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hr compelled to grant it. He coii.idered (hit it would
he necessary for him to inorielt with the•Viee•Elteurelliir, be.
fure lie pee Ills j.i.tioneut he would do s°, and dispuse of this
ease on anutter day.
Slr. HEALD assd, that in respect to the Calcutty sectors.,
theft ass an express account 11141 no money hail Lien ereo.
plused their ilisabelotegeil to Chelsea Hospital
The LORD CitAIICILILLOR—" I do mil clunk it 10*e:wires
you, 4toseassliou ; it may be hirer-red that it has not bent
su employed."
)Ir. HEALD...A I merely mentioned the cirnmstence to
spew what a gross ease it
-lld. Lord CHisters.sott.—/. It is plain enough bon tha
case ts."—Judgmeut postponed.
COURT OF RING'S SIINCII, WierrasinaTEK,
Tussimir, Dacirlsaasai 10.

Vlore 1h LORD Citev.ir Jr%/tcs and a Special Jury.

TAR ICING V LORD CADOGAN.
This w:, :111 1111110111ra 1110111 SI the Noble De-
' Tenant. a% Lord of the 51anur for the
removal of a 11111/11111e4 in the growing of trees under
3 wall, raked Cheyne Wall, on the banks of the
Thames, in the toro.la of Chcl%ra, and slay fur the
repair of the said wall.
•': Hr. Gill, aged 7s, proved lie repaired, the wall
in question shout fussy years ugo, by the doer iton.
of the steward of the Lord of the Aluour, who paid
hint for the tame; and also proved the destriietimi
int, and it juty oustained by the wall iu consequence
stf the roots of the trees growing under it.
• Sri mill other witues.es inured the tight of the
1.110 of the Minor, by his laving, fro. time im-
memorial, rritatrell the wall, lopped the ilttb, stud
•iivpt the bank in order.
11r. Scaitt.STT, for the Defendant, eniverided
that the Wall in questions misted 11. r public anil
private colivertiener, Unissued' as it ts tieves%ary for
list aecorsty 4 the highway alongside of it, and
tier the Clinfrollelitre of the honors built upon the

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testik ; that whervvet the public *erre interested,
twa pubbc road betas out or repair. the parish use,
~nand to repair such road, and vire per their own
espy...use, as empowered by Act-of Pisoliatnett,, but
partsettbsrly .by es Act Mining to the roads its
tpuloll of Chelsea, passed in the trigs or
‘93,•urge I to remove oily nuisance caused by
the growth of trees over, or the routs thereof tinder,
tiattit roads. Ile contended, that the repairs done
eke wall by Lord twinges' were oil recistinr of his
'Own .freehold houses. and property its the perish,
'lid forcibly depicted to the Jury the Isirdship of
Ilse case : if bJ repairing this wull fur the benefit
41 his private properly, Ins Lord.hip should be
comiwlled to keep the whole of the wall in repair
'Os Lord of the Manor.
The Learned Counsel then called a awnsher of witnesses,
who proved that repairs had been done to the wall, and paid
for le the inhahlteata of the adjoining bosom
MY. Gustave replied, and cootended that the CAv he had
sishnotied to the Juicy had not been answered by the proof
otrarh hii Learned Friend had laid before them, of some
bahriaair, who, perhaps, in igiorrauce of their rights, had •
resole repairs which they were not kgally liable to.
'llse Cuter /Rake told the Jury, that if the road was*
rt.:Kite* use, or even of two hundred yews standing still that
ockdd nut make OW Defendant, as Lord of the Manor, halite
• fbr the repair; but they were to judge from the evidence,
sled if they were of opinion, that firms all time dore had
rusted • raised road in that floe, Its so they wont, judge
Acm ikeevidesee wbethcr the Lords 4.4 the Manor had out
rersired It.
'Elie Jury retired for half an boor, earl on their return
fo..nd a verdict of Maly, which subjects Lord Lodugau to
•ntrair the road.
BULLOCK V. MALLARD.
tale. Zse.ill.T.FTT waled, this "knots was brought to recover
sixty guineas. tire 'mono raw fur a 60 gr sold try the De-
tValltist„, a gt sideman of formai., to the Pluitrisfr, an sue.
Illtrl!ter, UMW a warrauty that he was quiet in hareems. The
14e41;n3 1 ht. Jroy .00.1 have to try an-, whether the war.
r 'illy had been complied with. The hook had bete sold by
apnea, and fetched IS7 guiu.a.; the dilfereuce was surest
he recueeteirht the 'verdict of sloe Jury.
Alm bravoed Counted thee, called the followipg *domes:
• Wslliam Balmer. examined.—l ant its the service of the
Fi.rintiff. The Defendant bail a horse to sell, awl the cuarh-
r-ria bad It aell km; be 'lard the price In owl.l be 60 guineas;
IV/trued the horse would suit, and amid if quiet in liminess;
Iteisid a child might esilrer side or skive him. My inkier
went to look at the hork, with Mr. Sinn ; the coachman then
repeated diet the horse Cu.. perfectly quiet, itted his master
worth, warrant him. I soh& bind the horse was wanted so go
so single limner • my master bought is for 66 gumeas,—
sCiout three west: after the peieuttee, 1 drove the horse to
-Harrow, but he perfornsrd tory badly, Licked, and h.ehe
same of the heasese; be kicked several times that day. 1
&are him on soother occasion to loighish.erige.and he then
performed terry badly. kielitig as bettor when he came oppo-
site Hoby's. I drove him another time, and he dreu kicked;
it was not safe to drive him. 1 took the horse to Aldridge's,
but i do riot know what hevold for.
Creel, Pitamis, d by Mr. Gtatnalf.—lt was about a forts
r'rlo rifler She purchase that I took the bum back to the
Oefestrlant's stables. The bargain was made in my Museum
Ain the day before the purchase the Defendant's coachman
want out welt any master. It is a custom for the seller to
(.re the groom of the buyer something. laid not say Ilse De-
f .Triant was • stingy fellow for giving only two hart crowns.
Wm. Sims —1 went wills the Plaintiff' to Mr. Mollarit's
stables, and the coachman said his master warranted his
SWIM mid free (rum vice, and to go quitl hn single or double
Dines*. That was on the Stlih of May, and two or three
deviates. I accompanied Mr. Bullock to Ascot tu a whiskey.
The horse went very well as far as Turtslosin-green, when be
twill., to kick without say provocation. We were five Wass ,
getting to Ascot, tweedy-one miles.' He broke the harem
twice. We came back next day, and the horse behaved in
the same way. He was neither safe nor epics.
Mr. Shuter proved that the horse weelendered back to the
Defendant inn the 17th Jane, what refitsed to receive him.

