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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11.

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Lord Chief Justice BEST eat from half-past nine this morning,
at Guildhall, until near eleven, hearing several cascs of Prima,
which were not of any public interest.
The GUAM afteetracels sat is Banco.
SNOW v. bADLIER.
This was one of many actions brought in consequence of the loss
of several notes which had been in possession of the plaintiff's
porter. It was tried at the sittings after last Term, and a verdict
was given in favour of the plaintiff. A rule for a new trial was
since made. _

The Loup CHIEF JUSTICE having stated the circumstances
which occurred at the trial of the loss of some notes, of which the
one in question termed a part, and having adverted to the evidence
give by the two principal witnesses then examined, titanilsan and
Jones,
Alr. Sergeant BOSANQUET rose to oppose the making of the
rule absolute, and contended that, in point of fact and of law, the
verdict should not be disturbed. It was a mere Jury question, and
there was nothing additional which could now be brought forward,
that was sufficient to alter the decision already given. It had been
already determined that sufficient caution had not been used, and
that was the only point now to be regarded. -The Learned Sergeant
was then proceeding to include the matter, by analogy, under
the Statute 1/.11 of Ann, when on a suggestion of the Court he
desisted.

Mr. Servant 'Writ:se, in support of the role, said that the case
was one purely respecting the question, whether due and rational
caution had been adopted by the defendant in taking the note. It
should be considered that the same circumspection was not to be
expected at 'face course as in a tradesman's shop, where there did
I not prevail the same confusion as in the former place. A trades-
, man who was exact in his shop transactions, in requiring the name
and address of a customer, who presented a note in payment, would
be excused from an exercise of similar discretion at a race course,
where it was against rsk to ask the cud 0 the persomwith whom a
bet was mode. The time (a year) which had elapsed befcre the
note was circulated, the amount of the note, and the place where it
had been received, were circumstances to prove that no lashes at.
tacked to the defendant. Besides, the Jury on the trial were pro.
lushly biassed by a consideration that the intercourse in which
the note was taken, though not perhaps an illegal transaction, rail
still not a meritorious act.
The LORD Curer JUSTICE said the Court would grant a new
trial on condition of psymeen of the costs into Court,and a taking
a Omit notice, without gay reference to Us widen* ddoesta the
amps

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ASCOT Races.—The extreme fine weather, the pre-
sence of his 51ajesty, caused the Course each day to be thronged
with the greatest assemblage of female beauty ever witnessed ; the
scene WAS at once grand and magnificent ; the ladies appeared in
all their charms, supremely divine. assisted by the enchanting in-
fluence of nowlan's lialydor,which communicates a celestial bloom
to the complexion, affording soothing relief after travelling in sun
and dust, imparting a delightful and pleasing coolness.

BIRTH.

On Tuesday, Mn.s U. Tatham, of

of • daughter.

DIARRIEIt.
On the 30th tilt, at Swimbridie, Devonshire, the Rev. John Russell.
Jun. to Penelope, youngest daughter of the late Admiral Bary, of Oen_
nington, in that county.
On the dOth nit. at the residence of the British Ambassador at Berne.
George 9. Jenks, Esq. 11.1). to Bliss, widow of the late W. C. Johnstone,
Eli vu William Michael Tolliter, rsq. whose marriage we announced
yesterd.:, and nut Tollner, E q. Ili inserted by mistake.]

DIED.
On the 4th Ind. at WS chambers In Verularn.bnlldlnge, Jaime Bredby.
E.g. (4 LluccoitiN loi n.
tin Friday, in the 72,1 year of his age, Mr. Ge Newton, a Islington*
Surveying-G al eneriEssminer under the Board ofeorg Excise, having hero in
that service nearly fifty years.

