The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yastsiumr.

Outings at NW Prim.—Before Yr. Justice Erle anda common joy.,
JOBSON O. CHIIILTON.—AUTUOR AND PUNLISHER,..
FALSE Imxateoroterrr —Mr. Petendorff appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr. Chambers, Q.C., was counsel for the de-
fendant. —Mr. Peteredorff stated that this was an action
brought by a literary gentleman against • bookseller carrying
en business at Holles-street, Cavendish•equare, to recover
compensation is damages for assault and false imprisnment.
In the month of February last the French revolution took
Ow, and the defendant projected a biography of Louis
Philippe down to the time of his dethronement, which ha
employed plaintiff to write. It was necessary that this pub-
lication should be brought out with the greatest possible ex-
pedition, and the plaintiff therefore undertook to write the
book in the short apace of 48 hours. The work was composed
by the plaintiff within the specified time, and was most
enensuful, between 1,400 and 1,500 copies having been sold
the first day it was published, and on the second day the sal.
irweased to 2,000. The terms between the plaintiff and the
dellindhat, with regard to the amount of remuneration to
the former, wire these : The plaintiff was to naive 61.
down, and another 51, on the sale of 2,000 copies, with the
same sum for every additional thousand. The defendant
paid the AMU., but although 2,000 copies had been sold he
refused to pay the second 61. Many applications had boon
made to the deferdant for the money, but they had
all been unsuccessful. To show what was the familiarity
with which author and publishers spoke of illustrious
personages, he (Mr. Petendorfi) would read to the jury a
letter from the defendant to the plaintiff, in answer to an
application foe the second Si. It was dated the 23rd March,
1848, sad was to the following effect:—" Any further pay-
ment for Louis is conditional on attaining a male of 2,000; so
soon as that is accomplished, I will let you know; but until
then I cannot pay anything more on account of the book."
The plaintiff being inconvenienced for the want of this
went in company with a person of the name of Wicks, with
whose sister he lodged, to call on the defendant, to endea-
vour to obtain the 51. On reaching the defendant's house,
the plaintiff and Mr. Wicks found he was not at home, but
they saw the third thousand of this work lying in
the shop, from which the plaintiff believed the
woad thousand had been sold. A ahopman was dispatched
to fetch the defendant home, after the plaintiff and
Mr. Wicks had called a second time. Upon his arrival at
the door of his shop, the plaintiff informed him of the object
of his visit, adding that it the money was not paid he must
apply to a magistrate on the subject. The defendant theta
said be would save him that troube, as he would give his
in charge himself, for using insulting language. Accordingly
the defendant did give plaintiff into the custody of his shop.
man, who conveyed him to the Marylebone Poffm-court, Mr.
Wicks and Mr. Churton gothg also. lie (Mr. Peteradorff)
thought that a policeman was the proper party to have taken
the plaintiff into custody, but he believed It would be alleged
as an excuse on the part of the defendant that -Lie
ahopman was • special constable. (Laughter) The
whole matter was thoroughly investigated before
Mr. Broughton, the sitting magistrate, who at oats dis-
missed the charge, telling the defendant that he had ille-
gally given the plaintiff into custody, and at the same
time making some strong observations as to the eternities
price the plaintiff was to receive for this literary production.
It was under these circumstances that the plaintiff, who had
sustained a great wrong at the hands of the defendant, now
sought reparatien for that injury. The learned counsel
then called Mr. Richard Wicks, but his examination le
chief was, for the mat pert a repetition of the facts ttated by
Mr. Peteradorff in his opening address. The witness was
then crues.examined by Mr. Chambers, and he said that
he lived with his sister at Alfred-place, Blackfriars-
road. Before the defendant came home, whea wit-
ness and plaintiff were at his hdose, the latter
said he would not take the trouble of summoning XL
Churton in the county court, but would go before •
magistrate. Witness did not hear the plaintiff say that it
was right that the defendant should not rob honest men of
their just dues. When they first arrived at the defendant'.
house there were several people in the shop, but he could
cot say whether they NM customers. Recollected the
plaintiff saying to the defendant on the door step, " An you
going to pay me the 51. you owe me 7" and the defendant, it
was true, replied, " Why, you owe me 201." The plaintiff
then said he should apply to the magistrate forthe recovery of
his work, which the defendant had obtained from him under
false pretences. The defendant said the language of the
plaintiff was calculated to lead to a breach of the peace.

