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t1,20a.44405a or :me REvaimmo RICHARD
.81bit1at, .A DANKRUPT.
ptnitAtlDateeffil. that the bankrupt in this close
as, priocip•l' Defendant io the .last case. It
satl'
pea ismito,o6peesei le sb& commission of bank-
tuftlea't itlMPetildtgarrist the bankrupt on several
3-selfitstsiThat thire.was no pentiMiiirs ere-
That. there won no trading
at °mesa the Commissioner, was
• e ultimo; and fietibly, This au.
Other. ittbe ILisepsosiMionees wattliespirtner or mo-
des% pp the solirstnrondittlie commission.
the batekropt was a clergyman, and
1 'it' g:the Fbspel otGosford ; that he was
"*". • a boohoo/A as a booker and money-scrivener
• r. Heald stated several affidavits in support of the
leetitime; /vrosniAefY it appeared that he never had
tire ailmeiker,bot hudibeeu iu distressed pecuniary
citeulhattioces since lati, and that executions.
met, of member had issued out against •him
during that period, besides processes of the
different Courts fur cutitempts. The Learned
u"allei 14414 m way it was attempted to be proved
that the hankrupt was a banker was, that he had
beets" Magistrate as well us a Clergyman, and in
blepaetste‘ipl office lie had great influence over the
Iralkas aleid pubhcans of Gnsford, and they
glitow:letto 'filth of lodging money with him;
lien its which it was sworn, that the bank-
.ll.M magisterial capacity, had certainly
wiIeDIDDNI rest influence over the victualer. and
essibllitiami, end compelled them to lend him money
hod fraeohni bilk for him, for which influence lie
144/retired time 'sentence of the Court of King's
Ottstud woo struck off the roll of Magistrate. by
rel Chancellor. it also was sworn, that the
popsies of Goodrrve and Co. were his bankers,
nisi °that he was indebted to them iu the sum
of
..2,00(3/. Ilia Lordship must be aware slot
wit oo mot probable that a man who catried on •
benking concern, would have other persons as his
hookers, which would be bolding out to his cur•
towers that he thought his own concern so unsafe
that ht lodged his money in another back for
Ma.gareatee safety. As to the petitioning creditor's
debt, ht was roue attempted to he made out by the
nephew of the bankrupt, who was the executor %to-
tter his fathei's will, for a debt which it was said
yie bankrupt contracted with the testator in the
)(far 190, which was never attempted to be de-
wended until the commission of bankruptcy issued;
and if there had ever been a debt, it was debarred
by the Statute of Limitations. He considered that
tile very circutestauce of one of the Commissiosers,
to "bout the commission was rddressed, being a
cieditor of the bankrupt, was n sufficient ground
for his Lortl.litp to supersede the commission. Ile
eo.itended that the commission was only issued for
ihe purpose of frustrating the writ of sequestration
issued by his Lordahip. He had therefore no doubt
tut his Lordship would supersede the commission.
Mr. BICILIDDITATV followed on the same side.
Further argument post (rimed.
The Loan CUANCRLLOR rose at half-past four
o'clock.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wreraterrie,
‘t 'DX EaDAV, FEBRUARY 20.
Before the Loan Cater James and Common Juries.
WOOD V. STRUT.
This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, a.
printer, against the Deferotai.t, proprietor of the These Sessions remuarcerd yesienlay before the lord
Mayor, Mr. Baron Graham, Mr. Justice Seat, and Mr.
Guardian. weekly aerl6l.llper, t'. recover a compel).
•
ilgitiOes in damages for breach of rontrart. Justice Richaselson.
O Prisimersbgeing arraigned, Isaac Solomon, charged
Mr. Matta aTT stated the case to the thbet the
the receiver of the immense property si.:le• (gum
Jury, from which it appeared that the P'aititiff en- the house of Mr. Frost, of Aroodel-street, Strand, fur which
erred into an togagems-tit nitit the Defendant to I persons were trued last Sessions and acquitted suer
remleued in Court, and was admitted to bail ..us his ow% re-
print the Gime/tan, at the price of 2.51. per week,
e
the .contract to Cool:time itt farce foe ten titoi:the,osin . for the sum of 5001. to take his trial seat Sea.
or, if sooner dipsolved, the Defentlai.t to reimburse sinus if called upon so m dr.
alias
°shorts, alias Mary Mee, Edwin foams,'
the Plaintiff the expenses of the titan riots he Intil a liar
provided. The Defendent was to furnish the copy himgasiajtiaosoy M saddej:i" (lore,
were
la:ieled
Yf
or manuscript for the paper in the foltoist;ta man- Maria Kelly-, widow,"
asaggul stealienrgisa qrsharatdistryrislifapiabutera ad
la,
larr paper eol.lllllolg of torenti• columns, other property, to the arnotoet of 200/.
