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• This was an aa:inn, to 4ecoVer! eattiages:
the Del-end:int for vending a spurious kind of. MAL
eine, in imitation. tsf Dr, Anderson's Scotch Pills,'
as sold by the Plaintiff, Who e as the: sole.. proprietor
of drat- Medicine.
Mr. ll:asks:Oa. stated the Plaintiff''; case, ,and
scored on . the tiangerows effeets, of spot boos. Medi..
tines, both. to-the 'health and comforts of human
life, life, and the wonderfuLetlica,cr which the genuine
Pills had been known to produce, and the necessity
of sorb domestic Medieines,AOr the renovation of
declining. life. He adduced one instance of their
sithgtilar efficacy in the person:of Macklin, the late
celebrated-Comedian, whi3 lived . to the age of 4.4).
wards of 'an hundred years, and who, for; the, last.
forty years of his life, hadlieen constantly;
habit of using this antidote till his death.. It" was
upwards of two centuries since ..that very eminent
and noted Physician, who had been first. Physician.
to King Charles the First, had .made thisy,usefut
discovery. Dr. Patrick Anderson had an only
daughter, who died, and her successor, Miss Kirk.
patrick, married into the Plaintiff's family. The
right of property in this Medicine so descended to
Mrs. Sarah Inglis!), the 'late 'proprietor, Who, has:
irig adopted the Plaintiff, devised her rights to him
upon his taking the name of Inglish ; tor 'which
purpose he afterwards obtained His Majesty's Pa,7
tent. The Plaintiff tbr some time made use of the
same advertisemeni which' had been so long made
use of by Mrs. Inglish, and which was altiays
wrapped about the Pill ll.txes. This advertisement
the Defendant' copied almlst literally, and appro.,
priated to the same purptise in vending.:lns Pills,
which were far inferior to the genuine ones, and by
that means imposed a fraud, upon the public very in.
juriouS to the Plaintiff. ,The Learned Ctunsel ad.
mitted, that every man, was at liberty to make and
sell. Pills in his n .11AIIVe ; but the question was,
whether lie could nti:ke and publish them in the
name of another person ?. ,
The advertisement, as formerly used bY".Mrs.
Sarah Inglish, and,her.hrothet James Inglis!), was,
thenp6d, arathe continuance of that ,flir by the
l'Oc pucch tse ct the spurious 'Medicine
at the Defendant's W rehowie proved, and
Otenavertiseinent acc,)3l4l,yine: it.
Mr: Newberry proved, that 'lie had been selling
the genuine Metitcitte .Once.. the
..yeat
.1773.; and
that it was of very great reputation, and of
conNnierable sate ; he also said, any stratigyr mig;tt
he deceived from the similarityof the advertise.
tnant,
It also appeared, that the. Defendant luttl s;ild;
-great, quantity of his own nianufl4,ture, built, by
wholesate.and retail, .

Mr. GI tiui was pr(lL:r.,„!;ng to argue, that. the
Plaintiff hh.tuld be nonsui:Ll, the ground
he hart not proyed any thiv,g, \46t:l :could 5110 .v, that
the Defenttanthad made. uNe Ptail;tid's wine
in the sale of his i\.,letlieine,,.accortiing to the aver,
ment in his declaration,and,w.hich to.haVt:
done—hut, Wishing to but an end to all dAl'zrenees,
he provulted
.1 withdraw a Juror, rid. to engage
that the Defendant would dryer again, sell his Pills
with the same, or any similar advertisement. After
some consultation, this roposli war agref;t) to.

THE PLUMBERS COMPANY 2). SUSTENANCE.

This was an adinnbrought.hy the 11/14Atqt, War.
Jens, ond yreenteo, of the. Colporetion Plurnlier6
against the Defendant, to recover; a penalty of
for refusing to accept cf the Livery of that Corp..
ration, according to Ott Chatter.

The LtifersZttenft gritoted by jaws the First,
to this Corporation, were re;td, whereby the 4,las.
ter, Wardens, and iirethren, were etupuwered to
make bye laws, &c. and In
,a4irnit into ,the Livery
or Clothing
.01., that gorporation, such person
,or
penons as they shall can or.chuse, aqd such person
or persons sot:ailed, wear,,the.,Livery or Cluck.
in`g, and pay to the use and relief of 'said Corpora.
riot,* sto:!, tees as should ,be appointed ; and t
person of persons refusing to accept of .suCh Livery
should I,tfeit a sum of Sl, ur a,smaller sum, at the
discretion of. the MiAer andW.trtiew, 'tot
than 40s, • . . • ,
The By 143'.V,.`ii with the confirmation, of, Ale
Lurtl High;Char,cellor, Treasurer of the Exchequer,
Lord:Ortef,jm;itices or the King,,i Bench and L:kftn. •
mon flews, were then !cot). Toe certificate of the
fendant's freedom
.by redf trips ism wary proved,
and tliF services of the ,several requir.
ing his attendance and acceptance of .the Livery,
and
.his rcfusial. It appeared, that there was hot
the Mastcr and one Warden present when the fine
,was assessed, whcredi the declaration averred that
the Master and two Wardens Were present. The
riaintiffs therefore were Noutriited.

.••••••••VINI

NZWSOM V. THORNTON.

The Praintiff consigned provisions, viz. beef and
pork, to a Mr. Church, his fallor as to the beef,
and his faetor and, joint.proprietor as to the potk.
Mr Church being in want of money, r.l4,ed from the
Defendant use. thevalu of +B7l. and
he endorsed 3 bit of lading for. pork to the vidue
of 4501. (..,• him, tin condition of his making an
advance (1 money to his (church's) clerk, which he
mover m 2dr.

It was contended by, Mr. Clans, and observed
by bard Et.l.ENßOßUtfails that as to the beef, a
Eiden cannot pltdi►r the goods of his consignor—
he cannot pledge the goods, not' the syetthal of them,,
the bill
,af lading. Po to the pod:, the Dcfnd.tot
hail not made the advance to the clerk of Mr.
Church, which was the condition of the sale;; and
it was a nullity. V'Frditt for
,the Plaintiff.

COURT'OF COMMON PLEAS',

LAMBOT 71. 'TURNER.

The was an Action to recover a compeniation, in
damages for an assault. The circumstances of the
case atforded much anlusemear to the Court. The
Plaintiff is a Writing Master, anti the Defendant
Clerk to an Attorney. They are both Volunteers be-

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