The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-07 00:00:00

OF BENCH, GOLDRS V. ULVA'I I3, Mr. PARKH stated, that this - w.ls a leignedeissite from the Court of Ceaneery, to.t ry the •tegitimeee of the infaie e laitettf,.John Golden, whn questtneably the child 01 John andliTasbrittli Gol den, butt' deceased ; and the question whether, the parents were legally mailed. Mr. Golden' wile • in hip life-tiMe stotse-mason in tipper- Mirth .place, Gray's lort-inne, in the parish nt, Paocrae,; who hail atnaesed raper y- to the' amouut . of thirty; thousand pounds, and , who died soddenly without' a Will, lea ., tog the only child, the presentepl,,itietf„ whose legitatnacv was the fluestion of this lift, And the detendints his next of kin.. The ether facts which Mr. Parke ripened will come out better in the course of the evidence,.' upon which' , truly'' depended the truth of the present question. • • Mrs. Ne:lotans deposed,. that she was 'llOilAO. , keeper to Sit Philip Franck, for three years ? and knew the late Mrs. Golden who had been' an attene dant to Sir Philip's two daughters for some time be fore •the witneee,entered the serviN, which they both lett in June,. 1800 ; the witnesti to be married, and Mrs. 'Golden (then Mrs. Langrish) to hve tis housekeeper to , Mr, Golden. Mrs. Langrish ob jetted at titst to. take Mr. Golden's situation, 'as he had lived with his former housekeeper, Mrs. Roe keit, in a State of ..coneubinage; but the witn&ts re moved her scruples, mid persuaded her to accept the Lace., ' While she lived in' the Amity - of Sir Philip Francis, she conoueted herself - . Modestly end, with reserve, and was greatly esteemed by the family. in the ,spring-oi .48u t, the witness called:4ot) Mrs. Langrish, at ,Mr. Golden'ai . but . was told ey the ser vant that she did not know such a person as Mrs. Lanerish ; upon which Mr. Golden came out of the parlour, and said\thrit Mts. Langrish i was then Orinien, asking the witness to walk in. ''She did .so, ; turd when Mr,. Golden told Mr. OMden Who the' witness was, exeressed his gladee4e to .see 'her. Mrs, Golden told Mr. Golden that if he- was. Silts lied vz ith her as a wife , he might thank' the witness for persuading tier to come and live with here. Mr. Golden' replied that.heslieeld be.gliid to see the wit..;, tress at aey time a, a Iriend ef Mrs. t., olden's. witness had secti Mrs. Golden before, twee her' leaving Sir Peihp Fr, ocis's; and Mrs. Golden tow• told her that she Was married when .sheealled upon the wit' less then, ano had her ring, though , the did net tell rile witness so. In all the visitethe Witilt6B made to Mr. anti M,:s. Gtaldetl, both thew and after.' wards, they apretred a 4 man end wife. Gol deo:seemed very much .burr at the death of his first child, t)arliktlti4rls .f;i it was a .40y. The witness, le,4ini from Mrs. Gold , n, that Mr. Gulden ;ilways look het wiiers to the Bank, while she 14/39 it, ser vice. The Weeess hid met at Mr. Golden' , J, Mrs. VOOl, NiVil to Mr. Golden, Mr. Forit,:and Mrs—Ed- Welds, lets oho e. She well remembered the birth of the plaintiff, to- whom Mr. Golden, oppeared much tittachcd: therve Was"! third child also, who was dead. Upon her cross-examination, ebis witness raid that Mrs, Golden'g televise to her was in Othsbet or November. The reasons she afterwards gavefur slot avowing her inartiage , then were, that Mr. Gel . den'was a resersed particular man, that she was not very well, and that they did riot wish to • see pang. Mrs: Golden told the witness she/lied been in the country ; but the witness did -not eSk where site was married. Mrs. Leitice Bea), sister to Mts. Golden, residing St WeYntooth, said, ,that she. heind of her sister's marriage soon after she %wilt to ..wlth Mr. dol den,' and *rote to her aheut it, to which ,letter she got 'an answer from Mr. Goldetehimself; which her husband, who was nnw on weot age, lent long since destroyed.