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London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

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CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
This Was the last day of Michaelmas Term, and the
Lord heard Chancellor sat in the Old Hall, Lincoln's Inn, and
appeal motions.

This WELLESLEY V. MORNINGTON.
aial motion, which related to cuttin dwn
ember, occuTe pied the Lord Chancellor the whole mg orniong

ROLLS' COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
The MASTER of the Rous, after disposing of the
case of " The Queen v. Prosser," the facts of which we
gave when the case was argued from the Petty Bag side
the Court, proceeded to hear motion's, it being the
hist day of Michaelmas Term ; but nothing calling for
a special report came before his Lordship.

VICE-CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND.)
The VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND took motions
10 day, it being the last day of Michaelmas Term.
before doing £O, however, his Mon our disposed of two pe-
titions that came before him yesterday,viz., " Lady Ross-
lies Trust," and " Thorner's Charity," but no question
was involved in tither of them of any interest, except to
the parties concerned.
(Before the Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.
nig iloNotra, after disposing of the case of " Griggs
1°- Staples," heard motions.
(Before the Vico-Chancellor NVlansm.)
BR •OKR V. CLARKE.
His Horrouit gave judgment in this case to-day, and
then proceeded to hear motions, it being the last day of
Michaelmas Term.

The Equity Courts will not sit again till the Firs
Seal after term (4th December.)

QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THIS DAY.
(Sittings in Banco.)
PERRY V. BLOGG.

Lord DENMAN gave the judgment of the Cow t in this
esse at the sitting of the Court. The application for a
rule for a Lew trial was refused.

THE QUEEN V. HADLEY.
This was an applicection for a rule, calling upon the
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defendant, the Editor and Proprietor of the Cheltenham
Journal, to show cause why a rule should not be issued,
calling
upon him to show cause why a criminal informa-
tion should not be filed against him, for a libel on some
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Jench of ma4istrates at Cheltenham, in a speech
the ' reported in that paper. The case was now called on for
argument.
l I** GoDsoN said the defendant was prepared to apo-
logise for the insertion of the speech: illness alone pre-
_peresecution
The him
ik fro In coming to London to do so.
the L'TTORNEY-GENERAL was prepared to abandon
Th rule way on the defendant making an apology.
aut making of casts .11 . i therefore made absolute on the payment
defend ' 4 ittrther proceedings to be abandoned on the
the required apology.

BAIL COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
" QUEEN AGAINST MOWATT AND ANOTHER.
Mr. PRASIILEY moved for a certiorari to move an in-
dictment from the Central Criminal Court into the
Queen's Bench. The char,e was one of conspiracy for
Obtaining money by false prctcnces, and it involve(,
several questions at law. The charge arose out of the
!aim) of the sale of two horses, on a warranty for 651,
but one of them turned out to be roarer, and as there
were circumstances connected with the transaction which
gave it the aspect of a conspiracy, the defendants were
prosecuted for that offence.
Mr. justice PATTESON granted the application.
NE e. COMMIstjuNERS Vl' WOODS AND FORESTS.
ar• Bovu. moved for a rule nisi, calling upon the
"I.lstnilsioners of Woods and Forests to show cause why
toTandamus should not issue to compel them to summon
fft;ry to assess the damr.ges and award compensvion
Mr. Pa) ne for the injury which would he done t his
Property by the construction of the new Victoria-pan k,
atll3t.tersea. The Commissioners had given notice of
their intenion to take the land so long ago as 1846, but
s 'there was setae dispute about the title to the pro-
moo hicatnllde.rtLpo. nr,ti4-,n did niftitb: settle
lontgto.
a(i put (, the
r. Payne was compelled to have recourse
to this proecediu,
The COURT granted a rule.

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