The Sun.
London, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS-THIS DAl''

VICE-CHANCERY.—(THIS
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND')
THE DAILY NEWS.—BRADBURY V. MARBlftbig
Mr. BETHELL, upon his Honour taking his sea'ootice'y
_ng, renewed his application for leave to give ...ht
motion far to-morrow, for an injunction to rest"ilie till
fendant from publishing a daily newspaper, under job Pio
the Daily News, the name of the new morningJe,„`istid;,S
lished since the opening of Parliament by the hie2ur'is
consequence of the leave given by the Court ou t,;00o,0
the last mouth, notice had been given of the inteo,L;pi
plaintiffs to move for the injunction. Upon reeelestslo
notice the defendant appeared to express his rebo. ty
what he had done; but since then he had issue
•announcing his intention to publish a paper, to bed
Daily News, at 20., and it therefore became °
apply for the injunction.
Coot el His HONOUR gaveleave for the Learned e
for the injunction to-morrow.
vss OF
THE CORPORATION OF LOUTH V. THE WARD--
.001 GRA3INAR SCHOOL OF LOUTH. Qpl
The further arguments in this part-heard case '-
Court the remainder of the day.
QUEEN'S BENCH—(THIS
<Sittings at Nisi Prins, Westminster Hall, before 311.'
Wlcaintas and a Common Jury.)
KILBY V. ELCOKIL 00'
In this case it appeared that the plaintiff walciefOiii
master, who sought to recover damages from the of
by reason of the injury he sustained from the bite ogle
kept by the defendant, which was in the habit 0 if
and biting at passers-by. tbes3l
The charge not having appeared to be proved t'lefesOita
faction of the jury, a verdict was returned for the un.aiiis!
The next case was one involving a charge., 84';00'0'1
Alsia steamer, trading between London and
se4,l)
negligent navigation, by which a coal barge '0'561 Ile
d her cargo, value 301., was lost, to which was adof the vessel, 301. more.
Several witnesses were examined to prove there;
amount of injury sustained by the owners of the ba,lleo
witnesses for the defence were under examineSie°
report left.
EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DAY) (Sittings at Nisi Prius after Term, before Mr. f3ar
• and Special Juries.) -pm
THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. CREUTZEIL SAO
DAVID. t t"1,
In these cases, which were informations filed
teie6
.r.'
stance of the Crown for the infringement of the "
verdicts were taken by consent for the plaintiff- OSA
THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. wARIP. Tice 0,
This was another information filed at the ins'oP
el Crown for an infringement of the Excise laws, to
defendant had pleaded that he was not guilty- prre
The Solicitor-General, Mr. Jervis, and Mr. Wl,'" At" fo'
for the Crown ; and Mr. Wordsworth for the defer CO,
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL stated the case for thdottoei
The information had been filed against the deftee ;;„g
was a labourer occupying a small cottage at a P",,- iio*
Willoughby, on the Lincolnshire coast, for
quantity of tobacco which had not paid duty to t'" Duel
From information which the Revenue officers of_ti, e636i, .o. 0"
bourhood received in December, 184,4, they Pr°l ,
-00:ii4,
searched the defendant's premises, where they '"i
cealed in a shed adjoining the house a quantity °Jed?
amounting in all to 3,000 lbs. in weight. The to'' l,
and his wife pretended they knew nothing of the
1,0
nor how it came into their shed; but the fact of peo
nest having been found in the centre of the tohae'Bedii
that it had been concealed there for a long 011ie, got ;4
shed was so situated that a person cou!d not hafeeseoij,
without being seen by the inmates of the defender) detto
There was too mach reason to believe that the, o,l'j;
was connected with a gang of smugglers, wa°,ls; 'oe"
premises the receptacle for their contraband gee, be 401
would be nonsense for the defendant to say Sbtej, be‘iss
nothing of the tobacco, or how it came into his were
he never could have gone to feed his pigs, which
sty adjoining the shed, without smelling it. ic"sf"Pg.
Mr. Baron PLArr—Hardly so by the side of a of 01
The Soucrrort. GENERAL continued— The, „esdereti
liament under which this information was fileu„-trebl,,,
,
defendant liable to pay a penalty of 2001. and
value of the tobacco, which was 315/.155. 60'
motion was therefore to recover 515/. 15s. 6d. left.)
(The case had not closed when our report
jf)
A j
COMMON PLEAS.—(THIS O—
►
(Sittings at Nisi Prius, before Mr. Justice
Common Jury). al,' $O,
The Court was engaged all the forenoon with' $
trespass, arising out of a street collision betvi7ereet''
a waggon, the particulars of which were of no inter'
ever to the public. -

