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actured some not ordered by him. was sufficient ground
or granting the injunction.—lnjuuction granted.

COMMISSARY COD UT, EDINBURGH.

LORD gRAKINE V. LADY EII3KINIC.
On Friday, the gUlli December, an action of divorce, at
the instance of Lord Erskine against Lady Erskine, his
wile, far adultery', alleged to have been committed 111 Eng.
IUII.I, was filially disposed of by the CW11111133011 CUUIt of
Edinburgh.
In defence against this action, Lady Erskine had
pleaded that site Wall not all the jurisdiction,
because she had never been in Scotlaud but for a few
hours when she was mars ied to the ',mailer at Grettia,and
because the true and proper 1111111leole of both parties had,
since their marl iage 03 well as fur many years before,
been exclusively in England, where alone they had a fixed
residence, twine, and establishment, although Lord Er-
skine 'mused was by birth a Scotsman, and hail been on a
visit ism Scotland a shalt tune pi eviotis to the date of Ins
action. Her Ladyship also positively denied the truth of
the accusation.
Upon the other hand, Lord Erskine, in his coodeseen-
Ilion, alleged that lie had resided in Edilibuigh tar the
apace of forty days previous to the date of the action,
which residence, lie contended, was by law a sufficient
domicile ; but he did not deny that his permanent resi-
dence and establishment, and the home of both parties,
were in England, where Lady Erskine had al w re-
mained (hiring her overture.
At the close (lithe debate, Lord Erskine, in a minute
lodged by him, spontaneously stated that Lady Erskine
had for some time been under I estraint while be was iii
Scotland; but nu such cii cumstattee had been alleged or-
tintiided upon by ht r. His Lordship did not, huweber,
deny in any respect Lady Eiskine's allegatious, that, as
at the date of the action, the true and pauper domicile of
both parties, by the law of which the succession to the
personal estate of either would have been governed, in
case of dying intestate, was ill and, Boding her
objection to the jurisdiction on the grounds to be seriously
O aintained, his Lordship, iii his minute, cx prupriu 7110111,
stated that he should abandon this suit, and institute a
new one in the English Consistorial Court. Lady Erskine
was, therefot c, of consent, assoilzied with expense*.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

J. Varcy, Lee Green, Yorkshire, cloth maker, from Jan. 20
to Mardi 10.
J. Bromley, Circus Street, New Road, Marylebone, bard-
wareman, from .lan. 13 to Mardi 3.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

G. Sickenlike, Huddersfield, victualler.
J. Trustrurn, Great Guildford Street, Surrey, carpenter.
F. Hudson, Angel Lane, Stratford, brewer.
T. Barker, Hop Grourri Brewery, Stratford, brewer.
• BANKRUPTS.

W. Duffield, Darlastun, Staffordshire, nail manufacturer.
Solicitors, Messrs. Swain and Co. Old Jewry.
T. Hope, Sandwich, hoynian.. Sol. Mr. Starr, Canterbury.
J. Baggott, Bromyard. Herefordshire, skinner. Sols. Messrs.
Williams and Co. Lincoln's I'm__ . _ .

%V. Smith, Naburn Grange, Yorkshire, corn factor. Soh.
Messrs. Sweet and Co. Basinghall Street.
B. Holland, High Street, Shailivell, corn chandler. Sol. Mr.
Dimes, Friday Street.
J. Christy, Old Gravel Lane, Middlesex, master mariner. Sol.
Mr. Sheffield, Great Prescot Street, Goodman's yields.

J. Sanders, I vybridge, Devonshire, tanner. Sul. Mr. Bowden,
Aldermunbury.
J. Chariesworth, Cars Green, Almondbury, York, clothier Sols.
Sols. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery Lane.
J. and B. Lister, Leeds, woolstaplers. Sols. Messrs. Jacomb
and Bentley, Basinghall Street.
H. M•Donaltl, junior, I.iverpool, merchant. Sets. Messrs.
Blackstock and Bunce, Temple.
W. It. Gilbert, Leicester, wuulstapler. Sol. Mr. Taylor, John
Street, Bedford Row.
H. Reynolds, Onnskirk, liquor merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Lowe and Bower, Southampton Building:, Chancery Lane.
T. Forrest. Liverpool, wine merchant. Sols. Messrs. Adling-
ton and Gregcry, Bedfo:d Row.
I). Homed, Kettering, Northampton:lire, draper. Sul. Mr.
Nelson, Barnard's Inn.
W. and .1. Harkin. Southampton, ship builders. Sol. Mr.
Hoe, Temple Chambers, Fleet ;Amu.
J. H. Billing, Old City Chambers, Hour factor. Sols. Messrs.
Druce and Son, Billiter Square.
S. Parscy, Ironmonger Bow, City Road, oil and colour titan.
Sol. Mr. Young, Charlotte Row, Mansion House.