The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

NOVELL() e. TOOGOOD.

'This WU IS stiles of tenpins by the ban vial player at
t►r Perteireme ataimessader's C.banel, agaiost the Defendant,
as collector of the pones rates of the perish of St. Jaen's,
for...meg t►e Plaintiffs 100411 la distress for m poor'. rate
111 that parish. Time question was, whither the Tlatatiff, w►o

wee alai a ipasician at the Opera hosse, was to be coati.
&Wed arse Agalmastdor's set rant, and therefore entitled to
the protecting of the smote of Aisne.
Mr. PULLER and Mr. Cgweinci.f. contended that the
Plaintiff canoe within the Profit"' of the statute.
Mr. T•unron and W E. I,Aweg argued on the contrary.
The Catty JUSTICI thought the question deserved wore
deliberate consideration titan could be given to it at Plid
Priv*, sad therefore recommended a case to be Mated fur
the opinion of the Court.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOrnillierni,
"ATUIDAY, Just 1.

•••••M...

Before chief /satin* DALLAs and a Special Jury.

LORD 1111111P06111 O. TUC TlllMitit OP Till !mum GIP
ST. °COMIC, RA$Ol[R-IQUARR.
This was an action broil& by the Plaintiff, Lord Hamp-
den, to try the validity of a right of way, claimed by the
Dekodoeto, through Leas Mews into Broob•atreei, North
Aedleysireet, and other Items adjseeot. The circum.
Si Or the rase were these:

Lem Mews stands upon a piece of ground which formerly
wept under the name of Hill's Fields. and had bees let owl
ou a building lease for 99 years, which lease expired in 1912.
There was a dame in this lease gratings • particular part
of Hill's Fields for the passage now is tlestius.
Mr. Serpent I.Etts contended that the lease having ex-
pired, and the reversionary interest being vested In Lord
Hampden, he had • right to dispose of the way claimed by
the Defendants, and entercd.into as complete poeseseiou as
If no way had ever existed. He admitted that it had here.
used as • common passage as Nr back as living memory
wept, but costended that Ibis did out establish the eight
claimed by the Defendants, and could not be pleaded against
reversionary interests. The lease having once expired, his
sliest might pull doors all the houses, stop up the way, mid
mievert the premises into a demesne, or to any otter purpose
be pleased. Though Lord Hampden bad not hitherto offered
say obstruction, that was not to be considered as a de-
dication to public ■se, fur hitherto he had no sight so to do.
Many old inhabitants of the nsighbouihood were railed to
prove that • common passage bed existed through the Mews
for 55 or 60 years.
The CHIEV JUSTICE said the question for the Jerry was,
whether Lord Hampden bad, or had nut, a right to stop up
the passage. All rights of lung continuance, as this was
proved to be, ought to I. ry presumption in their Amour,
which the law cowed raise, but so more. to determising this
question, they were first to russider whether the Nilotic ►od a
right of p.ttgee previous to the existence of the first hem is
1723. If they should be of tb.t opines., it would end the
whole controversy. But the leave itself seemed to contradict
sleevelet's(' of arch aright, for it granted this part of Hill's
Fields al a pamage. Is seemed to him that there was no such
right previous to 1723, aud any rights then conferred espired
with the lease. The next question to beconsidered was, who.
Owe smarm was to be inferred from the co•dttet of those who
►ad the ionsry interest; whether Lord Hampden
maid be rousidered as having assented to a right of passage,
levies offered no obstruction. Usti! the rriveisionary
isnot came Tutu his hoods, be had no right to offer any ob-
struction, and then he did so. for the purpose of ascertaining
his right by the decision of • Jury, before be began to build
os the premises.
. . . .

. The Jury retired for ■ short time, and brought io n verdict
fur (be Plaintiff—Damages le.

IRELAND.

