The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-17 00:00:00

MINISTERIAL QUALIFICATION FOR THE PROBATE
COURT OF PARLIAMENT.
NOTICE, OF ONE FOR ALL.

THE following passage in The Sun of yesterday,
March 16, in hopeful relation in state affairs
That it matters not by whom it may be accomplished, or
where the ST. GSORGE may be found to destroy the ecclesias-
tical dragon" for the benefit of all—has awakened the under-
signed to his lineal executorial duties* of Sir Thomas Cheney
in Denney Perrot Chanabertayne, treasurer under the sessional
acts of the let and 2d Gee. IV., chapters 7, 66, and 99 in
this regard consequent on the reformation of the new Court
of Probate, as of the Lay-feo model, under 27th of Henry
VIII., chapter 15, as of the arbiter under the common
law for all testamentary documents, to be in the
secular charge of personi duly qualified by oath as lay col-
lectors of wills, as intermediates " of the high contracting
Parties, year 1814," of the various religious denominations.
The undersigned feels it incumbent upon him, in conse-
quence of The Sun's lightr_being-turned on the epoch of George
the Third's proclamation- of -1774, in Metropolitan Building
Act, 1856, as official qualification for office, under the 99
years' leases, wanting 16 years to run, as made significant to
the present generation, by the decimal dettage difference of
the five shilling pieces, as the medalic-ejac'cula of George IV,
In 1820 and 1821's, BRITANNIAR : REX of the Mint, and his
father's epithalmic position, as arch treasurer " of the Holy
Roman Empire" touching the will of the Lay-fee, thereby
necessitating his common law civic marriage at Kew, in rela-
tion to the trusts of Eton and the poor Knight'-Riders' of the
College of Doctors' Commons, whose late official clading
charge of the constabulary symbols of the Admiralty Court,
as its silver oar and Indian paddle of the treaty of Utrecht,
as giving origin to " the St. George and the Tetra'conic allu-
sion" of this periodical.
From the foregoing it will be apparent to all, by force of
being made, under the high court of Admiralty, on the pre-
cedent of Joseph the lineal of ANDREW Cantelmo, of Scotland,
1683 of Pombal, the judge conservator of the staple of coin-
mono in the acts of 1821, as head of the mixed commission
court established in London for Spain, Portugal, and the
Netherlands, as of the east and west for univeral registration
duly qualified in Newfoundland, Quebec, Brazils' and London,
and now sitting in the commission of the peace for Worcester
and Middlesex, as qualified Ist Jan., 1837, " to sue and be
sued in all courts ee:lesiastical and marine as Charles Acker-
bey ONLY" by force of 1 and 2 Will. IV., No. 54, and 4 and
I Will. IV., chap. 63.
Therefore, as holding the-Cadnelal position of Joseph Can-
team, by 35 Charles 11., Sep. 1683, as witnessed by Will.
Reins and Tb: Gordon, for seizeni' of the Four criminal
pleas of the Crown, over Corsica as the first penal settlement
—in order to frustrate the non-secular views of James 11.,
whence, in his regard as populi," intermedi ate of the
people, I hereby call upon all persons, forming the Derby
AArainistration of 1858, to appear before me in Westminster
Hall on Saturday next the 13th day of March at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, in the presence of the public to qualify, ac-
cording to the oaths of 1774, as executors, relinquishing
thereby all participation of the benefits that may or might
seam individually or collectively as of Stanley, as of Stuart,
as of Louvaine-Percy, sr Montague, Hamilton, Bridges, they
being present recipients -under Henry VIII.'s will, who with-
out qualification would be judges in their own Court of Pro-
bate, contrary to the principal of the Crown prerogative, now
In 1842 nedalic seizen, of the secular or Lay-fee courts of
erinizal jurisprudence, unconnected with " any canons of a
sectarian church," as in Queen Anne's Bounty Act ordained,
Signed this 10th day of March.
CHARLES ' ACKERLEY, Pierre Basque: de Brant,
Conservator of the peace, the medd•lien'd of 1842
"in forum eriginis." under the State preroga-
tive of 1774 and 1793.

* The more part of them,' 301 h December, 1546—as they
will answer before God at the day of judgment—" Cum
♦enerit judicare vim 4 mortuos." tCokfirraed at Naples,
168$.