- She raetembel4 , he : Never,. that it ran thus---". Elizabeth Langrish that was, is ilow my lawful wife : I was married ie June toe July, : ,the witness did not recoiled which) : I (141 not see any necessity for cent* to "S.Veymouth to declare our marriage, sls I know no persen there: but Mr, Boise!, teir, atelier(' Woods, and Mr, William Langri,h." The Letter was signed " Jehn and ErzaboleGol deo," The Witness came to London years` • al-, terwards, and ,wasat her sister's house' t‘si,o days end a night. Mrs. Gulden <•.'is in every , telic;A treated as Mr. G.'s wire. : Mrs., Fool, whom the i.tditristi knew long before, called wi its she was at her sus., ter's, She always chested to 'her Mrs. Golden . ," fit“l WO4 alliWered " glizabeth . Gelden." , Ppot, her , ertPs-e`itarninatiolt, this 14 - ituCsa• :said; that she and her sister ucv‘r talked abijkit the place of her marriage ; and that Mr. G.'s former hoose keeper never went by his name. Ikon her ree,examinatioa',.sbe'said that her sister died of a decline; and,, in answer to a question from the Bench,: she said tlrrit it' was in the same year with her letter of. 'inquiry that 'she received Me. Golden'is answer., Mr. Pear em, .clerk 'of ~Mr.,llayeek attorney. 'for the proved it'iu register of thebsetitentrorn the parish of Si. Pancras,. of John, son of John end Elilabeth Gehlen, born Well 14, baptized Nov. ‘t 4," and of ".liobert,:son of John and Elizie. beat Golden, bore •July 3, .1609, baptized JulY ! m i ." „and also the register ,tit ,1)6.11141* the parish of St, George the ,Marty{, .tl4,ltl4ild•liqUille, contain, in the uatue of " Elizabeth Golden, of June, Mr. Beniatren Alasen, stoekebraker, ..said, that on the 21st ot ,1804.„'Alt..0Gctkten,. 5,‘ , 1101 - 1;. the witness had' known , irony yearte berme, „a who bad before apprised him tuf , brought Mrs. Golden to els orbit eeeasehie wife, to transler her tour per cents, into bireGblcien's, &AMC; She was described in the tranifer , neket t befit G'olden, late En'eatetlytangri,liivetee w i le o f J o hn Golden." Theewneess meeMr„.Goiden ~smite iiine , a f ier egieds In With ft little boy le his b h e s aid, " this is my son.": ulle always cal- led MlLGOldeli by teat name; The witnes,S his Ideal alsodeath OW Mr. Gulden thr ee or four days before M , When he. came to put ell his 'itocks together, and to transfer sotne stock, as lie aesoribed it,' belong- Mg to his wife's sister Judith, ,to whom he was ex.- Irfc. Mark eco , 9T. • Hatter, ckrk'iti - the Bank; ;produce 14 1 31 - 4WVN PrinieT by ItICHAF at the StiN.ChF the transfer th:ket, signed , by both John and tliza. b-111 Gibittett. Elizabeth. Perring, . ladies' monthly nurse, re ineMbered, that about six years ago, Mr. Golden , called-on her, and said that his wifewas dangerously di, and thewitness,mu,t attend her immediately.— She wag treated . in every, respea as Mr. G.'s !w11% . 1 0 as very , attentive , . and well-behaved to her. 