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London, England, 1855-06-12 00:00:00

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Yr. Hash Bill reeved for a role to set ebb the juarsost
iu this ease. It ass ea masa WousM bp the plelati, the
crs:er Pelbssoll, orbit the aellmisat, the well
eigrever, foe sot oempleelas the siege of 811 Ulm.
Lou.bese picure o. the " Oars Dose* At the teal it
=seri atilt isedist shoal* hi WWI he wititth
ass hawkweed U the piste woe esespleted within •
leasselie sed to the emberalea of iltr Zelda Lead
ers:. Oa the lithe/ Yap lost the Arkradeet:toek the piste
to the *halt sepias it ass esatpleted to Sr Main Lead-
s/wee eatislestime, sad Use pialadrasii be *abed U bats Ids
appeovel. Bowever, ea the 7thrJudllselat was eye Om
sealants stair Ed
Landow, *at the plats wastes
faishoi osierliog to comma
The Court wetted a rule Ida.

BAIL COURT.—Jabs 11.
inTOPOS u same.—swiss NIL mous ominous.
In us Lit ATTOI.IIIT.
Mr. Maaisty moved for a rule calling on an attorney to
show oases why he shield not be struck off the rolls. The
ailliavits se which the application was made stated that •
person panted Dodd was tenant to a Mr. Lamb, end on
the Ist of May he received an application for compensation
for alleged damage to • farm. He went to consult the at-
tong to qaestion, sad paid 10s. for his advice, which was
that be should get 20i. and bring it to the *Kong, who
would endeavour to compromise the matter. Dodd basing
°biased the money pee it to the attorney, sad afterwards
eadeavoured to get a settlement of the affair, bat he was
always pat off by the &florae', who said he had paid the
money but bad sot the receipt wife him. Various slaws
Inn =aide frem time to time, bat it was ultimately discovered
that the mow/ bad not been paid, nor had any attempt
bora made so 'Etta the affair.
Mr. Jostles Wightman said the rale bad better be to pay
the moasy or answer the matters in the affidavit
Rule aceordiegly.

COURT OF COMMON PISAIL—Jums 11.
tomes, el Ii•WOD.—•ISOSS CCM JUSTICE JESTS& XS. JUSTICE NANA
ace. JearsCl CIUMISWSLL. SSD us. JC•TICI CSOWD,SS.
JOHLI 111. OZCZALLIN—ACTION TO SHOOTS& TH3 AMOUNT
Or AN all TARATID 111100011111ANCE.
The defendant in this case had been indicted for oon-
&piracy, the indictment bad been removed into the Court of
Queens Bench, and the plaintiff had become bail for the
defendant. It happened, however, that his recognisant,*
bad been sweated, and he now sued to recover the amount
of it, 401., from the defendant, as money paid to his use ;
and there was another count in the deelaratiou on two bills
of ft:cheep. The ease was tried before Mr. Justice Wil•
Bass in Middles's, and the verdict was 'stared for the
plaintiff for 801. 4i., subject to leave reserved to stove the
court to reduce the verdict by deducting the amount of the re-
cognisance. In the course of the present term emotion was
accordingly made and a rule granted, aad on Saturday last
the matter came en for argument. It was then contended
that any contract to indemnify against the retreat of recog-
nisance in criminal matters would be against public policy,
and would tend to impede the course of justice, and there•
fore that the sport would not inter the eziatenoe of any such

contract.
Toe Chief Justice now delivered judgment. It was un-
necessary to decide whether, if this were a contract to in-
demnity against the consequences of 'strut for a party not
appeariog to try an indictment, there would be a good
cause of action; for the point did not arise. The plaintiff
became bail for the defendant on a charge of misdemeanour,
and the recognisance was conditioned that the defendant
should appear, plead, and try the ladiellmeat. He
did appear aed peed, and the sem wee tiled
in his absence, and he was convicted. assisling
to the operation of the statute of William red Nary
the bail was liable for the cams, and ;so the sesegaisenate
were retreated. Thereupon the plaintiff beweght We action
to recover the amount of the rusgaimee se paid
and he contended that thee. win an implied to
indemnify him, and that he was addled W ranee spa a
want for mosey paid for the see of the defendant. The
isle wee mug es the penal that It wee Illegal Ina crier
sal use that wish a sum* shield exist, mid that the law
would sot presume that between a Mahn' .(wider and
lie bail there wee a contract that Me should imilmisify the
ether. There lieildhowever, leis nothing like that ia the
pelmet asset bet ha these bees way with unmet he
thought it would bus izzr. bat if there had been
on express promise ea against the nos•payinent
of costa it would law been legal. mad that being
so, he wu of opiake that they should infer a
contrast to indemnity to that extent. A contract to in-
demnify against the consequences of noa-appearance would
have been illegal and the court would not have inferred he
but a contract to indemnify against costa would have been
legal and the court would infer a contract to that extent.
The plaintiff here having been called on to pay the reser
sleuth in censequence of the non-payment of costa by WI
defendant, be wu entitled to be indemnified, and could re-
cover the amount as money paid to the Us of the defendant
his principal.
Rule discharged.