When the plaintiff wit sires lees onstody, intuit wellool
ars is era with him, sad Mr. Charm ersa-in-arm with
his thopsaa. The pleiati spar to • policersa la
thirenolists spare. Mr did not istetkno. Whams
did ast terthet that defsadaat writ blow
its maghtrasa, that he word hate prizte for
blather TM ralatiff did say to tM thst the
elhadant wrierned with another sestisora, wiser ammo
ia tsbricatiag royal Tr postai
priori armed tho &beldam this task
mist perrets Mime the modsballe. TM deraihat
did amphin that Wm. thiti therm/ of this mot
ma oat, yr he had net stroll/ rid man dias y/A taboos
, r
away were slat to wrier torweamos as Ow tams
motimm—tiz. the......delerk to dr metprates at the Way-
Irma that the phial' Mil bra
der ism/tiog leamme.—
Mr. thlr then addressed Jo lam far tho diaribint,
mid arsesittat row Vas rose Molt whir Mr. Charms bad
marred face the potaintaff, who bad as pod es wad lie
• mar. hr. an.l not Mr. Jorge, was ridded
Is swap maths. It was was that his client had
ell* wrong ia eras tbe plaintiff late the codify
of his reams hat this Mrolksa Pries Actlkidez
vide that am prom Mai laNrOlge is
orealated to Ind to • rose It of Its par _oder to emlie
s
taws the custody of • pelhosarn, tbe deferral r
fiwormacco of the law lad dre tbat • spriel carlable
was lathed with tbe nate au tharfty me ma ordlasjarirz
Orr With mar to die obstraties al the as
that the plaintiff remised a starritisa pries fat his labour, to
werd state that Milan was pabi well U. far " Paradise
Lest," sad Goldsmith received ashy Hot hr hh " Vier of
Wthedeld." Trost auto considsratiat all the facts of Ur
use sad the conduct of the plaintiff, he ma sorry that they
• aot dad aor ?OM for • las tam than sae iartrai, se
hay
that amant was all that I. was flatly erred to.
Mr. Justice Err is eniamis up, said that if the jury to-
Mem& the witmes Wishes they ima Sad • nadir for the
Porta ; but as to tbs mmerst of demise they err& take
into consideration rail smadar of the past y eseltiag vo-
tress a• trout Made tri brae mad wbethrr WI bad elves
any mom procatios ir the tioey of wroth be mow lam
pier* jam! aftrr ma thyme at err Mit as bout.
roe la
tort with a sordid Mor the pleialii—damagos
me MGM..

BAIL COURT.—Salutziolr.
Berne Mr. Janine Parma.
Tun Qum r. Motown Airtanrivinsoion—
Mr. Pshley mewed ihr • estiereel to helagger es hedbeimeed
shish had lees fogad spinet the dedlindainto complome.
wit defeadents, appeared. were Maria* Prattillitt
with him a oomph ef home fee veltk a mama.
that they were monad, sad it sifterworie tamed out that me
of the Memo wee • roarer hams ths drip ea Me poet AN
the wrosecator, that the delhadmiale emeglood lathcheat his. The es. woo eaming as OW Meek to la Mod
ma the Comsat Criminal Cost, lame the ladlelmant had
lees Mud; sod me many sire mina of law mad arise,
as •h• me the City lodges always tried ewe of
, the defesdaste were desirous of kaviag the esse
=7"117 that cost, la ads that they might
asil themselves of the saniessme of mamma who seem at
leaded the Old Bailey. ead that the muter should be Jaws.
