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HOUSE OF LORDB.—JULY 91.
Tat AAAAA
The hewn miss • onnattles fur privileges to madder the
dais al Cliariss Lab* Jomph Francis Clement Tellik
the titles and ^Olio of Tiesount Teals of Correa and
Baron of Dethytheth Y fie musty el Digo. in the peerage
of Wort. TY shines& who le se Austrian subject, de-
rives lb dithest ham Me Job. Tanis, of Ballroom, in
the the !wanly el IlykArbe thee seated • pew of Ireland M
llearthytie the First (1628) by the
anflasn6 Ude el Nam eti. sad Virwiint Tads of
Cerms. Mead yes annted grist Car-
&OM in the et the Meat Ho the
theseetled by Media /111, Wkhelth thee DM whitest Yew,
141 •theithel by bin ••••■1 Irather. who
admit the Aastath eenith 141 er amid • emit of the
athlee. He yr weetalled by Dr Wert ma el hie
Waist Jar. whit 441 erthest fro" vbeath• odium at
Carlingthed lieseine ended, mil the ether *he 4themith
on the prams et ths birth ma et the 64 Virosuat Task,
Nichols.. who at 17111. siemeied M the thothaty ad ba-
rmy. noes • Ilsnleeintipmgral k the Aucidse service,
sad is 1741 • wile et eumule to the Irish peritommt
ea Weed le ths, bat • catholic it is summed that
he New loth hie ante Wtwo euee,- leis and
Freed, Tbe Lyra, wbe vas so Imperial AulicCoandlkw,
under the Ewer Mark There" duet during hie father's
Wotan*, birdie • sera, isielph. who sumo. dod to the titles
no the death of lie pesibiher, Nichol.. lie loft two sons,
Francie Jab. Chef Am* Rudolph sad Louis Patrick
John, Fiends Jib Charlie Joseph Rudolph petitioned
the Home of lards in 1830, claiming his right to vote at the
election of espremerative piers for Ireland, and wi• reoom-
mended by a Ceemeittee al Privileges in the drat Metance to
petition the Crews. He died without Weir in 1849, and
ina swessalsol by Ids indisr, Louis Patrick John, who died
in 1866, Istrrieg • sas, Cloth Joseph Francis Clement, the
pram* eleinent, who was Melia 1823.
Dr. 141/in ed XL Halpin "peered for the claimant
Belding% which, WM ibawl* el the klintiticatiou of
the delment by the Bed of Weatmarairsi, was wholly
docioniatery, was pet In; ma the ere a4loursed for
the prodactron of farther meth

EQUITY COURTS.—Jutx 31. 117,
Medan all Leeds isedore of Appeal.)
DAVIT V. DOILIANT.--AIDTH V. DI:TRAIT. 114
Their lewiships iistivered their decision upon the four et,
applications ia there suits, witch involved matters of detail et.
eenelderable hetriony. The ells, question of inter.' TO
arising let the ease was, whether mortgagee with power of t's
We Might sell odor the power, end leave the greater part ;
el the purchaewsioney taped ea security of the premien at
aid. Their isedeldps bell that this might lawfully be dune. R.

Windersley.)