GIANT f. GOINNISII.-2111 seaxlTAPLa 3LIIICTION. 1
The Chief Julia said that they had smoldered this ease.
and were of opinion that the delesileat's emasel might
Salm a rale epee all the points.
Bele pealed.
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110110• N V. PO3IIIOOOII.—JODOMIXT.
The Cann, in delivering jedgment in this 043 e, said tM
was whether the defendant was entitled to the ma
eletcy, where neither this plaintiff nor defendant WOO
powest when the muse was called on. They were ad
se both poetise were squally culpable for sew
that the defendant meld not claim mete by
mJ m of the *MOW not appeuiag.
udgment immilsgly.
(ILIUM, MM., V. ZW•IT.-3.1010T Or SHOOTITIO.
Thieves a genial am for the opinion of the court on the
ooniersalion of a lona eat se parliament, which gave a right
welt Imes Graben le Abet, fhb, fowl, and hoot, over
curtain lands on the Imam of gat/end. The question was
whether the set gyre lie Jons• Grahame, as lord of the
moor, the right el alheening wee the leads appertaining
trymoor. NA is Ohs enespaiss al the Meads.
o=stappeenifer the pi wog Mr. Pawns
fee Me
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wrests in the wise, which was part heard, haring
The Oesrt took time to consider theirjudgment.
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COURT OF
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This was an ache* directed by the Court of Chancery, by
which it mu sought to recover the sum of 1,6001. said to
be owiog by the defendant, Mrs. Charlotte Hinsdale, upon
two mortgage doom, the gloaters to which instruments the
defendant denied to be bore. Theorise was tried before the
Lard Chief Baron, at Guildhall, &MN the sitting elle
Hilary term, when a verdict passed he lie defendant. The
plaintiff, it appeared, in the rem 11117 made adrenals to
Mr. Frederick Din:dale of two sons. @inserting to 1,014
use the security of the two wimpy deeds hi gamin,
Wish purported to have hew ennuis& by Mrs. Models
ma kw sin Freatelek. Them deeds 'bowl Mrs. Dims-
ides Ws Winn in arra ere % and her sea his Tevel►
assay rarest in the MINN with the
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of LOOK
end Iseseest at ire per east. In answer te the maim Wm
• Demi& pleaded that the signatures to the Weds were
that the add gorge/be wen @emulated by
_her
Dlmelelewhe es be eddy aredel
the ionilinews ef Bewelas, mad wen Me &ULM,
2=lbe monied w skier .1 Mr. Thome Mature a
,is Landes. Ablest ale time Fredealek, who had
indulged la eztramesat harts, farmed his nether that Mr.
Beeradaile had eemesesed to take him tate pertneeidp,
At this iatelligenee Wiz& Mender was statweally ash
mewed, hot at the seam shoe her saziety was asseldwiable,
as she Ka not know where the arm was to Mae frees,
let was ambled ea her ma samba her thee be had a
Mond who wadi eight him to any amount whisk wield be
=ilby lan Denredaile. The pertnemblp wee entered
ell mar see visit es In rants yews to all
onward appeereass. whoa~ie away wee emertehied that
Tboderich was so dee* lonerni that be wee obliged to
abesead. A fiat in tnakeupoey nee thee Weed ageism him,
end Meioses', outlawry wee preshimed. Mos. Mondale
bed eulheed oath hom them eventib end bee Mmes. wes
mated by sessivbig as mere ben a Mr. Immems to
the effect mug be was Moat to bee lease and papery
seder • mertgege died seeerind Or pent Wel In
default of the payment of interest, lilm. Diendele denied
ameneed the deed, bat idthestely, it the
den her sea Themes and with the dew of bee
▪ Ireedenek hem egs:slie bad leleelpild
sad ustlertosh te the pelselpel Karen,
bevies se ether deft ask apes be.. Manly
Kw the menet 'WONT stele bb doweilds, bet Mrs.
Dismilale vernier I the deeds semen
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was sand to DlmedelifeKiptimm. 111=1
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to Pondodok Dim Isle to peewee Ms. Damailes dew
hie. 116 bed was Mom' to Ns ass wili—ao was
rbismires alipslse, Mon the
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Men Die deli at the Wel Kiderilly @nese that she bed set
eaty Weer emoted the desists hat that she led
no bend el thoh:milenee elin bee math War-
term She *Wm MOW OW the Winner emiontd say
deed 16.114elele.fbe me
wrote AZlClllitilleighinasseekao teas Pebildili• Ulm
we a Knot eseillel to the evidesse addend en belly
the visioning** kr the deleadmit. eel the
left it le Kelsey le &Me hi villa lift fag
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