*Mg helm easel the judges of the Queen's Beath. The
paw, es Thursday last, had given make to the dh
Sabato that, ostwithelmeding sae of the bowsaw
m-
aenad, be Amid meld them we the followlog day sold
Males Bografterf —Mr. Jades Pettus's, la
the at
rulo,saiil amnia mama that the smisar of t
whhsk hod beta glom
Wen this mighestes sheald be la-
oressed. ia sew to Mad the amead dehadaat to has the
mum tried la that mart. The W. thaefers, would le the
two dedesdisam is 1601 each ; mad two meths ht 711 L east.
Taft Vicronui ?Alt, BATXXXsza.—MANDAKVS.-11t.
Bovia apphed is behalf of • patios= of the same of Pain
free a mandamus to be directed to the emnshaimere of
Wood' sad Noses caumeading them to mese a empeamh
tiss jury to he suamossil to mime the amount of ampossa.
Um due to Mr. Pasha masa anemia I.E. of his it
we the latestioa of goveramost to take for the wpm of
*maim • park at Battersea. TM ism et w ISM won
tried, Mess :—The appliesat (Mr. Pals) received. • acids
from the Comesiniosen of Woods sad Fereste, in the month
of September, 1846, requiring him to deliver in an senotat
of the amount claimed by him as ornipeasation is isms of
MI impute at BOUM.. heirodiagly. he sent in a
across on the 21.5 of Jane. 1847, putties his claim for
11011Ipinsetics at no lees an mould than 79,0001. On the
4th of January, 1549, the commissioners served • notice upon
Mr. Pain to the effeetthat the,. would immediately summon
• compensation jury. But; just before Mr. Pais's claim
was to be disposed of, the am of • Mr. Chabot,
another claimant under similar circumstances, had been
heard, and the jury had *worded a sus coneiderably under
the amount claimed. Is sionsequeses of that award, Mr.
Pain caused • commenicatioa to he made to the solicitors ef
the Wood+ mad Forests, to the elect that he wished the hear-
ing of his see to be suspended until certain promeediage
then pending is the Court of Queen's Beach with respect
to Mr. Chaboes case should be determined. Mr. Chabot,
it wculd seem, had applied for a prohibition to prevent the
award of the jury _being meted upon. The Attorne y• Omani
bad then compelied Mr.Chabot to declare
le is prohibitice, but
did
what had mince become piths prosodies (Mr. lice,
did
not know. ltr.Paiseseiag that Mr.Ckshot's awe w snot like
en to be ended within • reasaable time, applied. to the Cora-
minimum of Woods sad Forests, through their solicitor% to
have a compeamation jury summoned, ea had been originally
intended. These apVicatione, although very 11X111410US, bad
been unsuocesfal, and Mr. Pais therefore prayed the Star-
kness of that tourt.—Mr. Justin Pitman Take a rule.
EX
maadentus Psemandlag ATXX.-11rthe
Jul Smythe's moved for a rule for a
e of the Buckingham
county court, to he •• certain case. The motion had been
brought by • retired member of • MIMS. society amiss
its public oftmr. The judge of the amity court had refased
to hear the case, because by the rules of the society it was
provided that all mitten in &mita with reference to it wore
to be decided by two justices of the poem. The loaned
camel now submitted that that did not take away the juris-
diction of the judge of the county court, and consequently
he ought to have hoard the an TMs Court granted •

COURT OP COWIION PLEAS.—Tirrannaw.
Ifseterday being the first day of the Nisi Prins sittings at
Westminster, lir. Justice presided at Ow trial of
ewer= pay men. The total number of ewes entered
ise trial is 94, of *hick 45 are special jury eases. After
totting three nod bolded actions, the aniseof"TayiercDes-
scan" was called on. It wee an action against the defend-
ant for obstructing the light and sir to booms Weenie/ to
the plaintiff, in Pleasant-row, Casadas•town, by heightening
the buildings opposite. It occupied the rest of the day,
bat presented no feature of public interest

COURT OF BIC REQU ER.—Sartmakir.
etttinp in Bowe.
Tau krrOinlitaanaaa. v. 81117.1.331111L—PATIIMIT
or P 0111.201111 Drilla as ilsoaavazzaa.—Tbie was ea
isfersistioa at tee dthe excise departmeat for tee
reoweerif posalties leader the Pat-hem Ditties Let (2 &
3 Wed IT e. 120). The defisloat tuallitheil foamed, as as
andertokor_ sail lot oat hone aid hams for hire width
soi Nis to prebbods intim The Joey idarasel a
va=
kr bedews. with roads, to the siassat of Iffl.
