The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-13 00:00:00

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PETERBOROUGH.

... 420
... 340
... 320
PLYMOUTH.
1,299
1,218
1,147
ponTSMOUTIL
2,011
1,956
1,529
• ... 1,432
... 259
••• ... 249
• ... 178
READING.
• ... 728
... 719
... 444
215

Whalley
Hankey
Wells
Collier
Morrison
Lane
Stone
Gaselee
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POOLE.

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SCARBOROUGH._ CARBOROUGH.
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SHEFFIELD.

... 189
... 173

... 982
... 674
... 441

Roebuck ... ... 3,267
Hadfield ... ... 5,239
Wortley ... ... 2,492
Foster ... 1,583
SOUTHAMPTON.

Gurney ... ... 1,328
Moffatt ...
... 1,306
Rose ••• •.. ... 1,212
Mackay 1,191
Seymour ... •.. ... 405
STOKE-ON-TRENT.
Hope 1,463
Grenfell ••• ... 1,373
Melly .•• 1,277
ST. IVES.

Paull
Vivian

STOCKPORT.

Watkin
Smith
Tippin ... ...
STROUD.

... 233
... 177

Horsman ... ... ...
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SUNDERLAND.
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... 733
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... 687
••• 685
... 287

Fenwick ... ... ••• ... 1,826
Hartley ... ... ... ... 1,355
Candlish ... ••• ••• ... 1,307
TAUNTON.

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Austin

TAVISTOCK.

Russell
Samuda
Carter
Rummens

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... 470
.. 294
... 260

TEWKESBURY.

Dowdeswell
.Yorke
Martin .

... 330
... 179
... 119
... 93

THETFORD.

Harvey ...
Baring ...
Dakin ...

... 195
... 182
... 149

TOTNES.

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Dawkins ... ... ...
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TYNEMOUTH.

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WAKEFIELD.
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... 137
... 69

210
204
162
147

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... 438

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Leatham ...
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Hay ... ••• ••• SOS 456
WHITBY.
Bagnal ...
• • • 305
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Thompson
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WINCHESTER.
Carter
•.. .•• ... ... 459
Simmonds
••• ... 366
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Fleming ...
.. 336
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Hoare ...
... 324
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Labouchere ••
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... 323
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Vansittart ...
... 291
Vyse
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• • •
• . • • • • ... 251
WOODSTOCK.
.. •
Barnett 143
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Henry ... ... •. • ••• - 118
WOLVERHAMPTON.ViIIiers
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Weguelin
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Goodson ... ... 784
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Brogden ...
••• ••• 634
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Vanderbyl 589
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YORK.
Lowther .. ... 2,084
... • • •
Leeman ... ... 1,857
... • • •
Westhead ... ... 1,795
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The New Law on County Court

Jurisdiction.

The important act to confer on the County Courts a limited
jurisdiction in equity has just been issued. The County
Courts are to exercise the power and authority of the Court
of Chancery in all suits in which the real or personal estate
against or for an account does not exceed .£5OO ; in all suits
for the execution of trusts to £5OO, in all suits for foreclosure,
redemption, &c., to .£5OO ; in all proceedings under the
Trustees Relief Act to £5OO ; and in all suits for dissolu-
tion dr winding up of a partnership in which the whole
property does not exceed £5OO. In matters under this act thejudge and officers are to have the same powers as
possessed by the Court of Chancery. Any of the Vice-
Chancellors, 'on an application at chambers by either party,
can order a cause to be transferred from a County Court to
the Court of Chancery. The City Small Debts Court to have
the same jurisdiction in all matters as a Metropolitan
County Court. A judge of a County Court is empowered
to order a legacy, &c., to which an infant or a person be-
yond the seas may be entitled to be paid into the Bank of
England. Power is given to enforce judgments of County
Courts in equity. Where the amount of tha subject
matter exceeds the limits of the jurisdiction given, the cause
is to be remitted to the Court of Chancery. The proceed-
ings are to be taken in the districts having reference to the
several matters. By other provisions in the act certain fees
are to be taken, and paid into the Consolidated Fund, and
the salaries of the judges may be increased by £3OO a year,
Rules may be framed, and a scale of coats given. Further,
the act provides that either party may appeal to the Court
of Chancery, or one of the Vice-Chancellors ; the otherpro-
vision relates to formal matters. The act is to come into
operation on the Ist of October, but it has immediate effect
as to the rules and costs to be framed ; and also as to the
County Courts not sitting in the months of Septembernext.
There are 23 sections in the act and a schedule of fees.

Dreadful Boat Accident. —Pour Persons
Drowned.

On Tuesday evening a melancholy accident occurred in
Poole Harbour within sight of the quay. Four men in the
were sailing in a small boat
inone w
of the channels employ of Mr. G. Jennings, of London, at the South-
Western Pottery, near Poole, together with three women,
, where by some mis-
hap the boat capsized, it is believed owing to a violent gust
of wind, and the unfortunate persons were all precipitated
esoroathnenrelsrelatives,
in
the
harbour,
into the water. A pilot, named Hart, and two fishermen
their
witnessing the accident from the quay, rowed immediately
to the assistance of those in the water, and they succeeded
in bringing the following ashore :—John Baker, Sherren
Lucas, Devonport, a daughter of M. Devonport, and an
old woman named Ford. Of these Baker and Lucas were
speedily restored to animation, and the life of the young
woman Devonport is not despaired of. Her mother and
father were both drowned, and the body of the former has
not yet been discovered. Ford and his wife died almost
immediately after being brought to land. When the acci-
dent became known medical aid was promptly obtained
and everything was done under the circumstances to re-
store animation to all who were brought ashore. The
casualty occurred soon after the public nomination of mem-
bers of Parliament for the borough, and a great gloom was
for the time cast upon electioneering business.