The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, March 17.
The Lord Chancellor sat to-nay in his Court:. in the 04
Hall, Liueolies-Inn, and heard appeal..
THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. THE MERCHANT ADYJINTIT //RI
OF BEISTOL. ti)the
The further arguments in this part-heard appeal
decision of the Master of the Rolls, occupied his L 0rur..,4
the whole morning. We have already given the facts: Of w
case.

VICE-CHANCERY COURT, .March 17.
(Before the VICE. CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND.)
BLECH v. Jay. DC•
14 ere re smiled to-day, an'L

The arguments in this cas
cupled his Honour the whole

orn i rig.

S ECONDARI E, (1( l'„Wurrh 17.
There was no case of the slightest haortance.

COURT OF BAAKRUPTCY, Marchl7.

(Before Z%i r. Commissioner FONBLANQUE.)

I RE PAUL
This bankrupt, N who carries G
onARBANA business as a carver and
gilder in Newman-street, Oxford-street, came up t° ./
1,,r his certificate.
or
• The case was of a ps,culiar nature, and it was his h •fth kepi
plicatioil. It appeared that although no oppo.-ition 10"
made liy the creditors, either to his passing his last e;01.10
nation, or tc, certificate, the Learned CommisAcaieri pt
congOt in 2: the other Commissioners, held that he co;d3
'
grant the rent no assiguee had beeu chosen, ad
there were 1,,17.11-I,:iti-,t fonds its. hand to pay a divaleachoo
the creditor allowed him to carry ()1t business 011

account. After sonic diffjcudy au as,ignee was choseli,
His Ixou 110 W r;:intvd the certificate. 01
In thel course or tit,g proceedings it was, stated on 1(
the bankrupt; that he had paid over 90/. to a solicitor tore
purpose of paying uut the execution creditor, the i'.ll°,oo,
which the solicitor had ,
applied to bis own use, and ibi
sequence the bankrupt had been compelled to sue out
present Sat.
His HONOUR said, in such a case application ous--IA tu e
made to the Judge•of the Court in which the soligit°jo
attorney practised. A party so misconducting hinaolt °o'gop
at once to be struck off the rolls, which was the only Yi
put a stop to such disgraceful practices.

• ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME ClRCUlT.—Maicistone, March 16..
The commission .for the county of Kent was opene4ilrr'i,
Monday. The business is very heavy, there being ll'oes
soners for trial on the Crown side, and forty-one
twelve of which are special jury cases, are entered for Lori of
Several of these cases involve the question of the la or
gavelkind, peculiar to this county, and Sir F. Thes $r
and Sir F. Kelly are specially retained for some of the Pe of
ties. The business was proceeded with to-day, but n°%.e $
the cases disposed. of were of sufficient interest to reclu
report.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-IVorthampton, Martha, '11t•
NEGLECT OF A ',CRITIC.— Joseph Large, one of t'-ito
tendants at the Nottingham County Lunatic Asylu,T'ubir
found guilty of having left an insane person, named v° 016
day, by himself for a short time, contrary to order4(4 bi
who, during the prisoner's absence, committed suicl
strangling himself with his shirt. The prisoner was
tenced to he imprisoned six weeks. „t• h.
CURIOUS CHARGE. OF POlSONlNG.—Eliznoetn onz-- .10
29, and Sarah Taylor, aged 68, were indicted for them st
cf George Taylor, aged 36, by having I.,iven him a• 4
various times. Smith was the deceased's housekeeper'
froto
the other prisoner was his step-mother; and it appear7lic
their own admissions that Smith had given him arsonpim
the purpose of making him unwell, and thereby keen°, dig'
at home. as Smith, who was attached to him, gro,tioti,
liked his rambling from home and his habits of dis9P.lol:
in which scheme of reformation the step-mother .!, e 1
The case was noticed at length in our paper at the.tl 1°0pce
the occurrence, aml no new facts came out on the trig., beef:
peculiarity of the case was, that no trace of arsenic
detected in the stomach ; but the surgeon thought the P°
might have passed away by vomiting.
The prisoners received excellent characters, and
Thejury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

