The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-14 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER. COURT-THIS

(Sittings in Banco.)

LEWIS V. EDWARDS.
tr..d beff M- 13.

nis action was trie, core Mr. ,aron Rolfe, w
plaintiff was nonsuited.p to
andlie defroare
enter
and
verdict
dfor
thelep,naisi
iii
setSaisridl'e%tlPielnOncsuKita,pa rule
for the sum of 4,126/, sial/
Mr. CROWDER and Mr. A. WOOD showed caw° 1,6,0
the rule. The plaintiff had joined in partnersill) and
Bailey and Potter ; those parties became bankruP,,`,'„,isat,
left the plaintiff the only solvent partner. The d'll'ov 110
was the official assignee under the bankruptcy', 'b-, the
uplifted the partnership accounts and was sued '
plaintiff for money received by him in that vsaYt
Sir F. PoLeocK and Mr. COWLING supported t „oat.
ho
The question was one of accounts, and the erg'
purely technical. 'ffieultYs
The COURT said it was a case of great (11
they would take time to consider their judgment'
impostor is
Jos-
letters to parties here, offering them somethi g °Oc°.;
advantage (!) on payment of 908.—Giciana Tinses.iarbie!,
ST. IVES, CORNWALL, NOV. 11.---Tbebere tb;,
quantity of pilchards ever known has been taken 00 bto
0
a:gair)
day. In the course of three hours upwards of
Xeer°
were inclosed in the several scans einployeds
A. correspondent informs us that the Cc,
of Prince Albert's Hussars who have aeeePteljeena.P:isro,
digan's invitation to a shooting excursion to
od ci
01.
in Northamptonshire, are Captains Dougifcatoninr,,g,"rt-
and Lieutenants Jenkinson, Wielen, sn"he late Yrig"
As Lord Cardigan took particular care at t'; t Cultic is
martial to impress on the Court that Lientennyncrecli:ne, its
ham's evidence was deserving of scarcelY 7tispesit.-
considered as being of a very forgiving p
being the first to accept the invitation. 1, ,ess - r rsi
The brother of his Royal Hig"l„—, and ph:'neo
t.Ajoulnlisceutridtobnaurrlytivaoeilndwaaat Burton by the Birminghseeded t"-eer,
yviosnit tNol
Derby Reporter. AP
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT 1.•-• for the
BLACK.—A meeting is to be held to-morn blip egnrraot
pose of making arrangements for giving a, c 101'1'03
sion of esteem to Mr. Adam Black, in whic", co Civ",,ryi
the slightest doubt, that all the real friends el.,,,,lfir`—iss
religious liberty" will cordially join,—Cdecinint; (111°.i%
MYSTERIOUS AVIA Ilt.—Yestero3/0 ea tO,tor,
day) morning, Mr. Hitchins, who was sentLe c,,3ol°rsel
months' imprisonment, being the leader of C Papa
General's party at the Newark election, reee';`o., Len.o,
containing a large plum cake, which cattle,j(rr° flitc,„ves
by the Express coach, and was directed About °jot,
Mr. 13rierley's, County jail, Nottingham•" kt,, siibssr
o'clock, he broke off a small portion of the eu
it, taking also a glass of wine. In about hdareadaq,st,
afterwards. he was taken violently sick, with t and or.
at the stomach, a burning sensation in kis throa.cd.
cold perspiration and his limbs partially coutir
it: lit
qrsf
Attenburrow, surgeon to the jail, was called the yoilit
iD
twelve o'clock, and administered ammonia,' vet, b
eggs, &c. Last night Mr. Hitckins was be fs,
great agony.—Nottingham Review. Ci'"-POOr'
RESIDENCES OF THE LABOURING tbo•
sot
—ln a circular letter transmitted yesterday fr°n/rislieg •
law Commissioners to the Guardians of the l'adesire
is ~.0
unions in the metropolis, " the Commissiosc,o
of
recal to the attention of the Guardians the tateteepOth,
have from time to time been brought to the,,tion efbcat
the Legislature in respect to the sanatory cormekroittd
labouring population in the metropolis, and re of °cirri'
of the circumstance made apparent in the tours
thee theclso,
vestigations instituted, that a large proportion` ',.keess,
to relief on account of destitution arise from ' e'hs
nom of the dwellings of the labouring el
_turas ,
tributed chiefly to the defective internal arariellsee:tsey'd totooto
want of proper cleanliness in them. From analrof
in 1838 by tho medical officers of twenty tej .
rishes in the metropolis it appeared that 13,',,,re ere! it;
claims to relief on the ground of destitution o_`,,d teach
during. during. that- year by attacks of fever alone, ;raj Jefsro`"o
1,281 cases the attacks proved fatal. The Qespear
io
from fever in the metropolis during that year
_,,,rretnrntor
the summary of the Superintendent Registrars of os e,
have been 5,634. A considerable proportT`,o the °Pol
cases of sickness and mortality were ascribe di :11d 00,000,
ration of the like causes, which the phYsteian:dosed, coy
officers by whom the Commissioners ale, roar
cider to be preventible by the enforcement 01 P
ne
tory regulations."
hot
Every
DAY-DAWN IN THE EAST.— e •
aware of the little twilight of a tropical ev,endianyl";
darkness immediately follows the glare I A
,(,)„ite— giitboet
reader may perhaps not be equally well aeq-- ;gay
orb Of itcht ie
circumstance attending the rising of theof 'l'
an hour before this takes place, a faint falsest,rie dachas
visible in the East, which is called the
4. trued!„,en
this is again succeeded by darkness ere the_isbas greo,
precedes the rising of the glorious sun. 'l„n,he
rise to many pretty conceits, expressed in all bd sis
language of the East, in some of the Hind an
The
poems. —Napier's Scenes and Sports.
tt A Ikt '5
tter
THE "DECLINE ot"rIIK
so highly paid as Miss Ellen Tree; d
President of the giant republic of the
so large a salary as Mr. Nlacready ! Nic.(ll L_l!oney Great Britain—the greatest empire inst_hae.aw!re-11,1:libr,abr';
whilst she lived, drew five times as nau.st m oco
Colonial Secretary ; and Mi. Farreni_oonearin'jhe
LinnitetbioStratreeso:i:roo;
paid as the representative of the Home-oft
mons of Britain I