The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-02 00:00:00

‘Mid%,ea
dand f East Ken Bentst,B2s t
237,500 ... 240,700 to op
o
vs3lo' Al 0
zonouGH imp sPrnislMX-- &w
Although the arrivals of Potatoes in the Fool, .du rid
by the various railways, have been on the incregsederigl
945; baen dquote d
Sussex, a t 75
the week, and of improved quality,- the suppl Yost
no means large. A steady business is doing in InnunPr
at our quotations. From Boulogne, 10; and froino 1451,;
110 tons have come to band. York Regents, 1203:t5,
ditto Shaws. 120 s to 130 s; Kent and Esse% Bege031:11:
to 180 s; ditto Shaws, 120 s to 150 • ditto Nidrilts
140 s; Lincolnshire Regents, 125 s to 140 s; ditto Sidas
to 130 s.
cool
fsrotoniB9B,v
Per
co

WOor. bee entiff
Since Monday last the imports of Wool have Di
to 128 bales from St. Petersburgh, 204 ditto fr°Alllaide..,,,,
32 ditto from Konigsburg end 81 ditto NM Pri
English Wool a fair amoun't of business is doing a'ted,
but foreign and colonial qualities are much Deg
-lee—.
we cannot consider them lower,
sad I'r°
There is a large husinTestridoXlinOgViln.this Market'
are again a shade higher.

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CHANCERY.—(THIS .01',rar)0
This being the first day of Michaelmas
Lord Chancellor (after receiving the Lord 1481:014
and mating to him that her Ms'esty had elec,,tir
the choice of her faithful citizens of Lou
him their Chief Magistrate for the ensuing Yea Weref
tained the Judges, Masters in Chancery, leece
Counsel, to breakfast, at his Lordship's resi"beenrt°
which they proceeded in state to Westmirls'
their respective Courts. t past the
The Lord Chancellor took his seat at 1110
o'clock, accompanied by the Master of they e '074,
Vice-Chancellor of England, Vice-Chase ay
and Masters Sir Giffin Wilson and Mr. trrttsr;oirrA'Sf;
A THE TRoUTBECK CASE—PETITION jot
gentleman behind the bar applied ~:netiti°l4P
atathe sitting of the Court, in the case ote aoif
ri,,ht presented by the representative of the 400,000
fTroutbeck, claiming from the Crown sum °fet:f
or a commission to inquire into the stategle- collebo
petition, and to return them into the Cour!. (); oticegal;
The LoRD CHANCELLOR inquired whether
been given of the application to the Attere,`; VP'
and,
upon being informed in the negative, f
declined
to interfere until notice had been g"-idiell4
The Court was occupied the remainderj,4oo,,P.l,
with appeal motions, several of which were riiote.
a future day, and others contained no A
1
ROLLS' COURT. (THIS,r, toe
Lord Langdale opened the Court at haw.
HOPE V. HOPE.
Mr. TINNEY, on behalf of the plaintiff,. 02101,1 tho
be ill'
cause should stand over until a new trial C 0
s tituted. ap.• ifec,f.
Lord LANGDALE said he considered the lite
was just, and would therefore grant an order t°'
inepti be
LOW v. RUSSELL.
Mr. TINNEY applied to the Court for leaveto°sFA'
this case, and cited several affidavits, SGe7; g
17'
justice and expediency of the applicatio.--)-
BRENTON V. VERNON.
Mr. TURNER applied to the Court for on
restrain Thomas W. Vernon, the defenecies",,-eacetailp
case, from carrying on
house property on tehe
hr, the bill, thesame
works on the tanAare
A t, (111:#4,
Mr. K iNDEast,r, on the part of the deforlell,
bsealindglacnadlsc.ulated to iv.l Ito
oppose the application, which was accordiLg.leo
and the hearing of the original motion in
appointed for Thursday next.