'Elhe was .:quite a modest woman; The t'vitncss `recillesaed,: that one .day, , as' they were discours. ing upon the cusiotn of newly married couples lolake.a ttip , into the sountty, Mrs. Golden -ap proved the fashion, and said, that she and herhus- , 'band went to the Me of Wightlor six weeks in a; 'post-elkahe. • Mr. John Wilson; surveyor of Deughty:street, knew Mr. Golden more than twenty years; he(of.; ten met him at the Arms'pnblic•house, Cba vet-sneer, Bedfourrow , ; be recolleeted his going into the country and his corning home. , After this he asked the Wittle4‘ home to introduce Mrs: Gold en to him ai.his wife ; he was . accordingly several 'times at their house, when Mr. G. alWays treated' 'Mrs. G. as his wile,.which the witness had'no son to dotibr she• was. There Was no levity in 1)(1 - .Mantier; and alNFays spoke of her as his 'wife in her absence. The witness hid heard Mr: Golelen joked at on account of ,his marriage, at the King's .4rms,' which, however, he never denied. Tim:witness 611 W hilt] constantly about With. his children, .partieulArly the 'plaintiff,: of Whom he . 'seemed:remarkably fond He was also very much Alfaled by his wite's death. Mi% Thomas Plight, stationer, in ffolborn,had also been acquainted with Mr. Golden More 'than twenty years, having been on the Coma of Msist• ants of the Copentets' company, and dinedrtgu tarty once a month together, and the witness haying succeeded ltiM a s teeter-warden of that Company. The . witee§s had met Mr, Geld ctt .n str , t t o witiva lady,, whom be introduced , as hii wilo, anti haviug sometimes called at „his house, although he had ncver „eaten or drank there, he had no donbt Mrs. t.7olden was his wife.. .• , Dr. Sande an atteride3 the familyof Mr, Golden,. and remembered Ins calling upon the witness and saying,.."" I have taken panr adviee > t last, --- 7 I liave mauled -a young woman of neither family nor,for tune, but I ,ho ) ,0 she will make me, a good He then desired the witness to call and m.!e her, which he did, and knew,his children. He :tin!nded Mrs. G. in her last, illness, which was a dechn• ; also attended her sistenwho- lived with them, and died Aix months afterwards of • the same' complaint, which tilte had contrailed by her attention to her sister.. The ,witness had a ring sent him upon Mrs. G.'s death, which be had lost. lie remembered, however, that the inscription tan "- Golden, died such a day, aged so and so." Mr. Win. Searlett, jeweller, had likewise known Mr. Golden en years, and hatrfriguently met him at. the- King's Arms. He tecotittnended Ink wile and sister to deal. at,tho witness's shop, whither he had accompanied them. Lie once told tl,e witness, that one, of the ladies at his, house was ill ; .the wit ness asked " which ?" be replied " wife !'' Mr. Sinnott Keld, a carpenter, had also known Mr. G. lot 2,0 yettrs.: He sent for the witneits, an gust 15,4804, to make .a small'deal Coffin. for his Want son, unurnament.ed, tis he Meant 'to. enclose it in a stone coffin. The boy, he 'Said, •sh,iuld hurled as near to his father he could • bury hew for the present, ,and arty thing:happened to him or his wife, he shodd be re-interred in a vault whiph Mr. G. meant to; provide.. The inicriptieu :was, ""Robert, son, of John and liliz..Golden, Up per :Non h-place, died Mg. „1804, :aged On the :! , ,,td or 23d of June, 1807, Mr:Gulden sent Inr , the witness awint„ to; hury his ;Wife; ,hossid he did nut want any thing ostentatious, only plain and twat.. Mr. atql..,Nirs., hot tikere to latt'nci the fa octal. wunees:then gfik a piece of ground for the vault, whither tho.son WAS removed. The in scription on Mrs. Golden 's coffin Was, "r Eli4abeth Golden, died sound so, aged so and so." iie sent tor the , witness a third tinie, on the last .day of the 'ante yesr, to btuy his Wile's sister, Tins witness also reinetnivrecl a sale of Mr. G.'