INHUMAN MURDERS.
COME, MAT 25.
Last night the house of Patrick Linehan, shear the Castle
.of Carrigatine, wits broken lain, sad Eleano► Libelist', his
wife, was barbarously murdered. The lord on which sire ley,
sail every (bass of 'aloe in the house, were taken sway, in.
eluding some money, oar piece of bum and use piece of
frize. Patrick Linehae, the lonshailid, a quarryanits, had gone
to work yesterday moruiug, mid had not returned home during
the day. At as early hour this muraing a servant boy who
had been la the browse, and wbo bait concealed himself during
the horrid traosartion, went to the house of Desis Tawny,
which was the nearest to that in which be limed, sod gave'
the alarm, tia which Tummy and several usher persons
armed themselves wish ouch weapons as they could procure,
and weal to Linahau's house, iu expectation of finding t►e
perpetrators of the deed, and found the unfortunate
woman dead sod weltering in her blood, her arms
broken, her skull fractured, meal I Iwoods us
different parts 'of lice holy. bushes's brother, whir
lived in the neighbourhood, on being Wormed •f what
bad occurred, west to Jinibun Godfrey, a police/use, who
proceeded to Coulmore and apprised William H. W. Hewes.
ham, Esti of the murder. That Magistrate repaired to
the place, sad barrio% received information which led him
to suspect that a men named Michael Cahil was collect's-
ed la she murder, issued a warrant for his apprehen-
Mos, with which warrant Godfrey came to Cork, mid. as-
sisted by William Harrow, one of the city Sheriff.' olficers,
took him into custody in the house tiL Isis brother, within a
few yards of she Convict Drina, and on examining him
found ►is shirt bloody in several platers, particularly as both
sleeve'. Calla was then lodged iu Bridewell fur further
examination.

Al abaut right Wel°, k this morning. march was made for
Linaban, the husband, who had been mimed since ■o early
hour yrstridae. On essmining the quarry in which he
usually %solicit:l, blood was dcorovered, which was traced to
another quarry not far nff, where his body was found under a
heap of 100 n..., dreadfully mangled. It appears that a
quarrel had taken place • few days before between Patrick
Linehan and Michael Cahill. We understand that Cabins
father was liken nolo custody that mooing, and brought to
Cw•lioure.—(Cork Advertiser.)

JIRETINGA OF Cnr.iolTolOi AT THE COURT"
OF CONAITSSIoNEnB or L NA-R(IPM
TO•MORAOW.
W. W.

E. Hafnium, Threlyincedle street, insurance-broker 3 H
J. K. Smith, late of Klink/Im. upholsterer ..... 3 12
W. Fouler, Staines. finen.ifsper
W. Gibson mid F. Forum, Tsinitymiware, corn
fact..
E. Fulton, lame of Olaf Wm., rust merchant 2 12

DIVIDENDS.
B. Hesehiss, Nicholas-lone, wholesale tea-dealer
N. Itavia,Gracedurch street, tjwplate-wetter... 1
G. lw)burs, Hislanmtate-itreet, provisiost-merehant 1
R. P. Alen, Gray's tun-lane, brewer ..... 12
W. Deasy, Ciorisichersh, and J. Mary, Coal Extbaisge,
coal end sbip-usarra 1
A. lisrrirou, Porltansetti ..... t, bars-draper l2
S. Humphreys, late of Charlotte-street, Purtlaud-place,

merrnant
J. Williams, B.sbup.pgie strett Witbsu, hore•draree.. 1

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTION&

War-Oficce, Mt, 31, ISt!.
lit Sowllona of Life Goards—Corne4 Vl'Nisi Piilrlill‘er„

