The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-18 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (THIS PA'

BUSINESS OF THE SESSIONS. 046
At the sitting of the Court this morning the COATs„,cato
(Mr. Sergeant Adams) stated to the Bar that arrangeThr
had been made for the Sessions of next year, so that the 'rot
portant business likely to come on, and in which tbeerto
would most probably take:a greater interest than it had hit' rr
done—so far as the interests of the public and of ju,stic,(.3ser
quired—would not interfere with the circuits, the 00e,„t or
sions, or the sittings of the Central Criminal Court. 1"-oe-
rangement had been made as much with a view to the °oo
vience and advantage of the public as that of the Bar, bet the
be (the Chairman) was well aware that the interests Oboe
public and of justice were never so well sustained as 'wit
assistance of an able and efficient Bar. tiler
The gentlemen of the Bar present having conferred toge
for a short time—
,esr.

Mr. ADOLPHUS said he was requested Iv his L' par
Friends to convey to the Chairman their thanks for the de'
ner in which he had consulted their interests. The arrlibier
ment was such as might be expected from a gentlernea:t Day
self of extensive professional engagements, and who Out re'
turally be aware of the great inconvenience that woo of
suit from the clash'..ig of various Courts, to gentlerneu
same profession, es himself.
old
VALUATION OF TITHES. an a
Mr. AboLenus had an application to make under close
statute, the 49th Geo. 111. Some land had been e.O
in the parish of Hayes, county of Middlesex, and it n.00°4
vidcd by the Statute in question that in all such cases Shela
purpose of ascertaining the value of the tithes, applicatituri,er 1111:
be made to the Magistrate at the first Quarter Sessions 8700.kii
chaelmas- day (notice having been previously given in the'stecl eo
Gazette, some newspaper in the country, and a copy P°,ecs
the church-door of the parish), to appoint three reffe;bes4.
ascertain the average price of a Winchester bushel 0 ose:
within the last twenty-one years. The application svaor of the
at the instance of the majority of the landed proprict
parish, and the notices required by the Act had been du
lea
complied with. fre,ci
AIL Wiwnat—What parties would be injuriouslY
.01
by this application ?' o if
Mr. Anomius—The Rector, if any party ; but " Neal,
can arise to any one, as the Rector has his right of
tea
vs
he considers himself aggrieved.—Application grantev, c.
TILE KINO AT THE PROSECUTION OP MORI VASALg

SsEwaAsNapoTtt
Mr. PHILLIPS said this la'.
a 010 .e.
house, the
cu. Court would recollect that the attorney for be Is 6(
hen had been ordered to furnish the defendants with trice °.
prosecutionEßB. for keeping ,'',., pre' t
place of residence of the prosecutor, in order that 11°150 re'
trialc might be served upon him. The Court would:o4 tad
ollect that some circumstances had occurred whic" li•th t-e
have made that gentleman scrupulous in comPlYing or testi
directionso-
- letter of the Bench. He (Mr. Phillips) would 00400-
__l
The
from the attorney to the attorney
for the defebt'ad ae'
Th purport of the letter was, that the prosecutor 0500'
scribed himself to the writer, when he undertook the Pr Cola
tion, as of 19
hillier(-e Strand. If, however, lirj vinifn
not be met wit, e the attorney) would undertate tot titan
personal notice of trial provided he was not served 1811;of Oa
Thursday next. He (Mr. Phillips) contend. rd that t in tb-
no right to give any such n • . es- ft.°
'lc°
otice ; and tt -ripPenr no 9
statement of the clerk of the defendant's attorney that street'r
person as the prosecutor had ever lived at 19 Villiers'tica oi
The defendants were thus prevented from giving it°olllll
trial, inasmuch as the prosecutor's attorne was not b ° ill
that letter at all; and he(Mr. PI 11' You'd wow Pr'''' so'
eY
" IPs) w ' attorn t
Court to order that • service upon the prosecutor s
at 19 Villiers street should be deemed sufficient- la be
f tea sh°" f
The COURT directed that noticesuch 0 • 0,
deemed sufficient. ase9
The Petit Jury was then sworn,d c trifling c
all some
larceny prueteded with.
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:=------- Dalbill'ie'
!: of Bedford has arrived at eve
from T! t 9
The Duclie.
The. .12,-oune ; the Marquis of Ab rcorn is "P
The Marquis mect ,- . e con a
..er Grace there.
turned from Buxstonamare 0
visit to their r'ounte
of
Newburgh), at Hassop Hlll Derbyshire, l'aci
oni MarchionessTiursd,ay,. of Ailsa
a 0
The Ma • his be
Marquis of Hertford is confined to
Brussels with I!'"
a severe fit of rheumatic ,out• ni nr° LI.
Letterswere Lo ro•
received yesterday fromb , Dohs
ham
_dated from the Castle of the Lord Bishop °` .ntion)
Lady Drummond has relinquished her illte
rea fa
making Naples.
a tour of France
this year, and bas retu !'
, et,
ie
The Bishop of El has been t tainin° ad
Fly en er _ofe, a
circle of friends at his beautiful Palace. Earl SPe'il„ise
Lord Godolphin have been amongst the distil-0
visitors. k 0 Will'
A Musical Festival takes piece this Wee•-,f"lat city'
Chester for the benefit of the public charities in