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

SAIL COURT-(THIS DAY.)

GREENWOOD V. JOHNSTON.
„. '4AYHEW moved in this case for a rule to show cause
the" award should not be set aside, on the ground that
See Plain had illegally arrested the defendant on the 27th
b„'„'"ember last, for a sum of 1091. 12s. 6d. The case had
ferrixed for trial at the York Assizes,. but had been re-
fou%' t° the arbitration of a gentleman of the bar, who
4;' that, previous to the time the defendant had been
tque,isted, he had delivered in a cross demand of nearly an
to -07 amount to the plaintiff, and that the actual sum due
deartie Plaintiff by the defendant, was 59/. 6s. 3d. It was
for from this that the plaintiff had arrested the defendant
The Court
sum than was legally due.
tw"e Court did not see any grounds for disturbing the
ard.--Rule refused.
JONES V. JEHU.
Mr. Ricuaans moved in this case for a rule to show
Re use e why the venue should not be changed from Middle-
xt° Montgomeryshire. The application had been pre-
-114",t1.51Y made, but Mr. Justice Bosanquet had refused it
4141 issue had been joined. It was an action for rent due,
tet the defendant had paid 15/. into Court, and pleaded a
ff of 71/. The plaintiff was a man of large property,
the defendant was in humble circumstances, and could
fro Procure the means of bringing at least twenty witnesses
Montgomeryshire, who were necessary to prove his
to_kr. JERVIS, for the plaintiff, contended that it was now
tlu late, as the trial was fixed for the 26th, and some of
ogre witnesses for the plaintiff must be already on the road,
th Would be in another day. If the defendant would pay
to
ens
of these witnesses he would have no objection
t being made.
4Court decided that as the plaintiff must have been
itt are that the motion for changing the venue was pending
the time the day of trial bad been fixed, he had no right
the,.",.ng uP his witnesses on speculation ; and it would not,
Dt"*"'e, be fair to compel the defendant to pay their ex-
"set--Rule granted.
TKE KING V. THE NOTTINGHAM OLD WATER COMPANY.
totrit:W.• FOLLETT moved in this case for a mandamus to
swg','' the defendants to empannel a Jury to assess damages
wa.4'uled by a Mrs. Sarah Turner, a proprietor of some
qu'er mills, which were prevented from working, in conse-
tive„lice, of the defendants having raised the weirs on the
the mills.
which the water was tailed or ponded back upon
Due mills. The Company, which was established for the
had
of supplying the town of Nottingham with water,
there
°eel), incorporated by an Act passed in June 1827, and
ealele were the usual provisions for awarding compensation,
assessincr damages, which, in the present instance, the
v'endants hadb refused to comply with.
"RT--.Take a 'rule to show cause.

Lord Alvanley's father, when Sir Pepper Arden,
remarkable for exhibiting the fiery qualities implied in his
first name, and the son seems patro diynus.
NSA petition addressed to the Very Rev. the Dean of
to ;'land is nocv in course of signature, 'the object of which is
').'ltain leave to discontinue the French service at present
kn't2rized in the town church on Sunday evenings, and to have
Anglish service in its stead... Guernsey Star.