“ goods, at - tor his death ; the linen was Marked .E. G." John itensliaW, workman of Mt. G. Said that he wa s ordered by his- master, a fortnight or- three -weeks before his wile ditd, to apply at St George's -buryity / grotincl; Queen square, tor a place lot the, burial of his family.. The witness was also ordered' ,to make a ion - lb-stone " To the-memory -of Eliza beth, -wife ot. Jelin GOlden; and also of Robert their amt.!! Mrs. G.' was then in a clying,state, and Mr. G. then frequently saw the stone, and upon her doath marked - the ago " 4‘4," in the blank which was left for. that purpose. Upon bps cross-examination, this witness said, that ssir Weeks after his master' returned iron the con Ek try, he told -him Mrs. G. was his wife. it was kneWo however 4 fortinglit.'afterwarfls among the harYfifilS. • , Mr. Burroughs, surgeon 'and .man -midwife, at , tended Mr. Cioldett'ii ;flintily in i 800, Mrs. Itockell being then his housekeeper. • lie attended Mrs. Got= den upon her confinement with her first•and second child, and had Ito reason to believe she was not Mr. Golden's wife, The plaintiff's Counsel then called several trades. men, u) whom Mr. G. introduced Mrs. G. as his 'wile, .with orders to trust her accordingly and arnOng theta Mr. Wigg, who said he always thought Mr. Golden-a singular nian, although, he did not think KM capable of passing the woman tot his wife whoreally was riot. , -Mr. Herbert met Mr, aoldenin September, 1807, at Flutings, when lie introduced Mrs. G. and a lit tle boy, - as his wile and The ATTORNEYAGIibIiutAL then addressed the 'Jury on ,behalf of the defendants, ititreatinA their attention to the above dates, and laying, ilt9T4.oein the following case ;- - Mrs. Elizabeth' Boardman said, that she kept a lodging-house -near CoWes, in the Isle of Wight, and reinernbered'a - person -of -the name of.. Golden lodging with her -for three Weeks, toWards-the end of the summer of 1800, with a lady who passed for hi s wile. Mrs, Golden did tent . go out at= wiji, excel) Dirt!€l;l S. of No. 4. Alartleir-cowt,lfoiv.4triet and Pcbl cif, No. Strind, wt.ere 4dvertisements, Order: 4 e „ . ' ---- - - - - • Oat . . tettcd to Cerishroek with the Watititert 'aervint, 'wile, '", the' trinities tile° et therlioeu. into the 8 . 411 .!-ele '- proved the parties Were '. .we not married then ; Mr. 001-,. tild becom e Crate' bottea whielr are let uP den went 'often to Cowell. NOthing at all was said sari I let 'et' .it . n.. . eo ns about their Marriage. ' • {tile. Ilai4, that poet of the °Mittel se ~ Anne Mitchell,' servant to Mr. Gelden,• rememee the duty of the Maoager to perteNo• , „v et te, d,I beitf Mrs. 'Elizebeth Langrish comitig home du Sae a re self ttle*titotien, ' teas tlat'al'Or lifi e l e 1 . ttirdayt the i iih of September, teou, her master: . ' a receiver, and not a ereeturei, " 1 ' 4 ' 000 (0 having arrived the day hefOre. She Canie, a% the pointmenteleebelieved. ewes not in the ' 4 ) witnesi supposed, in the capacity of hoUltukeekr.i • Court., " . ow Mr. Golden .said, " Well, Betsy, now you are- 'The Leith Cfut 4 d Cr. Lc) a abler Ve d ' tbatl4 rsili ' ;Profit° conic: to etay with us ' for a continuant-T." 'they . ' fi ehlties wonldibe'very-grest t° tit' he were at first slept i n secetrete beds, on seperate flows ; .bither case. If he'adhered etrietly °llea's( Ili'''' ' l bw one flay the y ' we e i out very privately, as the the deed, his decree would h e el; the e e v e; itd oe , w 1 tuess thOught, and told ber Mother at . the tinie v , twig up 'the Peetiffiedie e or, in "thvf ld re"" lti' for the purpose of being married. 