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London, England, 1856-03-12 00:00:00

three years certain an d an option to the plaintiffol
cha-ing a quarter of the new,,paper, to both which
pulations the plaintiff was well aware that the (I°
dants positively objected, and that the proposed a
meat was accordingly laid aside, and never she'll
Henry and Thomas by George Lamb.
Mr. Dolt and Mr. Speed now moved for an irj'
tion, and rcontended that the agreement of Dere'
1854, had never been repudiated by the defenciantst°
had clearly assented to it by their course of dealing
the plaintiff, and that they were bound to adhere t°
provisions. The defendant Smith bad clear noted
all the circumstances, and could not be allowed to
plate his purchase to the injury of the plaintiff's riF
which were those of a partner ; nor had the Lambe
right to sell their three-fourths of the concern Witt°
the plaintiff's consent.

Tile Vice-Chancellor (without calling upon Mr. D
and Mr. Cottrell for the defendants) said that the P
tiff was not entitled to the injunction asked fore
the present time there was no sufficient agreement
tablished. A verbal communication bad taken P
between the parties towards the end of 1854, and sis
was sent in October of that year by the plaintiff, eta
hie terms, in which no definite time was fixed dill
which the engagement was to be binding upon the
ties. A n agreement, signed by the plaintiff in dupil',
had been handed over to one of the defendants,
was certainly a remarkable circumstance that the ag,
went should not have been shown to the other ail
dents by George Lamb. It was stated that the
fendants were not disposed to bind themselves to
terms. At all events it was not signed, and it vies,
prising that the plaintiff should have been center'
allow it to remain unsigned. He had entered yr°
management of the paper at five guineas a week!,
continued in that position until ho received an 'ID
tion of the sale of the paper. At all events he h
right to consider himself aggrieved at the treaty b$
been entered into without his own proposal having
definitely settled. There was much to show that 0.
had in a great measure acquiesced in the plaintifl'elo
of his claim ; at the same time, the letter of the 20,
January indicated that the agreement was not con&
by the plaintiff as finally adjusted and concluded.
highest that the plaintiff had brought his case t°,,i
that the defendants wished to have his services, this'
them of value, and were willing to retain them of
the actual sale of the pave-, but that the agreement
not been signed, and in his own view it had not Ws
its actual completion. Thomas Lamb was in no j
affected, nor was it necessary upon the present o,"1
sion to consider the position of Smith. There wont
no order upon the motion, and the costs would be
in the cause.

Country Markets.

LIVERPOOL—Nana 11.
,1
Te-day there was a fair attendance, and a moderth4o
mand for wheat and flour, at an advance of 3d per 11:d1
and is per sack and barrel on prices of this day
Oats and oatmeal an improved demand, and the 00,,
favour of the sellers. The same remark applies to bn
beans, and peas. ludian corn in fair request, 33i °;'l
paid for prime mixed American. American red wheP
9d to 10s 3d. Irish flour, 50s to 565.

LEEDS-MARCH 11.

The arrivals of grain are only moderate, and the sl2°l/
wheat very limited. The market fully recovers tkil
dine noted on Friday last, with a good demand for 0.,1
qualities. Fine barley held for rather more money.
and oats steady. Other articles unaltered.

IPSWICH—MARCH 11.
We had to-day a very short supply of wheat, and J
fully 3s to 4s dearer. A better sale for foreign.
in good request. Beans is dearer. Oats of fine qi
more ready sale. Linseed firm ; quotations up for C
The market unaltered for bones.

PER QUARTER. PER Q--
010
Wheat, red (old) 66s to 686 Barley, grinding ... 365 te
Ditto (new)
Ditto, white 7os to 72s Peas
Ditto (old)
Barley, malting ... 40s to 4.26.!F10ur, per sack
AVERAGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 8, 1856.
Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Beaus

-
-8
11,

HULL—iNIARciI 11.
The supply of wheat has quite vanished ; the go ,J
hold very firmly to their prices, and the few sales tilro
were at 33 per qr. advance on last week's prices. 13.t,1
in very limited supply ; the trade for the best qualitl',;
malting was 2s dearer, and such sold readily at OW
vance. Beans and pc ms each 1s dearer.

El 8 1
Wheat, English, red 65 to 70;Peas

grey and blank

v.
Ditto white 72 to 7. !Linsee-d, -Black Soa... 8-A tO
„:
Dantzie and Konigs- Ditto Pctersburgh ... 58 '
berg -
_...t4
Pomeranian and Ham- angel
burgh
Danish, Holstein, and ( Momel 54 '
Friesland 65 to 70( PO
Russian and Odessa 60 to 64 Line. c., Hull /Od to ill
Oats, English
Ditto Danish
26 to 2biDitto inf. for. 01 Os Od te:
Ditto Friesland
Ditto Russian 26 to 30;11~ape cakes —s Od to 1:35
Barley, malting
Ditto grinding 36 to 38'Ditto foreign
Beans
Ditto foreign
01
Peas, white and yel. 40 to 45itye Meal