The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CIIANCELLOR'S COURT, FEB. 5.
The Court took unoiTosed petitions, short causes, and motions
to-clay.
SEELAY AND OTIIERA V. ?MIER. AND OTUfiIS.-T114: RAY. T.

COURT CHRISTIAN, NORWICH.
FEBRUARY 1.

SILLINGS V. DAVIE.—DRPAMATION.
A new case, held over to next Court.
TIIORP V. KING —DEPASIATION.

A new case, in which the defendant, a married w3man,
was called, but did not appear:

IItNN AND GOWER V. CIIILDS.

Mr. Rackham put in the personal answers of the plain-
tiffs to the additional articles of the defendant, and a term
probatory (that is a period for adducing evidence to the
averments of his allegation) was assignei to the defendant.
Mr. Childs then applied to have the new Church rate,
and the accounts and vouchers for the old one, brought
into the registry, as he bad moved at the last Court. This
Mr. Rackham opposed, alleging that such a course was
not authorised by the practice of the Superior Courts.
The Judge, however, without calling on the defendant
to support his motion, said he believed the Court had
power to make the order required by him, and the plain-
tiffs must be assigned to bring in the documents in ques-
tion. If they neglected•to do so a monition would issue.
The defendant said he did not wish to put the plaintiffs
to needless trouble, and he would now consent to what
he had offered before the question was decid,d in his fa-
vour, that instead of having the books brought into the
Registry he would inspect them at Bungay. The plain-
tiffs might name their own time and place, but he must
require that they should not, as on a similar previous occa-
sion, oppose obstruction and delay to his inspection of do-
cuments which they could not withhold. He might take
the liberty of adding that he would not have troubled the
Court with this motion had be not been advised on the
highest authority that it was in strict accordance with ec-
clesiastical practice.
Mr. Childs further stated that it appeared to him need-
ful, once in a while, to recapitulate the facts of a case,
or there was danger that in those Courts they would be
wholly lost sight of. A year bad now elapsed since he
first attended in this place, at the slit of the plaintiffs.
During that period be had travelled hither and back very
nearly 500 miles, and it was at least presumable that he
had incurred other expense beside the cost and time of
mere attendance. The suit requiring such a sacrifice was
instituted by the plaintiffs to recover the sum of 33. 43. ;
and, while remarking on the delay and expense attending
its progress, he did not assuredly complain that he was in
a worse condition than other suitors, for, since he at-
tended the Court, he was not aware that a single cause
had been decided; neither did he complain of the officers
of the Court, but of its laws and constitution—that there
was absoletely no other tribunal which could entertain this
subject, or before which he could resist a demand as
gal, as he believed this to be, and that a year should be
consumed before the formality of the suit was half
concluded.

NEWMAN V. NRWMAN-CONTESTED WILL.

Mr. Ilinsell prayed publication of the evidence, but
Mr. Rackham objected, alleging that the plaintiff had
died the day previously, and there was therefore an
end of the suit.

Mr. Hansen contended that as there was only the un-
supported assertion of the Learned Gentleman opposite
on this point, the Court could not have knowledge of it,
but -as it appeared a person at hand was ready to depose
he had been present at the plaintiffs death, the case was
held over with a view to its being withdrawn.

TIC E SUN. LONDON, SATLRDAY, FEBR VARY C, 1941.

FROM LAST MGEIT'S GAZETTE.

CROWN OFFICE, FEn. 4, 1811.

MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS TRESHNT PARMA-

ME NT.

CITY of CANTILABURY.—The Hon. Georg Percy Sydney
Sinthe, in the room of Lord Albert Lennon Coriyngnion,
who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
BOROUGH OF WALSALL—John Neilson Gladstone, Esq..
in the room of Francis Finch, Esq., who has accepted the
Chiltern Hundreds.

BOROUGH Of BEICIATIL—The lion. Charles Somers
Cocks, commonly called Viscount Eastnor, in the room of the
Hon. John Somers Cocks, commonly called Viscount Eastnor,
now Earl Somers.