Clwiwynd, from half-pay 15th Light Dragoons, to be
Cornet and Sub.lictiteasnt, vice Bethel' Walrond, who
•:changes, receiving the differenee—dated May 18; 1822.
2d Di,to.
To be Captains• Lieutenant Thums■ Marten, ty piths ,
vire Milligan, who retires--dated May ♦, 1822.
Captain Arthur Chichester, from half pay 2d West ladle
Retimeny •ice Francis Upjohn, who eschasges, real?.
lag the difference—dated May 8,182 u.
To be Lieutenants. by purchase—Cornet and Sub-Lieute-
nant Charles Rollick', •ice Nicholson, who retires--
dated April 19, 1822 ; sod Cornet and Sub. Licatecatit
Rickard Hort, vice Slartris—dated May 4, 1822.
To be Cornets and Sub Lieutenants—John Putter Maegiseen,
Gent-by patchier, vice Balltiley—dated April 19, 1822;
and Essig* Felix Vaughsa Smith, from half-,say 09th
Foot, by purchase, •ice Hort—dated M■y 4, 18211; mad
Limitteomit Charles J. Bantle Hamilton, from the 61st
Font, vice Counties, Philipps, who exchanges, dated
Ma# 18, 1912.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lientrmint Aleeserier
It. Leger M'Mabos; from half-pay 24th Light Dratlawall,
to he Lieutenant, vier William Henry Weal, who ex-
ehanges—dated May 18,1821.
3d ditto—Lietilenaat James Hidden to be Caplet'', by par.
chase, rice Tiede; who retires—dated May 23, 1812.
Cornet Edward Willey to he Lleeteussi, by purchase, vice
Hidden—dated as above.
Richard William Pierre, Gent. to be Corset, by purchase,
vice Willey—dated as above.
3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Charles George

Slade to be Litsienaut, by purchase,• vice Mason, pm-
ranted in the 80th Fuot—dated as above.
hither Trevilyin, Gent. to be Corset, by purchase, 'lee
Slade—dated is above.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Junes fill'Queen,
from half-pay 3d Light Dragoons, su be Lieutensoi, vice
John Masten, who exchanges, receiving the difference—
dated May 16,1822.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Roderick leery Mar.
chlorin, Gent. to be Comte, by purchase, vice Thornhill,
wbo retires—dated May 23, 1822.
10th ditto—Csptaia William Drummond, from haps,'
Ist West India Regimeat, to be Captaia' vice lobs Gisr.
wood, who exchanges, receiving the differesce—dated
May 16, 1522.
11th dittu—Corset Honourable Henry Dundee Shore to be

Lieutenant, by purchaae, •ite Wall; promoted io Ibe 81st
Foot—diced May 23, 182 t.
Edward Astley, Gent. to be Coroet, by purchase, vice Shore
—dated as above.
nth ditto—Assistaot-Surpeon Thomas Backbouae, from
half:pay sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Aasistaist

Ssrgeoa, vice Jeyes. promoted—dated as above.
17th ditlo—Gen•Mman Cadet Lewis Shedden, from the Royal
Military College, to beCoreet, by purchase, vice Fanculart,
promoted la the 91s1 Foot—dated as above.
lest or Grenadier Regiment of Foot—Cornet John Thomas
Pereeval, from the had-pay of the Id Dragoon Guards to
be, Essig' and Lieutenant, vice James Talbot, who ex-
changes., receiving the diference—dated as abase,
6th Foot—Litoleaset Peter Patterson, from half pay 53d
Foot, to be I.Willeassil, paying the diFerence, vice Moly-
■rua, appointed to the 1011. Fool—dated May 16,1611.
711. ditto—Ensign Lord William Pante,. from the 85th Font,

to be Lieutenant, by purchase, •ice Stuart, promoted in
the 37th Foot—dated May 23, 1822.
10th ditio-LLietstreent Honourable Henry R. Mis!yam,
from the etb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Julia Shepard
Windle, who retiree upon half pay bid Foot, receiving the
cliff e—dated May 18, 18tt
2011 i ditto-rEoaise William Bogies, from the 79th Foot, to
be Ensign, vice Martin, appointed to the 85th Foot—dated
May 23, 1822.
28tb ditto—Ensign Richard Barron, from heaps, Mb Foot.
-to he Essig*, vice Jobe Bortliwick, who mimeses—dated
■s above.

29th ditto—Lieutenant John Weir, from half. pay 69th Fnot.
to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Gilbert, deceased—
dated Mby 16,1822.
Serjesat-Major James Mitchell, late of the Regiment, to be
Quartermasjev, vice William Gillespie, why rater'', epos
full pay—dated May 13, 1812.
32d 111110—Captain Lurd Srlinualserg Kerr, from halt pay sth
Foot, to tri Capin's, vita Hugh Harrison, .ho exchauctis
. . . .

receiving the differitnee--dsted May IA, MR. -
371 h ditto7Livistemant John Morton Smart, from the 7th

Foot. to be Captain, by purchase, vice East, •ppoiated to
the bsSh Foot—dated as above.