'lbis was at the ' ing it ' on bill litualta !Wilke th at' it CVO eci lit NJ : 'begiohing of pelobte, an d they staid tour bouts.— the purPoses of the Proprietor's , tic h ,., °13 04 40 They did out sily any thing when they came hack„ said 4theitgli tb eertvitite 'the 011ie' " N 'e eee ..4, l i but had their dinner as n ' uil.. Mrs. Leine rish did: -perPleiingthe cdneern. by comilig• int ° '''' d t he thet, not ,teke her kit !hand ghee: tiff fur ionic gys ; but the difficulties were insurrnotudohle' ll o o3o at hest seemed anxious to 'display . .the weddinge , would, if ttiey coniulted their ownjedgn..',ooloo ring peon it, The witness 'perversely - refesed to • neer; mieve ' t h e re:elves nitwit rohfeett L ",.. at so t :notice it, although lee rs . L. woe ev er y pa t o to jodoce 'was in his power to do. 'Without makittgai4;3o6,lo lier to do so. Within a day or two, Mr. Golden this time, Oa ' would reconsider, the ° 000 ealledlier up into the parlour, and said,'' Nanny, 'ultimatele . 4" i iorth,lus judgment, which lie leiee get soinething' to say to • you--ibis k your liver at a luture time. ' t h e het ci ° mietress, (pointing to Mrs. L.) and you Me to 'obey . •An application was also made on o r ote ele her ai such, even though sire should countermand ' Proprietors,of the Opera House, to bee %nt. 1 order." The witness replied, " I thought sum of 13,0001. lodged in the h oa ,', i l ,l o t.' lll° so ; upon . which Mr. G. ask e d, with a violent . Ransom and Co. in the name of M r ' 'fl i ) acti °' ic ` 4 oath,, '' Lir'h a t 1 3 . - ig i t to s k o i v o you to .think ?" Mrs. :cotiitniSsion iseued on the 9.6 th NW " e y 0 11 '1 Golden !s pregnancy wji. then rather' visible, but that 'on till the (Rh Fehruaty ; and the Prfr . 11 ' was es much ,is it .was. ' The. Witness paid partieu- t 0 !at attention to . Tier, as she was . herselfprivately mar- in the bah kers' hands. . let ''' a ,t t:4 tied: She . never heard .ve here Mrs. Golden was" ' Tile . answer to this Application l it/ oresi married, but she really andin her heart believed she . 'le areTitylor's. wish to pay the sa ! “ries. ', doe °I I was so. r The Witness and her mistress used to jeer . perforpters had really a sum of 114°W.,,,, i; ; 1110 a little about tt,eir Marriagits, the for Mer shying, ,in for ' • —r vihibli Mr. Taylor 'Chanted I, 6 t.w or i s re allusion to her visits to her husband while ille was, was the. reason assigned for the Solic it 0 . not ktioen to be married to lfine, " Oh, Newly ! the inothee ' . tele; ' 19d g ed for payment of pet forineri selsees, bow . eoeld you live with a Man before you were , twat - lied to him" and :he later replying, '' J tiave . neVei liv6l vi;th hint before I could ,;,env my T • i r t t , qtrod "I'' ring . saiaties, end 'all. that. ae 0 - Alt t , I and CO otiate' : here they are," She Felt Alr. Got- eh e i e d emen d s , dello, ,e' ' rei l g t h ' i.''''.llZGV°elr)te'.an'it;tirrititiCii-llaetsitir te P y e s r l f i ° e ril 'i lderi ro 0 11 den's service on the tOth of January. . rho Louti CHAtiCELLOII did Dot erc , bel l 'Elizabeth C:iwiey was ' servittit to. Mr and Mrs. ,any thing alarming to the perform lei'il4 Golden for live months . from March, ittite. : She sat at the ~into Cabin with tier mistress,- who often by affidavit the itisticev . fthei"' liat' et ie:i 1111 ' told Ler sne lees married 'a e t liastings on a Saute- ' theyittighe teVereibled teistiosoe li" 5 ' 1) welt , ;thou ght proper to. sugeeFt, tiot thq ds , ef .fo t day, arid 0(1 v ised the witte'es, if ever She married. to Chet co fon of the 'motion 01 Sa tti ',elect that clay ou ace6titu of its goo. luck. When , ______,------ .0 0 4 . . dew, It. a reward ut mil. Wag Otlered by the el titititi fur The First Number of S Nevi ne -tibit'ir the discovery of Mr. and Mrs'. Golden's mat riage. on principie4 entirely' cede 'tforia -. 