Os the mike of Kr. Loh, a rolo aid Is lured tkii hap
dist, aid fie a sew trial, ea tits grow* of
was afterwards obradard, sad argued midday sad idesday.
For thd delesdasi it ad laboaltosi did two snob of lie
iabesidas were &halm for ad *swiss that la the
weakly to
eseas whisk ha seat la la hod omitted d estra
Lena let by liba ea Wm And that the other mad
were bed far sot ebarging, that tam ishadaat omitted to
mike dodo' of "hiring,'" with hawed te defraud "the re-
mut," osek ideation ham bees *openly minima by
the set, la add to eorititate the dhow. The Lied Chid
Berea, before whom the ere 1110 MAW& the jury that the
deloadast woo Rabb for peel-Male dodo is ovary dad=
M had voted undertaker by supply*, tho des, dada.
de., ae as when he let oat kb hawed end horses oak.
This was the addireetios smotrised gilts Atarearp
Gesarral, Mr. Wafts*. Q.C., sad Mr. Wilde ibmial swan
the Me, lad erased that as the elbow Amp. I.
MailltiollilMOMlS ins iimieribod as "orridiry ts dotste,"
&a., I salletrot, sad that tlie diaddi by tbe
alistairst were sot besable.—The add woe, hmover.
opialea that the =keine ol Ike vire with West Is do.
head," lbs., is ail die MY% wid a fatal otioatios. Jadip
MN* &sal ltrieshre be arditod apes the di*, hifolds-
ties.-11r. loss Alden= observed that w semi Ms
Ind to Maw dr weeds ef the Mateo wider old* sa Islay
to
MSC M till adoption al elpitraloolo aide de
waded to rabigalein.-3•dase at fir tits aredesd.
Maw Mr. Ono Vida
fiatepriay Wog the lad day dam voodoos were es wad
bawd ia this east.
1“.11.1•611 v. Nomad—Corn or Now Tases.—
Auowasoas to Werwaseas —This awn ins art dews Mr
trial d the but Wand* Asubslifir Friday, Aart.u:,asai
onie id the maidastel abroad of lf Vas
the idoilfo etranay, it Tr Aiwa et Is r.
ea
sada • odkiiseary osokradra Wain Was &as as to
UM moo of thessa, lei Mr.Vasßeedoslirdes
the Nib of a sea VIA the trot woo loaddlio =read.
leas •the foUoidai day, sad was oNialatrid by three
Alia is the eftereord. The mad teed rilarwordo
taxed by ter
motor, who allowed the pislidlead
ma sad widows alyssum tho pile a
x.
ad
litaaday Mewls, the day of dot ma
sow EMMA 107 aMs to thaw ourisa
the order at aid prim shwa* sot be set sae eo the
that It was treerreet se to the sweats. by Ms. Vaa
eves, ad mho to sat idle the malork teastios.—Yr.
Boom Rolfe : I named altar tha tam Ti. sad way to
Leal Dearda.-111r. Whlidistot add the folarid poet of
the amileatira Mated to the asatiort, swarials.
*toss
the
elhored aid Wane"' shwa WI lad boss elbow& their
ward far Saturday, daft than the trial was oesdailod
drib. alter wMek then were two tetras by vadat
ream to If sethesptaa sad Landes. The
howfry l
dberisel also adapiebal that a Ka flasbary, aged
be sot of had
as as Wittaway, wee poll aderairfs re-
fsaraduWsl dot that the dessei laths due lad boos paid
oath has br the sew had, lamed of " fthttainsf
holalb=rerieely the seme.-111r. Brea Belt : aka a
ilk
In 13 BALM.' BAYNXO.—AXIBIT 07 kDIBTOR It API
0771 Cal not MINIX *'gas Petendoeff
moved tamale to thew wow why Hamada Hams should
sat dirthestral oat et the el the sheriff of York-
akid. The salsvit MY* list Loving boa oh-
Wart mita dim spitissat was me,
us miles. sit 411:1* beritabkosit tabs ila a
an • *Miaow at *My Wks w We ametatilik whoa dr
was beaded ode to the rastaity et • poem aimsi Sima.
