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• LAW INTRitIOEP
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COURT OF CUANCRKY, SAreti
The Lord thanctisor this day
seal after term.
DC COANILLY O. RC Jlll4O
Sir 8. RossiLL it said, toe Plain
duced tomiactups‘ partner in a dist
by the Detendnal'eat Paddington
ing of the Defendant's condad, the
duced to suppose that the business.
vexed, might be a prosperous cons
had takesi the wbute .n himzelt, ani
fondant a security for the cansic
Finding afterwards that be had be
Cad his boil. and his Lordship, in
granted an injundion, restraining
Isom receiving any of the debts dui
. nerds'''. and also (n.m proceeding
given to him, on which he had c
meat.
The case was afterwards beard
before Lni d Erskine, and the 104
entered into a relemce of all naatt
tween them to M. de Immo= s
respeffairtity, and to M. Ile:trawl de
known as the Minister of Marine of
Howell. The terms of the (elm
abah usually guarded, ar:d by one
particular, it was declare. that if
should differ in opinion, on any pai
they should nominate an umpire, a
Wit matter should be binding. I
however, it appeared that M. de 'F
idea that he dud M. de Mo:eviite I
the subject in dispute, brought in or
lami to attend their rnecticgi; and
to be appotat4 urndise between It
he, thcugh lie did not tandems:ad
lish, had takes on him.. li to
award in favour of she 1). fondant ;
he had pi oceeded 1140 a day to tans
goods in execution. .
The LIJILD CHANCieLLOS was a
this was ea *ward which coul I not
as M. de Csi:land had no right tc
umpire, in We way chase. :;, ed.
COURT OF CMG'S lax...Nctl. Gasbag
Sittings bef.re Lord ELLIS/0200Q
7e.rirf.

aicesnrie r. sittellOTTCP
This was an action oo a potscy of
the ship Earl of Wirties, from P.,
Scotia, to Liverpool. Jo:: qacstion
point. whether the ship seas or MAltaot
the time site left Pitflon, on her soya
was 'hewn, for the Plaiatiff. that the
was a very fine vessel. which was bull
she service of the India Company ; d
peatediy undergone complete repots,
mines having teen exisendeJ on her
lion, at Calcutta, and the Plaintiff a
iota his possession, in 1301, having
pairs upon her the sum of 7.6481. It
tlsa: when she left Pielott, she was in
state of repair at to enable her to I
voyage; and ;he only ground on w
fenJailt rested was. that when the vas'
into Halifax by stress of weather, sir
to be ie a decayed state.—Tail tar
veal EraiII.NOTOM, mod co. v.
Mr. Pone, for the Plaititiffii, scat,
were linen-drapers, and ken: an me
Bridge-street, Blackfriers ; that the 1
a young man, who had lately come to
that, although hit client. knew nut
there appeared great cause Gs Lamm
formed a most tnspruden: marriage.
aelion was bibtskit to teasers the
Ifs tid. due for several articles of dry
from them by his wife, under speck:
ations and spinet anCel, for who'll nu
contend that the Doteadaat, as her
liable. This lady, u the wits of hi
same to the Plaintiff 'a shop, cm Saturn
of Deczmber, 1805, in a coach. aught
man, out of lives y. Mr. W.uthausi
Wit upon that occasion, but a young g
the n-ime of Jones, saw :ter. LIU, at
ahewed her many articles of dress. fr
made a selection, ansuanting to 141. i
at a moderate price. 1 the course
she turd olr. Junes that she was lately
•
young men in the law, of the natal u
that she resided at No. 26.10 ck-o
square, and trust tuey mould west int
furniture tor hangings to the house th
sighing, pea naps t use amount of 30(
Mr. Ji.nes allowed :ter to take the L. •n)
her, and she gave an order for a lath
sheeting, to be sent on the Monday r
lowing. The Plaintiffs, spun learish
pass4d, were anxious to k.tow one
lady's statement ; and, having hex
Wakefield lived as a ponce, in the sat
with a Mr. Raithby, M . Waithman
gentleman's chambers, but untuituikaiel
itt town. On the Tuesday following,
field called again at the snots, and I
auonistiment that the goods she
were not sent, and desired them to
day. Mr. J, nes accordingly took t.
sum,. of the light goods, as et ueb 1
amount to a large sum. to ordenao sat
mends. till Mr. Raithby could be
apology for the others not being sent
pleased with the goods he bad brow
to take them at the value stated,
Sill. 3.. 6J. The same servant can
wile Mr. Jones called. and the t,,
ettrimely well tarnished. mot he had
t^ utiuerstand that it was Mr. %Vett:.
Upon his making inquiries for Mr
she told him that he was very often at
Head Cuffei-house in Chancery-lane.
nl • Jrne to go there, where he
and settle for the goods. • This you.
a.cord. sly, saw Mr Wakefield, ax
gated to Iwo •au bad • ripened.
geld to! I him it was very true, that
alluded to was his wife, oat she had b

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