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London, England, 1869-04-22 00:00:00

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Sitic.itor-G'oueral asla.d the court t ;Ix au carry
!:Iv for the hearing of this case, on the ground that if
;Awn according to prio:ity it would not probably be
reached this term.

The Lord Chief Justice said the rettEonS given by the
Solicitor G. Lilly justified a depaeure frog, the ordi-
dary rule of priority, and tha Solicitor-General, having
o,lFu:t..d Mr. Mellish (wil appeared °a the other side)
s.to what day wuuld be couvouient, it was arra,ged that
the ease should be fixed for Saturday week.

VICE-CLIANCELLOES' COURT
THE CASE OF MISS SAT:RIX.

Mr. Was c moved the Celia ru,:roing cn l.chalf
,)1 Miss Eiter:n, in. cert&a, pr,c,:edit.gs against Mr.
fanws Meldrum, the publisLer Of tbi Wed.& Register,
:I. Roman Ca holic now:paNr, for h:tving publist,,d, on
the 3d and 10th of th's month, cA-tain articles of a
libel-
lons nature, imputing to 3liss Saurio, among other things,
that she was instigated in her conduct by the eumnies of
Catholicistn, and that her suit was a determined scheme to
injure that religious body.
Mr. Bury expressed his regret that the articles
had been published. They •were published in ignor-
ance of the rules of the Court, and he promised that
the offence should nut be repeated. Mr. Meldrum was
willing to pay all the costs.
These terms were accepted by Mr. Glasse, and that ter-
minated the case against the Wcekl y Register.

POLICE EV TEL LIG EN CE.-7 ltis Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

I'ERPoItMING GOATS.—A KIND COMPLAINANT.- -Antony
Luke, of Hutton-yard, Ilaqua g,:od,n, the peoprietor of
some peilirming goats, was charted before Mr. Knox
with assaulting a boy about 19 years of age named Charles
,Dunn, living in Archer-street, St. James's, by striking Lim
GU the neck with a wh'p.
Police-constable Win. Moore, 187 0, said that about half-
past :ivc yesterday afvrno ,n he saw a great crowd of per-
sons as'.ernl•led in Proad-stre,t, Golden-rquare, and ou
go'ng el; to ascenaiu the cause he fount tour goats awl
a Laurel, on wLics tLey pe. formed. Ito &sired the pri-
soner to t,o away, and he did so, and then set to lashing
60:11e .:1 the boys v. ith his whip, and struck one little boy
on the neck SO severely as to cause a large mark. lle then
tuck the p. isoncr into custody.
In answer to Mr. Knox, tho caustable said the goats
were taken away by a woutan who was wall the pr.5.,...er.
Cha, les Dunn said that he was in lkoad,st.-ect yester-
day witnessing the perforinanc ) of some goats belonging
to the prisoner, whim tin prisoner gave him a severe cut
on the neck aa Wont any provocation.
The p:isoner said that about a thousand boys had col-
Itcted, and some of them threw cabbaga sLurnps, snail
stones, and other thirgs at him, and he struck in return
with his wh'p, and might have struck a wrong one.
Waiter Walsh, a boy, proved seeing the prisoner strike
Dunn, and also that boys threw things at the prisoner.
The prisoner said he had been in England 17 years, and
er brought to a police court before.
Mr. Knox said if the Lther of the boy wish id to take
sonic comp-nut:iv:a fo: him from the prisoner he w0..11
permit hint t) do so.

Sttbscqtr.ntly liarnr; thn •r, !•ail the boy's father
uc clitAd to tate any more eompensuti .0 t:ntu Ir., which it
bad cost him fora o • or.

Mr. Knox sit the 1,14 her 1 al ti.ken a vt.ry inero;ful vi w
of the 'Latta , :Lin] that it nit; on'3 b•li. vwl tho
prisoner hint leeu uunoy,d th.it fie itliow,l such .1 eou.,,s
to be taken.

The prstLitn• was th -u •:i:cli.u•gol.