The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-12 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY.--(TIIISPA
e 0)1'
The LORD CHANCELLOR was occupied tl3ooo'
with the arguments in the appeal Of page
facts of which I ave so often been before the 1)0"

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VICE-CHANCERY COURT.--C

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JUDGMENT.—EXPARTE THE FISHMONGERS") 4
RE THE LORDS OF THE TREASURY'Actoeft;
His Honour the VICE CAANCELLOR gave Jll-'Ol7
the
morning in this case, in which the petition wasEteurifol
purpose of obtaining the opinion of the t.,,i°41,0
11
whether the Lords of the Treasury or tbe
Company should pay the expenses of the invest/Fe
tain funds. The question raised by the petition
ept.
upon the construction of certain Acts of Parli3inicii3:
the 39th of George 111., chap. 69, the West Of
Company were authorised to make purchases °a V.
lands for the general purposes of the Docks, B'lo
25th section of that Act directions were given as
longed
of the purchase money, where the as
to incapacitated persons, but nomentionwas re,");
the persons who were to bear the expense of
andstwat
ment. Another act was passed in the 30th :„n
George 111., chap. 47, by which powers were Oily] i/
London Dock Company similar to those that batA6g
given to the West India Dock Company, Win t, ho'r„
was directed that the Court of Chancery shotila 107
power of ordering any parties it might think fit t,io°,oll
expenses of the re-investment. By the 110 See,ssiaper,,
same Act power was given to the Lords Cool t pirj
the Treasury to purchase the legal Ys Pr"
qua the
whatever was said in that section as to wh° este
were who were to pay the expenses of the re-io,oligbio
the purchase money, the Lords of the Treasurti, of),
for the purchase of those legal quays. His ri,'arroti
going at considerable length through the Acte, f tro
stated that he was of opinion u on the 54.1101 e 0, tie Ye
that the Court of Chancery Ls authorised. "rfl"'
of Parliament to direct the Lords of the TreasuAlf
the expenses of the rc: t.ve ment of the purchase,:, Pr
acting upon that opinion he should order tur,
whatever sum the Master might find due in tit° de
TICKNER V. HINDMARSO. title
Mr.
SIDEBOTTOM stated that in this casel,raii
since Mr. Heathfield had obtained an order ferjit.P.
to the Master to ascertain what interest thelate'
marsh had in certain newspapers.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR—What are the nal9e4
newspapers Mr. Sidebottom ? tbe
Mr. SIDEBOTTOM—The evening True Sun' nottwi
True Sun, and the Morning News, and 1 a°lll-1108
ask of your Honor that until the Master sha,loiltji
hishisallowed
on tbe• Report ascertaining what interest jr.Air. eri
administratrix may be to carry a'no
Tile VICE-CHANCELLOR thOUAIt the app—
tremely proper one, and made the order.

THE MARKETS.--(THIS

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CORN EXCHANGE. 004
The arrivals of all descriptions of Grain thisoleatl4,
derate, and the return of Flour scanty. Fine st (.1., Cr
Monday's terms, but very few buyers being op
mmning, the business transccted was limited.
we note no variation. Flour dull and unaltero
ARRIVALS.
Wh e:tt Barley. Ost'•l.4o Sr%)
English
Irish
10ff

1 I ---- /,,-% 011
The clearances of Bohea for the week ending •
as follow : CI"
Quarter Chests. Half Chests. merge
giii
6,•3 e 6
Total clearances of all kinds :17,450 P lotl°4o.
illi
i 1
Particulars of Tallow in London, S°l43, 111
N°l33, ilut
1811. 18.3-2. cao• r
Casks. Casks. #42 5011
31, • 1
Stock this day 34,562 1:8,6 i 7 ...Jill, 444
Delivery last week ......
Ditto from June 1 06,000 53,32 b4,.0 A
0,10 A
Arrival last week
Ditto tro:n June 1 64,1:15 74,106 od 4-o_,
Price Y. C. this day
. 50.
Ditto tow.i last Friday sos. Od. 47 .od.
_........

Foreign

THE THEATRES•

08)
DRURY-LANE. forirce
On Monday night Mr. Vandenhoff appe in the bed
time in London in the character of 011,00,170.
that name. He certainly performed the Pa"yeritivoti
quires great genius to render the revolting se vio,„11 r
at all pardonable. The piece did not elicit also rr
bation, and it is questionable whether the le
suliciently attractive to pay his expenses.

