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HEALDS v. PATTI.E.

At Norwich Corn Market, on Snturilay; Wheat
again advanced t 4. ; Barley, thew, and &MIN L.
per coowb.—A large quantity of Scots and Home-
bred Cattle were Meow for cite. and most •f the
petis were filled with Sheep and Limb,.
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An ur.defrlitied tarrion fur gookis sold and drli-
vered.—Datuager,

IFNI. V. RUIN:ME%

This was an action for treepass, anti the simple
question was, whether a piece of land, called
Knox-bill, was extra parochial, or lying in the
parish of Withersfield as part thereof. This caw
had been previously heard in the Court lir Quart. r
Sections appeal to the retie, use
ground that an apioat war the proper step.
Mr. ALDEstsoe objected that the action could
not be mauttautrd ; but the Court over-ruled that
objection. The Learned Counsel theu proceed.
ell iu his statement on behalf of the Defriii;-
ant, on whom the affirmative of the ii‘ae
to prove the 1411 d part and parcel of ti.e vans!.
of Withersneld, aistt ne support of Ills e.«••
who proved that they 61311 •
questily and for a length of time peraint.olatid
the parish, and had always included the plate
questiou; but the same witnesses also pri.ved, that
tt hail always been considered free !ruin rate, tithe!.
aid other charges of this nature. Upon the
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fendant'v Counsel slating that to be Ins case. if i'
Learned Judge exclaimed, " Aud the weakest I
, ever hentd." .

:U•. Srijrant 13LossET then stated the CEIRe for
the and called evtd-nei• to prove Mot hy
long reputation the laud had strays been consider-
ed rxtrz-parochial, and never paid tither ',sirs or
tithes.
Tut. Ir.irineil Judge in summing np crprewril
Isis oplmou that the evidence produced by the Dr.
fetid3tit WWI too weak to rebut the extra-parochiality
of the
Tile,Jury, in returning their verdict, said, they
found the land within the but bre firma
rates and charges. The Judge, however, eaplons.

:;":1 'at Ornfias •7:ll.4.ltsfi:rlm":ll.l:l7;"'i's ;:•:n7):.;";;Ito7m.y.'11:::1";;;;:t sac I let'weer°l. The stiletto which was Iskro irons him ss-sY ale d other charges ut tins nature. Upon uir Lye -
an apparent eatinur„. a „elle,. ninth resembled, to the construction of the blade, the Jame
erine squadron wegr ;be conce under. fraidant'l Counsel siting that to he his case, II..•
sortie time back found in Catoistreet ; it was
lid that Apure. I ambition; but he knows bow to wait for as' opportunity, Learned Judge exclanuned, " And the weakest l
and prepare with deliberation what he executes with ;lapis very sharp and rough, with •a rise up the middle, awl the
aarety of their i
• I illy. Dangerous as a notice! it is to 1w feared that he will blade purposely bronzed, to prevent lust'. ever heard." •
on the coinit ofMr. Seijeant BLOSIET then stated the ease for
be to be drs•sileil a% a filiZt 11. 'lt however, due to him iu Sir A. Christie, the Commander of the Garrison, hag issued I
justice to ssy, that he ha, always expressed patriotic semis an order, that all Turks coining on shore fur ilw (attire, 4411 the' qt. and called i• to prove that I.y
,e a native of Ire. I retrials. Under Joachim Murat, as well as tinder Ferdinand, be searched by a military truant, and deprived a arms of long reput.ittott the laud had aleays been consider.
put a period to be has out ceased to co n ogiituti tttt for his country ; whatever description. td rstrz-parochial, and never paid either rates or
supposed by art- and muse ilian once it was by ibis demand that he began and The ho'lv 'of Much Adam• was consipoed to the Crave, in tit hrs.
IreVll/13%. A paper culled his ronferi nee with those Princes. Chatham church-yard, with the usual military honours. I • •
Lie had committed s"lhe Duke of Campo Chiaru unites to Italian finesse Tile Learned summing lip typrernwil
• words, •• Let the more probity, fiaulcorcs, mail good faith, than are to he •x-
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opititott that the evidence produced by the
sa.. He was a pretsil (lonia man who has been Minister of General Pollee At Norwich Corn Market, on Sinurilay; Wheat fenilatit was too weak to rebut the extra-parochiality
Kingston, in the under Joachim. The Duke was his Minister at the Coupe.* again advanced 24. ; Barley, Oats, and Beano, le. of the parish.
e Ulster Plebeian, of Viraua, during the events of 1816, aird, but for .the
per womb.—A large quantity of Scots end Howe- Tile. J ury, in returning their verdict, said, they
wm hasty and imprudent steps of the King, '4 prohahly Cattle were *hewn for sale. and most or the found the land within the parish. but free front
wierielnemdric:taril, have succeeded in seruriag him definitively the possession of t bred
. pens were filled with Sheep and L mils,. • a att., and charger. The J usige, however, explains.•
e lurk l'eper) the throne ;which he held."
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iug that if the Isnii *PTe fr►e it errata not hr. 'tel.!
ul At within the parish, the Jury returned A vi,r4tiet
fur the Dtfendarit.

VINICOCK TIIE HUNDRID OF LACKE,HIO.
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' 'Tht• was an action hronght In recover ilanint;e%
sis the arnonitt nr,200/ for the iapit which the 1314t1t-
ttfi tanitainr,l by a 11. upon Inn in..rnise. at Ey.
*libg; is thin roomy, on tnr 19th of Jolt., 10419.—
That are tire was wiirldly and slat eion+iy "yen.
itored, and rime within the Irtter to the Illick
Act, 'pots whi••h statute the ilelloll war 1/1011/411t, was
placed beyond a rlnato by the eirentivitntirev ottrnd-
-1.41 e', and also by nut's of an ationywinu% Irttrr
upon the prenpies a few slays previous to the
hie, on the outside of winch was writs.,,. " we mean
to lay you flat;" and the content. were—. 4 there
nee to be three more tires, and limeortes in the
nest; we mean to born jos ont." The main
question fur the decision of tfie Jury was., whether
Exiling was part of the hundred of Lack ford, or a
tall hundred of it.tr.

03 behalf of the Plaintiff; and to prove the
par,sh within the hundred, the Chief Constahle
deposed to his always levying the conntfrate there,
and else that the parish had last year been rated,
•ild paid towards the damages and expenses reco-
vered *goriest the hundred by Mr. Own. of
Barton Mills, under similar circumstances. It was
also proved In have been so included in all Haiti*
Returns and other Acts for the WI 40 peen, and
this was materially confirmed by the evidence of she
Clerk of the Peace and the Receiver-General, who
produced a county rate made in 1764, and duplia
cotes of the land tax for 33 years, all treating the
parish of Riming as 'tart of Lickford bemired.
On the part of the Defendants Mr. Blingworth
was celled, who produced the hundred rolls and
other ancient docilinerits from the reign of Edward
the First, by which it appeared that Exiting was a
half hundred of itself. Many envious ACt• were
proved by this iiigenines witness, fur which Exiting
had been fined es a hundred. such es judgments
fur the murder of an alien, mind others. He also
produced an extract from the first duplicate of the
land-tax in 1693, establishing the mine feet.
After a most powerful reply from Mr. Bedtime
BLOSINT, and a very able charge from the Learned
Judge the Jury returned their verdict for the
Plaintiff, damages e001.—.-This case lasted seven
hours.