The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-25 00:00:00

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OF CRANCEtT.
BRIM Tall LORD C/AKCILI.OR, TAIL OAT, A? WC
111C0,11.1 SIAL PAT.-110710ND ONLY.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COLRT.
22222 1•111 TICO-TIASICILLOS, TOIS DAT, AT a•ta•reut
SICOND SISAL DAT.—MOTIONS ONLT.

ROLLS COVET.
TIBIA DAT, AT MIDI.
Rent v. Louden—Re- Cabriolet T. Lynell— Gllleq.le v. Alexander
bruin!! Feather directions —Pri Mon
Watts v. Edwards—PT- Gavle v.lravta—Petlarra Greene v. Ward—Cause
dilon /doodle v. Feld—do. Trieued v. 31core—Pe.
In re Harris—do. Expte. Mayor of altos
Simian v. Wruire—do. Shrewsbury—Pet:dun Attanei.t;en. T. Set-
Walker v.Steward—do. Cabanel v. Lynch—du. t: n Coldtield—do. ,
Davi. v. Davle—do. Gaya, v. Illevin—do. Goble v. Radeley—do.
Beaumont v.Payee—do Green t. Barlow--do. Healing v. Clare—do.
(Olken v. Boyd.—d,,. Ready v. Torrvey—du.
I Stone v. Dowde,well— Vickers v. Vickers—

do. I Cause i
General Pitt on Day, at the Rolle, on Wednrod
the evening.
Petition+ must be set down, and copies left wli
2 o'clock, on the I.lth.

Tobble V. Trimmer
Jenkins v. AU/lawn
Young v. Mayo
Heard V. Mountain

Leatbart v. Smith
Williams v. Palms
lirownlield V. brealey
Tucker v. %sr
_ .

Shekhard v. Payne

cot
LONDON SPIV

Barn and arr. v. Sheen
Bill v. Blows
Frlel.nr V. e.:anit.le
Bedford v. Thompson

lay, Mardi 15, Lt Six to

Lb the Secretary, before

VW? OF lIINGI BENCH.
DAT, AT ■ALT-PAST NINA.
.ONDON COMMON !CRIES.
HOMO T. Barnard Lock T. Nicholson
Davey T. Harwood Oppenheim T. Jackson
Claridge T. Williams Hullaud v. Tager
Tacit T. ingrey Gibson T. Smithson
Wilson T. G walla= (Albert T. Bingham
Balsam T. Balfour Hodges v. Horne
14,11:thard v. Mash Jenuiams T. Reds
Wllkinsun v.Middletoa Jones T. AticiaMall
Savage T. Humphrey Wood T. Magwood
White T. Macker.sla

CRT OP COMMON PLI/All.
lAL Ivey. TELT DAY. AT TON O'CLOST.
nodally and another v. Higgs.
.ONDON COIIIIOII JORITS.
Bedford and another v. I Ismael v. Claridge
Mitchell gender. v. Rippoo
Coltoo v. Bustard Seaver, v.
Biggs v. Cove Teller v.Atlitn4un& an

110111 (Al
&Wier •. Bright, fur
judgment, anyr the
motions, he.
Bette v. Earn haw,
Petro V. Wells, Bast
v. Thumpson, anti
Fel!den V. *quell,
fur judginent

Brown Y. Astley—Ex-
centlons
Same T. Same—ditto

:OUST OF Excantri
yeas THIS DAT, AT Til
Murrell v. Wakefield,
petition
Jones v. florae" ditto
Rayley v. Riley, ditto
Esparta. Wa'frigate
btray and Average
Act, ditto

81;m v. Pie, pet;
tloa

711tH v. Rawlins, ;M-
-ilo°
Root v. Lord Henley,
petition

:01111 TOR WROILI COUR'
!dawned v. Chetlyn--
Excaptions
Maddock v. Iladdock-•-
diuu

IT.
Gardner v. Jones—De-
MUM.,
Hartley T. Airey—Plea.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF T►INO'B BENCH, FRIDAY, FE8.23.

[Before the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE and Common Jitrift.l
TABLING U. BAXTER.'
This was an action to recover the amount of a bill of excha^gs
for 1451., given fur a stack of hay which was accidentally consumed
by fire before the bill became due, and which was stipulated cot
to he removed until paid for.
The facts of the cane were these:—ln the fall of the year 1324,
Mr. Tarling, having a large stack of hay worth 1451.. which was
standing in a field near Canonbury House, entered into an agree-
ment with the defendant for the purchase of it. The stipulations
of the agreement were, that the hay should be paid for on Feb. 1,
11t5 ; that it should not be cut or removed until paid for ; and that,
it the defendant thought fit, he might keep it in the field where it
stood until May I, following. After this agreement, the plaintiff
saying be was short of money, the defendant gave him the bill in
question fur the amount, drawn in such a way that it would be due
on the Ist of February, pursuant to the terms of the agreement.
On the 20th of January, some persons being engaged in letting off
fire works near Canonbury House, a rocket unfortunately lodged on
the haystack in question and totally consumed it. After tins, but
still before the bill was due, the plaintiff and defendant met. The
plaintiff asked the defendant what he meant to do when the bill be-
esute
due. He replied that he had nothing to do with it, and the
plaintiff must take it up. The plaintiff' rejoined that if the matter
was litigated. he was sure that the defendant would have to pay
It; and added " Why did you not take away the hay ?" The
defendant said, " Because there was a memorandum in the
agreement that I was not to do so until the bill was paid ; and if
had attempted It. would you have suffered it ?" The plaintiff said,
"Certainly not."
Upon these facts the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE offered to turn the
question into a special case.
31r. MAIIRTAT said that it had been already decided that In
all cues of bargain and sale, when thetc was nothing remaining to
be done by the vendor, id' risk subsequently was the risk of-the
vendee.
The Jury found for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the
Court of King's Be :ch on a special cage.

I,IARNES V. DIETER AND ANOTHER.
ltlr. GURNEY stated that this was an action to recover the
amount of a hill of exchange for 20S. given by the defendants for
two horses, which they had worked to death in a drug mill, and now
refused to pay for.
The acceptance of the defendants was then proved.
Mr. MARRTAT said that this acceptance was given before the
horses were delivered ; and then an old stallion was substituted in
place of one of those sold. Both were warranted sound, but they
died In less than three months, and when cut up by the nicker for
cat's meat they were found rotten to the core. One of the de-
fendants was a minor, and therefore he was not liable in this
action.
Mr. Cimextr —Then you ought to be Indicted for defrauding

us out of our horses. -
Mr. MARAVAT now attempted to prove a register of the birth
and christening of one of the defendants, at a Dissenting Meeting-
house in Newington.
Mr. CluaNEv—That is not a ch::pel of the Estaldi:ihetl Church ?
Witness—No: it has nothing to do with the Established Church;
it Is " the House of Clod." ( laughter.)
Mr. 3laaawat now called the mother of this defendant, who
proved him to be only nineteen. and the plaintiff was nonsuited.