WESTERN ClRCUlT—Dorchester, March IAO
The only case of any public interest tried this dsTptor
the indictment against Xarg Beans, for the concealsef the
the birth of an illegitimate child. The peculiarity
case consisted in the marriage of the prisoner the cislii;;4l
the birth of the child. and though she was accused slO
her neighbours with then being in the family-I'7'oV
denied it stoutly. The man to whom she was ab°lllo6lll
married also taxed her with it before they went toshied
but on ber assertion that the rumour was false be 1:a
her. The jury Acquitted the prisoner.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE'
CLERKE.N WELL. or
Mary Montgomery, a young female in the employe
Mr. Leashbrooke, of No. 5, Liverpool-terrace, WS
,C;feto
with stealing a cash-box, containing 16/. 10s., a gold _.4160
a number of silk handkerchiefs, and various other ,
the property of her master.
It appeared, from the statement of the prosecuter;roi
the prisoner bad been in his employment only threeA per
and on Tuesday evenitg he found that she had absent7ooo
self without the knowledge of any person in the house;,l
going up stairs to his
.bed-room he perceived that the ni,"./11,
a wardrobe, in which he ic,pt his more valuable prur7llo
was open, and that the above property had been stolen'
went to the station-house to give information of the ro otabJil
and while there the prisoner was brought in by a °lt
who took her into custody in Canonbury-fields. 19004
The policeman stated that on Tuesday he met the Pr,..„4
and his attention was attracted towards her by thie, bet
her having on neither shoes nor stockings, and we
cloak over her face, as if to conceal it. On reachiVreilerotti.
fund the cash box, watch, and other articles. W
fronted with Mr. Lnaihbrooke, at the station-house,
acknowledged lo having committed the robbery. •
Mr. 0./MBE stated that he F hould commit the prisoner /4
trial, but orderiia her to be again brought up en Friday- ~br
Ann Park ev was charged with stealing a valuable val.-0
the property of Mr. J. Ashlin, one of the oflicers et t
Asylum for the Reformation of Fenales.
anti,
The prisoner had been at one time an inmate of the
tution, which she left about twelve months ago, and oft ,1,0
12th of February last she again applied for achnig,,'",/,
'
The prosecutor brought her down to his kitc`—to
where the watch was upon the table, and a knock comintro
the hall door soon afterwards, he went to open it, and de:l4
the prisoner to call on him the following Sunday. In 1)„`',
ten minetes after the prisoner's departure he missedld
watch, and he never saw the prisoner again until she vrildi

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The case was remanded to enable the police to trace the

watch.

MARKET NE WS.- (YESTERDAY')
CORM-EXCHANGE.
During the present week the arrivals of WiltAt from fteitiel
have been moderately good—those from cur other "muetins
limited. To-day the show of samples Was "jAtncsale, At
large, and most descriptions commanded a Stea"i There
prices about equal to those obtained on JiondaY' nt to
were a few transactions in foreign Wheat for sbilunA eiftg iD
France; but for home consumption very little Was u°-e7
that article. The best malting Barley sold readily, at ia
treme prices; while there was a better keg" ea'
the demand for other descriptions. Malt waspric_el
ceedingly dull in sale, at barely stationary
We were rather scautily supplied with Oats, the dein°P;
for which was firm, at the late improvement in value,•Lijnerraf
Peas, and Flour commanded full prices, but Indian tivr-
much neglected.

English
Irish. ........
Foreign ......

Wheat.
3,570 qrs.

ARRIVALS.
I Barley.
560 qrs.

Oat! 1,1 so 6.•
780 qrs.
7,030 I
1,570

2,030

7,810
Malt, 1,340 Qrs.
WNITZCIIAPEL.
We had a full average supply of Meat on offer i,str
Generally speaking, the demand was heavy at barl;',loo
tionary prices.—Beef, from 2s 8d t• 3s 6d; Mutton, per
4 4d; Ve,d, 4s 2d to 5s 2d; and York, 33 4d to 4s 1"
Blbs by the carcase.

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CURIOUS CIRCUMSTAINCE.—On Monday 113°„t siS;
a vixen fox was found dead on the line of the
Oxford branch of the Great Western Railway at Rawe,";sll3b
head being partially cut off by a side blow from ,13"dpop
train. The tribe of Reynard are generally wide awe''.,,ely
matters of self-preservation, and this casualty can el'elfisS
accounted for by the circumstance that close to the linotisli,
a flock of ewes and lambs, and that the fox had cauo o'
stole across the line towards the fold, for the PurPct she
seizing a lambkin for her cubs—which it was eviut",,te
possessed—but that hearing the train, she retraced be'
hee
and was unable, or too much terrified, to escape the
—Berkshire Chronicle.
[A OVERTISEMENT.J—TEAS AT WHOLESAL. ^
No. 2, lincKLEnsimaY, CHEAPSIDE.—FamiIies lerifo
consumption is large, and study economy, Will p
considerable advantage at this establishment. vii-ipsl6
form price is affixed, by which the purchaser of ¢
pound can obtain it on the same terms as the trad7 56.
Black Tea 2s. Bd., Ss., 3s. 4d, 3s. 8d 4e., 4s.
Green 3s. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 4s. 4d., 55., 65., 7;i: 5(11
Coffee 9d., lOd.. Is., is 2d., Is. 4d., Is. 6(1.11%.00;
One pound sent free to any part of town. Orders Pip
the country forwarded the same day; and whe_n.° e
quantity is for 61b. weight (tea only), the carrisito4
paid to any part of England.—klAz,sELL end
wholesale tea dealers, '2, Bucklersbury, Cheapside. 10
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—A SEVERE AFFECTION 01 jaer
CREST AND LUNGS CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S FlLM—Extract
ter, dated Bandon, March 2, 1847:—•• To Professor HolloWN
A young lady res.des here, whose chest and lungs were inw
a state, that from the lea ,t cold her difficulty of breathing ‘5, po%
that she could only get relief by idistering. She had little tt
petite, arid was so weak and bilitated as to be obliged to yr"
in going up one flight of stairs ; but, by rather a long Use.. g:ltb
Pills, lam happy to say she has been restored to perfect 'O9
(signed) WILLIAM BROWN." Sold by all druggists, and at IT
Holloway's I. stablishment. 244, Strand, London.

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