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This was an action upon a bill of exchange for 5001.,
accepted by the defendants, and bearing date on the 22d of
October, 1833, tried before the Lord Chief Justice and
a special jury—verdict for the defendants. In 1831 a joint-
stock company was formed with shares, upon which depo-
sits were to be raised for the purpose of lighting a part of
this metropolis with gas, and to be called the South Metro-
politan Gaslight and Coke Company ; certain persons
acted as directors, and commenced their proceedings by
ordering certain goods, and incurring certain liabilities, which
they, were unable to meet, and accordingly their account
closed with the firm of Sir Charles Price and Co. in Feb.
1832. Nothing was done by the company till April or
March, 1833, when the Messrs. Foster and others joined
it, and became directors, and then a new account • was
opened with Messrs. Price and Co. Upon application
being made for payment of the former debts, a special
meeting of the directors was called, and the Messrs. Foster
and the new directors agreed to pay theta off ; and accor-
dingly a letter, giving the bankers authority for that pur-
pose, was sent to Messrs. Price and Co. From May, 1833,
the company gave notice that they would pay all claims
for goods received or works done in cash only, and would
not give any acceptances. The hill on which the present
action is brought was drawn by William Clare, one of the
directors, and was in this form :
" Three months after date pay to my order the sum of
500/. for value received."
It was directed.to Messrs. E. M. Roberts, Foster, Lyall,
Blakeswell, and others, the Directors of the South Metro-
politan Gaslight and Coke Company ; and the acceptance
was in the form following :
" Accepted for himself and the directors.
" E. M. ROBERTS,' Chairman."
Mr. Roberts, it appeared, had since absconded to Ame-
rica, and the object of the present action was, in fact, to
make the new directors pay this bill.
Sir Wm. FOLLETT to-day showed cause against the rule
on behalf of the two Messrs. Foster, Mr. Lyall, and Mr.
Blakeswell. The Messrs. Bramah were seeking by this
action to render persons liable upon a bill which they had
not accepted, and which no person had accepted but Mr.
Evans Meredith Roberts, who had absconded.
Mr. Amos was heard on the same side ; and Mr. Caow-
Inn will continue the argument on behalf of the defendants
to-morrow.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET.

Two young .men of gentlemanly appearance, named
Henry Matthews and John Williams, were placed at the
bar before Sir FREDERICK ROE, charged with having created
a great disturbance in the boxes of the Adelphi theatre on
Monday night.
The constable in attendance at the theatre stated, that
about ten o'clock en Monday night he was called by the
principal box-keeper to turn_ the two gentlemen at the bar
out of the boxes. The house was in a great uproar at the
time in consequence of their miscojuct• When he went
to them they were. in a fighting attitude, after For
ficulty he persuaded them to go into the sato.", an" they
were subsequently taken to the station-house.
The principal box-keeper said that the gentlemen ca,
in about.-the half-price time, but had not been in the house
long before they began to annoy several ladies who Were
standing at the back of the boxes, there being no room to
sit at the time They next turned off one of the gas-lights,
and afterwards forced themselves into a box in which there
was not room for.them to sit down. In consequence of this
annoyance several .gentlemen called " Box-keeper, box-
keeper," and on his (witness) making his appearance, one
stood before the other and placed himself in a fighting atti-
tude. They were both, afterconsiderable difficulty and
great disturbance, removed. He believed they could not
have born sober, or they would not have so miscondueted
themselves.
Both the gentlemen protested their innocence of having
caused the annoyance with which they were accused, and
complained of having been very roughly used. Mr. Wil-
liams said ha was surrounded by several persons whom he
believed to be pickpockets, and was robbed of his shirt pin.
Sir F. ROE said he thought a very clear case had been
made out against them. They had been told by the box-
keeper that there was not room, but had nevertheless forced
themselves into a box to the annoyance of those who were
there before them, and to the disturbance of the whole
house. He should fine them 80s. each, w:!ieb was dealing
leniently with them, and in default of. payment they would
be committed for a month each to the Meuse of Correction.
The fines were, of course, immediately paid, and the par-
ties retired, not very well pleased yrith the result of their
frolic.