four columns were to be fogoished on %Ye d iiesdAy, Lh'k'urlhe gude"efi gate the same tviaesee as
tutor,i.re
rase Magistrate, *Lich appeared at the time Ho our
live columns on Thurodur, five column. on Frit'lsc,
rod- six COIUIDU% Si 4. 'Mimi'. In consequence of Mrs. Kellyr stated that she tided steth in the a-
llots agreement the Pl.mall cottinoneed whiting. deli of Harrow, and the night of the bnrgl.ry
the paper, but hid continued wily a short pet mil Loader*, hosing 1.41 the gardens, and Iwo female see sou is
ryasois
when the
work
was taken
omit of his hisuels. lieb humid. The gurilewer, it will be rerulk Neel, was awoke la
middle of the utglit by • lapping, and, having porn a lbws
(Mr. Nl.orryutt) undershoot the defence to he set up i"e
wry, that the l'la fr dal tort get the Flutist. punted 4slaborlaal,...s :be
pre 11,71.41.7. 51:" as"
the Pesebre'
so ugly es the Defendant wished. Now though there whin, to lied, which he did. Theireums;eraeudiwo .esiveldreiHrs'alf iu
Mils atiptildtit'il its the aderritmeut as to tone, i.e titer on;
_ the use with the pistol was left as a guard sr"
mould admit that. the work must be finished iii bin'. He heard them break "P" some Oar" 6'l
.aboituirthlriral.f. •itherhuigr the men returned, auJ having called opt,
reasonable
.time; 'wither was_ thew any precise a.
hour.' usenhoutti in which the copy should be fur- and they 'all went "do:shost:iares, armingba guard al"wer°4
itched tin the respective day', hilt that oho liould gardener if be was us bed, and if all wasiet rr'ilgrdh.l'undlialkeardlied
br itailleists,od to he within a seasttitable time ; hut he was, and the iu(fisa lucked the door. When he rieu piP sad
Ile shiguigi he utile to_ prove that the COI/ was uric- they had bit, be It'd "1 of a window and Wl4ll to aPne:eh-
f.b.a.o.ritgimbfartw.higuse fin assistance. H triod retooled, it was
golarly rut waited ; sometimes fire column* oforiixthilsil;l
law
ritoivairtree.6ry eir.iwianthwei.hironeselharl
wan
ransacked, mid
litter coo. sue *tot very hoe on Seiwilay
List ronsolistaiitliiig such (tele) the PlelUtal, MI it • Kelly, when •besegget from Mate,. to hat platewireshe"r"nl w wash
hoin3vhePtl
two exeepltusss only, •Iskays got the paper ',rioted into Hants, die, which -err Mare secure.' The usual place.
by Imit.isi.t four u'eork it. tine Suoiduy morning. of deposit west natusched WI der night of the robbery, and
the strongest news all opened. Thu in the suspicion that
cud the wetly times in which the paper was out so premises. Osborn and
r.titly arose fruits on fault of the Plaintiff ;in fact, tot„lite,,sive.i.,,,Litist...heasvet.kien "..un the
at the troy time Ilse Defendant broke off f.uo. „stet., ow. 0.1,,,,e..7.j.Y,;NhCi ha:l4p" nireel;.
is engsgeineist. the Plaintiff bad five corn- dowiS his imagers and tread wpm' it, seer sultraraqulitaal:ty
dashed it against the tee place. The giSicer, however, gut
;manors, who lied been sauudirig idle fur ueesly
poreemihun of I:, and MIN eladafelt It. M.triSo/1 got
three hours, Isecause copy. hod Hut been sent by
was forusuladowl teheerilierferotailreirl: jelaP";reic""""l. "I°
a
the Defendant to go out with, owl yet the paper
measly 90 that °cession one hoof only after the mania she sewers' eatamiustlons, Ow": mu: was' if:Niehde elooube Its
time. He should prove that in no instance could property of tits Proorrolrix. sad 'John ou the night of the
whitely, and that Cochrane had formerly been in her employ.
any blame which to the Plerritiff, either as to the
intended 808-street IN behalf of (tabu, hie
Manner in which the work was douse, or the time • tlatehaving
Richard Sri:etagere:heeled. his( lisehengs to be searched, Ned
the paper was published ; and further. lie should t
rove that the D. icudbut was tiiiteelE desirous if flow aP pain uumar, belutetb"cuselseitsiewrehicalth woe aidr 170 received
Mn.a

NATHANIEL GARLAND. ESQ. E. JOSEPH ifilft.f.
AS'S THOMAS Colllllllfittl, 414/1111. TVS ILISIU-
TOIUI Or SIR CHARLES itHRBERT, SART.
