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a rennesam. auk sacirity for the Wham
And foe their la thwipsniting In • thttroolnation not lo
perform-their the pans* papal* was isdldlik
The letters to is the abhor of gli Lund moat
were then put is see NIL They Ware the What tikelk se*
telly Intel:admit toe sepal of the dolationi Or fond *lf
contract. ".• •
One witness, the esaidhadal clerk of the apri yeasherilhas._
and trom his MAW* it appeared that the pweiaieatai
lade, ad the aestbratest acespled is the manna she autad.
This was dot waloal 'a arm
Mr. liogant PILL, id* warn was Mr. the rrn, for the do.
Saw. eestwwtlWasdlaa= No to the authority possessed by the
delhadisaf etreaste to ended, the contract; and another to the
podia Ms Nohow Iowa& the mode in which the bill was de-
• cashed he the adoration, and what it afterwards appeared to be. •
Mr. hake lorrot.sorma did not concur in the validity of
thaaltjaetiona-
Mt. largoot PALL then proceeded to adder= the Jury tar dee
dallinClS adsisind that as the contract enured into by the do.
foralanor had sot bean fell Wed. in point of law tbleasden ensa SS&
wiailt, and the ploatifrentitled to a verdict. 1910,11seaves as.
dot his Oats did Dot mean to inmate berehrraey se the
and that the sainist for the Jury was, ss to thsamesta
desepe. width maid set be very cortoldandit, Inanindeb 111
ortopodle lea MS paid le MN been sustained by Mr. Bigotry
lo ti do aos4llllbalutt of the Oskaloosa' agreement.
lepedel pace Amid le the &dentin but they had sot
bees la itidessa, rad sada hll the gbh
via- use ads, dal* tglaso. a as thatealled its rase dean wad.
sal 'flanges Me Lewd hind Iptl 'shwa to sir. Melones
Sl* al
stbs 41M1 desedusta, awl toad a part of kto the Jury, but nit
S •
• Ks gapes' ilriutz—l road all that Tay bets( contained.
Ifs *Rpm Pau. bad se doubt of the awaraey al Ids bores*
Saoholia Naromot hot the Ilhat woo, bla dissent Prlont's bale
otlghtarrAookie bawd, dM nay Moab OEMs& et theism,
• Izamles.- n haat lAd aft apples to esadatirrleste
sae orte/rAp. *MI 184106. P=Cipyr
Wigs
ilZs umlesist
ova do o
aid •to be, the boopp and met _
Hs gosh, 11111 with doe_ lbs
iotpinmpiloo if his ltoottion sf 000khaShatrinialtdr
soilinso—he wooniseo )
thought It as and same, baps on the
• when It vassal oh o&$. of shallows was batter than the
keen itself, for ho hod sacra met whit a lady's letter, la the
. Oman of his Am. sepeisnee Ass way, which woo oat
all equally wed, sad every word well weeth
IA WO.) do that that intimacies wig neither Inn ow
podia ' flowage. with asps* to Ms. Idahars PAL, k was pile
amidst thing, and happened it be lie has wei ales isperteut
. pert of the whole letter. In It the pilsiadlradiailiad the purchase
of tame articles of jewellery, stating, Work that Asp ware for the
private use of his elmheily. lie also mod ho had pm:hued
. goods from other misoicturers to • ansidarebk atwoont, and that
ow of done had Asa Woad to formed the bale, However, be
added a bops lm the hoof as wall Ili the gusset defendants,
woad_ whibprepdstp ofmieridiep the ognmatot entered into,
. Mat mestOgglite to
ISM • rile" din Ireland for the pur-
- itejoe heisheepil. ( langli.) With regard to Mr.
~fahepy, pow proposed by the defendants as an additional
aatarity, he sated that was oat of the question, for that person
• ~....reziar security for his own father. (A laugh.) This was
the pt.
r.Berteent WILDE—Not one word of which is in my brief.
Mr. Sergeant PELL dared to say it was as his Learned Brother
sa:d, but submitted that this was not a ease for more than nominal
damages, and that the Jury should not give large damages where
no damage had been sustained.
Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE charged the Jury, who returned a
verdict for the plaintiff: I)amages I dOl.
NUISANCE.
JOHNSON V. DOWELL AND OTHERS.
Mr. BY ml.As opened the pleadings.
Mr. Sergeant PELL stated the case to the Jury. This was an
action for damages brought by the plaintiff, whose wife conducted
a millinery establishment in Wine-steeet, in this city, against the
deli-relents, their next door neighbours, whowere hatters, and by the
u'e of certain offensive drugs and materials in the process of their
manufacture rendered the house of the plaintiff uninhabitable by '
means of the noxious swell and vapours arising from the cause al-
luded'so. The defendants had long occupied the same premises,
and up to the year 11122 carried on their business without °team-
uning any btory or iatoavenienee to the plaintiff. At that time it
occurred to Moms. Doren that they could extend and improve
their IHISAIIHIS isatidacing the manufacture of water-proof hats.
In dm mom ofstaking them it became necessary to use ingre-
duets if as alionalre description, which occasioned the nuisance
cosspishisti; and dace that the premises which were before inhabit.
oak mad to be so in consequence of the noxious effluvium arising
beer ihme drugs and ingredients. In addition to this the premises
of Ms. Johnson were rendered much more liable to take fire in
esaerquence of their proximity to the defendants' house, and the
aliontiOil they had made in the nature of their manufacture. Con-
, erusently plaintiff was compelled to pay a higher premium where
his premises were insured, on account of the increased risk
setting from that circumstance. It would become necessary
to call a multiplicity of witnesses in the mune of the trial, and he
would not attempt to explain the whole of the evidence they
would give, but had eentented himself with describing to the Jury
Ohs general and lee/in facts of the case. The Lassa meant
, teas then proemial' to refer to a model of the praallsok which ap-
goorad closely ememsellid, and extremely intricate; aid he had
commenced by diesoalosting the whole t a Tower of Babel,"
when
Mr. Justice LITTLE DALE said it would be better, if possible,
to settle this matter out of Court.
After some consultation between the parties and their legal ad-
viten, the suggestion of tote Learned Judge was adopted, and the
cause was referred; a verdict for the plaintiff (or the amount of
damages set forth in the declaration being taken, subject to a re-
ference.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, THURSDAY, Avo. 18.

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