Cheshire—At Chester and City, Thursday, July 29.
Flintshire—At Mold, Saturday, July 31.
Denbighshire—At liuthin, Monday, August 2.
Anglesey— At liciumaris, Weclnesday, August 4.
Carnarvonshire— At Carnarvon, Thursday, August 5.
Merionethshire—At Dolg.slly, Saturday, August 7.
Aiontgome,-yshire— At 't eh .t, I'o o. Tue,elay, August 10.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
(J. G. HARI:is, Esq., Commissioner. )
Essex—At Chelmsford, Tuesday, July 6.
Essex—At Colchester, Wednesday, July 7.
Suffolk—At Ipswich, Thursday, July 8.
Norfolk—at Yarmouth, Saturday, July 10:
Norfolk—at Norwich and City, Monday, July 12.
Norfolk—at Lynn, Thursday, July 15.
Suffolk—at Bury St. Edmunds, Friday, Ju'y 16.
Cambridgeshire—at Cambridge, Monday, July 19.
Buckinghamshire--at Aylesbury, Wednesday, July 21.
fladfordshire—at Bedford, Friday, July 23.
Huntingdon hire—at Huntingdon, Saturday, July 24.
Northamptonshire—at Peterborough, Monday, July 26.
Lincolnshire—at Lincoln a:A City, Wednesday, July 23.
Nottinghamshire—at Nottingham and Town, Friday, July 30.
Derbyshire—at Derby, Monday, August 2.
Leicestershire—at Leicester, Wednesday, August 4.
Northamptonshire —at Northampton, Friday, August 6,
At the City and County of the City of Coveutry, Monday,
August 9.!
Warwickskire—at Warwick, Tuesday, August 10.
~Istiopshire--at Oldbury, Friday, August 13.
Warwickshire—at Birmingham, Saturday, August 14.
Staffordshire—at Lichfield. Tuesday, August 17.
Staffordshire—at Stafford, Wednesday, August N.
Shropshire—at Slntwshory, Saturday, August 21.
HOME CIRCUIT.

T. It. llowEg, Eqq. Commissioner.
Kont--at Dover, Mondry, June 23.
Kent—at Canterbury, Tuesday, June 29.
Kent—at Maidstone, Wednesday, June 30.
Sussex—at Horsham, Friday, July 16.
Hertfordshire—at Hertford, Saturday, July 31.

SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.
W. J. LAW, Esq., Commissioner.
Berkshire—at Reading, Wednesday, June 23.
Oxfordshire—at Oxford, Thursday, June 24.
Worcestershire—at Worcester and City, Saturday, June 26.
Radnorshire—at Presteigne, Tuesday, June 29.
Brecknockshire—at Brecon, Wednesday, June 30.
Cardiganshire—at Cardigan, Friday, July 2.
Pembrokeshire—at Haverfordwest and Town, Saturday, July 3.
Carrrnrthenshire —at Carmarthen and Borough, Tuesday,
July 6.
Glamorganshire—at Swansea, Thursday, July 8.
Glamorganshire—at Cardiff, Friday, July 9.
Monmouthshire—at Monm.uth, Monday, July 12.
Herefordshire—at Hereford, Tuesday, July 13.
GlouecAtershire—a, Gloucester and City, Thursday, July 15.
At the City and County of the Cityof Bristol, Monday, July 19.
Somersetshire—at Bath, Thursday, July 22.
Somersetshire—at Wells. Friday, July 23.
Cornwall—at Bodmin, Tuesday, July 27.
Devonshire—at Plymouth, Thursday, July 29.
Devonshire—at Exeter and City, Saturday, July 31.
Dorsetshire—at Dorchester, Wednesday, August 4.
Wilt shire—at Salisbury, Friday, August 6.
Southampton—at Winchester, Saturday, August 7.
At the Town and County of the Town of Southampton, Mon-
day, August 9.