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London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

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COURT OP CHANCERY, Lzetiour's•lin,
Ilreinuroc, Demme% 1.
SKPARTI TSOIIIAS IS TSB ISATIS& OS 11101•111
AND STUM MM§ OW TI
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9.019. Roasts ?l.
•'Elicit was o yet against the competency of
the a thy' 01resiells creditor, Thomas
Itavi. wills hoillsemsfeered *hams which
held in the Mewed to tile Raiskropts, on cation
• disk's* etekieeti la eu %mascot which they
- • o (.10. •
• • Theyemaiseoleowsteney bad been determined
' 1410 i tesul l the laisileAibierts is the allimmative,
nine ceivroboested: lig a second issee, and
Beall y egialeopirA by the eaaef the Jodie* ewe
• io•inet Trinity Tersn.
The Lose Cooecau.ott. having heard.the er-
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genteel* at great lesigth on Thievish, lee, took the
papers hone with him. Hewing its thit interim read
threi over atteotively. he now gave his opiuiou, that
• otter *II the circalessisures (which be detailed with
- • ushilseesies). the commissisi mum be superseded.
idle dunned thotthe crow was one of great ism-
iteportaisce. sad if the potties chase there Amid
zkeartsig.,
'Huai.r asked if the circumatimee eif the.
. Betianwto hexing suffered the comnsissimi. to spat
• far twelve twowilis before the prepamtiots of their ye-
• tiriariwassist.hwertany egret la cassias his Lordship
" to alter hie utilise
' The Loaor A a cat. Loa replied, Not iotheleast.
Mr. HART then moved fur the mutat order to
sopertirele die commission with full cost..
sarieftLOßD CRANCULLOIt allowed iese motion,
aril that it ahould out be draws till this
day fortnight, Order to give time fur the Counsel
oat the ether aide to form their determination as to
wieldier they would have the case reheard or sot.
COURT OF JUNG'S BENCH, SATURDAY, Dammam 1.
OmMomi•
PLETCHRIt e. OANDWILANDII.
This was an action by a confectioner and fruit-
trey, residing in Osfurd-atrert, against the Defend-
ant; the isms of a clergyman, for articles furnished
to him, between J nne, 1816, and June, 1018, to the
amount of 24/. The plea set up by Defendant was
infinicy, to which Platiutiff rejoined • promise to
pay after coating of age. It appeared by the eel-
dente, that Defendant was, at the time the articles
ire gremlins welt furnished, an under-graduate of
Trio's), College, and (lid not come of age until De-
somber, ItllB. "By the statuses of the college, the
topeuers of under.gradoutes are limited. They are'
boarded, from the buttery with bread, butter, sod
midi, for bressitfest ; a dinner is provided for them
its 4110 hall, and a portion furnished to them for
satinet in their owls •partments, and the supplies
fors the buttery of the college extend no further.
The Plaintiff's demand was fur fruit furnished
• to the D4cild.int for desserts ; eggs st his breaks
fist, coffer, chocolate, tic. which it was contended
were nut uereptories. No payment was premed for
Plitioliff for two years, at the expiration of which
mme, Defendant, coining of age, was arrested at the
suit of the pre.eiat Plaintiff, and a detainer lodged
against him its another action.—Wlitlst in the lock-
in hoarse, the Plaintiff's solicitor went to him, and
Defendant, anxious to obtain his liberty, offered to
compromise by paying ..251. on account of both ac••
Imes, and to pay the remainder by wittalmeots in
two, thre., and four years, and upon this compro.
• mice the Defendant was liberated, but not making
/1"' Payments, the present ac•taon was brought.
The CUIVIIJUSTICE said here were two questions
for tilt. Cori*ideratitor 01* the Court: first, whether
;Atli. compromise. correct into whilst under confine-
would be taken as a lifOlUl,e to pay. He was
14. opinion It ought 1101. The second point was,
whether one, all, or noire of the articles furnished
wider the college regulations, such necessa-
ries as ought to have been famished to the Defend-
ant washout taritnerhaie payment. If the Jury were
.1 opinion all were itteralafieS, they would find for
the Plaintiff for the full amount ; if only a part,
• they would Reid for that nurt ; and if they should he
of opinion tliAl no pail were necessaries. they would
- nascaid the whole bow their consideration, and find
fur liar Dr lesidant.
'Pile .tior retired for ass boor and a half, when
Tor Clitcr Jus•rteg stated to the Counsel on
both *idea that he had received a message from them
whch holueed him to inquire whether the parties
*meld current to wiandraw a juror.
Tilt Counsel haviug agreed to do ao, the Jury
were sew far. one of their burly withdrawn, and they
were discharged from giving a Verdict. Each party,
therefore, pats Lis own costs.
•
IIALIONY V. IitiCKSTABLE.
This was an aVerroi for an assault. The flog o
the care, as stated by die Plaintiff's counsel, Mr,
Steririt, were as follow : —The Plaintiff is a Jumper.
and at the time the alleged assault took place.
Is4lnviy Mt the guilt of ()ember, resided in the
paris•li Itrinirley. The Plaintiff had rewired
t nine about eleven at night, sod was up stairs, in
the bed.roorn, with a child, at titer time sick with
d.e scarlet fever. Ile had been at home about so
hour. when lie was desired to come down, ina there
was one heluw who named him. Coming down,
Haekblaide. who was there, together with the other
i,tete.idarits, William'. Briggs, and another, seized
him by the collar, and dragged him to the watch-
. h..use. Here be was kept till one o'clock on the
following day (titiodo),„ alai' some of his frieods
rarne to him. The Defendants were sent for, and
eau then coming, they (Plaintiff's brothers) treating
Mein with five worth of Km. hatters, and
Leer, Mid lintirfillibilaK so pay Huck.t.ble five
r.hillittg* for the trouble lie had given. the Plato-
IA Wise dismissed, nu charge being made against
I .
On the part of the Defendants, Mr. Gurney
• called witorseet. to pro ea 114. previous to the Pl4lll-
- lasing token rota fueled), he hart been at the
• bowie of a publican nisMarel Hellion, also made a
13rfeniliiiit on thof• occasiwi...where he got
iu-
uwsittoted, and violently **abutted the landlord, by
an.ose unairuction lie wall Wirtt anti, custody, though
bleilion was afterwards prevailed on by the frirods
' of the Plaintiff to c-sasesat to the di.charge, and, us
a rein.at t'••r his lailinailitv, the Pl•lialiff turned
round said brougtat thr pre.aria /11•1111.111.
The Jury Wl* firuaid a verdict fur the Defeedants

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