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London, England, 1845-01-22 00:00:00

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MAW AND POIAC3I. vers StiQ3
one
°v,ct
In the Court of Queen's Bench, a Ch
arose between the Bar and the Bench, on ttithe
of the case of Carus Wilson, when, oil account of
to
difficulty of communicating with Jersey,
know what was intended to be done in respectfer re,
arrangement proposed the other day, the time
enlarged
turning the second writ of habeas corpus was en
to Wanesday week.
to
The last of the writs of right came on for
„en.
in the Court of Common Pleas. It was the
,e" to
heard case of Davis v. Lowndes.
ancient custom, the knights appeared in the urioce,
wearing swords. Only three were in at Est
however, instead of four ; and the dream, dr
having been explained by the statement of trni,
op,
cease of the said fourth knight, the default in n,otti,
pearancs was directed t 9 be entered on the record
d over'
The case was consequently ordered to this mattern
and thus further delay must occur before
can be finally disposed of. for hear'
The case of Lord Huntingtower came ou Conicr
in gin the Bankruptcy Court before Mr, f,tber
sinner Fonblanque. The Earl of Dysart, th.e.„ tbe
of the Noble bankrupt, was present lia at
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proceeding, in the course of which the beere,
for Lord Huntingtower said, " I may saY, sing,
once, Sir, that Lord Huntingtower has at)"
shilling of his own, nor any means of suPrposrl,
cept what he receives from his mother, 1-iadY 0)01'3
and this I state boldly, and in the hearing °,,os re;
Dysart, who is now in Court ;" to which foal'
plied by Mr. Commissioner Fonblanquei ain tbii
think that if any right feeling were exercise ittedN
case, we should not daily and hourly be Per° code,
see Lord Huntingtower held up as a Public slit e
ot
when, at all events, we all know that he is
if n tO 570
,0
son and heir to Lord Dysart 's title,
else." The further hearing was then adj eourn
sth of July next.
A.t Guildhall, on Monday, Thomas DatidYA'illjerasa
draper's shopmen, was brought before Mr• '-i,vfeesf;
Challis, charged with having obtained fr°lll d, thre'
Pawson and Co., in St. Paul's ChurchYart be we/
ready-made shirts by the false pretence that
sent by Messrs. Luning and Blackburn, °1.114'41
quitto
Hampstead, whose service he had
before. He was committed for trial. residing
Mr. Daniel William Banbur an attorney' opal
in Wharton-street, Lloyd-square,y' and 311% - were
CrP oler
Hicks, surgeon, of Field-terrace, St. 1- tirirrite fa at
charged with being drunk and riotous. -`', stre_i`
was also charged with having extinguish° 'pesr
lamp. The case was clearly proved, and it, 104°'
also, that when in custody, the defendanis., eyeelr,'
tempted to bribe the police to connive a tho
an
Mr. Greenwood fined Air. Banbury 40s" te(i.
Hicks 55., which they paid, and were lihe-urge-
At Worship-street, George Fletcher, 6 015 iLatiA°ll;
assistant, was brought up for final e°„verei'r,
charged on suspicion of having stolen fiv," of of
and a valuable breast-pin from the hou'i
Wildbore, a surgeon, in Shoreditch,
Bt
stej ti;;,
having committed various depredations
in Hertfordshire. The police-sergeant lilt° vitlerge
he had been unable to procure any otherstepotrbe
and Mr. Broughton said that, although he,,,,b bilitPlefe
slightest moral doubt of the prisoner's cairts. aeeicelt
considered it would entail upon the co mere,
expense to send him for trial, and he, there bsi
compelled to discharge him. Who the
Jonathan Storey, a middle. aged Mail' a sis,,r(joe
been for many years a master butcher, an in
landlord of the Jolly Butcher public-househp'
port Market, was brought up at Lambeth, ''- •01
Henry, on a charge of grossly neglecter ceps
using his daughter Martha, a child of te,,n, fise e,f
age, so that her life, for the last three wee. orit/
placed in great peril. It appeared that ti
,jr t
was in the habit of leaving her locked uP
days, during the recent inclement weather,thing
a morsel of food or any fire ; that the 014 atilt r,
gave her to eat was a little bread and water ;4,ll.oll,iegPo'
was in the habit of beating and otherwise ip leaded
Thetr prisoner, as on a former occasion, Pepingloi
eme poverty as the cause of his not ,ev‘ifeo6
child as he should have done, and said h'solg of
eloped from him about two years ago, tt °'
rube
her one of their children and nearly the .s trial to
money. He was committed to take' his tbail
ensuing Surrey sessions, but admitted t° gig'
pear then. brig the
John Atkinson, the second mate of the ,vet
nought, in the London Dock, was finecli -coe.
'Thames Police-court for assaulting Michaa'
the cook and steward of the same vessel" foe'
c °yaw .—ramiszorraasibt '01).
The Duke of Portland continues —olfecet ti)l
health at Welbeck Abbey, Notts. 1-1.15,.,,ds 54,101
been entertaining a small party of trlv-a 1'
Abbey during th last week, including -4nsot''
cliffe, Mr. Evelyn, and Lady Charlotte Vet.; I be
Marquis of Titchfield, Lord G. Bentinek,
The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland by Cy 44
entertaining a succession of visitors a 11$ 01; t
e
His $,
Grace has received an invitation for theo
Wellington's grand Ministerial dinner
,ieriing
Monday
week, the day preceding the gdie'
Parliament. the
The Earl and Countess of Fingall anda t°'
Plunkett have arrived at Rome, fr°lll
0 ,
Switzerland. fned oVI
_ The Marquis of Downshire has rettjf. 03°
Brunswick-house Hotel, Hanover-square'
to her Majesty at Windsor Castle. :H3
The Hon. Captain Frederick Villiers at
Elizabeth Villiers are passing the Winter to°
View, Towcester, Northamptonshire. t,„.bells'Ve°
The Earl of Kingston is still at 1‘1„,"`",.1
Castle, county Cork, where the Noble •r'' e
entertaining a succession of visitors. have it
The Hon. Philip and Mrs. Pierrepol°' al
at Bath.
Colonel and Mrs. B. Drummond hav,e4 of
town
from the seat of the Earl and Coun'eji
a 438 co
wicke.
„,
The Marquis and Marchioness of 1411—eja ti°'ofl,vi
Lad Louisa Fitzmaurice left Lansdon,,,ning Sb
Friday last, for Bowood, where the chris"'d
infant son and heir of the Earl and Coun
"
burne is expected to take place. Os"' e
Viscount Melbourne is still at I3rocket .0
Noble Viscount is, we are happy to state'
joyment of excellent health. aa
The Earl and Countess of Macclesfiel- orig
Louisa Parker have left Conduit-street Or, ti
of
The Earl and Countess Lisburne all oP
—ros
(
Vaughan are sojourning at their seat'j 1,.,07,0f)
diganshire.
The Earl of Warwick has arriveacia ll
duties
Castle Castle from Windsor, his Lordship's A
in Waiting on the Queen having exPire-.
IfIX4ICEJNIaLIt 311101/.* opc
We understand that the 1-10°°;;:,
beti for Middlesex, George By g+ >p fan i 0
'"
usual liberality, contributed t"
~ding
sum of one hundred guineas to the hu"
the Orphan Working School, City-r05,,,i1i, eF
tended to be removed to Haverstock;';l ha`gbjee
Weymouth, Esq., and John IL gills, .--'9-11:ine °coy;
contributed one hundred pounds to the eclatit4
The Institution is for the maintenance an ao
of two hundred and forty poor orphan 00 131°:111,
children of both sexes. Ibtoo- OA+
The want of a coal depot on the pnielfee,o
for some time past caused great
;dela 0;1."
royal steamers the Admiralt f
Ditchburn and Mare. of BlaLwall,
~„t°„ ton,,s,°lselp
floating vessel, capable of holding s,(N:diV`miie,
which is to be moored off the lower Pia' distiiirroeljl
It is stated upon good authority, rr-iivirroe
military officer, that the Coinnianue of evia
strongly in favour of the abolition hotoot 0174
punishment in the British army, a Purl the at' Irr''
of it to be, according to the nature °' Wine fa°
offeace, imprisonment with solitary °°P,eAt's °At. Uf
periods varying from one month to tiv° tocle"
according as the sentence mat be tivl
ief"4.