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OLYMPIC.
~,,_ay ,§,
A trifle in one act, entitled Name the 114"'"- 101.,,1°Y-Oi
out here on Monday. The plot is brief!), as. olv/ iir
Lucius Lot (Liston) is an auctioneer, occ,ti $ /or
with jealousy. Lot's wife (Mrs Knight) has n'T, oti yi -.,„a•
platonic interview at Kensington Gardens, with lA,
carded admirers, and this circumstance con 11411010"
band's knowledge, raises the green-eyed oicu's alto'. 05,,,00
Mix. Nettlewag (Mrs. Orger) a good bilyOur portals"- 0
busybody, contrives to allay the good mall's boretlf,
jokingly wagers him the amount of her millinerl pild''. e
idle report will again arouse his jealousy as ti..di
before. Soon afterwards a letter comes &Oleo
..er 0,4
jected admirer, requesting that all his love-ley,o: 0010
tokens should be given up, and threatening, 71,,,,,,
fusal, to come and demand them in person• prAir/
this epistle to be only a device of Mrs. Node' i $5lOl j
wager, treats it as a hoax, and refuses to pal
do
it. Mrs. Nettlewag, on her part, discovers that
Itoo
question is in the handwriting of a person to VlPrey 01 ,
to be married. She, in her turn, becomes atPitordeji
and now seriously informs Lot that he has tueji'orrlY
to suspect his wife's fidelity, but he, still tbinisloitlii. all
ger, refuses to credit her statements, and PeLfs;, lot 09
the whole matter as a mere trick to make v—ottviliolgisfi
lover arrives, and it is then disco% e •ed that he IS not
Ai,* 0
intended husband. Such being the case, 01 &IF:" 10
with Mrs. Lot in perpetuating the auctioneer's wiri'4l.o4
cheerfully acknowledges that she has lost th,erecr,3ild
lover is dismissed, and Lot forswears jealonaf„ria
to
moment when he has great reason to indoig-, din"
was some slight disapprobation expressed ducal,
cfthe piece, but the cplause predominated.
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1 _
ADELPHL if
io .ell•fri
de t..di
A new domestic burletta, entitled Agee ;04070-01Y)
Broken Heart, was produced at this theatre on 1
It is divided into three parts, and occupies thee)ol /0
fiveho his daughter years.the
o Agnes
iinrgllo rnin(w. Mrs.ilic Gordonh yshaet(ewNolarst.
otNoVEg.
vißevieye nabncir,,,fr.aft.
bit t: ale
or;
their union, she falls on her knees before herh.ol,ll, tOtsi
Glares that Evelyn is not, and never will be the
di
affections. Both the father and the lover bey t 0
rassed by this unexpected declaration, and in t"ediesl„sl79
propte
embarrassment, Alfred de Vere ( Yates), the ilibatr:4ol
of the family, enters the room. Sir William sr" .20
terly felt the strongest antipathy to De Vere, 7 $ ory
discovering him to be a heartless villain, ail, lett° p
and had a few days previously requested hinleo,ooo
enter his house more. On his entry Sir ',. the'los7,4ll#
him of the letter, and politely begs him to citb,leterald" 'l4o'
Vere is willing, but before going expresses az-, jor hilg/k
take his wife with him. So saying he ta'diero,3 e
hand, and presents her to the bewildered fa' 5, eel,
The curtain falls amid the recriminations, teActior, /11
consequent upon this disclosure. In the rlelt .0 her, AO',
her child, is seen seated in an elegant roonl.ife asture;so9,
house. De Vere enters, caresses fondly his vvi an? FY
takes leave of them, as he is going to Londor, 01:0,iir
urgent business. After his departure the chi,'" ofa 5051/
book which he had dropped, and opening it, uraietter,joo,ti
of hair and a letter. The mother seizes tbe
to 1,0!.-00,01
covers that the object of her husband's journeY affect3oll
meet Lydia (Mrs. Honey), the object of his
otoboaroallit
masked ball. She follows him, and appears at Pi,
dress similar to Lydia's—all her suspicions alsroonrtAi
seizes a pistol, and sinks down behind a trophY°. 0 the (fel,
who is not aware that De Vere is married, erUees ill aollr P
him, and in the midst of their interview Ali: sheoiolY
of jealous fury fires the pistol at her rival &eft 09'
company rush in, and Agnes escapes in °Ps 000/
the 3d Act it is found that Lydia's scowl li, hos 0 ;
Agnes has reached home some days before ht.e a 4 hod' 41'
at length returns, and presents Lydia to his vql;, olf to i ,
Lydia, when she discovers that De Vere
ti ati& oili,
tempts to quit the house, but is Pell ()ion,' rcej
breakfast. His wife procures a deadly Poo r yit?
fuses it into his cup—he drinks it, rocn. oatl, I
he is poisoned, staggers from the
~,_boarbuild•J
who has taken orders, and resides in the nei.ae her 41'0Q
enters, and to him Agnes bequeaths the care eoce
s.
falls dead on the stage. The horror of therrti yr 0,5
what lightened by the drolleries of Mr- a jetell a r
ful, and was announced for repetition am
in( Bo
mows
cs kaspt
po
Ina/
saen.d Mrs... Keel ey. ) It was c.odinrotii anviii
felt l''
During the earthquake which was bad afarfr di
in 1751, one Turner, a fashionable china-manc,_ dail4
by the shock. He had originally asked ten..,e
~
price, be au'_ka I' „/
pair, but afterwards doubled the
Iri
only jar in Europe cracked by an
Walpole. NOV ~ or ii If
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, ,co i.O 1
one Pri b I
The sales to-day amount to 3,600, and Lave . live I
scriptions are very fully supported. Dealer!,
oliuse ate j,
numerous, though not very eager. One a_ have ;o,ll'
600 Maranhams at 121 to 13d. Speculator! sides co
o,i
American at Bid. to 10id. The business Ds;
04 1 f
Boweds, Orleans, &c. earthquii
se $ 4
ch-hcal 0)40
out-housesO nigseslaesft,mthrse. eßoeaard,
_ofeeptiase .
discovered to be on fire. The flames not T,', spoil' to
Fridonaythee%Perreimi
impediment, and the building being of as barn'tjo ,
and in the course of an hour the whole ,r.,ere end .
The Windsor and barrack engines " dissi rss
ground. . _flea .11
but too late to be of any material service. 4 the ~
We understand that Mr. Barry,
reurao,ol pd
lately stationed in this town, but who has ,ateify
Dungannon, while riding through that town ,h_,,, spoi
fell under him, by which he was killed on "4'
shannon Herald.