The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-29 00:00:00

BENCH.-(THIS DAY.)

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k CCtlAn traight fo'reter th v.:IILE quabtity of
tessora (a Cof.4:4,ticii iisect for roofing bittfackq
and public buildings), whic:i iTt eonveyiog it
from Weston's wharf to Poel's wharf, for (Le piirpiY!;6 of being
shipped on board a coaster to Plymouth. The tessora jui.A tiaen
in,Scptember last by a Mr. Freaeh, for the pluintiff,
dri hoard the defendatt'a bare, with instructions to put it On
iiOard the first coaster doing to Plotc;Th and it was alleged
Mit ptitting it drib6,lrd the yesket a difffled, the
defendant had I),..!ert Awe it ldy ftrf tiom#
months, when the sheets (of which 0406 iiete 75) were found
broken to pieces. The sheets were valued at L's. and
' gdmitted that viii or seven of them were broken 17+t-fole
they were sinpri:,l. Slt :alleged on the part of the defen-
dant that one-half of the shoeis Cs.L'ft !!,,I+en when they were
shipped—that the captain of the co ester rti4u!,,N.lll-1 tnkn them
on board because they were not packed in cases, and that the
thirerlda,t, was consequently obliged to land them at Peel's
ttliatf; itiittre the ether damage was sustained, for which the
defendant was tint fetrinsible.
Mr. PLATT appeared for tlie plaintiff, and Sir Wii,i,tam
FOLLETT for the defendant ; and after selferrd yritnesees had
been exrmined, whose evidence. was of a very centrtidietory
character,

The Jury found a verdkt fur the plaintiff--aunages 10/.

EXCHEQUER COURT-(THIS DAY.)

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KENSINGTON, WED:U.SO2'S EVENING.--Her Doictity !„
has not quitted the Palace since her return from visiting fle,t
Qww Dowager at Windsor Castle on :Monday last.
tourrl the Palace, in hope of secinv, the Queen ;
Last evening hundreds of well-dressed persons assembleA.
re7ni harntrche emerging from :he Princess Sophia's entrance -1.
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it was found to contain only tae Dachess of Kent, the"
Prince and Princess of Leinengen, and one of their sons, -.
who took an airing in the neighbourhood of Harrow.
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Thim forenoon her Majesty gave audiences to Lords
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but on they'
lrottrne, Albemarle, and Durham. The latter Nobletnan
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remained at the Palace upwards of an hour and a balk*
after which he visited the Duke of Sussex.
Abort two o'Clock Sir James Duke and Mr. Johnsen,'
the Shcriffi of London, accompanied by the Renr2mbrancer,Sl
arrived at the Palace in their state carriages, to take herV
-,,lajesty's pleasure r.s to when she would receive the Ad-
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dress of condolence and congratulation voted to her by the
Corporation, when her Majesty was pleased to appoint JulY
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Nth to receive the Address at St. James's.
The Sheriffs were introduced to the Queen by the Duke
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of Argyle, the Lord Steward of the Household, and Colonel.
Cavendish, Equerry in Waiting. The Countess Charlemont
was at attendance on her Majesty as Lady in Waiting.. ,z
This afternoon her Majesty was visited by the Count ess.
Grey and Colonel Grey, who afterwards' visited the Duke
of Sussex. .
About half-past four o'clock the Duchess of Kent, a C.'
coral anied by Baroness Lehzen, took as airing in an open
barouche in the neighbourhood of Richmond, returning to
the Palace by way of Roehamptoon soon after 7 o'clock. ~.,