11* Yes was the ale Gnaw amid Is Or worraid, odd
oefare,es the lia
sol Ilonaniad soassel owatriZiraomareed
Itas stastsi the
as Liao Ilaidass.—Lorrr ov Pram or Cowry
Coyne loood so mamas a booodowaoa tram wo
rams to Audi= al =a Olooltrtrow Ankbdil

le to now cane why bees Belcher eheeld
en le &dr▪ fed a
ied fron weedy es the pond so Weed
weennent by tlo *go of the 0 •••twebire County
Own enier ne Jaen eters in inolveny gives to these
*i11... TM spedielet wee scanned der • pried of 10
moothetnilieut eel alloceete• et tread apperni es the
An eine ownillialat Tbie the lama enamel net«eiled
wee 1111.1.1esemes the en
heedre fewer. to Innen Sar
an nanne, moopt where was prend.-11r. Been
len pined • role sill.
Sue eire•—Terrnearo—betere fir V. nib& C.B.
Th. W
ega Hot 'ass 146 lows, of whisk St are
e▪ ss
ire Int Ansa. Then ere 61 new wan, of
tehkle tiny ewe is et the intone of the revenge anboritter.
There were several undefended ad other UM disposed of
&rig the day, but they were eatirely devoid public
lennel.

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—TesnaDAT.
Wllsibre dam Met Imam sad tbe Judges at Me ardillOM lime
at Zailamer, ca organ tram the Cbert al <lama's

panel
GOSLING S. VILIFY.—WRIT OP PRONIRITION.—CAN
TNI CRVICIRTIANDINS AND • MINORITY OF TN, PA.
watiewisse mass • VALID CNITZCITILATI
t—TW case
IMF loci been Wore We courts, asd is famillar to the public
es** Bruistree ebuchirate ems. It involves the isporunt
gmeffies—whether the cherchwardens and • minority Odes
leadsmen ow make • valid shursh-rete i It appeared on
that • vsetey meeting having nen celled
kr eletarree of wing • rate far the repairs of the
math aeon of Bealsint, and • moths made for •
sage k the ppm& sia the mon duly seconded, an
Menimint wee meismiloni mend by on immense majority,
ftwaseiss a mantes berms amok and state in
sof allethilif ametheire be raksater, but not
Cfracidis time emaralme Wien AIM Ms amend.
men had bash thee ants& the psee milwity a the
pariabiosseehth, awl ties, es stated fs the elisedleze: the
churchwarden imi sines a the the
orient vemilles mane
send
a. !Nihon.
am herd el ads meat, they mend to spree the rate,
✓ed the eneasionless brims nweemot romans is the
narsiestied seim:Ft tie Mania is error, the latter
wed the min of 's loth he • writ of retains.
The will ses mod es the Main to it argued,
the wart grojedemen sod
of the mmedings of the
ehmethwaptisme; irate iambi the validity of the rats
desiment by he etheority. Iran that denies the eats was
lab the Imeenter Chamber on wait of orrerZand
lithrir. D. HW wee beard as rest Mesh ha support a the
me (lithe dissentleg pariadosem at ton ant attune at the
mart after MS Trinity tem. The leased oosesel, however,
had net es
whim the gime of the Chief Justice con
paid • postrown of the sew At the slang of the
WPM WOMAN wane, Yr. X. D. Hill sod 111. Mellor
*gat *a Maud, is error, sad Sa Y. Thealier, Mr.
mad lit. James far the dasdost•
r. M. D. Hilleonmed and entioded hie argur••• bY •
lamed sad ideate Man of ores by w
tended that hest the Whet lostleaties eltsrele•rate hisk he on-
this gauntry, until this jadgmot we pressamed by the
Court of Queses nisch, so rate was newel good or valid
by the jades' of the land unless it was men with the wet
of the major meet of the puidthisms. This rate wes the lint
ever made without the celestial requisite of nob west
and if the joilestest of the Winkle wart west* be
seaeidoeod
sound, it woad be the Int &porton bon the prinelpie—
am regarded with the most watchful Jiang im the law of
Zeeland—that no tendon can be noosed os Ilmetienses
revs by the voles cl the majority ; foe limns • tut horsed
on the majority of the parishioners of STOW». by a smell
minority.
