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riet°"
and brother, John Nicholson and Son, the actual prop ,d
of the establishment, and in whose name the irculacsl7tht•
receips, &c., were made out. To answer this the 1%14v
called John Nicholson, the father, who produced sa„'..„l to
meat by which all property in the trade was transter;;en
Elizabeth, the present plaintiff, which assignment "...,est ef
made two and a half years previous to the conuncetnreTtio is
the action. It appeared, however, that it was amid fin. ode of
transacting, " that the name of the tirm ~,haierf
the business should lemain the same. -1*
found for the plaintiff. defendant
Mr. Sergeant Dowrixo now contended that , and
not aware of the change of proprietorship; that Jundot
nct E!izabeth Nicholson was the person with whom dm; wilo
bad dealings; that John Nicholson was the only Per'!gover
bad a right to recover, and that he would be able to:, this.
by another action, after his daughter had recovered 'lie gli•
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE was of opinion that the
dence given by John Nicholson on the to of the ;et
would be a sufficient answer to any action vaet' at Ape
tborir against the present defendant ; and it did n foot
trim, or to his brother Judges, that the Nerelict scoa 11°-
evidence.
Mr. Sergeant Dowmita—lf your Lordship does i'Vlits;
Sider this verdict as against evidence, I will withdra
application.—Application accordingly withdrawn.
—___.- -n if)
BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS ...-
(Before Mr. Commissioner GouLnung.) •
IN RE GARDINER.
James Whalley Gardiner (alias young and ) de'
coo ,
Corallaj JO'
scribed in the schedule as of 69, Mortimer-street, ~ ittid
square, 65 Harley-street, 8 Northumberland-streeL,: ail oil'
variety of other places, " gentleman," came 'IP °'
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joumed final order. His debts amounted to verjrieg sr
parel, &c. ; (his wife's wearing apparel, va - pool
e°,i; by the '
8,0001., no assets beyond excepted articlesin
broker_ at 701., not being pressed for by the creditors?, 0 t
The insolvent was supported by Mr. Htighe' and Ligb
Todd, of "" the
by Mr. Lock, on behalf of Lieutenant 0 ~,, WI .1
Dragoons, on the ground that he bad obtained bills
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lieutenant, and also from the Rev. Win. Warringw°' •
Leek, in Yorkshire, under fraudulent circumstances. 10)0
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Mr. Wright, of the Chancery bar, also app ea ° t
of Colonel Wilson, to oppose on similar groan insolvent'
Loo•
tat
It appeared from the examination of the
during the past summer he had inserted in those"l.„,° soble'd
don papers the following advertisement :—" O;ith ge,
men, gehtlemen, clergymen, officers on full PaY, 060";
expectations, heirs to entailed estates, &c., can WI. ia,6 tlis
dated,
ciaote4l,oroinii threeirthpaernsoroloosle.curAitsd,
rwesitshol.opan.): jetif wri:iriistll.l:ungloei.
to Messrs. Young, 69, Mortimer-street, Cave' sequenceot
personal application attended to." in co is°lv ,
Nthois, Lieutenant Todd applied for a loan, and thed to pr,t
obtained from him a bill of exchange for 100/. r 05011,,,,°
missory notes of 501. each. The 100/. bill 'te l'otlfro
got discounted by a Mr. Whitehead, of Peiaalce,
who took 20/. for discount; and th„,e 551 I,''df
handed to Lieutenant Todd 251., keePwg be ' "
himself. With respect to the promissory nt'tes' 101.
negotiated them but had not handed over $11?0,1,,
.to_Lieut. Todd. A bill for 1501, received from th_,, I'o
Warrington, he had negotiated and kept the PNer;ilis °rot
bill had been seized by C t Warrington, all.„ astO
posing creditor, and was naPow. the subject w '''. it
e
trover. ind that
Mr. LORD opposed on the ground a trod, --heduie,
transactions did not appear on the face of the so",,edule•„l,
Mr. HUGHES applied for leave to amend the Ir;1110''' t;ef;
it The Learned. COMMISSIONER said he could no ,esioni 01
was not like an ordinary mistake • where alit,`''oln.,tArefa%
palpably made to deceive the creditors' be shom- the
considered that the objections were supported bl

vent's own admission.
The petition was • dism ed pAY)
CRIMINAL COURT.---(111IS
OLD COURT.
(Before the RECORDER and the Loa' chargct
Paul Cooper, aged 20, a French
Jolisher, was o
burglary in the dwelling-house of ames Pogo rr 00',0
ing therefrom one scarf, one brooch,
valued 20s. 6d., the property of Mary An° cooo3o
and one 1100.
