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London, England, 1835-11-24 00:00:00

to set aside an
deliver up three
e and a half 'and
the father.
the law or the
e were difficulties
mstances, and in
F our nature were
;irreenhill to vindi,
hat had been cast
litu unworthy of
-it was impossible
chargei which
tture against hiai,
atter before their
.as, that when the
id, they were
most deeply
at
He did not
I friend, but they
wally arose out of
mid now shortly
h the decision of
entering moc s.
tffidavits on boil'
ntleman had beeo
e, as stated on Ole
of 10,0001. ; 'the
Ted 5,0001. on his
to 5,000/. morc on
,le Whether thelarlY
brought no other
s enough that_tho
blessed with three
Lordships. TheY
and in the months,
and Mr. Greenhill
onally taking P.
Mr. Greenhill left
September, 1111.5.
usband had formed
a Mrs. Gralanni.
ration ; but, witlY
at day she left her
her, Capt. MSc'
!fuge with then) in
ed that Mr.Green'
ierable destitution,
itally she bad 50t
Her a small stno
er in full and per'
se house, and su'
)1e of months tho'
been made OW
mother was by the
'as not true ; Ibr
nother's, there 01
part, and he 119:
is in the Regent.'
hambers and Os'
tc, look at. Suell
the parties. On
her husband 101
hildren with b:o'
She now see
them, but .04'
iority and control,e
r the circumstanc
intrigue, WOUld,
eking possession °
a by the defendarili
tatements of over
e, which were- a':
it of habeas col4l'
,ved for before Mir,'
of Mr. Greeohir,
ae other side. r.
'said the cbildr q
tussell-square, Lin
. toe attendance 0
was dispensed Witb'
;retted that it vias;!
Fortunate that Oie
some arrangeree°
d to, and therehl
that paid"' pie
on. On the 50-
Vice. Chancellor' °II
lavits, and the de'
for his interferenc°
'led, his Learne3
r the present rule'
court of Chanced
equitable jurisdic'
2ould not interfere+,
rich the Court og
ing the cutaSe of
ned Sergeant pry.
port of his arggr
Ist Blackstone, 458,
mast 220—ex-Part.
Skinner, 9tho#
g
Lord Eldon, in tch°
fort ; all of whih
!re was nothing
Cher of his rightf°'

OLD COURT.

ig inclination on the
arrangement whicii
then The Coo
C
hould stand for tli
lowing the 'mother
and without prejo'

hich Mr. Sergeoll
illiam Follett, 31,),.'
support of the rtP,'j
of the case show
titoc,
n the mean
solve
Li- to fix upon
it i
be properly tkci:,
vithout improprct '

THIS

;.
the consideration °'
Eciency of a notice
The attorney `t
ice
of ItutliYo'
e limits of the brj
the notice shoo'oov,
ons"
upon the
he general pract'c,'
the office of an
a partnership
in the City of I";
Efferent parts oftetbj
es were to be da
le rise to much con'
lischarged.

R. wed'
a BoHand on dye
►e defendant•

for and obtaiaeu(
,f the case aot
Learned Jude

how
cause upoo of
'd, the bankers u
;um of 500/. Irll.'er
defendants, s tros'
rY Burdock'l1as
.116
~
h at - Bristol. , '....1et,
:show cause ag3`l3,,
re Perfectly dill
of the Court ; '4.,
,_t would order tIIA.
been put to bf ti°
7e was an 001.
; and on the °die:
ction for the sall'r
e_t• . the Interpleade
d the matter pity'
Equity that a Vloo°.'
L to his costs

ed upon the 0,..°,te
trustees of P'f),
as the hasbade
absence of fourteot
[ntan to do the be
its liabilities, oee
1 ,
re,,,
idant had inea
,
b
AeY was left her ii
the will berse'''
"
sband. U pon be
Iver the Wouel °
ttor
and husband ,
of the tu go v
arriogl:;
murder she
ps for the clefege,
ncei
which Was led
was refused l3°#
°'
ece
3 ssarY for the De'
Uer all the eire'e
enlia
t would order ,
. out of the Ono.,
if. He said
if tpet
a 60714. fide 019.,

ies need not have run to one half the amount
:one. He doubted whether the cases were so
o foe expenses`of the bankers being paid as the
—erpant seemed to think.
The COURT interrupted the Learned Gentleman, saying
the bankers must be paid their expenses from the fund.
Had the Learned Judge been of opinion that the defendant
had acted bona fide the Court might have gone some
way in relieving them—as it was they must pay all. The
rule must then be made absolute—that bankers pay over
the money to Agar, after deducting their own expenses.

INSOLVENT COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

Pen,janzin Eggleton, a labourer, applied on his petition
from Kingston gaol, to be discharged.
The insolvent, a stupid looking man, who could neither
read nor write, had been sued in the Kingston Court, for
OL, due for rent ; be could not pay it, and had been taken
In execution for 11/. It appeared that the parish, which
bad now to support his family, had offered the detaining
creditor .5/. of the debt and costs, which he refused to take.
Of that sum 4/. 10s. had been paid to an attorney, to bring
the insolvent up to Court. He had been put in eleven
Weeks.—The insolvent was discharged.

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

George Clark, aged twenty-two, who was tried last ses-
sion for embezzling some small sums of postage-money,
while employed as a letter carrier in the Post-office, and
was acquitted on that charge, was this morning indictel for
obtaining money, under false pretences, the charge being
founded upon the circumstance of his having represented
himself as the postman of a district, on which he was not
'° employed, or authorised to deliver letters and collect
Postage.
The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and was sen-
tenced to one year's imprisonment and hard labour in the
uouse of Correction.

, John Lewis, aged 55, was indicted for stealing a brace-
value 205., the property of Mr. Serjeant Addams, 'on
the 9th instant.
It appeared that the prosecutor engaged a job-carriage
to conve:r himself and his lady to Guildhall, and the pri-
loner rode behind as the footman. Mrs. Addams missed
;he bracelet shortly after she entered the coach, and desired
her domestic servants to look about the house for it, but
could not be found. The prisoner was subsequently
clbserved groping about the coach, and was given into cus-
"Y, when the bracelet was found in his possession.
M.r. CLARKSON, who was counsel for the prisoner, asked
the prosecutor if he thought the prisoner did intend to re-
turn the bracelet, which he answered in the affirmative.
,
had made inquiries respecting the prisoner, and found
that h.e bore a good character.
Mr. P. Mallard, a magistrate, gave him an excellent
cnarac.V:er.—The Jury instantly acquitted him.

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; DAY.), they had d.
clear as to
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low cause aelus.: Thr.