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VICE-CHANCER y.__(T.HA-f.O), fj,4
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of F-ILti dijuv lliii
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor of Eng - t nilittro
take his seat in his Court at Westminster to 1. itig
nearly two o'clock, in consequence of havT'this
the Lord Chancellor and the other judge'
the first day of Michaelmas term.
The Court proceeded to hear motions. td
(Before Sir J. Mott Ax.) oteloerhfor
This Court was opened shortly before twodo to°
was occupied during the greater part of the
ing some unimportant motions.

Alt.
COMMON PLEAS THIS preseP,llf
On the opening of this court to. day, the i°1.05 0.11,g0
a somewhat different appearance to what it „0,07i11,1 to
done on the first day of term, each row c-reglriace3
mixture of silk and stuff gowns, without hod IP 00
seniority or standing. Several of the juni°rs eio '
Dee
themselves iu the front row, as if eager t°,s,.ttlire,oct
the rank and position of their more forward,"'d'oes ',114
the long robe ; but a short time before the ."(3r'ilt°,'lti'
vthceicier,secaatlsl,eath eouctieftoushtehre ta,fmtuhsaemeoenutrt,
oifyntlieo3'oslsneio;
tors present, " Gentlemen with stuff Ow- 00 Os
tire to the back ruws,
gentlemen with silk gowns." aAnat on:eke.tbar:fr:ll‘,4o
taken by the young aspirants to legal barji- Or" f
hallowed seats hitherto sacred to those on')cessi°ll:oll
display a sergeant's wig were left in the Pio s sge'
mixed group of their former possessors, *lot ar11:00%
apt inkling of Queen's Counsel, whom the,9,- occ°
went of opening the Court to the whole L',7er. `'tt9
to seniority and standing, had attracted 'l,ll bar,rf,
gether we have never witnessed such fur-hief evlo4
one at present assembled to meet the new
'J
on this his first day of presiding in the -11 too'
the scene of his forensic triumphs. „dshillfilP
About a quarter to two o'clock their ii°` „it's ' P
Thop-siij
seats. Present—Lord Chief Justice
Mr. Justice Pattison, Mr. Justice gaule'
Vaughan' Williams.

