The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-27 00:00:00

STATE OF POLLS.
WF.YMOL'TII.

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Gordon -
Wallace
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carrer

ewes x.
224 Burrell
1141 (;urteis
10;4 Webster
14
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LAW NOTICES.

COURT OP CHANCERY.

Till 1.010 CHANCILLOS, INIINCOI.N'S INN PALL, YlllB L•Y,

A T 10.
Appeals.
Goodenough ►.Powell, ilaisimhaw v. Parkins,
appeal ditto
Walker ►. Wildman, Heywood ►. Hiles,
ditto ditto

Bute v. Canynebante,
appeal, part heard
Perfect v.Lord nibbles-
dale, appeal

VICE-CRA
1111/01t1 Tffe
Rocker T. Van Stook,

6NCSLLOR'S COURT.—This DAT.
,5C•4.1.011, TV LIATC•LN'A UM. Ai NALIP...A.IT 10.
Exp. Hartle re Hoot liap.trillayerreGlidions
Davies re &evens Peel re Wadding-
Wright re IV Ilkins ton
Sitger re Manton Chabot re Armand
Dennbion re Piper Goodwin re Wit.
'Jutland re Marsh kinsou
and Co. Shaw re Howard
Thompson re AS. and Gibbs.
bon Bassett Ha Wood
Palmerston re Prior re Brown
Johns White re Dubois
Daniell re Fergu- Oliphant re Gra-
noson thaw
Fisher re Bradley Early re Coates
Conde re Green Fry re Bally
Dubois re Dubois Atkinson re Wils
111111 s re Whyte lock
Eastlake te Shute Furse re Fisher
iVilson re Sykes Stanton re Pocock
Smithson re dykes Pi aed re Benallack

per judgment
Sterllng v. Renville,

ditto
M'athins v. Stone, ditto
Duffield v. Elwes, ditto
DaTi4 v. Dover, to be
spoke to
Expaee Bradshaw re
Brad.haw
Exp. Bell re Wilkinson
Bateman re Minor
Fowler re Miller
West re ,West
Brown re W'idger
)Loon re Reynold
Cheshire re ;tir-
e:lough

Stepiana re South•
all

ROLLS COURT.
The Master of the Ruth will hear Causes, Further Direction., and
Petitions by Con=ent, on Saturday next, at Nine lu the morning. Cause,,
Farther Directions, and Petitions, mu't be set lows by two o'clock on
Friday.
General Petition day at the Rolls on Tue.day, the 25th of July, at Six
in the evening. Petitions must be set down, and copies left with the
bectetary, before two o'clock on the preceding day.

COURT OF KING'!

I BENCH.—Pitta DAvo AT HALV-V•IIT NISI.
Louden Common Juries.
Jones v. }:verall
Seholes v. klamden
Morgan v. Dianstield
Ctutton v. Nuttman
Jamson v. Newman
Wzen v. Usher
Longbottom v. Tilston
Nob;e v. Lavgdon
Brooks v. Salter
Smith v. Abbott
Howley v. Parker
'illiams v. Bransby
Hades v. Perkins
Henderson v. Heslop
Bishop v. Sheppard

Saunders •. Wyatt
Haut v. Vane

Smith v. Dickin4
White r. Verlender
Putter v. Horne
Smith Stanton
Ashford v. Irwin
Hall v. Crow

Harnett ♦. Pratt
Lonniss v. Lane
Bird v. Fleming
Warren v. Gurney
Fairless v. Robinson
Saunders v. Musgrove
Blockhouse v. Robson
The King v.l). Prince
Retire v. Ives,n
Dunn v. Mayor
Lock v. Boast
Williams v. Arnett
31ills v. Hawklos
Gould v. Skelbeck
Agate v. Atchison

Piggott v. Knight
Same v. Same

Benner v. Bourne
Moore v. Marks
WMlaws v. Atherby
Ilerklne T. Hardy
Collier •. Smith
Browne r. Hosting

IN PLEAS.—Tni Dtv,
London Common Juries.
Eirkeandenor.v.Lang-
don

AT HALF-PAST NINIII.
City Gas Company v.
Nicholls and onor.
Hardwick v. Akerman
Hinton v. Warren

Putter v. Ray end anor.
Same v. Maltby
Austin and another v.
Gegen

Hosopson V. Sanders

)CRT OF EXCTIFIQUE'
ferm, 1826, In Gray's Ini
me 28.

to sit at 10, cont.

Hall v. Phllpott, pet.
Sealey v. Simpaon, pt.
Brockbank, v. Bruck-
bank, report
Hoyden v. Smith, pet.
liolaffey v. Bendclaelr,
report
- .

lby v. Ratelinv. rep.
Warne v. Same, petition
Ayre► v. Row, petition
Evanv •. Hader, pet.
Wald v. Ilenli y. part
hand

Roper v. H
petition

Wade e. Clark •
Sanderson r. Green-
hough
Williams v.Edlngton,
petition.

Le I/otitis v. Horton,
petilton
Thursday, June :9.
r-General v, Penre, Ex

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