44th ditto--Paymatter James Allitopp, from Italf.pay 87th
Fool, to be Paynneter, vire Patrick Brennan, who es-
rhanges—datt d May 23,1822.
51st diUo-+Cornet and Sub-Lieulenant Couricusy Phillipy
from the 2d Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Ham&
ton, who exchanges—dated May 18, Int.
52d ditto—Captsi■ Jolts Hewett, from baltpay 61111. Foot,
to be Captain, vice George Young. who cachaages, re.
c•iviii the differesiv—daird May 23, 1822.
54th ditto—Captain James Arthur Butler, from balf•pay
80th Fuot, to be Caputo, vice Thomas Cos Kirby, w►o

exchanges—dated ea above.
Gros!eaten Cartel Henry Muria, from the Royal
Military College, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice
. .

ahead, a:ppoloterito the 79tieFOtilL:dated as .bore.
58th ditto—Captain Hirion Fast, front the 37th Foul, to be
Captaio vice Baldwin. who retires—dated May 16, 1921.
634 dotoltientensot Henry Havelock, front halt pay 21.1
rout, to be Lietttenani, Were William Gilbert, who es-
.

changes, receiviog the .I,ff —dated as above.
71st ditto—Liemenset Wi11..,. Crosbie Hanson, to be Cap.
tain without purchase, •ice IV. A. Grant, deceased—dated
as 'Mrs:
Ensign Jobs Synge Folliett tube Lieutenant, •ice Hassolmm
dated se above.
Ensign George Fox Straugways, from half-pay of the regi-
ment, to be famico, vice Fulliutt, dated as above.
74th ditto—Lieutesent George Lord Bingham, Irma the
Foot. to be Caplets, by parcbase, vice Stewart, promoted
—demi as above.
79111 ditto—Ensign Lee Percher Toonshend, from the 34th
Foot, to be Emu gs, vice !bates, appointed to the 'loth
• Foot—dated May 113, 1822.
2016 ditto—Lieslesisi Gamete Mason, from the 34 Light

Dispraise. so be Captain, by purchase, vice Harper, pro-
:noted—dived May 10, 18111.
81st ditto—Capone Philip C. Taylor to be Major, by par.
chase, vice su.haland, promoted so the 2d West ladle (te-
gument—dated a, above.
Lir weasels Thomas Barker Wall, from the 11th Light Dra-
goons, so be Captain, by purchase, vice Tsyloe—Jated as

. .
above.
sSth ditio—Ensica Richard Bartholomew Maras. from the
20th Fool, to be Eiwiso, vice Lord William Paolo, pro-
muted is the 71h Foot—dated May 23, 1822.
id West lodia Rtlioneat-31ajor William Motherland, from
_ .

the 81•1 foot, to be Lieotee.at-Cohseel, by purchase , race

- . . .
O'Hara, who retires—dated May 16, 1842.
lit Ceykus Negineattiecond Lieutenaat Charles Murray to
be First Liesteaant, without purchase, rice Pulliagiuts,
deceased—dated October 13, 1821.
Rodney Mylias, G 1111:. UP be Sealed Lieutenant, vice Murray

—dated May 18, 1822.
2d Royal Veteran Sailalion.
Lieulamest James IN`Leod, from the late Bth Royal Vete-

ram Battalion, to be Lieotenani—dated Mae 23, i Ott.
Geoige Maephail, from the late 10th Royal Ileum
Battaltuu, to be Enaip-i—nated as above.
HOSPITAL STAFF.'

Dr. James Forbes, Physician io the Forces and Brevet De-

putt' Impactor of Hospitals, to be Deputy lospeetoe of
Hospitals, vice Heaves, d ..... ad—dated Nay ti, ISt,
To be Amistaul-Surgeoms to the Forees—Assismat.liumetst
William Henry Tomei, from balf.pay of tb.ld Dragooss•
and amistmat•Suriptmo Jobs Mosro, from bialtpay 134
Foot—both dated as above.
MEDIVRAND•.

The appointment of Majier.fiemeeil Henry Elliott, from
the late htb Royal Veteran Bataan, to be Coined of the