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• - Ill", a violent, 5111/CX was ten, NI Inca - was roneweu twenty minutes which occurred at the trial of the loss of some notes, of which the a terrible fracture of the upper part of her skull. She was t re- wrecked coming out of the Korot., 18111h:tat.
Panned, and the depressed pieces extracted or elevated • but it is
similar favourable aspect in manufacturing matters here t and are after b one of still greater violence, and which lasted more than one in question formed a part, and having adverted to the evidence P
glad to observe that the large groups of involuntarily idle indivi- three 'Londe. The horrible noise ith which it was accompanied, Kt ,ren by the two principal Witneasea then examined, Studien and very improbable that she will survive. I returned to the woman
,• - dl which, for several months past, have thronged our streets, and the agitation of every edifice, drove the inhabitants for safety Jones, I mentioned before, and found her dead ; the man shot through ASCOT Races.—The extreme fine weather, the pre.
• see gradually dimin6hing. lA'e always consoler Sfourday's to the squares and public walks, which presented a most singular Air. Sergeant BOSANQUET rose to oppose the making of the the body seemed something recovered ; there are hopes, but feeble Renee of his Majesty, caused the Course each day to be thronged
market a more sure criterion whereby to judge of the condition whenday-light on of exposed the situation and dresses, or rule absolme, and contended that, in point of fact and of law, the ones, that the ball has not touched the vital organs. I also heard with the greatest assemblage of female beauty ever witnessed ; the
the lobourieg classes than Wedneolay'n, and it therefore gave us
rather undress of the multitude. But few casualties occurred, verdict should not he disturbed. It was • mere Jury question, and of another individual being wounded, but did not see him—five in scene was at once grand and magnificent ; the ladies appeared in
i sincere pleasure to sat the market on Saturday last resume an however, though numbers of private houses and public buildings there was nothing additional which could now be brought forward, all. I have hastened to give you this account of the matter ; if all their charms, supremely divine. assisted by the enchanting in-
, active anti busy appearance, such as has not been the case for a lorg were seriously damaged. The weather had grown lighter, but that was sufficient to alter the decision already given. It had been the Coroner's inquest develop any other interesting facts, you Lance of Bowlan's lialydor,which communicates a celestial bloom
• i period. There Is, nevertheless. still a wide field for charity ; was it slight convulsions were still felt, and orders had been given to en- already determined that sufficient caution had not been used, and shall have them by the next post. Ido not wish to make any to the complexion, affording soothing relict' after travelling in sun
not tor the bounty now dispensing, these favourable circums ince* camp the garrison on the surrounding tields, in order to remove it that was the only point now to be regarded. -The Learned Sergeant
rtial account of what I myself have seen. Of the foolish attack
empinent on this transaction, but to transmit you a plain and im- and dust, imparting a delightful pleasing coolness.
could not be observed, as the poor weavers would otherwise be from the chief seat of danger. was then proceeding to include the matter, by analogy, under Pa
obliged to lay out their scanty pittanm in the purchase of those
on Sir Philip Musgrave them cannot be two opinions; but its
ANOTHER MURDER NEAR MANCHESTER.—MACCLES- the Stalnte 11:11 of Ann, when on a suggestion of the Court he
BIRTH.
essentially necessary articles which our Committee dispense to
criminality is much diminished by its being but a stretch of the
emus, ..1t; wa 7. Scarcely has the interest caused by the late desisted. them ; and it still continues a lamentable fact, that numbers are,
usual license of a contested election, by a starving rabble. When
murder at Winton begun to subside, ere this town has been again Mr. Servant 'Wrii>e, in support of the race, said that the case_
witnessed the transaction expressed the greatest horror at the fact
and lot some time must be. totally without employment: and
it WB6 learned that the soldiers had fired with ball, every one who On Tuesday, Um U. Tatham, of sfurrinstorvraputre. of • vianilller.......
thrown into agitation by the news that a young woman has met her was one purely respecting the queatlon, whether due and rational
MARRIEII.
others are not obtaining half their utuul turnings—Black/are
death at Congleton, under very suspiciousY
circunistancev. It an. caution had been adopted by the defendant in taking the note. It
it would require streng language to express my opinion of the
