The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

tiriaT 1:031110N I'LEAS, THURSDAY, Nov. 11.

Th': Cool sat at %S....or:limiter Hall to hear motions till eleven
1.. C: kit. and at one o'clock the Cifirr Jr Irt ICE wt at the new
Coon, in the Cj!:,, hear cases at 21.',n Prins.
Ti ^ Court roar he eal!eil a very liAndsome structure, but ea-
t:vv.:ly iurnnnuo ISoos and tile echo is so loud, that although the
Ml,ll.,lrtrind. within three lea of the Judge, the Chief Jto.tiee
• .rved, that lie c 01.1.1 sanely bear u syllable. The student's box
• unly cap:tide of hohlirg three persons.. and is situated by the aide
of ot. of the larg,t doors which open into the Court. We ere
Our, 'hut the Atittionites of the City can hove only not ish—
✓airi4v, to nrcumodatt the tespce,able class or student., a-i! that
CI,V•I be m
easily cff-eted, by splint taming to their use a port of the
s 7)acd now alloi•rd to intorno* in waiting. We would further
!...iggest, that double ,usiis will be twill' absolutelf lice ary to the
ger,zel comfort of Counsel, :tins aid any who visit the Cum.
wur tither upon Lnolioess or pleasure.

Co? El T. GL'N.

This was an actiun brought by the plaintiff, ■ rosch.owner,
against the defendant. alvii n CU:llll.oltinef, to recover from hint the
1.111 11)1. 30L. for s fouling for mix Ctlrriag,.% doting the year 111•23.
for the platatiff, Mr. Sergeant Ilrist ow called some of his ser.
vaora, to prove that sit. seven, eir'd, OT nine carriage% were stand-
ing at the premises of the plaintiff; stol tlist from 2i. lid. to 3k.
a-week each was the usual price fur standing paid by cite mach.
owner to another.

For the defendant. Mr. Sergeant TAIIDT produced Mr. Colees
receipts to Mr. (Jun for reefs. for the standing of his carriages in
MI sod I:122, and called witneoes to prove, that during these
years, as well As during WA there were !runt six to nine car:ingot
standing on hi. premises.
it ass admitted that 201. was paid into Court.
('once JusTicti—The question here is, was there a ge-
neral letting at 21N. s.rtar, ur was each carriage to be paid lot ?
Sergra•nt in reply, contended that as then• was
contract proved in the care, the Jury would have to decide by
Ow talr and trio i table rule Mellowing NI r. Coles a fair price for the
stercline of the defendant's earriugts, tibial he had proved in this
the Jury say that 51r. I;un, the defendant. was to
Ls", full license to sebd as many carriages as he pleased to th"
pro-
sm,er or Mr. Coles ► Formai:Ns they came to that conclusion, they
. wither fir bill client.

Tne ruin.'" Jutcricr lorsrtiv recapitulated the tv;dritee to the
Juy, who, without lawitation, found a verdict for the defendant.

PREROGATIVE COURT, Nov. II

ffrAre S.r Joule Nicitot L,
coLy IN V. J L 74 'WIC,'"

Dr. I.tianitnoTon muted the I;ourt that letters of administrs.
ton. shistat be granted to Mr. Colvin, who stated himself to be a
errtlitor for N SOW. Mr. Jennings died at Bengal in the year
hitting r, widow and aireral children. lava Tenn a citation had
been issued. to allow cellar wilt a decree for administration should
not be gr.inted to Mr. and a ropy of the tWice had been
posted on the pillarsof the Royal Lachance la the usual instinct.
The p.r:r in the iliozese ot Ca/act-bury was sworn to be about
o. 000/.-311,t11111 granted.