The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-04 00:00:00

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COURT OF CIIIINCRRY4 UNCOUrs
Tutsinv, APRIL S.

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MUDiES NATIONAL 11111110ALS.
bIUDIS V. THOIII4SOIII.ANDJUNLII.
tiir Heim) moved on Saturday that tae tojuisettnn Adel,
had been granted in thin ease should 'be JVasulved, to ',s-
wain the Defendant*, who *ere ensOltryt4 by•hfiti Plaintiff
to strike a aeries of medals, Id entaniertmorMlim teethe baffled
on the P..ll;nsul• in the late -sr, (rum dire of the Plaietifflai
from exhibiting terenty-one of the weenie of the wildalanin a
shield, whirl, they denominated " The Wellington fibieMi"
and which they exhibited at uncle ifliew•rocns, in
ham. lie moved:lsis on title inseret being put la, 'said. het
forth, that the shield bad been dismantled of litelirefdits-
and there was au end of the complaint of the Plaintiff. :"
Mr. HAR' ibis d,y stewed ratite •caiost the injunction
twine diaiolred, 40 contended, that although the sineid iwad
been diamatitted orthe Intl( medahie yet the be-
fendmits might hare copied his dies—fbr instintAttnrirme4l
known that a great number of what were calledlenrer AS&
pence, were manufactured at Birminglism.
The LORD CHAIICIELLOR observed, that whets• tba Plain-
tiff' applied fur the injunction he confined himself futile
eircumitnnee of the shield; and it was granted merely to
prevent the Defendants from eibibitiag it with his 'half
medals on, or exposing it fur aide with thee nee. The
shield had been stripped of the medals, and of course thew
was an end to the cadre that called fur the iuktnction.
therefore, considered it bus duty to dissolve It.
In the course of the penal-idioms •the half oaettek4iret
formed the border of the shield were bonded no to the Lord
atone. Ilur. ills Lordship 'Rammed them attentively, and
said they were beautifully executed.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AIRS. ELLISTON:'

It is with pain we have to record another ands very raelmi
chilly instance of the uncertainty of human existence. Mrs.
Elli-irrii, the wife of Mr. Fltiston, Drury-lane heater. re-
tired to rest, in Stratford-place, on Saturday night last, of
lir, usual hour, in better apparent health then she hails.-
joyed fer some time past. She had nisi been in bed long,
when she was attacked by as hysteric •ffectioe, to laugh,
during the last two years, AO bed hers subject, ■nd Mien
n. i ... it. s she was no more. Mrs. Ellissou was well known in
the most tispectable circles in London, Bath, LrawriMitatt,
and elsewhere; sou known only to be admired sod barna:
she was nut mote remarkable for her personal accompltsh•
meats, than for the rare and exemplary excellence of bar
psivate character. Her age was 46. She bad been married
to Mr. Ellision-four-aud-torenty years; sad had borne•him
ten ehii.ll en, of whom nine are living. Mr. Ellisikte,
after officiating at the Denry-lane Theatrical Fund denser.
at Freemasons' Hall, on Friday evening last, returned to
Mrs. Elliston. in Stratford-place, and set off on Saturday
moinirg, at fire o'clock, for Leamington, to attend a trial
at the Warwick Assizes. Melted nut the consolation, there.
fore, of being with Mrs. Elbston iu her last moments. He
was sent fur, express; sad reached home, with his eldest
sun, iu great affliction, at an onaly hour on Monday morning.

MATCH TO RUN AND RIDE TWENTY-SEVEN'
NILES IN TWO HOURS

This singular match, made ht a gentleman named Pro-
ton, for a hundred plates*, was decided oa Monday on t!re
Basiagoolte and Andover road, mid it afforded much sport.
MC. Prohatt had backed Wood( to do eitht miles within the
hour on foot, over a two males piece of ground, lain+ Ms
accomplished as follows:

Min. Se".
First two stiles in l3 .... 50
Next in .. . 13 20
Nest is . 14 .... 10
Next in. 1,3 .... 10
56 30
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Thus the pedestrian accomplished nearly half a suite over
the eight miles before he mounted a fine blood mare, and roils
over a piece of ground of fuer miles and a half, wills room to
torn at each end. He did ten miles in thirty lune minutes.
keeping his mare upon the fret to go iia. Ha lied rather
more than eight miles and a half to do is. the nest twenty -
six minutes, and he accomplished it cleverly three =mutes
within time, and wee a goad extra stake.