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London, England, 1850-01-31 00:00:00

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

♦LLFREY V. ALLYREY.—JUDGMEST.
The MASTER( f the ROLLS gave judgment this morning
in this case, which came before him a short time since
upon motion on behalf of the defendant, that the certi-
ficate of the Master, allowing certain interrogatories,
might be taken off the file of the court. His Lordship
dismissed the motion with coste.
ROBERTSON V. SYELTON.—JUDGMENT.
The MASTER of the ROLLS also gave judgment in this
case, in which the only question v as, whether interest
should be paid on the purchasc-money from the time of
the purchase, or from the time when the Master made
his report finding a good title. His Lordship thought
that interest should only be paid from the time the
Master made his report, and ordered accordingly,
Nothing of Any interest occurred in any of the other
Equity Courts.

COMMON PLEAS.—(THIS DAY.)
(Sittings in Banco, before Lord Chief Justice WILDE,
Mr. Justice MAULE, Mr. Justice CRESSWELL, and
Mr. Justice WiLLiems.)
THORNE v. SIMMONS.
Mr. GRIFFITHS, on the part of the defendant in this
case, moved the Court for a writ of prohibition to be
directed to the Judo of the County Court at Luton,
calling upon him to stay proceedings in an action in
that court in which a verdict ha eared given for the
plaintiff fir 71. 121. 61d. It ap that this sum
was the balance of an account amounting to 1671.95. 61.
which arose between the parties who were the joint
overseers of a parish. The Learned Couns.l moved f
the prohibition, on the ground that the amount of
1671. 9s. 6d., except the sum of 71. ode, was a set oft;
and not a balance of accout.t ; and, therefore, that the
County Court bad no jurisdiction. The summons wus
returnable on the 28th Nov( mbcr, and it was part heard
and adjourned until the next Court eay, and, ult.-
mately, an order was made, on the 27th December, for
payment to be made en the 7th of February next, so as
to give the parties time to cr,me bef ire this Court if they
thought necessary t argue the question of jurisdiction
The COURT said that the defendant having delayed
bringing the motion before the Court until the last day
of term, which precluded the plaintiff showing cause
until next term, they were of opinion there was no
ground in this case for deviating from the practice of the I

Court, which was not to grant a rule nisi f,r writs cf
prohibition, exc: pt under peculiar circumstances, justi-
fying the exception, and tiler:fore no rule could go on
the subject.

BAIL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Justice FILE.)
JONES V. LLOYD.
In this case a rule had been obtained calling upon the
plaintiff, and the Judge of the Cardigan Cour.ty Court,
to show cause why the proceeding should not be stopped
by a writ ( f prohibition, on the ground of some infor-
mality in the ori,,inal summons..
Mr. lustice ERLE now gave judgment, dismissing the
rule 'without costs. The defendant, he said, had ar-
peered and pleaded to the plaint, and, admitting that
the summons was infirmal, the fact of his appearing
waived all objection on that point. When any infor-
mality was visible on the face of a County Court sum-
mons or order, it ought to be ot,j( cted to at once, and a
party must not wait till judgment had been obtained
against him before he came to this Court for relief.
That, however, was not the course that had been
adopted here, and he was of opinion, therefore, that
the rule ought to be discharged.
Rule discharged.

SHERIFFS' COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BURCHELL.)
CON.—VICKERS V. BIRCH.
This vi a,--; an action to recover damages for criminal
coLyersation with plaintiff's damages were
laid at 5,0001. Detendant suffered judgment to go by
default.
Mr. CooKE, who appeared for the plaintiff, was pro-
ceeding to state the case, when
Mr. EDWIN JAMES said ho was instructed by his
client to avoid, if possible, details which must be pain-
ful to all parties interested being gone into, and was
willing t) consent to a verdict for 501.
Mr. CooKE said he could not compromise his client,
but if it was to be taken as a full admission, and so that
no impediment should be thrown in the way of ulterior
proceedings by plaintiff, and as a verdict was one step,
he thought he could accept the offer.
The Learned UNDER-SHERIFF said that the verdict
must either be by consent or evidence must be given.
Mr. COOKE said be would consent, and a verdict was
then given for 501.
The parties were not described by either of the
Learned Counsel.
The other cases were undefended, and the Court rose
efLer a very short sitting.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JAN. 31.—Wind at noon, S.S.E., light breeze
and cloudy.
COWES, JAN. 30.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. Carl Frede- 1
rick, Wosseriro, Bahia.
FOWEY, JAN. 29.—Wind W.—Arrd. Ocean Queen,
Le Boulittcer, Pernambuco.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 30.—Wind N.E. to E.S.E., fresh
breezes. Off port, Northumberland, Parish, Madras;
Aanchester (supposed), Rogers, Pernambuco.
GUERNSEY, JAN. 29.—Wind W.—Arrd. Louisa,
Lush, Ilavannah.
NEWPORT, JAN. 30.—Wind N.E.—Sld. Augusta,
Hong-Kong; Charlotte, New Orleans.
DEAL, "JAN. 30.—Wind E. t) E.S.E.—Arrd. Bengal,
M.Leod, Calcutta.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 30.—Wind S.S.E.—SId. John
Wesley, Yaramagua; Chieftain, Savannah; Mersey, Ja-
maica; North Pub', Philippines; John Mather, Calcut a;
M'Culme ditto; Richard Coben, Bombay; Sir Harry
Smith, Rio Janeiro; Supply, Bahia; General Wiltshire,
ditto; Sir Howard Douglas, New rleans. Peter Marcy,
ditto; Albert, ditto; G. Eloply, Philadelphia; Savannah,
New York; Fanchon, Boston. Off port, Abbey Sands.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 30.—Wind E.—Arrd. Karstad, Van
Hall, Cape of Good Hope for Amsterdam, put in here
on account of the ice; Friends' Goodwill, Duppe, hay-
ii ,g sprung a leek, and is discharging; Lady DouglaF,
Newcastle for Carthagena ; crew rt f,actory.
HOLYHEAD, JAN. 29.—The Economy, of and from
Aberystwith to Liverpool, sprang a leak yesterday about
twenty miles to the westward, and was abandoned; crew

saved.
WELLS, JAN. 29.—The Old Harry, from Blyth to
Rochester, in coming into the Cockle Gal, was carried
by the ebb tide on the Burber Sand, but was assisted
off, after remaining two hours, and brought into th•
roads.
LYNN, JAN. 29.—The Robert and Betsey, Specula-
tion, Navy, Confucius, and Helene, which were on shore
yesterday, in the Channel, have all been got off, the first
alone sustained damage.
YARMOUTH, JAN. 22.—The Bradford, from London
to Selby, was assisted into the harbour this day, with
loss of topmast and rigging, having been caught in a gale.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 30.—The Arrow, Hall, from Sun•
derland, in attempting to enter the Cumber on the ebb,
grounded on the Point, listed considerably to port, is
being lightened, and expected to be righted on the
flood.
WHITEY, JAN. 29.—The Britannia, Hogartb, of this
port, in taking the harbour with a heavy sea, came on
shore to the westward of the West Pier, and washed up
near the battery, but is expected to be got off' ; crew

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ssaved._
SIINDEULAND, JAN. 30.—The l'o%rl, hence to Whit-
stable, and thu Etnmeaus, of this port, are on shore;
crew and materials saved, but three persons were
drownoi in saving tie crew uf the latter vessel.