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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CHANCERY COURT-(THIS DAY.
The L')RD CHANCELLOR ant today in the old Lai
Lincolu's Inn, and hoard appeal /notions and appeal,
Alt the other equity courts resumed their sittings thi:
morning, it being the first seal atter Michaelmas Term

DUNCAN V. LUNTLEV.
Mr. BACON replied to-day in this case, the argument:
in which were partly heard on Friday last. The ca,
came before the Court upon appeal from an order of the
Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, allowing a demurrer it
the bill fur want of equity. The suit was instituted
by the executors of the late Mr. William Cloves to com-
pel the defendants, the directors of the Abney-park Ce-
meters: Company, to make good the los; sustained on thtl
fraudulent sale, by their secretary, of fifty shares, stand 1
ing in the name of Mr. Clowes. The defendants de-I
murred, on the ground that they were not accountable
under the deed of partnership, and that the remedy, i+
any, was against Mr. Dyer, the person who bought th(l
shares, and who was Lot made a parry to the suit.
The LORD CHANCELLOR to-day, at the conclusion oq,
Mr. B%cou's reply, gave judgment affirming the decisico.
of the Court below with costs.
The Court then proceeded to hear appeal mothms.

ROLLS' CO uItT.—(TILIS DAY.)
This being the first seat attcr Michaelmas Term, hit
Lordship the Master of the Rolls sat in his court in the
Rolls-yard, Chsncery•laue, and heard motions, but no.
Case of auy iuterest came before the Court durinc the'
morning.

VICE-CIIANCEItY.—(THIS DAY.)
(BAure the VICE CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND.)
Ilia Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England sat to-
day at eleven o'clock. This was the first seal after
Michaelmas erm.
ATTORNEY GENERAL V. BROWN'S HOSPITAL—JUDGMENT
Ills HONOUR gave judgment to-day in this case, th,
• principal question in which was, whether according
the Charter of James 1., the Bishop of Lincoln was tht
general visitor, and as such had a general power over
the revenues of the charity. His lionour had more
carefully looked over the charter, and was clearly o I
opinion that the Bishop of Lincoln bad not a general!
power over the n.venues of the charity, but that thtel
power belonged to the Court of Chancery.
JONES I'. BRANDON—JUDGMENT.
His HoNouit also gave judgment in this case, refusing
to grant,any injunction, and dismissing the bill with
costs against all parties except the defaulting trustees,
against whom the plaintiffs might have, it they thought
it worth their while, a decree compelling them to re-
store the funds which, in the due execution of their trust,
they ought never to have parted with. The principal
parties in the case were of the Jewish persuasion.
WRIGHT V. BARNEWELL.—JUDGMENT.
His HONOUR also gave judgment in this case, in which,
the question was whether, under the statute 36th Get:.;
111., chap. 50, where an executor bad wholly ur parti)
paid a legacy, and had also paid the residue, the Crowd
had a lien on the unpaid part of the rtsiduel
for the legacy duty. His honour was clearly of opinion
that, according to the provisions of the statute, the
executor would be a debtor to the Crown for the amount
Of the duty, and that the legatee to whom part of tht
legacy had been paid was also a debtor to the Crown to
that extent.

ASHBURNHAM P. ASHBURNHAM.
His HONOUR stated that he should give judgment ii.
this ease to-morrow.
The COURT then proceeded to hear motions.
(Before the Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.)
His HONOUR sat to-day at half-past ten o'clock, andi
heard motions and bankrupt petitions, but nothing callin#l
for a special report came before him during the morning.'
(Before the Vice.Chanceller %Victual )
RIGBY V. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.—
JUDGMENT.
Rii HONOUR gave judgment this morning in this case,
directing a reference to the Master to inquire whether
any loss had been sustained by Griffiths in respect et
the running of the trains from a certain period to the
time at which they stopped, and reserving the costs of
the motion until the Master had made his report.
The Court then proceeded to hear motions, it being
the first seal after Michaelmas Term.

COMMON PLEAS.—(THIS DAY.)
(Sittings at Nisi Etius.)
The Lord Chief Justice and a common jury were
occupied during the morning in trying a part-heard case
of " Collier a. Noukes," which involved the question as
to the legality of a distress for rent, but possessed no
interest to any beyond the parties themselves.