detachment of
The La Belle Alliance, Govern
withstockyard,
200 male convicts on board, l" cfibo6'fied
tretit r; t e
Woolwich, on Monday fl,„ot fo" ~d
of the 72d Regiment of -r sj.
PO°
convict guard. 'active° ltiAA
The whole of the low lands lying " 1 screjlord
and Windsor are under water.
ton
ii.l
neighbourhood of West Drayton 51 tter l',,' ofit;
and on the high road between the a the r itit;ll'
Cowley,Uxridge' near to Taplin's mill, Icnoriss„everPjliti
the water passes across tile the tilo
thed
ins
oefpththoef twoutriipevwtehraardncsnoulonafel, in
efeoehts,efgraoeillo et, of ,
healvlyersaeinvese. kliirtf,
~c 1 fl
fifth election of children tgoentheeral3l
took place on Monday at the Lon'-'° ctor' 0 tee
Smith, Est., presided. A most satisfo.ng bee; oto,
the proceedings of the past -year ha/losiliiielecol°,o;
and rinitiesehAtbengrFolereropoc :;1;
approved, the officers for -the ce3.l; pre' 0 1e*"10
ssaiiedpeceotteiinvdter
fdergaoaitzirnndldsi
ad.
lis t thank;of
twentyawarded
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e.The esulelcttiv‘o,answaaantsensot,hen proceeded scit"ttliirte.leetiP
eleven years.
the result was Previousu\n,v ,
heod et Otaogtehthseevcalrf°irseiedeofdropidsevetirti
the IS'ticti:
There are fewer unemployed 5e91111-elibiisnO P;Pcefit,ll:
London than for man years Past' (vs tc tnitlitbrt3e'ol
iarly shown in the nuymber of udeliss°oot 5--
co;o:if
tute Sailors' Asylum in Wells-street, oyerege, vd
for whilst in the winter of 1 8 43, the it 14.„. leti
mates were 140, and lastnight
this year exceeded 50 on SundaY jog tO
being 56. This circilinstitace is Qw
i
year lv., olio

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