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AY.)
BANKRUPTC Y.—(THIO -,„ ) g
(Before Mr. Commissioner SREPits—ili°;ol/r
COSTS CP OPPOSING CREDITORS.---IN --„4 a eedr
In this case the defendant was described ','",e fitl „' ;111
man residing in the vicinity of Edmonton, tt;del", 0
audit had taken place an application WO /1300 tie°
Learned Commissioner for the allowance of col petit
opposing creditor, on the ground that be the be
instrumental in obtaining a large dividend for fi)
that bej V
of the general body of creditors.
The Learned COMMISSIONER did not see ;be had
~
the power to do so, but if it was shown lb - bey
11) 81/
would entertain the application. A ft OP JO
The Registrar said that if property had "-cht 03` A
recovered, no doubt the Commissioner alig- ,oiirl
allowance in the shape of costs.
~ h" d 3; aietfli
The Attorney said that the insolvent --1„dor-net'
debts to the amount of 2,0001., but on the, '7, pror ptir
of the schedule he had returnd that he had s°_,lf .06;
although his wife had, and he refused to etne 00" j 0;
position to his creditors; but on the opposib"bteiPotP
Lain inquiries being made, assetts had beellAs, 0104
which a dividend of 3s. 7d , another ready cu "or'S
probability of a further dividend to the sane - 11)F4
amount. gleif 1
The Learned COMMISSIONER—How can 9011 40° q
bo the
it was the result of the opposition?
,I;t- rs ~gt
The Attorney said that the other creu,•-;°, 0-
i:
suspicion, and it was solely by the 013Psit-11 firl'is'
funds had been realised. tb e
The Learned COMMISSIONER then granted
cation. 0
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CRIMINAL COURT—(TIIis Y 0
8011
OLD COURT Aid
Ai
(Before the Common .SERGEANT and. o'b;
ef
Gums.) SOf "
Alfred Dutton, a married man, forty year- Doc-.detic,
held a responsible situation in the Londollher te ;
convicted upon the clearest medical and tj, ab°L. te'
of a most outrageous assault upon a little g" tea
years old. He was sentenced to be trans Per di4
years.
descri ,
William Vine, a forbidding lookineelloW, ld
the calendar as a labourer, was convicted of_eo of, DO o
Pi
person named Scott, in Hyde Park, on the ta
last, aid attempting to extort money fr°
threatening to make an infamous charge.
The COMMON SERGEANT said that the r t to s',,ov
one of a set whose practice it was to attereP
money under similar circumstances, andcfrutre P$01.;1111,6
man could be considered safe. One 0. ..00e''
fellow named Webb, was convicted last sesh'e°Pri'd
instance of the present prosecutor, when tcoetrivile°'
who was included in the same indictment, sergesati
keep out of the way. It was his the (Conenclishe II
determination to send such persons out bito„o' Or'
whenever they were found guilty belor-trann-
therefore, sentenced the prisoner to he „ fer,„
beyond the seas for the term of seven y'111"el
John Ragan, an Irish labourer, was Imunat to ,
niously assaulting Martin Connor, with lute Ai
some grievous bodily harm. „ wor":03
Connor deposed that he had some gegr,tei
the prisoner in Kennington-lane, where "truck 'pti 13"
work repairing the foot-wav, when Raga' sof tibi"
the face with a chisel near the right eye, „re
_s
had lothe the n''Ll tbP
Mr. Worthington, a surgeon, described
the wound, which was a very severe one,
.11.
the sight of the eye was completely
destroy_,Witnesses having been called as to charts;:sault.;ol
eife
en „
The jury found the prisoner guilty of 1111. t to to, A
The COMMON SERGEANT sentenced ut
rd ish°l
months' imprisonment, and to be kept 0.1,,4e55-h°',,ke'
The prosecutor then stepped into the witain evor cod
said that he was disabled by the in.P;llZrecoiletie
tently filling his situation, as masons' 1. his iv'
work properly at his trade, and he, with_orlih°ll-a terf
four children, were obliged to go into the v; indict! e+ 0
James Bruce, a jeweller, aged 35, wa Lon'
stealing five watchesohe property of gr.
Rathborne-place, watchmaker. The
Mr. Ballantine defended the piisoner. jot ter(
Mr. CLARRSON stated the case to
_t',ll, bege, 0,
prisoner came to the prosecutor on the 16;kr. ort!.0010
ber last, and represented himself to he
Jermyn-street, Jeweller. Prosecutor havrratber,
on the goief
to
him
ms
some
ee
watches. He
forHeeweistmh
ethaegapir_isoniseer the
obtained other watches, alleging that " e 000
if b
show them to a customer in Eitzroy-stl_uy 'bring,,Gota
did not succeed in selling them he ."700 preo
back, After hesitating f9r °wag ^nl32-

quotations have had a downward tendency. Several ca
of foreign meat have appeared on sale.
At per stone, by the Carcase. 4.1
4. d. to 3
-
s. d. to s. d.
Beef, Inferior-- • 4
2 6 2 8 Mutton, inferior 60
4
- middling „. 210 3 0 -------- middling- 6
- prime large 3 2 3 4 ------ prime •• • • 4 4
- prime small .. 3 4 3 6 Pork, large •••••• • • A 6
"al•• •• •• •• •• •••• 3 4 4 6 --- small •• " '
Lamb, Os Od to Os Od.
BOROUGH HOP 111.11ENZir" d
As the duty is expected to be officially announekeira 01
few days, exceedingly little business is doing in
os anY_orvinil
Hops, the priees of which may be considered almt;
By many persons the duty is expected to be as folio 5'
Rochester, from £73,500 to £74,000
Canterbury ... 45,000 45,500
Sussex ... 65,500 ... 66,500
Worcester ... 34,000 ... 34,500
Farnham ... 15,000 ... 15,500
Kingdom ... 4,500 .. 4,700