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
(Before the RECORDER and Mr. Alderman SALOMONS.)
William Rolls, 24, described as a dealer, and Hen,
"ICU' 21, described as a labourer, were indicted with
asoteytteirteniggntsh,ree gold watches, value 401, and two halt-
the property of Mr. John Killick, a watch-
maker carrying on business at Knightsbridge.
It appeared from the evidence that, on the 19th of
October, about half-past twelve in the day, the prisoner
Rolls came to the door of the prosecutor's shop and
called him out to inquire the price of some dressing-
agliniaaiTe which were in the window, and alter keeping
tdlll conversation outti le for about three minutes, he
he thought the glasses would suit him, and that he
would bring his old woman in the evening, and have one
them. The prosecutor afterwards induced him to
go into the shop and look at some more glasses, and on
about of some watches, leading him to suppose that
some one had just left the shop ; and he then imme-
diately discovered that three gold watches, and also
m 0 money from the till, had been stolen. Two
Ilplicates belonging to the watches were found hanging
the window, and one lying on the ground behind
r 6 counter. The prosecutor, in an agitated manner„
ball into the street, to see if he could find the thief, but.,
u: had disappeared. Ile received, however, information
,Ilat King was observed to enter the shop while he was
, gaged outside with Rolls, and to come out again in
oto •
Co minutes and walk off briskly towards Hyde-park
tra°l' ; and also that Rolls and King had been seen in
irnest conversation a few minutes before in the street.
"rila was given into custody, but nothing was found
Ira him, and subsequently King was arrested, when,
sovereigns, a watch with the maker's name erased,';
_gold ring, and some other articles, none of which, how- e
lir, belonged to the prosecutor, were found in
cos
his
Possession. It was proved in evidence that
prisoners had been frequently seen in each other's 4
%,,,111PloY, and in the company of well-known thieves, and'
drer°, in order to disguise themselves, in the habit of
and stag, sometimes as gentlemen, with Parisian hats'
rpirialge, and sometimes as labouring men.
e defence set up by the prisoners' counsel, Mr.
th.rrY and Mr. Robinson, was, with respect to King,
ofhis identification had not been sufficiently made
h$ and, with respect to Rolls, that there was no proof
Th acting in concert with King.
eoJory found both the prisoners Guilty.
the "tell" was deferred, there being charges against
„prisoners for robbing other jewellers' shops, in con-
""s With other persons.

NEW COURT.
(Before the COMMON-SERGEANT.)
,21,. omas M'Donatd, a labourer, aged 33, Mary his
pr, and Mary Fox, a widow, aged 52, were indicted,
-5,,-°r Reeling the sum of 701, the moneys of Thomas
`4ooanran.
i The circumstances of the case will no doubt be freshl
~
ati the recollection of the readers of The Sun. Thepr%',
-pa
.tor previous to the breaking out of the revolution-
iwas a teacher of languages at Lyons, but it wog,
tla4Pected that he had some connexion with a revolu-
-o—onary society, he was banished the country, and camel
ler le England, leaving his property behind him. He,
tress about the metropolis in a state of great dis-
it"s for a long time, but at length ho fell
iilLl with the prisoners at a low lodging-house
et,,WLeattninster and went to live with them. It now
injuke‘ hilia that if he memorialised the Foreign-office he
,peg't Ultimately reeour the. property he had left. iu
nif,ee, and he accordingly did so, the prisoners being
titi 141 time cognisant of his proceedings. Eventually,
protgg the remonstrance of the Foreign Minister, the
.
"tY was restored in the shape of the money in
Illteati
Sot ell, and the prisoners, immediately after he bad
house olsession of it, inveigled him into a low
. pu -
h„,; ~Ild, having well plied him with drink, they
tfr°l),„--'iiii of the 71. When the prosecutor recovered
n Leuut drunken fit the discovery of the loss had such
stn-tZebet Upon
. his intellects llects that he wandered
imbecility,
1144
444 th„l 13! London in a state of mental i
1144 _ prisoners were arrested on suspicion
h that they
turtion,urdered him. In the course of time, however he
tnk,he° Up at Dartford, and good care having since late
Unto;'s NM. he was now forthcoming to describe the
Th 44(1 manner of the robbery.
: -
neper° evidence did not implicate the first or the last at
beyond
: d t were therefore Acquitted; but it proved
a doubt, that Mary M'llonald extracted
had IrnmY from the prosecutor's pocket, 451. of which
Theen recovered, and she was found Guilty.
Pra,,,, Court sonterced her to twelve months' im-_
--.l32ent -
4 •
. .
ei, siP•l4,ll named Thompson was indicted for stealing
Porg. rein the person of a pipe-manufacturer named ,
Joh, .
ielvor,‘ William Fordo, the prosecutor, having been
-1,._"2 was examined by the COMMON SERGEANT thus:—
by flare
a publican?—No, lam a clay pi emaker. ;
lie.ho", on a certain night you were drinking at a pub -,:
e x you
ieo.) 4,t.
t,
eweuthl
le
drShauhhz
isi,k :
Lpheeyarreces
Kithl2 e v earl? -:
men?—Yes.
? —3: e s .
you in your pochet?—l d...n't knowl
tkod
t'11Y..., but I lieu more thin eight shillings, sixience4
Wk.r.,ePenee.
A 1C,.11 YOU 138t,?—Yrs. ;:.•
tutor'
named John Salle, in the employ of the prose-
Itteusr,,ottiated that lie was with his master on the night jug
set:tit" , and saw the prisoner put his hand into the pro-Ft
34ruror a left-hand pocket.
atit-HALLANTINk.: addressed the jury for the defence,
not
_, g, that as no money had been found, the case was
i'll'erorr,ig\enough to justify a conviction. r
know. ',,el3toist: SERGEANT.-oh, oh, that won't do, you.
There It 1, you see I've got a watch in my [oh§
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