The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-22 00:00:00

RECOVERY OF TENEMENTS.

A Bill of considerable importance to the owners of soli!
tenements received the Royal assent on Friday night wee''
The object of this Act is to provide a more cheap and OM;
mary mode of recovering possession of tenements belowtb
annual value of 201. The following are the principal pro-
visions : . _

" That from and after the passing of this Act, when and
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soon as the term or interest of the tenant of any house, 7e;
or other corporeal hereditaments held by him at will, or
any term of years, either without being liable to the payinena
of any rent, or at a rent under the payment of 201. a year, a°
upon which no fine shall have been reserved or made par‘b'e'
shall have ended, or shall have been duly determined by us
legal notice to quit or otherwise, and such tenants, or (if s°.
tenant do not actually occupy the premises, or only occuPY
part thereof) any person by whom the same or any part there;
shall be then actually occupied, shall neglect or refuse to quit
and deliver up possession of the premises, or of such Par,
thereof respectively, it shall be lawful for the landlord
the said premises, or his agent, to cause the person °°
neglecting or refusing to quit and deliver up possessio
to be served (in the manner hereinafter mentioned) with. is
written notice, in the form set forth in the schedule to trio
Act, signed by the said landlord or his agent, of his intentio,
to proceed to recover possession under the authority an
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according ta the mode prescribed in this Act ; and if
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tenant or occupier shall not thereupon appear at the
and place appointed, to show, to the satisfaction of 'l°s
tices hereinafter mentioned, reasonable cause why P°sses.
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session should not be given under the provisions of this
and shall still neglect or refuse to deliver up possession of the
premises, or of such part thereof of which he is then in possessioli:
to such landlord or his agent, it shall be lawful for such lanria
lord or agent to give to the Justices proof of the holding, °n
of the end or other determination of the tenancy, with the timo
or manner thereof, and where the title of the landlord has acct.!'e,
vince the letting of the premises, the right by which he chat.
the possession, and upon proof of service of the notice, and f,„
the neglect or refusal of the tenant or occupier, as the case 13'7,
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be, it shall be lawful for the Justices acting for the distric
division, or place within which the said premises, or any Pn_r
thereof, shall be situate, in Petty Sessions assembled, or aujg
two of them, to issue a warrant under their hands and s,en
to the constables and peace-officers of the district or
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within which the said premises, or any part of them, shall .o
situate, commanding them, within a period to be thereat
named, not less than twenty-one nor more than thirty
days from the date of such warrant, to enter (by force if nee b
ful) into the premises and give possession of the same to seeb
landlord or agent : provide always, that entry upon any sticor
warrant shall not be made on a Sunday, Good Pride'', of
Christmas Day, or at any time except between the 1101 n
nine in the morning and four in the afternoon ; provided a's":
that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to protect °ilt
person on whose application and to whom any such warrant
shall be granted, from any action which may be broubnt
against him by any such tenant or occupier, for or in reall-ci
of such entry and taking possession, where such per son qe
not, at the time of granting the same, lawful right to
possession of the same premises." the
The third clause of the Bill provides a mode of staying be
execution of the warrant, in case the tenant shall dispute the
right of the landlord to recover possession. The tenant is
o. ter in a bond with two sufficient sureties, to sue the landf-of
without delay, as a trespasser for obtaining the warrant be
possession, and to pay any costs to which the landlord illaYo
entitled in case he should obtain a verdict ; and the exectlteo
of the warrant is to be stayed until such action shall have 'jog
tried, or otherwise determined. By the provisions for &Yoe,
security for costs, all mere vexatious litigation will bee first
tually prevented. The Bill, as will be seen from the the
clauses given above, contains a schedule of forms, to vvilieb
owners of property intending to avail themselves of the Pr--
visions of the Act must pay particular attention.

On Monday last, two children, one nine and o°4
o her two years old, who were bitten by a dog, saPrs,,
to be rabid, were " dipped" under the Newport Bridge, as a."
infallible remedy against hydrophobia.—Merlin

SIGNET RINGS.—A great Variety of these Useful
and Fashionable RINGS, are kept for Selection, with Cornelia's'
Amethyst, Topaz, and other Real Stones, suitable for engravid;
Armorial bearings may be referred to, or found, gratis, and cams
engraved by an Artist of great talent, at T. COX SAVORY
n'
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, Loud°
(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street).

B I TH S.
At 15, Dorz.et.terrael., Clapham.road, on the 16th inst., 111•5•
Cunningham, of a 3on. of
On the 18th inst., at Colobrook-row, Mrs. Edward Hitiheoc.
a daughter.
On the 18th Mrs. Wm. Smyth Forsaith, of a daughter. , gar
On the 19th inst., at Highgate, the lady of W. S. Waked
Esq., of a son.
At Camberwell, on the 20th inst., the wife of R. Spence,
of a daughter.

MARRIED. isti°
At Brussels, on the 18th inst., at the British Embassy.
Innes Falconar, only son of John Falconar, Esq., British '-'°°
at. Leghorn, to Phoebe, only daughter of R. Nicholson, 1354.'
Wyndham-place, Bryanston-square.
On the 15th inst., at St. Martin's, Leicester, John Parlier'rrhol•
solicitor, Worcester, to Charlotte, daughter of the late 11r.
White, of Banbury.
On the 20th inst., at St. Giles's, Cripplegate, the Rev.
Vivian, D.D., Recte if St. Augustin and St. Faith, Loncl°-. its

--, - -., Hector 01 g__ .m... .• J. _ +, ...- ,•....,s,
Mary Rebecca, daughter of Thos. Haden, Esq., of RidawD
D Onerbshire. gei"-
the 20th inst., at Essex-street, Chapel, Theodore G.ir
!ler, Esq., of Haucburgh, to Margaret, daughter of ', O
chuff, Esq., of Highbury-terrace.

D lED. A
On the 11th inst., aged 63, Edward Wright, Esq., of E4bOttin'
late of irmingham. ot We'
On tßhe 18th inst., aged 55, Dr. W. F. Blicke, of Walthan's
ff-
stasurgeon, hinst. alf-pay.
On the 18th ,at St. Cross, near Winchester., Ann' wl.
re of
Mr. StuntlBth inst., ing, of the
at Crßlackheath-P rt-,own HotQl, Harrate. (1. ovc of
On the a Elizabeth Ann, wi
R. Sowerv, ESQ., aged . -
On the i9th inilt,. in 69 Hunter-street, Mr. William Stevens' of
Old Jewry. An the
On the 20th inst., in Cloudesley-street, Islington, A'et;rt in
youngest daughter of Mr. Bell, of Bow Church-yard, t„olici
her 13th vcar. 1 ,arkee,
On the 20th inst., at Brixton, aged 29, Mr. Francis
of Great Tower-street. ~. .. 13 Iv
On the 16th inst., in York-buildings, New-road, aged I"
th On`oKeith, Esq. I 77'
the 16th inst., in Cloak-lane, Mr. John Combs, age` Jones
At Turnham-green, on the 17th inst., Anne, wife of Mr-
, ,of
Hoole, of Addle-street, Ahlermanbury. (la 0
~,,hter
On the 17th inst. Eliza, wife of Mr. J. Roberts,
the late Mr. C. Wendel, Artichoke 'Tavern, Blackwall.-
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of Middlesex.—Wednesday, August 22, 1838-