0 1. , L Y 01 10 '''' o register, she o.ld her father "Wntit Mrs. G. bad said,' appear iii a few d ays un d e r the 0 " . 1v Th e ,il that tic might search ill the right register and obtain 113 i/ Bari zw, to e'e cantitteed 4,,l e tt e l e 'e . .l i,`: i it Irl. rewoid.' • . teltiori ~t this 'Jet:Veal is 4 to t..°,. , o eesse e , lelpien her cross-eeamittation, this tvittiesi 'geld, ' Criticise-is w ith !lett et the time ,he e . as in Mr. ani Mrs. G.'s' et - .. ruog interesting aeel leo:lift:owns stlT ety O f 0 17 re vice they !lever went not together at an. l-le call- 1I i :'"8 Publication - eroceeds tram 3 S q c • l c iersbb o %4 ed het . " Bete,y :" the 'witness never heard " wife." . men, who'heveent . their disposal canto . eisev He went alit every evening. into to te'' . .e - : ' , 'fair erid itnee;q l3ld ' s , L e i peil to ; The defendant's Counsel then proved seerch had , %North) , of atteution. . 1 ( 14 ' .' t, r etie 0 A heal made for a, mari eifeeelicene in the name' of A circumstance 'Of ' the most eto 3110 , 0 . .' • oftirieiree, iblOrmatitin, which rende r* it r , " Mr:. Gtilden in the eiticeses of Lovitiorte'RecheStere cirrus binbatity occurred 'at 1 .; 119 e /l A i v ailf , ''V e Chictiese r (for -11.,stIngs) alid Winchester (tar the d erreee , i n 4. ele e'd , , , on Wettnrie - : e i v e e i e k,A Iste of Wight) ; but that , tie werrents for - such kith ult. About the liefii• 'e t i '', i iet . P . :iff license could be fuenite and that thie' intrriage-r, ' 2- gistera cif the 14 par:lsi)C3 within the bills et mom- Willi am iti or d,,,,, and protec 4 c 4 : l 4 : to Q A t icled 11 ''-'' an' that niht, a • villain broke liiyect the perishesin the 'environs of London,. of Riordert and his wile lay , ''' 4ll l - , -- 'IVY ° i' ' ''' the Wirith'' 3 tier :ugh . Surrey ..ge6triilly, ,of - the fleiMmediately received es truce' ' elle r ;er perishes, .eight tulle, roiled . 1 - lastinti', and.ol all the e t ee c t e e , e e m ee . . nne e eete e ta-197 0 ..„,e . '' e . P• !ii . , i he liteeol, 4 Wight, from ' many yesri , he- , the nyidi,e'tion Pt dOath 'ur' n ' h u ll ed O''' '' ' ' il'''' fore the ,n e poscd Man i mitate till the illipt.;,}'i brat), he searched' the hodee....e fi dedes+roz d eo t 1. .. .., but that no r. gi.ter. of Rein and Elia. Utildee's mar- des' el' e.i . - l' I he e°"' . ro 6)0 1 '" 11, ti.illre, w lie i woe 01 ' II': risge was to le found. ' , When lie hod completed the 40 , le to e te , die' . Mr. Rubies, Attorney referred to in flee id- : prepared' to leave the house, bt u il eeee r ' l e. l yertisement ter the nvirriage-tegister, tittering 601. thin; ?thet p lo y i oes ;y to this depertw e e i r 11 1 . ,, e ,ti it, ,proved that ii had te!en .poblielieden twelsedif- hied; her - u - 111 iu i howev er, Ile' s3 ', 4 ' flWi t jtki l 1 ; , %sro ~. , . lingg iiiil j l!, l ii o , ferent newspapers title-five times without elle& .after till4` tlttlilerillolli Ine ' S e It'/ We ilfe'l( Mi. PARK. then reptied at length; and chergd the contents of a carhlti .410 o w .J. Lord Et.eateitL.4;ol.lGli recapittileted ' the whole at this untortunaia man, by Whit' ) ot clie J int es l evicislice, potting it to the Jury that the pr4,bability .6 tit tu dii iiiiy wounde d ei ne l'he ''',;),rteit