Henry Dell, •uereut ice to Mr. Bullock, remembers carry.
ii.g • letter to Mr. Mallard about a "reek after his muster re.,
tamed from Ascot..
11 was proved that The horse was sold for twenty-one"
•yuinras by pehlte asset ion at Aldridge's on the 414 Aqua,
and that pension. moire was given so the Defendant.
Ile.Gtritee.Y, for the I)efendsist, contrasted dial if the
Loo: weer a kicker. be became so in the baud. of the Plain•
tilt, for he was quiet o.d gristle while In the Deteed■ms'e •
pnearesuort, sad also while in the hands of the person from •
whom Mr. 11.illerri bail bought him. He (Mr. Gurney)
%Wish, prwe throe circumstances of the luneurress of the
hon.e km* the to•rchnmn tit Mr. Mallard, moll from ether
vosetweite re the same mews. and he submitted that she Jury
wool.' have ne shrubs the horse haul been spirt until he cense
rioter She rare of the Platen:l"s ershum, w het was so theap-
poottad en reecivieg .sr. un.teutul of a guin►a. an 'true is
Judgivit'ot, which the Jury most be aware, if they had soy'
iriiriarledge of hone causes, would ma4e the brat horse tlstst
ever 'Mated wrens.s or canyons's'. •
Hymns, the Defruslant's rustiest in, was called. who Mat-
ed. that the Mese was rifeelly quiet. Witness drove site
Plainer, se-hie desire furore lw bought the horse. They
teekis Sang drive shroweh slurCity•and ihroargh Smithfield,
we • meekel•dny, zed no horse eouluu eueinieser. Mr. Mal.
teed had the horse shoes three motorist, rod during that rime'
sleeve him several times both in stogie sod uleohle heroes,.
After Mr. Bullock had hovels the loon, Cristo r Sold she
eeriness that Mr. Mallard had given hien only sv. Witness
*aid to him, "'lbw the horse wire," and 4letvter replied,
D—s the bone and year master sue."
Cresossommiiied.—Witnesa never said if his master did met
sell she Isroweeherse he would sever drive bier stain. INd
say sakes he ►eel better noes be could out drive him, ea he
was We fad foe she ether hawse.
Sir. Mallard, just. badeisivts the berm several limes, sod