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pears that, being missed, search was made for her an Saturday last, shout., be considered that the same circumspection was not to be and if the destruction occasioned was intentional, I must say that Jun. to Penelope, youngest daughter of the late Admiral Baty, of Den-
Upwards of 400 of the distressed weavers of Belfast are
slaughter of the poor wretches whose dying agonies I
and she was discovered in the purify, with a knife sticking in expected at arace course as in a tradesman's shop, where there didningtosh in that county.
I On the 30th ell. at Swlmbrldte, Devonshire, the Rev. Jolla Russell,
now daily employed at breaking stones. Their number is daily her throat, an I various reasons induced persons to believe that not prevail the same confusion as in the former place. A trade.- have just
Esq. ALI/. to Eliza, widow car the late W. increasing, though we trust that the greater portion of the neccs-
witnessed. But [would fain hope that it will appear the orders
she hail not entne fairly by her death. The family with whom she man who was exact in his shop transactions, in requiring the name
tne direction of the pieces I saw levelled, and that from the broken yard..:, a
%Nous has received eniploymem. They are raid by the ton weight
given were, to fire over their heads, which certainly appeared to be Eli
GeertirigethSe.dpahkiiil.t. cat the residence of the British Arnbassadow
e.rjobst.Berne,stug,
lived (that of Mr. Lockett, solicitor) have given every facility to and address of a customer, who presented a note in payment, would
William Michael Tollner, Esq. whose marriage we announced
for allele work ; and untaught this arrangement was at first pro-
soldiery being principally ignorant recruits, the melancholy con- and oat Wham ToUner, E,i. as inserted by mistake.)
the elucidation of the matter: but though a verdict of " suicide" be excused from an exercise of similar discretion at a race course, duoiterif aome dimmatent, amongst those who were least inclined
and irregular nature of the ground, and the circumstance of the
has been returned, the friends of the girl have expressed tout die- where it was against rale to ask the wird el the person whom a
sequences ensued which I have described.
to labour, and who preferred to be poid a shilling per day as before,
DIED.
satisfaction, and their determination, if possible, to get a new in. bet was mode. The time (a year) which had elapsed before the the mass are now contented, and alt goes on quietly stud systems- quest, to he held at Leek, where shelled formerly lived. The see. note was circulated, the amount of the note, and the place where it On the 4th lust. at Ws chambers in Yerulam.bullffings, James Brailby,
ticallw. The accounts of the appearance of trade daring the week amnion in this town upon the subject can hardly he described, and, had been received, were circumstances to prove that no lachesat. EXTRACT OT ANOTHER LITTER.) Egg. of Lincoln's loin.
are improving: and we may hope, in a short time, to see these coupled with sonic circuinstanczi eounected with the lillieanda, tacked to the defendant. Besides, the Jury on the trial were pro. Sir Philip Alu ve, the ministerial candidate, has been mt. On. Friday, in the 72,1 year of his age, Mr. Georg Newton, of Winston.
poor fellows returning to their more cmigenial pursuits, after ex- will form the theme of conversation far some time. It appears that bably biassed by a consideration that the in
in which visaing Sltaddongate; the mob locked him up in a shop, with
,li' periencing a aeries of suffering and prieations,
highest
which their
. one °latent had been paying Ina addressee to is Miss Hancock, the the note WU taken, though not perhaps an illegal transaction, vas some of his party, and they could not be extricated without the old tshaurtv.e.yrivtirc;Ooeveaterr;.tiErta;myesestiorr. under. the Doard of eExcise, basing been la
of the 515th and cavalry ; some shots were fired, and two or three
' quiet and onlerlv conduct is deserving of the
d praise, and N daughter of the person elm keeps the Bull's Head, and she is said still not a meritorious act. meoiarly creditable to the peaceable an sober character of the to be much affected.. It Is even rePorted that a day had been Geed The LORD emir, JUSTICE said the Court would grant a new persons are reported to Ibe either wounanddedon4rlikbeilraletded.
bTyhteheMmiyilori. Imornflthlog.il ST4T inin—la DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
. .1:,. 1 Perth of Ireland. The subscription fur their relief is getting on for the marriage. Miss H. is what may be called a pretty oirl, and trial on condition of Inman of the costs into Court, and of taking went down, and he war also caged,
iii Isiah outwit ;It sow amounts as 2,4431. ils. Jd. We are happy to
mu, Ova the cotton mills of Belfast either are alreadyat work, Or in 9,1.603.
liee become an object Of wadi utectiva aim Vet melendreas die a short bode% without say reference to du evidence adduesil on the terry. Sir James Graham has not arrived, altbaueb ex e , .
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