The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-08 00:00:00

PALACE COURT.-(THIS DAY•)

SACHLIERE V. WELCH. tea
This was an action brought against the defendant, '"l,--; age
Welch, to recover the sum of 71. 17s. 6d. for rent, for t'doli,
and occupation of a house in Half-Moon-street, P;ieneletrie'l
and 1/. 14s. for dilapidations and breakages. The Plai,,,"-100
the house in question furnished at 190 guineas Per —llO
He held the premises under a lease, which expired on °teas
May, 1834, at which time the defendant's occupancy
have terminated. On the lease having expired, the Pd JO
obtained permission to hold over for a few days,4lolo
not deliver up possession until the 25th June. The "e to r"
also applied to the landlord, and obtained permissi°ll,
main, and did so until the 7th of June, but withee",,,,r)A
made any application to the plaintiff. The plaintiffieienol'
rent at the rate of three guineas per week, which the "ebe Pre'
refused to pay, on the ground that she had no title to
state bi
mises ; the breakages the defendant had offered to rel,off
purchasing others, but as the plaintiff intended to se"ittetilr
insisted upon cash, which was refused, and the Presen-
was brought. f' the
Mr. Ross denied the plaintiff's title, and urged tbstai,
plaintiff was entitled to anything it would be for a q
rent, which term the defendant was precluded from eel,der
Mr. BOSANQUET replied, that no tenant hOlding
lessee could dispute his title. ,feeloe°
The JUDGE said, if there was no new and express ab-rent.
to the contrary, the plaintiff was entitled to f
charge or. ed,
The Jury returned a verdict for the full amount clalw
INSOLVENT COURT.--THIS
id-sstrged.ree4
James Rodger, a hairdresser late of Great Titchfie b
Golden Square, applied upon 'his petition to be di°
it,
He was unopposed. ,40.4
The debts owing by the insolvent, amounted to
fLavoure.oo
which nearly every description of tradesmen had beielitgyee nit
with his orders, and he had not forgotten his "18 sun; "if
the list of creditors. Ile was in custody for tse for Ja
81. 175., arising on a debt of 4/., the residue bei°s
110
costs. The insolvent was discharged. case IP
Thomas 'Wedlock, a general shopkeeper, whose
nit. -
before the Court on a former day, came up for judee-cooVt
was opposed by Mr. Woodroffe, and supported by itler:0011,
beg'ong inquir oresk place, which ended in th insole
remanded ix months, for mutilating an aeon,"
C'
rt A NiCe_,,.e Of
STOPPAGE OF TI-IE MALLOW
counts were received in town on Monday of the steeProstr",
this Bank. The issue of paper being inconsiderable
to be about 11,000/.,—and spread in various Palo, eo;
conntry, the announcement created but little sense diJ
ticularly as accredited friends of the establishineatet 811;
hesitate to say that there were ample funds to reeof e.
gagements. This was the only private Bank, 0,1.1 t thirrn
which had existed in Ireland for several years.--01/11 Of
porter. •
KING'S THEATRE.—The third representat °if the
Otello was well attended for a Thursday evening' antbe en;
audience was not so numerous and so fashionableossevents, if
lit yof the entertainment deserved, there was, at iodeeasere io
lack of enthusiasm. It would have been strangetsi
indifference could exist when the powers of GFI,I, her !1;0
full display. Eulogium has been fairly exhausteniu f
half, and yet it has never approached to the illeccuottioi Pet;
which she deserves. In the fine recitative, " di c°oo
vesta," and in the accompanying aria, " Stanei.i.'es goo
battere," she was particularly successful. As aalurce, Ob
strong hold which Grisi as the " gentle Desdenifiloressl.o,
of her delighted hearers, solely from the force of er
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fw6encNev,o,u,ladndinshtaenrcecotnhceludaipnpgeasloltoo
,E,
pit
bro;
calinLzro_re
ree"ip;
sonno." The acting of Lablache in Milt.° was 0
ue, opers_cli
ful than on any former occasion. Such singers in_ 7_ ark ep°,b
Grisi, Tamburini, Lablache, Rubini, and Ivanotto „et
in the musical world which few can hope ever t
the' Yee
again. This •hrsti
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. --
closed for the season last night, to recommence viit,ll.ol
se_
and a new opera almost immediately. The circ ..._soTeci bag
the season being cut short in a manner so tin';,recee'
fitleree/ider
whate.4
caused a considerable stir among the leules and gentle
the corps dramatique ; but with the. we have nothciengtajoy
to do ; among them be it. The public will
e-introdnellof
regret the curtailment if it be the means °f re
°Per° d $
Malibran to their notice, and a somewhat b
an
Auber's than Lestoeq; both of which are
Prr reischatz 117,
great deal more, too, by the play-bills.
It certainly deserves a better fate.
hhoaNclveivtesr,daity,
isanndegaleincteerdrybdyaayetiot
rws,asauwdhiielneceit,laansdtedo•rcheNs°4
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LITERATURE.

PLACE AND POWER.

Effingham Wilson, London, 1835.
or Pamphlet of no great pretension either to reason
eloquence. If the author continue to write pamph-
'et% he would do well to endow a Professorship for ex-
P.ckoding them. We give the only passage, in a trea-
the af some twenty-five pages, which is at all within
range of our poor comprehension :--
tote ye how poor a thing is the basis of a fortune, the
non of a firm, the origin and mould of a capitalist. h.
kiellia_bo,ur..er loves his pot of beer ; the peasant desires that his
tittle ones should go in hose ; the poor man sweatsea to
espot and to purchase hose, and thus he makes api
g-br,
ktertse!", or a cotton-lord. We would not separate the
of producer arid consumer,
for so work thehoney-

And yet
a fear is put on. The poor man must be a
Ilat woe: --You would scarcely believe a funeral could cause
to be. ~,e-7-so hardened and disorganized do they describe him.
bim"e learned bodies, too, set themselves in array against
taci.
_they have to learn that lectures and laboratories are at-
te7 to very many of the larger mills in the Northern cizii!n-
-tt0!,1414 that many who take degrees at our Universities.
has llot class among the first of these mechanic-geometrt-
tothe But the regions of taste are surely forbidden ground
kifLiay-labourer. Not so, thinks Sir John Herschell, him-
-1,7 Chairman of the Book Society of Windsor; would
!eld .47e other authorities—have they read Burns or Bloom-
leg tor heard of the Corn Law Rhymes.' If taste and learn-
greezwe failed to find a place in every hamlet of this Western
toit.ee--this island-empire Of arts and arms—let them look
kalatl-ellee People are not wanting in wit or industry. They
lote tto consider that the commonalty hare shewn in the
NaoariBtraas elections what are their tastes, and what their
ar 'amoral worth. True; in one, two, or may be three
Nhnl, the Representatives of the Commons are not what
ltlielLd wish to see them. But an honest vote for the people
the House of Commons is a thing to be secured at any hazard
)e,41 sufferers from the trust-worthlessness of aristocratical
tlitZ,°rB, and time-serving politicians. It was not till the Pa-
gebtii4"ad appropriated the public lands in Rome, that
,the
orders called for Tribunes and an Agrarian Law.,
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