The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Ocr. 21.
This day the LORD CHANCELLOR held his first
Seal before 'Term.

NELSON V. SMITE!.

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY. moved, on the part of
the plaintiff, as the executor of a person of the
name of Cousins, that the defendant should be
restrained from proceeding. in an action of eject-
ment that the defendant. haul brought eigainst the
plaintiff, for ejecting hint from the, possession of
a tract of land which he had granted to the de-
ceased Cousins. It had been agreed between the
parties, that when three houses of the premises let
Were rooted in, Sunni should grant a- lease to
Cousins. There were now four houses covered
in, and Cousins being dead, the plaintif, as his
executor, wished to .be admitted to his right ;
s.v.hile, on the other hand, the defendant had
brOught an action of Vjectinent against himll. -
Mr. BLAKE, for the defendant, said, that he
was perfectly ready to drop his action, and to ,sign
the lease tendered to hint, upon payment of the
rent due. .Hut the plaintiff had
.positively refused
to erect any furthet houses, or to enter into any
building lease, not being himself a builder.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it seemed to him
that the plaintiff must pay the rent doe. It would,
be, .probably, better that the.matter should go
'before the Master,•to see if the lease tendered was
a proper one, •

BtAtit anstvere‘h the defendant had no ob-
jection to 'sign the lease tendered to hint, upon
leis rent. and cost.: being paid.
• The Lolip CHANCELLuIi.—=-The rent and Costs
must be paid.

ENIBPEN V. CoVENTRY.
Sir SAMUEL RoIIILLY was 00 the point of
making a ntotion iit this case, when-,--
Mr. HART moved,. that it do stand till next
Seal.

• Sir SAMUEL liomniv had no objection, on an
un►iertaking from Air. Coventry, that he should
not in the ►Wean time part with the money.
Mr. IliaT helieVed he was sufficiently Counsel
for Mr. Coventry to enter into such an under-
taking.—Stands .tor

' CITY BusttlEss.—Yesterday the Lord Mayor
held a Court of Aldermen, for the dispatch of ge-
ner<,9lFublic business.—Several bars of gold, weigh-
ing 'upwards of 7500 ounces, were sworn oil for
exportation.--The Commissioners of the Court of
Requests for the month of December were appoint-
ed.A Presentment was made from the intinest,
or Homage Jury of St.. James, Duke's-place,
of some ruinous houses, and the Act of Par-
liament directed to he put in force.—The
Court proceeded at considerable length in the
consideration of the petition of Mr. Splitgnber
against Mr. Brandon, olie of the Jew Brokers, and
the' several parties concerned were heard thereon,
"awl the further consideration ultimately adjourn-
ed. The Office of Clerk to the Sitting Justices at
Guildhall was declared vacant, and the election
appointed to take place at the next'Court.
Coo tsi Exc Fi A 1.4 G NOV. I.—We had some fresh
arrivals this morning- both of Wheat and Oats,
.together with what %VAS left front last tiny, were
quire equal to the demand ; Eat: samples of each
met a ready saleat Monday's prices, but ordinary
were not to brisk. Barley and Malt supported
their prices- Iu Pean and beans there was no
altcratioui

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Wai.Rsainitti-„:r0S-cr711..U(2161,V 1
1.:--17ResE'lertlay evening,
about hall-pastlour o'clock, the C4.tirei rat of this
city v.-as discovered to be on tire. It is probable
that the - fire bad been, bUrning for an hour or twO
belOrei as the flames had then reached to a'vere-
consideathed6gfee•of violence. No-service had
taken- phteequjtiorsinne'Sundays, as the outer
roof was undergoing a thorough repair. That
repair was nearly completed, and we .understand
that fires ph-iperly secured, as was imagined, were
placed in different parts, partictilarly -near -the
organ-, for the purpose of removing damps, add
preparing the 'church for being re-Opened. Wk-tt
the fire Was discovered, the bells were rung; the
alarm spread throughout 'the -Whole city, and all
the engines were brought to-the spot as speedily-
as possible. The Mayor and other Municipal
Offi,cers, with Colonel M'Carthy, and the officers
and' niewof 'the o%tll regiment and a great con-
course- of. inha.hitants, immediately attended,
of- %Omni, maniifested the most ardent Zeal and
tivity on the melancholy occasion ;. but the public
will learn; With deep regret, that. it was beyond
the powerof human labour to save the-interior of
so fine and ornamental an edifice front almost total
destruction. The beaut,ful and admirably-tuned
organ, the gift of the late Dean. Harman, .and
which, 35 years ago, cost 1200 guineas; was en-
tirely constnned ; and it is to be feared, that
of the most ancient Church music in Ireland haFs
also Perished. The hooks of the Library were cat,.
tied into the house of the Rev. Dean Lee, but the
fire did not extend to the Library., or to any part
of the spire. The Ammon of. the damage is. pro.
bably not less than ten or cwelve thousand pounds.
The 'fire broke out in several parts of the_Chnrch,
and we know not at present Whether it was
produced by the melting of lead on the roof.
Coast, Oct. 26.—We regret to perceive that t
Spirit of turbulence manifested itself some days
since amongst the peasantry at Caskletown Roche,
in this co:411(y. It appears that on Sunday, the
Bth instant, after serVice was concluded et the.
Chapel of Coat:town Roche, as several of the
farmers were in the act Of -hiring some peen frOra
the, county Of Kerry, they Ivere prevented and in.
timidated from doing so by a number of the la.
botirers in the neighbourhood of that town, who
attacked th'ekerrymen, and beat two of their:
Most 'erne-lb/I.- information being given to Mt.
FosberFy, one of the Magistrates of that County,
he repaired to the spot immediately after church,
accompanied by all the gentlemen and farmers
who were then in the town, but the perpetrators
fled on hearing of their approach, and. have not
since returned ; tine names of the ringleaders-are
however known, and proper int:et-mations -being--
lodged, we hope they will soon meet with that
ptinishment.,they so. justly deserve. A military.
force is _flow ("pattered in' Castietown Roche. -
CasfiF.Witc-OcT. 26.—We are tonceraed to
state; that tm the night of Wednesday, the 18th.
inst. the house of a man named Sweer,y, at Kul-
ncearra, within about six miles of this town., was
entered by a number of men (belonging to a party'
of about 70), covered with white shirts, who,
after administeriug an oath to him, carded him se-
verely on the back. Sweeny had been, we un-
derstand, employed to prevent the cattle of te-
mints, who were I'2 months in an rear, from being•
removed off the land they occupied, until a settle-
ment could
.be obtained frotn them—and the na-
ture of the oath ‘vhieli he was forced to take was, -
that in feature he would not interfere between:
landlord and tenant, except for the benefit of Om
lam ter.--(Mayo Constitiaion.)
The IVY. John Graves being informed that the
following. five persons, viz.:—John Riordan,.
Edmond Riordan, Cornelius Riordan, John Sul-
lit and John Long, charged with ha‘ing bur-
gloriously broken into the house of Michael Cur-
tin, and having flogged him on the back, were all.
at their respective habitations, in a lonely and re-
mote part of the county, near Kiltniddy, repairer(
thither at a late hour on Sunday night last, assist-
td by the Rev. John Croke, (An is also appoint
a Magistrate of this county), and Lieutenant
Alves; with a strong .party of the 74th regiment,
and after a fatiguing march, succeeded in appre-
hending every one of the above-named persons,
who have been lodged. ill' the county gaol of Li-
merick, to abide their trials on the charges al.
',edged against them.—(Limerick Chronicle).