,T
COURT OF RE VIEW—(THIS
MITCHELL IN RE HARRIS.
This case was again mentioned to-day, 19-1,0101-ge,
Court. Counsel appeared on both sides, and tr`uptlil„';
heard as to whether the fiat issued by the bai,"„'-d
himself was valid by the terms of the Act 7th 11—i'93;{
chap. 196, sec. 41, the insolvent at the time of
fiat not being a trader. The Court thought th pelf)
portant, and ordered the case to stand over till
day, when counsel would be further heard on the
GRUNSTOCK IN RE GRUNSTOCK. I,o°loB j
The petitioner in this case appeared to corn OA Pr,
of bankruptcy which had been issued against ole"C,o0,14
of December last. On the 2d of that month tb,b
annulled a fiat against the same party, and on oat Pi, folo
day, and previous to the order. annulling tb°o.9tii.e h
been signed by the Lord Chancellor, 500;
was: issued against him by the same 50.10 pe,007
the instance of the same creditors, from Were
former had issued. Counsel for the petitionerst the
on three objections against the fiat. Ist. T.i'',ool;jilyto
particulars was not sufficient; 2d. That the 011; ori., v.
on the bankrupt was not endorsed with the name;
of the attorneys; and 3d. That there was discOr 0
5 n o
sums of the accounts rendered. tA"a t
•
The CounT ordered that the petition 0101. Id Oor
pt
with liberty to the bankrupt to bring such to Poe
might be advised, and with liberty to apPIY,, v
again as to further directions and admissions "
the purposes of the action, or otherwise.

Toß:ayNniwaisn.i.RU PTC —) ,
(Before Mr. Commissioner FoNnr...4-112,511 „b P.;
it
nEppTatrinEterdoßfanrithixesluaanitexxcaEincion3raurrooler.
ties who represented the Company OP or
flaelf 01)
Mrlk.frAs. Chonorsket,
anthde barrister, appeared arepnpceear.aend fboarbalthfeo--f
~.,iiver/
reli/
ia
holders.
00er, or
Mr. COOKE addressed the Learned Comltit ecitoltie of
ing him that the examination had been itur;,ri3erh' 11(1)!
months, in order to give Mr. Lawrence 511
„,'" fet examining the accounts, which, however' ere 10)0
availed himself of. The accounts, howeverAt, C 0 e
satisfactory to the official:assignee, and he V` to PrWollY
now to apply to the Court to allow the assign'. iht
petition in Chancery in order that the affairs ntriiinsOlfe
up, the bankrupts being allowed to pass their rfee,V6
Mr. ASIIURST said he appeared on behalf °were Pep
holders. holeing four hundred shares. 1.110 bilitle3ror
solvent, and anxious to discharge their 'Mole& 19
.4.
creditors. He therefore would concur in anY tobiert;
to obtain a settlement of the estate. 0r:40,4r
Mr. LAWRENCE appeared on behalf of the -70 7-0
and said that he had not bad time to go into_erea
re
as he had to get interrogatories put and answde, tbesooo
laod ; but from the inq • • that had been Ma %Ora fr°
uir3nos far 4.0
good ground to allege that there had been g- was be ;he
ment of the affairs of the Company—this casetbat 00 1;.4
an ordinary one, as it would be impossible . joie ,
comenss o,
could be hereafter reviewed by the that t' COO el'
granting of the certificate. He contenderct,,reed
let
one which ought to be gone into by the i'''could I- 001 Iii
sioners. The questions arising were such ae
_usstioea,s DA4
be raised in any other way, as an importa if there`
arise between the shareholders and directet'er. Peseislp
been a mismanagement on the part of theX 45, 01; so s 5,
been a loss in two years of 136,150ri0us °Li t
writing; and when they were in not whilst as 0.0;00
insolvency, they con•inued trading, and eveikis clieforf
they declared a dividend in June, 1842.
the Boat"eiv
be bound by the report of his Honour to tors had f
most cer
if his Honour was satisfied that the dire°`
ewered the charges against them.
The Learned COMMISSIONER said that he sli°llldow
0111:
taidly go on with the case from day to daY,„ was
~,st•
After a further discussion an adjournincefti, arid f'by
that the accounts might be further ins 1*
nesses should be examined as to the
Lawrence. alePgeatioas wade