The prisoner pleaded Guilty, and a former
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having been put in, the Learned Recorder sent' 10'
transportation for ten years.
'e jay 0 10'
Thomas Durral Wrench;aged 22, pleaded Guilty of 00
dictment charging him with stealing a clue° d sll°
1" l d
cloth, value 385., the property of Thomas Pus 015
his employers. Y
The prisoner was also charged with stealing wets
cloth, value at 315., also the property of big had OOP
It appeared from the evidence that the cloth
acco 00
plied to a friend of the prisoner's, and he had n°the baaag
it to his masters. The prisoner alleged .that 0 dew
charged in the books of the firm for it. 'Dig Wel en°
the prosecutor, and as the books were not in Co° foths
The RECORDER said that the case need lint g°1•00e
in consequence of the absence of the books the
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entitled to a verdict of acquittal. „a the F
The jury returned a verdict according)}',
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was discharged.
The RECORDER sentenced the prisoner en t•11:041,tot,
dictment to imprisonment with hard labour for sir, Isls'iato
Joseph Maras, seaman, and George
,lliesseligistiliad"
were charged with feloniously breaking and •sh of Are"
the dwelling-house of James Sibley in the Wives
ley, and stealing one hat, one coat, ;waistcoat, t or+
't oec
&c., his property. drig 1t
The prosecutor stated he locked his door, I°'
as he thought, on the 21st October, and 11011,. oee'''ofer
some hours after, he observed the casement Psrd be f,lfr
opening the door he found that boxes, Sce., "
• dict,.-
en
hauled, and the articles mentioned in the ni
He gave information of his loss to the police. difee.4'.ol
James Brook happened to be going in the the bait
Sibley's house on the evening on which the rohe,,,,
mitted, and he observed Marys running frontno
Sibley's house with a bundle, which he threw os ex`t
named Hodges, who was standing in the n.ed not iel
saw Messenger also in another field, but he a' 010
towitrfiditga'lll,4llB
first two.
Dinah Dawson saw Mares and Hodges g°
house, and they afterwards returned front it, of the 4
bundle. There was a third person who came °11" mfg
with these two, but it was not Messenger. „d
Mary Ann Brazier saw Maria, Messenger, and
they'
towards Sibley's house, and she spoke to an " ~sttra
afterwards saw them return. N'ort'ibety
Richard Neill, 3 S, took Muss into custodli_n:ifss
Lisson-grove, and the prisoner said that 11°°64e-
who committed the robbery.
The REcortnnn—What is become of gOdgeg ',OS
not here ?* Witness—He was convicted last a- olgir.
same offence.
The hat (the only part of the property recover_.,eroolll)/
produced in Court, and the Learned Recorder, in ""oisevg
commented very severely upon the negligolieebringi
those who had charge of the prosecution, inn e"
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only article which could be identified. J.- 0
The jury returned a verdict of Acquittal. ant ebb
The RECORDER called up the police-aerator
him why he had not suggested to the prosecutor lied t
should be brought to Court? The sergeant fePlosa g
understood that the prosecutor had it 00 h's d
time.—The expenses were stopped. corptif,
Thomas Ribble was indicted for bigatny•i need! vi.eb'i
William Smith, police-constable 11 E, PiWanna°,o-de b'f
the register of the prisoner's marriage with '-',411 • ,;1
in the parish of Beach, Bucks. The extract n-rrertYfeit°,o'
the clergyman, and he (witness) verified int, „c-mtlie;orl",,o
examination. He produced also an extract oriiis
of the parish of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Oct ,rissPe ira
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with Caroline Haswell Jones. He took th
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custody on Oct. 21. there ac
Joseph Rickard, parish clerk of Beach, P.tie- there 1,3
saw the prisoner and Hannah Dudley molt custriki
ing to the forms of the Church of England. d gist ;le fro
Caroline Haswell Jones—Knew prisoner, 11°.0.,e. 10 tire
to him at St. Leonard's Church in her oto, feC• hdi
named in the certificate John Thorne. tyoi
till he was claimed by his first wife. The Rd-itnfl etol
sented herself as the husband's cousin, an rriel her,
sister that she knew she (Jones) bad been and to " •
three years. He had always been a kind hnsban cOf
and OD,
a good father his child. • „ven „ivo dt•
r. PAYNE addressed the jury for the Prie"„o3
tended that the first wife had occasioned, b 7 lie:r-afterich•o• ",:fa
conduct, separation from her husband, and I"',lyetol-
- prosecution was instituted by her now ,119- yew•fo, r
heard it incidentally stated that she was for Or 'w ago
that he was connected by marriage with his sepct 00,00
The RECORDER summed up, and the Pr); c-„rii,soat
dict of Guilt.—Sentenced to, six mouths' Or
the House o' Correction. nth t'
0/s t,
MARLBRO'-STREET.--Cr, 01,011
Henry Garrett, a young man, O'-STREET..—(T ble vt.
