The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-22 00:00:00

ELECTIONS FIXED.

ARUNDEL July 24... Lord D. C. Stuart, Lord Fitz-
allan.
BEDFORD ( Borough]) July 25... F. Polhill, S. Crawley.
BEDFORD (County) Aug. 1...L0rd C. F. Russell, Lord Al.
ford.
BLACSBURN July 26... W. Fielden, W. Turner, J. R.
Smith.

BOLTON
Mr. Bolling.
BRADFORD July 26... J. Hardy, W. Busfield, E. E.
Lister, W. Bustleld, jun.
CRICKLADE July 28... J. Neeld, A. Goddard, Capt.
Howard.
CHELTENHAM July 24... Capt. C. F. Berkeley, J. Peel.
CAMBRIDGE(County)JuIy 29... R. G. Townley, E. T. 'Yorke,
R. J. Eaton.
CAMBRIDGE (City) July 26... Right Hon. T. S. Rice, Mr.
Knight.
DEVON (North) July 29...H0n. N. Fellowes, Viscount
Ebrington, Sir T. Acland.
HAN rs (South) Aug. 4...5ir G. Staunton, Admiral Om-
manney, J. Fleming, H. C.
Compton.
HAVERFORDWF.iiT July 25... W. H. Scourfield, Sir R. Phil-
lips.
HONITON July 25...C010nel H. D. Bailie, Sir A.
Grant, Mr. J. Stuart.
LEICESTER (Noi th) Aug. 2...L0rd R. Manners, E. B. Farn-
ham.
LUDLOW July 27...L0rd Clive, E. L. Charlton,
Lieut.-Col. Salwey, J. Al-

cock.
MO 'TOOMERYSIIIRE
July 26...C01. J. Edwards, Mr. Corbet.
( Borougha)
NEWARK July 24... Sergeant Wilde, W. E. Glad-

_
stone.
NORFOLK ( East) Aug. 5... R. H. Gurney, E. Wodebouse,
W. H. Windham, Bur-

roughs.
NORWICH July 24... W. M. Nurse, Benj. Smith,
Hon. R. C. Scarlett, Mar-
quis Douro.
NOTTINGHAM (S.) Aug. 2... Earl of Lincoln, J. E. Den-
nison, L. Rollerton.
OXFORD (CITY) July 24 ? Mr. Erle, Mr. Hughes, Mr.
July 251 Pull 5 Maclean.
SURREY (Earl.) July 23:—Hon. Locke King, W, Anger-
stein,Captaiu Alsager, Henry

Kemble.
STAMFORD ...... July 25... Marquis g Granby, Lord
Longford.
SUFFOLK (EAST) Aug. 3... Mr. Adair, Mr. Garner, Lord
Henniker, Sir C. B. Vere.
SUFFOLK ( WEsT) Aug. I... Sir H. Banbury, H. Wilson,
Col. RusbroolCe, Mr. Logan.
Ti N. July 25...L0rd Palmerston, J. Heatbeot,
B. B. Dickinson.
TRUR0...... July 24... W. Tooke, E. Turner, J. E.
Vivian.
WAKEFIELD ..... .July 26... D. Gaskell, Hon. W. Lascelles
WARWICK July 25... Si r C. Dowles, Bart., King,
Esq., Collins, Esq.
WINCHESTER . . July 25... p. St. John Mildmay, J. B.
East, B. Escott.
YORK (W. Riding). July 3 I Viscount Morpeth, Sir G.
Strickland, Hon. J. S. Watley
YORK July 24... Hon. J. C. Dundas, J. H-

Lowther, Seij. D. Ache'.ley.
YORK (N. Riding)...Aug. 5... E. S. Cayley, Esq.

The marked attention of the Duchess of Kent to
strict etiquette of Court was greatly admired on Thursday,
Her Royal Highness came in state to the first Drawing-room
of the Qiteen, _ _

His Serene Highness the Prince Christian Von
Holstein Glucksburg arrived at Favrance's Hotel, Belgraye-
street, yesterday, from Denmark.
The Marquis of Anglesey is expected to leave town
in a few Alais p? join the Marchioness, who is sojourning at the
Isle of Wight,

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Juzr 21.
DVSCOMBE V. SORR.

Mr. JACOB applied this morning in this case, in which an
injunction bad been granted ex purse by his Honour the day
before yesterday, for the dissolution of that injunction with
costs. From the statements of the Learned Gentleman, it
appeared that the injunction had been applied for on behalf of
the plaintiff, for the purpose of restraining the defendant
from proccedin,g upon a judgment obtained at law against the
plaintiff, upon a bill of exchange for 1,0001., in the 3ear (835.
That judgment was obtained upon a cognovit, which the bill
Mated to have been given under false representations and
fraud ; but it was most singular that that statemont in the
bill was wholly omitted in the affilavit upon which the appli-
cation for the injunction was made.
The VICE- CHANCELLOR— When I granted the injunction, I
understood that the statements in the bill were supperzed by
those in the affidavits.

Mr. CHANDLESS stated, on the part of Mr. Duneombe, that
he wai willing, in addition to the money he had already paid
int. Court, to pay the whole amount demanded to abide the
Fee 1- of the trial.

Mr. JACOB said that in the bill it was stated that the plain-
tiff had requested the defendant Surr to desist from proceed-
ing with the action he had commenced, but that he had refused
to do so, stating that he was in possession of the bill for a
valuable consideration : that statement was also excluded from
the affidavit. In addition to which, at the time the application
was made, the affidavit on which it was founded was not filed.
The VICE.CHANCELLOR—If I had known that at the time
the injunction was applied for, I should certainly not have
granted it. If the affidavit was not filed at the time of the
application for the injunction, I shall at once dissolve it.
Mr. Ric!!Altos, t,Tho appeared with Mr. Jacob for the de-
fendant, said that they had it positively sworn that the affi-
davit on which the application was made was only filed that
morning.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR (Mr. Jacob being about to enter
further into the case)-_I won't hear another word upon the
case. If at the time the injunction was obtained the affidavit
was not filed, I shall dissolve the injunction.
After some further discussion, it being clear that the affi-
davit on which the application was made for the injunction
was not filed previously to the application,
The Collar ordered the injunction that had been granted to
be dissolved with costs.
Mr. CUANDLESS trusted that the Court would order the mo-
ney which Mr. Duncombe Had paid into Court should be paid
out to that gentleman.
_

Mr. JACOll—Certainly not. There is a question as to the
costs of this suit, and the money paid into Court (35010 will
be a most excellent security for that.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR—Mc affidavit not being filed at
the time the injunction was applied for, it must b. dissolved
with costs.