SHERIFFS'
plaintiff
CO URT.—(TI4I )
, ftl) Ir.)
(nßtiefffoirne
thMisr.aUctniodneris-Sahneirroiffn:rccro
00114,,i;
I• Vit i
FARMER V. REYNOLDS. tat -
hill' la bl.
ton, and the defendant a builder at Notting- ds and sol
was for 81. 55., the balance of an account for g°:"fr, ~,P b!
delivered. The defendant pleaded a set .`_„11 ts"..ties-
2/. Gs. 21,id. into Court. The set off was for ltrivle oniftttetl
plaintiff at the request of the defendant, aillintiff ca1,:241 '3
tion was as to weight and value. The, P, 7,,r-iron,lie pir
that he had had 21 cwt. of common Evgl ',,1 , 'lB4s the b 0
witness in Rlaintiff's service said that in d V,' per cwt 'olf
ipfrihcee fhoardpslaelindtitffo
dtoefelsuudy:itt Ntl-ase
charge
4/. Iva' have Pr°
e woul
been 71. or 7L 10e.

nazazx T 3. COW
SMITTIFTELD.— Meadow Hay, 3/ 8s to 4/ 1053 tool
ditto, 4/ 83 to 5/ 12s; Oat Straw, 1/ 103 to 1/ 12s;
Straw, 1/ 12s to 1/ 14s per load. Trade rather den
above quotations.
CUM.BERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 31 53 to 41 12s; Ivo
ditto, 4/ 8s to 6/ lOs; Oat Straw, 1/ lOs to 11131;
c`„lot
Straw, 1/ I 3s.to 1/ 15s per load. Supply moderate, sul
tolerably firtn. aitt'
WHITECHAPIEL.—Meadow Hay, 318 s to 4110 s; Ciclrstrso:
4/ 103 to 5/Iss ; Oat Straw, I/ 108 to I/ 128; Wir sod
1112 s to 1l 143 per load. A fair average suPP
steady deuaand.

COLONIAL. Od
SUGAR.—The market for British Plantation is 6,—'selii
good business has been done at rather higher pricciA' 05i0
700 hhds have been dispoted of. The public sales co
cso
principally of 46 casks BarbadoeP, 9,902 bags teigyed)
Mauritius. 5,775 bags Bengal, aid 3,421 bags to
Manilla (duty paid). The Barbadoes-sold readily at poll
535. for good to fine greyish yellow, being rather dearer'iper
all the Mauritius and Bengal found buyers, the fori ,( to
42s to 478 6(.1 for mid to good brown,
fine yellow; and the latter at 48s to 56s for d 104,4
soft to fine white Benares, being for the low °but V°
dearer,
gray refining qualities of Mauritius rather
better sorts and Bengal must be quoted ed ellearels.o,
48s to 54s for sc:elo
fed
Manilla was- chiefly taken in at 48s 6d ta e
good brown to low yellow ; aono por
good to fine grey at 51s 6d to 5/35' siiil,Ar
under the price obtained on Wednesday icry,49sQ"
descriptions. About 700 bags washed sold at4ssco"opsrc
for good:brown to fine greyish yellow, which are be o°,ll
tively low prices. The quantity landed during t4s 3,
at the Etst and West India Docks was 2,620,',,,n t,512'
tierces, 3J2 barrels, and there were taken far L'"Tbeelts;
sumption, 4,906 hhds, 474 tierces, 1,249 barrels• osiv,
ports into Great Britain last year were 260,295,t°44.‘T0
223,886 tons at the corresponding period et 't6)'
stock on the Ist January was 59,509 tons 45'
tons at the same time last year.
COFFEE.-1,900 bags Ceylon at auction,,about Pr }1317
of which consisted of British Plantation kind, sold brio, rr
52s to 68s for good ord pale to mid colory qualiti;f
mainder only partly sold at 48s for good ord •
growth, which is barely the previous nominal valoc'ehe
Rmit.—The quantity landed during the month at
ere or
and West India Docks Was 1,089 puns 432 hhds; tmeatid es
taken for home consumption 879 puns 188 bhds'
ported 347 puns 93 hhds. „161 P
RICE.-1,009 bags Bengal were disposed of at 165
for mid to good mid white, being former rates. tbet
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 42s 3d to 42s 6d per cwt on
and town 45s 6d. fi
TEA.—The market is steady. _