The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-07 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS.

The Loan CIIANCXLLOII, came down to the House of
Louis this morning at ten o'clock, for the purpose of givitig
two judgments in Scotch appeals; one, in Sinclair
Wi!son, and the other in Itisctavash v. Scott, in 'both of
which cases his Lordship reversed the judgment of 'the'
Court of Sessions. His Lordship, alter ,giving jutli;
meat, left the House for the impose of sitting at
the Court of Chancery, and Lord Wynford took
his seat at the table, agreeable to previous ar,.
rangement, to hear English and Irish. Appeals. An
sppeal involving a question of tithes in the city of Lon-
don, was then called on ; but in consequence, of the Soli.
citor-Gieneral being unprepared to open the case, the sp.
peal was ordered to stand over.
The parties not being prepared in any of the appeal' ha
down for bearing to..day, the How* illimiined shortly
after eleven o'clock during pleasure. • •
The Earl of Riulnor and the Esti of. Eimer were thy,,
Peers in attendance.
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ROLLS coma,
Nothing of importance took places at this Coupt qp to
the time of our Reporter leering.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
BOVIVW V. TUN COLPCIAAIJOX ur nvearom..
This case came before the Court to-day, upon deinurier
to the plaintiff's hill, which sought the production of all
charters, deeds, and other documents, bclooging to the
Corporation of Liverpool, es necessary in aid of his de-
feats to an action at law brought against hint by the Cor-
poration.
The SOLICITOIL-02111111tAL and Sir E. R. SLTOPA#
peered as counsel for the plaintiff in support of the demurrer.
The SOLICITOR•GIENISAI, Vraa sorry he could not iiirouti
this me so much in detail as he was desirous of doing for
his client, in consequence of the sudden arrangement
that had been made with respect to the hearing of alria,:le
in tie House of Lords. The Court, doubtless, was avart
that he (the Soliciter-General) and his Learned Frleud
had so arranged their business, as, without prejudice
to
their clients, they could attend his Honour and the , House
Lords, but if such arrangements were to bd made: as
those he now alluded to, without giving Counsel proper
notice, it was quite impossible Counsel toad do their, duty
to their clients or the Court.
The Vice-CIIANCILLOIL observed that it wit his wish
to give every facility lie.could to the Cowie] practisiug is
two Courts. It was, according to Lord Eldon', dec4r.r-
lion, the practice of the King's Counsel attending the
Court of Chancery to attend the Bar of the Bowie of
Lords, and he bad so arranged the routine of busineis its
this Court as to giving Counsel the opportunity of at..
tending the Hones of Lords; but if such stiildenaltera;.
Lions were made without any notice, either to himself
Counsel, of course hi toold not interfere with any arratige-
ment that might have been made with reference, to t1:0
House of Lords. His Honour did not think it necessary
to hear Counsel on the other side in this ease. Ha was
dearly of opinion that he must overrule the deMurrer,
giving leave to the defendant to put in a limited dc.
mouse and answer, they undertaking not to proceed with
the action in the meantime. . .

The Count, haying no business to proceed with, mac
at twelve o'clock.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

ANGRY V. NAZDONN, AND OVUM.
This woe an option of replevin, brought by the plaintiff
an attorney, living in Verciltesn—buildinge,•'Ciray'e-itio.
square, against the defendants, who are the parish oilte.4,
of St. Andrew's, Holborn. The question to be decided
the liability of Gray's-ion-squsre, to be asserstA for the
Poor Rates, the Benchers contending that the whop: of it
is extra-parochial. This CANSO CAW, on at the Sitting .4
the Court, and is likely to last until a late hoar at night.
Mr. CAMPI4I.I, Mr. B.:rjeltrit RUSSELL, And Mr,
Maut,x, as Counsel for the plaintiff, earl Sir JA:lk';
SCARIATT, Mr. GORNZY, Mr. &ant Illeatwrrithi,
and Mr. WINfUrtiAN, for Ike defendants.