Sir F.
the thou prod with the steamiest la
support of the judgment of the borer wart. After
Dense Gloms:kw suppwt of the pentium that the
pressediar at the meeting of the vestry ems when rera-
eml formal, he catered into nanderaiss oldie general
goodies. It was impasible he sad, to ornate its in
mew he it mounted to impossible, he
say parties of
the of • pariah either fens hostility to the Nth
Ithisdebeedi er Womb whim Sr imam were to be re.
Mal bo aro no peel& shunt to fall Leto demy, and
whether dosses obese the duty of supervision was oar
tatted wen to I. pemittod to resort to other means of et
hosing the obligation tinder which etl parishioners lay by
the law of the land, thin that of interdict, which was *We-
kite, and ezechasaunicetion, which was now int &cheat. The
Int point to to eseertained was as to the character and es-
test of the obligation east on the parishioners to repair their
parish churches. Dr Lushington, ' Smith v. Keats"
(Harrod, 276), says there can be no doubt or difficulty ia
Timm
that church rates have elated in this country from
time immemorial. And in " Vele, and Gosling" (3 Curtis,
223), he pointed out the 13th of Edward I. as the
period from which they were distinctly mowing& The
learned rooms who signed the ecclesiastical report presented
to parluinient entries!), state that it is the duty of
churchwardens to keep the pariah church in repair, sad to
this ene: to provide the (undo hostilely by a rats on the pa-
rishioners. In the case of Veley e. Buda," the Court of
Error held that by the common law of the land the parish-
ioners are °billy d to repair the body of the parish church
whenever such repair is necessary. Having therefore
bibbed this this obligation under the amnion law, the nest point
dew sonsideration was how that obligatios M
peah en
to esforeed. From • very early period the Sr
of church rates hasbean • maw of
eadlesledleel cognionee. It was clearly shown. hem the
ISM sollested in Archdescon Hale's work, that hem MN
the enkaasneel courts hare been in the h
iabit of eempelkee
obseariessins to perform their duty n sgs" on
=a ls, musing the inhabitants to moan soil disseinhe t
of a rate, but by issuing a monitios, °arias them
Is make eon ; and to a certain extent the Court of Clowes
limn has interfered, for, in the case of the parish el IL I
lffiergerels, Westminster (4 Mauls and Selwyn 260). Ised
illeaborough issued a mandamus to the douche's:dens; but
the court went no further than to order them
to mks the rate. The learned counsel then cited several
ewes in which select vestries bad been compelled under
local acts, by mandamus, to impose church rates, arguing
I that the analogy.was perfectly correct, es there could be no
distinctioa in principle between a statutable and a common
law obligation. He coaeluded, therefore, that an obligation
by common law rested os the churchwardens to make •
rate, and that the courts could cionspel them to do so. Sup-
pose • vestry iresembled, and when the qaestion of the rate
was propose:l a majority declined to take any part,
tacitly mains to tote one way or the other, he apprehended
that those person present who wished to do their duty,
• h
log t act as the vestry and impose the rate. To advance
Rae step farther, suppose that the majority were not silent,
but started some topic altogether irrelevant, as • protest
DOM emiesisatioal court., or against government by
(seen, lords, and commons, be apprehended that although
bodily present they were virtually absent; their
salads were not in the vestry, and that under
times eisamistances the minority might bind the majority.
That was a cue perfectly analegous to the one in question.
With retard to the duty of the parishioners assembled in
vestry, the Court of Eachequer Chamber (12 Adolphus and
Ellis, 30l), after stating what was the law of the land as to
the sepsis of enrobsa, held that it followed as • neoemary
that the moat of the fabric of the church was a
=duty es the parishioners. When earambled in
men fee that purpose the only questions open to them
he nnekteratio• were whether • smaller rats than that
repent might sot sake, or whether it might
oft Me be mete expedient to extend the period of pay-
niacin It was imperative that they should make • rate.