The questing Mead upon the petition was am to the eon- E-
stisetion to be plud upon the ell of Sir J. Lomb., which
was amide in thew 1814. The property to which the will m
related was of the value of 15,0001. • year, sad the testator
*meld that 20,0001. should be set aside fur the building of 111.
• agession-beass. sad a sum of I,ooof. • year for ten yarn 10
to be also devoted to that object. When the legator lad •
Mt was inattheed and atresgly restaged, eo that in fact the se
amain was sot completed until 1854. The cart of It was st,
61,0001., bat the seensaulationa of the 20,000/. and the N
I,OODi. • year made ap • still Larger sum, and the Tinges N.
arose as to what wag to hs dose with the surplus ; was it to T.
be oosidend as Imam sad go N the totem.; fur life, or
Vand form part of Or ram! estate
A -Oeserml, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Glaser, Mr. *
Bally, Mr. Cdr, and several other counsel appeared in IS
the am.
The Viee-Cfmaillor easel:WM that the testator by the t
di:artless d ths o 0 had completely severed this sum trees IA
the Mame sad amino! It tato capitol. It must therefore N
gar past el the mew of tie 'elate.
ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDSTONE, JULY 31. is
(Beim Mr. Justice Wilke.)
Gawp Heide Siren*, IS, described se a term labourer,
wee indicted fur the wilful murder of Thomas Edina*, his
brother, by awes chopping his head to pions with an ale.
Sir W. B. Riddell and Mr. Rumen col:duelist the prase
oaks ; Mr. 0. DaIIOSIR was counsel for the prisoner. re
The prisoner lived with his parent., the &eased, who
was 21 rare of age, sad a younger brother, in a street tailed
Bedford-row, at Maidebm. The dere:Lee! wee • hardwork-
ing young man sad helped to support his parents, bat the '<-
=had ER slaw time refused to work. On Monday,
16, the prileow's father told him he had got some
work for hha. end the primmer made simile evasive answer.
The deceased the telithe primer that if be did not go to
week ,hem it wee ebtaised for Ida he would turn him out of $
dome. The primer apparel may angry at thin, and the IS
sire night he went Ines hie bother'. bedroom, and inflicted
how him went seven blew* en the heed with a hatchet. m
The deseased died st the fellewlag morning. The prisoner Ilk
With. boom the ems ideht, and was seat seen at the holm Hi
dna Ode ae Iteelemesr, in which town he was ',pyre-
bendeL 10
Theistey Mama a verdict of Guilty, and the judge passed as.
sentence el deal to
The prielher, who betrayed no emotion during the trial Or id.
when the eratimee west &hewed, then walked away from the
bar with a line et,. lb

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Bowns, JILT 30. eN
(Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) et
Thomas Iboky (SO) was charged, " for that be did, on the
22nd May lest, at Dome, unlawthily and wilfully compom,
write, and publish • certain scandalous, impious, blew 10
=oria, end profanelibel of end concerning the Hole &Tip-
and the Christian reli arid for having (Amebic.
measly spoken spinet God, peotuely seeded at the Holy
Scripture, and exposed it to contempt and ridicule.' 111
Mr. Coleridge prosecuted, and oboerved that the pretest Pt.
chime wee somewhat different to them they had been accus-
tomed to hem In criminal courts. It was the law of the la
lowever, thed bbmphaming God awl turning the doc-
tithes of the Christian religion into ridicule was an indict. ii
skin alma at common law as it tended to subvert religion
and morality, and was punishable with flue end imprison. Si
mid. This prowstim bad not been instituted against the
poisoner beholding or maintaining
_an opinion. If that
whenever ft might he, was Ltd with decency, re-
eml with des consideration for the feelings of
, respect to the established law and religion of
the Mad, he should be the list penes to interfere with that „"
=. The learned gentleman here mentioned three
mous remarks with which the prisoner was eharged,
one of which was, "If the people of England would burn is
their bibles end me the ashes for drooling, it would get rid
ef the potato dhow altogether." Int
The prisoner mad he wished to cermet what had been
Mated. With respect to the potatoes, he had mid that the
bible hod taught men to be discontented with the, potatoes. to
God had Lest the very good potatoes, but Jane Christ had tat
is very bed crops.
Is edidreinthe_ths ,thry the prisoner expreseed • hope that
they wen NM rhwne. (Strong feelings of disapprobation.) Ja
He believed in sue great and wise Llial; be the, believed that ea
the earth we a bring thinking body ; that death was Si
emoted to put an end to the triumphs of tyrants ; and it was
to the grave that be looked for juottee. if they found it In :
their breeds to testate him, be would give op he lifts blood, 9,
bat he would not endure Christian tyranny.
nooks, found the prisoner Gouty, and his Lordship, W
after mewing a hope that the prWaer would benefit by the tel
religious advice which would be given him in the gaol, •011+
tamed biro to 21 swaths' Imprisonment. 19
The prisomor—My lord, C beg of you to put on the black r,
fee at once.
It was with considerable difficulty the prisoner was re-
moved from the dock.
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