelsea, In WA :Colt year. London : Edited. Prbitek an 4 Pubbobed. "Tbeftwribitemg - aad"TiseCosnm Pager.) No. W. firs.* by R. WARDI whom an oociasemeatioai, Orders, I ba addrested: . lllosMag• r .., .....•• le ecrosoquence of an order made by the Court to th at Mr. Gus-- --a W. Conant ..."... forth pialeliff, lied . that Mamas Patna meld come gratuitously. au; ° that'llie ieftesdamt had made hive t Moot previous to the lon vantlint. I fs. Bennet bad m;:c amn ' i r i ."47s:;,a, - ;:ii;;7 - Dir.Twernatlea was five miaow. la the service, bet that I laartlad • Taint lady, a and of lb. Caul. ariatfarT " f a et, ....ar e , al oomia t ao e a . go • as Na b. dog li t : toi maei.forfrik ePli tillielalvale . iIMIIIIVINISta *4 • visi Imo' the pantos turned ii the wish of her guardians, and his Lordship% weer re- soot Z ecala w7 a "1., a ta n ao ,. poolig o og ' . medium '•• Me struck she peer 'it quired him on this day to appear in Cried, deliver - • - . of his Ihrolter, Mr. Raiser. oust haodzed laliowi 'PhsieryotfteeMellitg . tor olost half an how, rataruml - :which she was re her up to her friends, and to await his Lordship's plow „ , , , to be de livere d la Jan. last, at Os. per eirt. the d a d, ver di ct k w l b o d o g ai y ar d, - log ly tfte te wear lit cure.tor master set het permeable. Mt lag , 1 ,.. . • time melted for delivering the tallow, the market row 1 , 16 , ing oteurkii ..,,,,,i h i m . Mr. Hall? IPPurea for the Faardlau of Te r( to Ms, per cwt.,. sod the defendant had not the tallow te lady. Thom Gentleman had, he said, made d i lei ~_,,or. f or uot b eac h of sh e contract the maws was Tun , eave um. ialea .mores= vew. wietedwir evening. a Irs F ersi : bet s tii ‘ e ls L it 'is ha dsi viair ieft eb brlssi ors I ` , e s : Lbws gyro thus she moods so cautpl glary respecting. tbe yousg man, and having asesiftimul •"' Xr. Hil4ars had been hug* coucerued i s that he was a pergola of unexceptional& character, and rv a ll 4 r• the Bev. Themes Aschstt rod Frederick Fella+ Fea• the tear ; bet b ar ---••--ft-- heinar ge, "Usual." n u t l ike Iti.sd' sod sessrdis gl iis " id ' s "' executors soder the late Mrs- Garrick's will, left - damp aa a aosorif =7, lo/neo bl hie that his father, a man of fortune, was disposed to some ofsfr. norm ,. mot folio wraps 4oliat are cal.• too. slur basing beew wholly ovvepie j doting two diip x 46 year up .1 into any arrangement that shoold be thought ekt 6. .; bonded her bad irsiffettk him not to press fur his Lordship's j -,4 lad time harpist, ertiteclielleac era Vilma Sal' in looking ever the books, Itlialta/Pt tilli• "0, ar ___,_,__"' s ir ' l withodlo infit her inteit Ur mutt. . low at tillfsrest period*, or in Other Word ghosbling 1:a • dm Ay what' aro to the Britta attd savanuall , o i t al ia g . ' • to lanest is . •1111.1111611111416 'the saiket iit 'Oil ap , ; 4. , kel .II t h at aro . of as legacies. Arm titans* to ••• Atm. • 0.'.« Ile Cittltawar!l Pr a 4 0 .11 Is NO the 4 10 - ; ~„i . dm t .•, , - , . , 4 t no • . t Atm , ate • rirs • I I " a 4 ' " ..• 4 - r-trat .4.-T., .- li? 7. "1?"."." •ic %. . ...a.: • la bluLl •-, 4. -, " was f•vi, •: • • L .„ ,„. a sio r •wri.—mr. frixeniii- sehr%. was • • ~ ..4, . t o • - .....t ; . na t p. ,o' - , t ow .; • . V' tog Ma. iostrootag to ma* an application toe tbe aommitiveriot ~_ _ . • _„.,. _ , . two months' inspAsorainit i. : • .. Ur '..‘ z ' qra ata hav'M Ma Agr4ltiq •- - ' lug Irak CO r of the dote:Want for hart mg married a ward of the ( leant, ,Tra,_ l 9 l _, • !__, _ r,...._ ~. ; , _. _ . 1 eye me me. imijoi, .... ,4 via, um, ssmss i. lll l lll -1, 111 . 15 ',mewl', her to bs so at the time he married her. Ts. Trii!=eff lair eg . we ~, . T That gtomolgookgwoo bo . . 4 . maw ► abet osgaidoistgli _ shou . i last. * ... **Wm bill was filed in September,- at which time the marriage :77 . 1 0 = z i ai ...., ....,_ , ._ time WM 410104 Pr 4.7 MrstelleaspeehitY air • -.. 't ' Ito tease: . pas attihrutioolisnealirmoil *yawl took place, Affidavits had been filed, la which it was ""r,„7= ,____22 : _ _,_ A owe of mos.G.;ea soie, .. , . .. , thri. at the cum whioltheomildist ..1 = Aiwa .the (hot defendant meditated the leaving of the , `7.!!_r_7_ _,____ trrama _ . „ , isd : h r ese l;' moms oil to that Disk uhitouti_o. r, .., is the anweet of *pdoseseseiths . ecertry.• The Learned Counsel was proceediag to state "ms:le oat, woo ls r a the circalsehutces of the ease, when - • • nib* other property. To Wes. W i 1 " • house- *et it prnnemtell from a very . • Tha Loan CHANCELLOR said, " Cant commit any , stiff ono , . ~.. . . . Ohl The J . l7 e deli la jr .... .• wa d for the keopor, at Ilasiptio.lfrs. EL has left WOOL bbildestmv- watch:dog, iftlifttefteh•Villt,-*= ll team with's* giving him an opportunity of being heard ? r••• tag for many years behaved well t. bee sad her children. him, with *kith be lost Weelirdsiralbela 'a- tar.......,,., ._..i tl.l ask thew. nro ...tamed.. a eons. ___ _ . oath v. --.. . . To tho margin:ma. who had bees with Sirs. O. oaiv rodutut taken to the . ftlial fait.. f$