The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-18 00:00:00

KING'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY•)

PALMER V. BAHR.
This was an action brought by the owner of a vessel name
the Britannia, against a ship broker of Liverpool, for spec
damage sustained in consequence of the vessel having bej„
detained a considerable time at Trieste, and not having
tained an advantageous cargo home, which it was alleged r:
occasioned by the neglect of the defendant. The quesPre
for the Jury was, whether the loss had been sustained by.d
negligence of the defendant, or by that of Mr. Cam
who acted as the commission agent of the other partb Pr.
charterers.
The evidence, which consisted principally of letters Olilare.
the various parties concerned, was of a very conflictinguat
The case is not likely to terminate till a late hour.

EXCHEQUER COURT.-(THIS

WHITE V. GARDNER AND OTHERS.
Baron ALDERSON. gave judgment in this cases which,lis
bill filed by the plaintiff, as lessee of the rectorial tithes t„a,
parish of Glasserton, in Gloucestershire, against the I
ant, for an account of the tithes of the land in their
tion, situated within the rectory. His Lordship, after
into the case at some length, decided in favour of the pl bis
except as to 90 acres of land, which were not proved W
satisfaction to be situated within the rectory.

ELECTION COMMITTEES•

(THIS DAY.)

IPSWICH ELECTION COMMITTEE.
...„ed
This Committee met to-day at eleven o'clock, and Wino
the scrutiny into the qualification of the voters Kied &toes
last election. The publication of the proceedings bas
bas
prohibited by the Committee. We understa',d that the
against the Returning Officer having teen. abandoned I))ti.
petitioners, Mr. Wordsworth, as his
Counsel, applied for
No decision was given when we left.
CANTERBURY ELF,CTION COMMITTES,IO.
This Committee met to-day at eleven o'clock, nods!
mediately proceeded with the scrutiny of the votes',
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which a question arose as to the extent to whinngobea
an inquiry should be carried. The Committee res
that, consistently with the Reform Act, they could
open the registry nor enquire into the qualifications , 0,0
who had not been objected to at the time of polling•
...
decision will greatly expedite the progress of the itiquur
CARLOW ELECTION COMMITTEE. oft'
This Committee sat to-day in the Sessions House
minster.
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Mr. Maher's evidence went to shew that equal facilitiesuoi
not afforded to the voters who went to poll for O'Conl'icitlol
Cahill, as to Bruen and Kavenagh's voters. An aPP,OO
on the subject was made to the High Sheriff who &olio the
entertain it. The consequence was that the supporters,Totel
sitting member were enabled to poll a greater number
than the unsuccessful candidates.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT'

(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.'t el
Elizabeth Benton pleaded Guilty of obtaining a greLagote;
tity of goods from Thomas Hall, a linendraper, in V. cOli.
under false pretences. She had represented that sPe
from a Mrs. Manton, of Cambridge Heath, who 105 II
tomer at the shop.
The prosecutor recommended the prisoner to mer*boigi
Robert Bantin and John Shields were indicted Webs re
in their possession a mould, on which was impressed
semblance of the King's coin—a shilling.
The prisoners denied the offence. trt
The Learned Judge having summed up, the Jury re_dsiss-
a verdict of Guilty against Bantin, and Not Guilty
Shields.

NEW COURT. hn Were
The Court met at the usual hour (nine o'clock), but
at a stand-still until eleven waiting for bills.
Mr. C. PHILLIPS complained of this. ill'
Mr. CHARLES PEARSON said, that tlhe fault did not re
' -55.00—
the Commissioners - the bill was defective, and a sap
arrangement should be effected.
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George Charles, aged 25, was indicted for stealing.
fire-irons, the property of George Turner.
The prisoner, in his defence, declared that he was;01131
way from Portugal, having been in Don Pedro's service
day spoken of.—Verdict, Guilty.