lei upon th e evidence was, that - Mrs . , Golden wn4 not , tiv'Wibi ft tow. days, and exPir ed : I of 3 ‘‘i f.i ojl° married till after her return from tie country, ' if : leaving a destitute timily, consixtiolLibetor she was married et all, and that the ascertainment i e six coiteren. The h o r r id murderer _....../ Of her , pregnency 'educed the • step. if she. was • • ittidiscoVered. married during tee nitre orefotir hours tawhieli the deiCtillalltS . witness spoke, the marriage. must : have been solemnized 'i t i one ,of th e. par i s h es,. 1 4 -10; re. gisters of which had been searched. If the e vent of. the' marriage had been r . . d' ' r emote, an, the ptoots Were to be established after the death of all, t hepar ties, considerable latitude tt ould be alloWed ; he( in this case the tratisaaiim teepened.only tun yearsi ago ; and the question was, w holier the clefendatus' . search did not,' In a very considerable degeoe v repil the 'presumptive evidence of Mr. and .Mrs. Ciel= den's pissing as man and. wife• : ' tt as this presump tion so strong as not to be repelled by the negative of the 14, which the defendant', had adeticed ? The Jury, hotvever, found their verdict tor:the plaintiff, upon ,which a shout of :apProbation was sent up from the-back of the,hall. The trial of this e • ssue lasted from eleven o'clock in the morning till half past eighein the evening. On the i th I to . i t t .: e nn ii t t i c i g u r i 9 . e a g t o ., r a hlin Itirt..1:1C,I.:ost14:14WS::t111)81.:1 a lt 7:: o l u 4j b il l ' i 0 ' iP ''r ii : 0" 1 P M .. Hon. IVi 25th tat. at Leinatet-Howe'r, ''' o,o' o n ,',.. Y Ltnily Henry, bf a Vaught,: •,,.$41:5,, mpro; fe'lchtY siPtin!ght,iat the !.:uttage. if so. of iv o'i i) ~, the Laity ot G H lit:lassie ns I li,"' o f t h, ii Y. t their i(igirigb 1 r i j ai! 1 - ev- t Wrawilam bt a I.)Augnie ' let ''' Ott die: hat ' 0 ' ' V 0 10 ' i . lnst. at Mutated, Agar In c'ng+rOf a Daughter. 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TAY Lot; • The LORD CHANCELLOR, wirlr referetide -ta this case) which tras.been 'SUMO time before'-the Conrt, toolF a, very detailed review of he'preceediugs of , the parties interested, and the preb4blecdniegitenc43 :r whirl, they might .exped to result .from. his ;inter ference), it', as they desired, he should tona4nt to afi.; point ateeeiver, His Lardship, in the course of hls observittions, altuded to the deed of covenant enter -ed into tietweeii the - parties concerned ; and, was of:opinion, that supposing he Should matte an order ea prayed for, it ,could not 'be binding, fur dn . ,' Stibscribers tonight object, tt :Messrs. NVaters' atO Taylor were.not III.; only persons intetestod. He , 1403 bound to,dererr»ine on the rightieor patties in 0»y-brittle cam:erns, thesame is if ' , deal bg with the Ordinary business which generally 'mute before the. Aoy contract i th,tilt 4 With tlieqret , foriners, either by Mr, Whirs or Mr. Jeweir, ;ire not biti;firig,,wirlrkiut-the consent of other persdb... ititeresled. These were tii.rgrilit difficulties whitti he. Court' tract' to 'i'iruggle NIT operaf.td` on, his mind, .It a rpcerver was ,. . - apporrited ttstxty f Parae s'l 0 y gar Ati j A d f As , *itlVtoCt $llUt . I ho i .44 1 ext.: • a pt , i av,A Cent. 97'11 4 petosient. shit t ; 1 ,1 11:10"jiaalititj: Iii:01.1:,;1.0f s i t 1. , 9 0 41100q:e0t4 ittd:A/11.1$ NI; 4 " A r iriSpPF. Cons , 65i c , s s. tor 4.• abut ea by Ai 4 MIC;E:k SCM.IPPs, Solithr o for tioir - us u ittet, rn, vcnor rt 113 4"" riatts Patri Lick 7s tt , e tri,;:tt)r egc (post-vtici), addr"ll64'