This was as serious Wool* ht the Plaintiff, so lard of a
Manor is &seer IA recover 2,1001. the raise of
beret% which he cliffiattl to 'fie dile to hilts Do dat tae•ttuf
the late iiir Charles Baithare..Reat.-sedieviada. • • •
Seeks.' Pi m, fur the rleitiliff, crepes, Pie 'cr, bed
front the It videice it appeared that the late Sir Charles
tionbery, of epostiag celebrity, bele, All ow.* of Wick's
Paskras Felts, a ,c•pybold wader the Mimi!, who is the
Lord of lite Mamie, sod. by the tyadal costuto of it, was
entitled to the best begat of she (moat ea his demise, as a
borisit.. It wee tootenited, and coalman 'Mussed to show,
tint, by the division of rite steator,.the rims divided became
separate estates (and that thp kebob Mesa the Loyd bad
bees smaltiolied r tbe.egtao mss aeOstaiftia The eh*.
however had robot to Pic Ciarlealloubory. Bat it wee
contended thili Use right bf the Loki to lieriuta fir each rif
the parts Has had bees divided Mill remained thfiente. Oa
the death a Air Charles Itiobary la March laey
Mandl seal ha Muhl to Berton,. ever Newmarket.
the past where the mad bidooging to Sir Charles Val
kept to miss twisty-two of she best of she., is satisfaction
as Minos, which he claimed to be his meal al the Lod.
Tins celebrated horse Saitikeihko which wee the properly of
Sir Chattee. and is ballad at. I,iOW. a vise of lbws &sea
he ebtilell of the right. claimed as a besot, hot wawa/York-
shim whim the bailiff made the misers in .1h• steddi of
which be masked. down 'relay-two ; and a goalies swoop
as to wh,ther Satoleauka should be included amoogst those
to which the Plaintiff. was,entitled,
The Steward of the manor read the retards if the Court
Banta to prove the custom of the maser, sod last consposi-
tioa• in lieu of iteriuts bad been toads by the tamale of thu
several parts of the manor.
Satirist Laws, is a long and able speech fur the Dribs&
ass, comead.d, en the evidence -.which had bee. adduced
at great length, that the eto,tom of lbw wee had not bees
auificieatly revile /mat, and said she Jury onst be satiric* by
the atom complete evidesee before they gave a verdict fur the
Plaistiff as @ornaments a claim, made nutter swell eatraordi.
nary eire•mitmeees. He coateruted sloe wiaay ;roods that
the Plaintiff was entitled only Is four hornets, sod that be
most make hie election ma of them seised at Hama, sear
Newmarket, Is which boaolottelso. was am included. He air
mined the right °flits herd to seize hie berate wherever he
*told Lid them, although oat as she manor; bat the agent
of the Plaistiff had made his election oat of the mod at
Barbee. To prove this, be called.
The groom, or stoiLkeoper of Sir C. Bealsory, who stated
that is April lest Harris, the bailiff of she Planstiff, came
dowel to Bartels, god regoested to tee the stud, which relent
was complied with. Three were twesty.foor horses is the
paddock, of which twenipsersi worratowo him,.wheei be test
dews their semis, see said shot was ~ugh, he waisted to
see no more. He west away, after basis( roadeqweetiesior
inquiries about Smuuleusko, which was at that time dors is
Yorkshire.

Serjeasst PttA, galled evkleate is reply, sod eisoleaded for
the right to the bones ft lieriats. H. admitted that t►e
ease, as against the Defeadhlidi was
that is. ose could abhor them tremolos of fradslity more
Mau lie did; but it was the law of the land, and they must
decide apes it as it steed, until .it should be abolished by
Act of Parliament, tio eveut w►ich he (Serjemit •hsuk*
be glad to me take place.
After Nog legal argumeole oe both sides had been beard,
it was agreed that • case should be made fur t►e Judges as
to the number of Aerial that the Plaintiff had • right to;
but that it should go to the Jury for their decisius as to whe-
ther the Defend•ut's bailiff had out made his election out of
the stud at Barton, without includisiv Sasolessitko.
The Jury retired for more than half as hour, and retained
with • verdict for the Plaintiff.' The asisher of heriots to
be afterwards decided by the Court; sad boding that the
election had been made from the owl at Barton. To which
verdict the Foreman said tbry came to most queoceottlbe bit-
lira paying that be bail enough w►r■ be took the list. The
horse Smolensk°, as to whine disposal great anxiety existed,
therefore is nut included. The trial occupied the Court the
whole of t►e day.

OLD BAILEY.

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Tag. holeeti of this cage we. hem aleetidy.
„It will be receiteikeil thin it w e mo.
summit
the befendonts to the custody et
of the Fleet itritiai for a contempt of
' obettdeting the officers of the Court in
thestlecutiojt of 4ess dittpsioisilein (Ileum sof site-
." Qum,. *pi of.eMreeetrotiou GM Nes ollipeleof VW
ildatermind Defeadind et Gosford. i;dossi,•
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Mr. Illuttui feeteord itt'reply.
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