Afese replying to the objections tens by Mr. Hill that the
rem situ in the judgment of the Court of Queen's
Mom* wee not *halogens to the matter in point, Sir F.
=leXted4l to retlysw thekisteoz of the oppoeibtlozz
awed nionsent a the Resteratiom, fee Wu; the Re-
themeleneeihsepaty flourished, sad there was little dissest.
The tweed night had not concluded when the Coot roe,
at hard deer o'clock, the further none of the ems
being a4ensted to this da
There we eight other owe cm the Het of anon Imo the
Court of Queen's Booth.

COURTDeter OFs
Mr.A commNKRUPTCY.—BAZDAT.
leteuter tlealbera. TO
A SECOND Benatturrcr.—John Swett, hemmed vic-
tualler, of Harriaoautrein. Orajniannend, applied for his
eirtarairr. He was opposed by Mr. Mew ler the
owl soopmeed by Mr. Duman. It ypnred that arida:re:
Ms seasni bankrupts, within a twath. He was in
maw migiemeeet sea weeldst.prbeir, at the °Mee et the
/Osslreied Leaders News, bud bad Wand ime betimes is
a *thus. Balag unfortunate. be bed mem to the mart at
the elm of lam year, Anima Worrtilleate in February,
tabs mealher public bum sbeedy after, and again became
a lembras in August bd. Oa his behalf it was urged
than dill only maltose ihordlied were the low= sad the
visinsr. who did net egi te asesplain 'lbis reedvet. The
1 ammisairme mid dill issalavq* bed made bbaas a were
amps in the limb of laws., he the mks of tireew
elleme—a very degrade, parities the a men who bad
MOM el farmingkb breaL He bad been twin a beekr.„
within the terelvementb, ea neithw emmion any-
Wei to bit medium His oilmemo me pay
the Gip el ethics,
_arid It would evidstaWse demonism been
te
puma mak a nun the meditate math BIM as So beak-
emt bed Nene operwly ta the ham be bed lark the pos-
moth d a &dies/ IMO not quite
ill.
end, In seder
that Ilthemthe alibi be amerteined, lie ewe mold be ad-
lammed the els meths, with petted= in the meantime;
"MY mut all cesclude that his aertideala mold then be
add* granted.
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INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COLlET....Yzevennay.
Wore Mt. OremWeser Hawk
1$ 13 111 Rev. J. 11. BUTLID,—Tbis insolvent, for-
only Fia• the William and Mary yacht, was opposed
in his by Mr. Nide& en the behalf of three me-
mom . Elwood supported the petition. In Much,
1847, the insolvent obtained hem a Mr. Spurge, watch.
make, Woolwich, a gold wash aed chain, vane 211. 15,.,
rir=to pay for them imoliately after the receipt of
quarter's salary. Be lad forfeited his word,
however, end the craftthe debt we er Oa bet sight of him from
the day on which coollostad
until
8M
owsoyosca on his lateries ember in this start —Mr.
Jelin" meeker to the Astilissy Eitegest Goold, Woolwich
wooploisoi of the sow is whisk a debt OW. b. Bd. had
boss —. with Mo. Its iasolvest, he said, wu in-
troduced to him by the sehowlbses to the Racquet Court, sod
M (Wr. hasp) scassobsi so ow
mole to pay a bill of
M. on his assoost. spas dr molsolsodisK that the
mesas wee to he
rotossi the nay • mossy
was pail ter to
=keg t• Una to cepa.
city ef obogiols to a called " Toribls," bat
sass ollbrwaris be soy rhoppssrod• n his
rimsdiaid. 140 orsthor Norio /Ir. Bastard
yid a Ask to Os somplablog softy, rod as a very hurriod
moor rossotod to bee, asosoisdasi milk the ot
Mr. dim., it som did or haws boor.=
elhe man, lei, kor MM. a fa