bezzling divers sums of money, mastertoTconsia ergtree
received by him for and on account of his pol'e
ployer, Mr. David Cooper Miller, of No. 27,
0 s o or
Piccadilly, baker. reicet .ers" 00
The prisoner had been in Mr. Miller's se .0 a iero
neyman, but latteriy had condutced himself Imiver
proper manner About a month ago 3‘ir. „load' (l begot
strated with him, but his advice was disrer,or
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then, Mr. Miller ad discovered that the Pris;„°z thi! 1,8
in the practice for some months past of alteril'hio 000
the customers, and receiving the amounts,
r•-
not accounted for. differas i,et
The prisoner admitted that he had receivead
on his master's account, and, although he ha-
counted for them, he intended to do so. ntbe for
He was remanded until this day week. 01°--,,,,e1b
Thomas Collins was fined five pounds, o'l Bride icest:i•
prisonment to hard labour in Westminsteri tin try n 1
committing a violent and unprovoked °
square, on an unfortunate female and two rfeciacantblelo 9t
men who interfered to protect her. The defe°,,,,. and
at the time. He was unable to pay the 'Orb'
to gaol.

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hwoeuplsekE,nAaotTilliurnOpPpi,Dß.NicmoLL.—This Learne_etreoriciti:efol;iii#l
attack of smalenlr-
frooefrglTitrfeieihte,
eatbnopeill e
auehfika has
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iCafaoio civilian,
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n rsitisy,,,:g:ilesitr,o;
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stated that the
fNistohsbteli
tendence upon his noble relative Earl 011.9"i'llci:',1,001'1""'
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foc ~,,
..,y of P., 11.v,:fteA
Trt E CHANCELLOR OF THE DIX.'" , f o,' tat "-if.
—The absence of Lord Granville Somerse" foci i," le v,#a"
cent Cabinet Councils has occasioned a g-tite •4;'' orr e
founded speculation. We are informed that i 00 P 011„
..-, Dunn 0r- fe,
Noble Earl
sea
ana
ral
air.wv eilrly Shortlyweak stet
procceoe a to ,
was on his way from the Continent to Dil,g 10110,,ible
to attend them, when he was arrested at 1-,''° ~010`..,"1. #
by a violent fit of the gout, which rendered it ' to li't#l.,,g
him to travel, it having, in fact, confined l'illoiip toot I.
great, however, was the impatience of his Lot.' De ot the re'
part in the deliberations of his colleagues. that
rY t° A
convalescence was established,
fore his and coot° „ coy '
commendations of his medical attendants. n, 06°1' toedif,
THE LATE QUI TAM ACTIONS." 4"11. Oillota 111
menced by Char!es H. Russell against Mr., s beau ,totl to
cover 40,0001. and 20,000/. won on the turf, I,°,ere hast' sifib#
on the payment of costs incurred, and ~'',.oler forgo" ty
aclonOsdttstlr4oisfe.cailnaOtadc.GtiuoTinidhbfe,r,raodbuogAsh-sets-ibnzysesmb. above-named qaugiatia:
j...illol.‘°e i 65( ge Po ti
been captured and lodged in Whitecross-sirti'rd v d
iit cir'*; toed
• OPERATIVE TAILORS.---A dOCUITIe- 'Dolor-o,ls
with. apparently great care by the Operate 1,0: forgo tg
4ciation, shows that in Liverpool 1,187 men' bleb °roll eir
miaesnbtoeyra:slare employed in their own houses' v,hil° 0 tl5O
mostm part in a dirty and unhealthy state; "joboistioPs or,
atil,slolarist.fill
tist:tt
is nNotE dprelm39isebs.oysofatrhee employedegs
useind I,olr
aricotsri:es rtiof
it
are bedrooms and 127 cellars; while in 222 co 1.
Lee osi
working at home for shops.—Liveiro/palgerfio in tod rot
the billuiwlTtmhmseornipf,oCtrhaes‘puveacituelratohrantOodidni;d:"}i n o, - 4
he
for r Liverpool h eln
as readily as if the paper was a bank note i, gai,%3oltoo
dinners are not current on such terms, to s'f
oSwtsanthdaatrdsecipbuist
doonwrnCaonndtemporati
is
op,
of
change.)—Leeds Intelligencer. Of ill
The birthplace of Sir Walter SO
Wynd, Edinburgh, is now a public-honso•
~ witt./e:
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