The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-22 00:00:00

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claimants) in 1830, was 94,095 ; in 1831, 30,9811
in 37,116 ; and in 1833, 28,900. Of 14::
Clergy Reserves Llere were sold in 1832, 6,879 acres' -7
ss. Bid. ; and in 1833, 37,278 acres, at Bs. 2d. In iiPP.r
Canada, the sales of Crown Lands in 1832, were:loP'
acres, at 9s. lid. ; and in 1833, 26,376 acres, at 89.,.91
The grants amounted, in 1831, to 113,300 acres ; 17,,
to 193,400 acres ; and in 1833, to 225,900 acres.
sales of Clergy Reserves were, in 1832, 48,484 acres,

35.4 d. ; and in 1833, 68,282 acres, at 14s. 4d.

EXCHEQUER COURT-(THIS DO

der
At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. Alexano
was called upon by the Loan CHIEF BARON, to taker ho
seat within the bar, he having been appointed one °'
Majesty's Counsel learned in the law.

WHITEHEAD V. PRICE AND OTHERS.
V$ Mr. CRESWELL moved for a new trial in this case,/-*
was an action upon a policy of insurance, tried before I;ati
Baron Alderson, at Lancaster, when a verdict was f°l_l.rs
for the plaintiff. It appeared from the Learned Couoria,, ,
statement that the plaintiffs had insured their mill, at.„'
ham, in the Globe Office, the policy stating that them sing
gear was to be wrought only by day. In the In°ll3the
of the 12th of August, at half-past one o'cloCk,A,
mill took fire, and then it was found that he tut-for
and upright shafts of the mill were then at work' hit
the use of a neighbour, and the defendants pleaded tt
that was a working by night which had vitiated the PI
The Jury found, under his Lordship's direction, th%
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working of the engine was not a working of the Pm
night, within the meaning of the policy.
Mr. CRESSWELL now contended that the verdict sh°o
be entered for the Defendants, or there should be a illoa
trial, on the ground that the working of the engine oil
shafts, which was part of the gear of the mill, tended Pilo
to increase the risk. He considered that he had a nt;the
press that point, for the fire broke out many hours allot
mill had been shut up, and it was in evidence that 11°ted,
had been used during the whole of the day.—Rule ,„
JENKINS V. HARVEY. 811011

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved for a Rule t° igred
sause why the verdict in this case should not be lop
for the Defendants, on the special facts found by the io
The LORD CHIEF BARON said he had been Couns'sje
the cause, and would prefer that the motion should beill
when Barons Parke and Gurney were present. dog
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said he might be ca e.. if he
at any time, and it would be very inconvenient to Dom
did not then make the motion. m reit
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The LORD CHIEF BARON said if the case w-
not on the merits, but upon some especial facts, he
hear it.
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The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then went on to ---erroto
the action was to try the right of the Corporation 0, ,0 ty
to exact 4d. per chaldron upon all coals imported jeLfogod
port of Truro, which extended 50 miles. The DE, till
that the Corporation were entitled to the fee "tl,lll
coals were required to be, and were actually for
their officers. The verdict upon that was entered le
plaintiffs.—Rule for a new trial granted.

GARDNER V. WILLIAMS. COI
This was an action for libel tried before the Loa:, t 01
BARON at the sittingS after last Term, when a ye°
found for the plaintiff—Damages 5/.
Mr. MAULE moved for a rule for a new trial, 00 sin
rest of Judgment.
The defendant was rector of Hendon, and the Plailitlel
had lived in his service as gardener. He left 11,i1P04
went to reside with a Mr. Pearce, to whom the elte,
wrote a letter, in which he said " Sir, as you are "'e of
that your gardener was discharged from the service essosto
Nicholl and myself for dishonesty, and as I have re tofrt
believe that some of the flowers of which I have beebo
bed are now growing in your garden, will you saY
can see you."
Mr. MAULE now moved on the ground of tnistrectl°ll.l
—the Learned Judge not having left it to the Jellsor
whether the communication made by the defendant.
a privileged one. He also contended that the I°
in the declaration could not be supported.
Rule refused.