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No. 5. -FORM OF WRIT OF TRIAL.

William IV., by, &c. To the Sheriff of our county
[or to the Judge of

being a Court of Record for the recovery of debt, in our
county of , as the case my be.]
Whereas, A. 8., in our Court, before us at Westmin-
ster [or in our Court before our Justices at Westminster,
or in our Court before the Batons of our Exchequer at
‘Vestminster, as the case may be], on the (k) day
of last, impleaded C. D. in an action on promises
[or as the case may be].
For that whereas one, &c. [here recite the declaration
as in a writ of inquiry], and thereupon he brought suit.
And whereas the defendant, on the day of
last, by his attorney [or as the case
may be], came into our said Court, and said [here recite
the ple is and pleadings to the joinder of issue] and the
plaintiff did the like. And whereas the sum sought to be
recovered in the said action, and endorsed on the writ of
summons therein, does not exceed 201., and it is fitting
that the issue above joined should be tried before you, the
said Sheriff of [or Judge, as the case may

be]. We therefore, pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, command you, that you do summon
twelve free and lawful men of your county, duly qualified
according to law, who are in no wise akin to the plaintiff
or to the defendant, who shall he sworn truly to try the
said issue joined between the parties aforesaid, and that
you proceed to try such issue accordingly, and when the
same shall have been tried in manner aforesaid, we com-
mand you, that you make known to us at Westminster
br to our Justices at Westminster, or to the Barons of
our said Exchequer, as the case may be] what shalt have
been done by virtue of this writ, with the finding of the
Jury hereon endorsed, on the day of next.
Witness at Westminster, the day of
in the year of our reign.

NO. 6.-FORM OF ENDORSEMENT THEREON OF THE

VERDICT.

Afterwards on the (1) diy of , in the
year , before me, Sheriff of the county of ),
(or Judge of the Court of ), came as well
the within-named plaintiff as the within-named defendant,
by their respective attorneys within-named [or as the case
may he], and the Jurors of the Jury by me duly summoned
as within commanded, also came, and being duly sworn
to try the said issue within-mentioned, on their oath said
that

No. 7.-FORM OFENDORSEMENT THEREON IN CASE A

NONSUIT TAXES PLACE.
[After the words " duly sworn to try the issue within
mentioned," proceed as follows :..--]
And were ready to give their verdict in that behalf, but
that the said A. B. being solemnly called, came not, nor
did he further prosecute his said suit against the said C. D.

NO. S.-FORM OF JUDGMENT FOR THE PLAINTIFF

AFTER TRIAL BY THE SHERIFF.

[Copy the issue, and then proceed as follows :—]
Afterwards on the (m) day of
in the year , came the parties aforesaid, by
their respective attorneys aforesaid [or as the case may be],
and the said Sheriff or Judge [as the case may be] before
whom the said issue came on to be tried, hath sent hither
the said last-mentioned writ, with an endorsement thereon,
which said endorsement is in these words, to wit—

[Copy the endorsement.]
Therefore it is considered, &c. [in the same form as be-
fore.]

(a) Date of the declaration.
(b) Date of the first writ.
(c) Teste of distringas or habeas corpora.
(d) Return day of distriagas or habeas corpora.
(e) First day of sittings, or commission day of assizes.
(f) Return of distringas or habeas corpora.
(g) Day of sittings, or nisi pries.
(h) Day of signing final judgment.
(i) Teste of writ of trial.
(k) Date of the first writ of summons.
(I) Day of trial.
(m) Day of signing judgment.

NEW LINE OF STREET.—At a meeting of
market gardeners in connection with Covent-garden, held
a short time back, among other subjects discussed, it was
resolved to address the Duke of Bedford and the Marquis
of Salisbury, as the principal ground landlords, for the
purpose of obtaining their concurrence and assistance in
bringing before Parliament a Bill to open a direct line of
approach from Piccadilly to the market. it was sated by
several of the vegetable growers that from the awkward-
ness of the present approach, coupled with the fact that as
their waggons were usually on the toad to the market at
the same time the carriages of the gentry were returning
from the theatres, a delay of several hours was repeatedly
the consequence, to their serious inconvenience and loss,
especially as regarded injury to their horses, who, greatly
heated from drawing a heavy load from Fulham, &c.,
frequently reached as far as Lisle-street, &c., and were there
suffered to cool by a delay of hours from the stoppages so
generally arising on that spot ; whereas, if a direct open-
ing were made, the distance of ground might be gone over
in the space of two minutes, without the least chance of
delay. They also consider, as regards the public conve.
nce generally, the subject is deserving of every attention.

MORE DOCTORS THAN PATIENTS.-AI)
observer has made a calculation, after the Almanacs of
Paris and the Departments, that there are in France
1,700,843 dt.ctors. By another calculation, said to be
exact, there are but 1,400,651 sick persons. There are
also 1,900,403 lawyers, and last year there were only
998,000 causes. If the 902,403 idle lawyers should
not fall ill from ennui, the 300,192 doctors may lounge
about with their arms folded.

ELOPEMENT.—On Tuesday evening last,
between six and eight o'clock, the son of that well-known
" whip," Mr. Stephen Piggons, who regularly drives the
Defiance coach from Cambridge to Wisbech, eloped from
Chatteris with the youngest daughter of the late Thomas
Skeels, Esq., of Stoney. Every requisite arrangement
appears to have been well managed, the fugi!ives driving
off at full speed for Ely, where it is supposed they got into
the Red Rover night coach to London. The young lady,
who is about seventeen years of age, is possessed of good
property. We have been since informed that the friends
of the youthful couple have followed them, in order to
arrange the affair in an honourable manner.--Cambridge
Chronicle,

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