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I'eRSUANT. to a DECREE of the HIGH - COURT of
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WEST,"
kNY PERSON or PERSONS CLAIM-
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litore JOHN EDMUND DOWDEAWELL, .Esquire. one
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George I'inckard, M.D.
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Walter Buyd, Esq. M.P.
Robert thee, 111.D.T.R.5.
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Arthur Chichester, Esq.
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the benefit of their successors, applied in diminution of the
annual payments of preinium, at their option. • •
Persons wishing to secure a certain amount to be.paid at
their decease, either by depoiiting a single sum, or by paying
an annual premium for three, five, seven, or any certain num-
ber of years, instead of continuing the payments for thC
whole term of life, will .be allowed to area ,the assurance ac-
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1. A diminished Rate of Assurance, especially-on. the younger
Lives, calculated upon the improved state of public health and
Increased duration of human life,
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subject to such deviations., front the common standard of health
as tin not essentially tend to shorien lifo,•oalettlating the pre-
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cluding those afflicted with gout, asthma, butt the other dis-
eases usually specified. . . • - . • .
4. Purchasing the interest 'or the assuredwhenever circum-
stances may occur to render it expedient.
The Society will grant annuities, endowments for children,
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•T. PINK.kAD, Resident Secretary.

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 29..
Last,thry of Term. ).

IN Mt GlLllfileT, A lIANKRUPT..
The Bankrupt prayed to bet brought up on habeas corpus and
discharged, having been committed for not answering in a satis-
factory manner before the Confinissioners. The reason •given
by the prisoner fpr nut replying was, that a direct answer
might criminate hint.--{The transactions in question were,
dealing or jobbing in stocks). , •
The Lotto C.:tura:Et.Lott said, that Sir James Mansfield,
a very able JUdges • had discharged a. bankrapt prisoner from
the ennunilnlenl of the Commissioners on his own allegation,
that answering would criminate him., his Lordship would by
no means go that length. lie would first of all require the
petitioner to submit himself to another examination, and
give some better explanation. • It' the Commissioners stj)i.#hould
-think his answers unsatisfactory, the petitioner Was not with-
out hip remedy, by. application to any of time 12 judges, who
Would discharge hint If there were only the opinion of that one
Judge out of the 12 in t'avour,of his discharge.
riLAKIZmoitE v. oL.AMOROANSIIIIIII CANAL COMPANY.
The Lout) CHANcit t.r.o It expressed hid doubts.on the effect
of the alleged contempt and disobedience in this case on Satur-
day ; but made use of the opportunity to admonish the good
people of Wales, Magistrates inclusive, not •to be quite: so
ready in their appeals to clUb-law, as the transactions which
had been referred to in this case would indicate. His Lord-
ship, agreeably to his promise on Saturday, determined upon
the cases of tiriffiths, Mouth., Crawshaw, and finest, mein-
hers of the committee, whose COOnnitmela hail been prayed,
that there were no grounds for imprisoning them. Upon the
fate of Reece, the fifth of the defendants, his ;Lordship still)iesi-
tated, but undertook to give his decision on Thlrsday morning.

}HELLS V; nENELLI.—oPtaA-nousecAsF.s•
Much preliminary conversation took place upon the order of
this petition, the urgency of which, in regard •to the approach
of the season, was strongly pressed on the one side, while,
from some neglect of the solicitors on the other, which the
Lord Chancellor severely reprobated, the Counsel were not fully
instructed. It was arranged at last that the petition should be
opened.
Mr. HART stated the nature of the Motion, which was, that
Manager and receiver should be appointed to direct the prb.
perty and apply the receipts, and that the plaintiff might be at
liberty to offer his services for the management to the Master,
to do it without feeor reward, and that Mr. Allen might be restor-
ed as receiver. The motion arosetitit of a contract for renting
the Theatre now in question before the Court, by the plaintiff's
bill for specific perfermance, and by caws bill of defendant
pitying to be released from a fraudulent baroin. .The secti-
rities of the defendant (who i;sas described as a min of straw)
for the fulfilment of this contract, were the .norquis of Ilert-
ford, Earl Glen *alp lion.. F. Rouse, Mr. Chippendale, and
Mr. Vallop. The objection to the
.fultilment of the contract
was, that the plaintiff, who was to haire 10,0001 front the de-
fendant for giving up the Theatre to him, with the .ineuni.:
brances of the current season,-the property to, be taken for
better or worse by the defendant—had neglected to inform him
of debts amounting to between 8,000/. and 10,000/., 'which
were due upon it at the time. The Court would see, that
however that contract might be eventually disposed of, it was
for the interest of all parties that the most effectual preparations
should be made to make the season; which was now rapidly
approaching, available for the benefit of the property.