The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

Upon Mr. Bruce again mentioning his case to the
Court this morning—
The LOAD CHANCELLOR said it was his intention to
hear the case further (Jn Monday morning next. His Lord-
ship some time after this wished to know whether it would
he convenient to Mr. Bruce to attend at six o'clock on
Monday morning, and proceed with his case till ten ?
Mr. Bruce said he did not think he could attend his
Lordship so early.

His I.ORDS/lIP asked if seven o'clock would be too early.
Mr. Bruce thought eight o'clock was quite early
enough, as it would not take more than seven hours to
read his affidavits.

His LORDSHIP said if it was not convenient fur Mr.
Bruce to attend early, would it be to stay late in an evening.
Mr. BRUCE had much rather come early in a morning
than attend the Court late in an evening. He was al-
ways exhausted in an evening, and would be unable then
to proceed.

His LORDSHIP supposed he must accommodate him,
however inconvenient it might be to himself, and said be
would come down at eight o'clock on Monday morning, and
hear Mr. B.'s case till 10 o'clock, so that it might not
interfere with the regular business of the Court, and then
some future day should be appointed for its further hearing.
Mr. Bruce, with this understanding, bowed to the Court
and retired.

MILLWARD V. ATKINS.

Mr. HORNE begged respectfully to request the Court's
early judgment in this case.
THE REV. PHILLIP CHAMBERS CHAMBERS V. JESUS COL-

LEGF, Or FORD.

In this appeal, which was specially appointed for this
morning, Dr. LUSHINGTON, the COMMON SERGEANT,
Mr. BROUGHAM, and several other gentlemen, attended.
Dr. LUSHINGTON stated, that this was an appeal by the
Rev. Phillip Chamber. Chambers, against a determination
of Jesus College, Oxford, expelling him from the College.
The circumstances were of a peculiar nature, so peculiar
the Learned Doctor thought it should be heard elsewhere.
Mr. BROUGHAM said he, on the part of his clients, had
no wish for any private hearing, they had nothing whatever
to apprehend from its being heard publicly; at the same
time, if the other side wished it, he could have no objection
to its being beard privately.
His LORDSHIP thought upon the whole, it would be
better it should be heard altogether in private. Hi. Lord-
ship meant by that to say, he did not think it should be
published in the newspapers.
His LORDSHIP then retired into his private room, for the
purpose of hearing it, and we understood it was extremely
likely to occupy the whole day.

HIGH COUfIT OF DELEGATES.
Nothing of any interest occurred in this Court this
morning.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The Court was occupied this morning in hearing mo-
tions of course, in none of which was there any public
interest.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
The LORD CHIEF 13Asos was hearing an argument on
a special plea of little public interest.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.

1. Mr. Harvey—Resolution, that it is expedient that an ef-
ficient controul should be appointed over the origin
and conduct of all proceedings instituted by the
Crown for the recovery of penalties under the Cus-
toms and Excise Laws.
2. Sir Matthew Ridley—Select Committee on expense of
Printing Vetes and Papers.
3. The Lord Advocate—Bill to amend the haws relating to
the building, enlarging, or repairing of Gaols in Scot-
land, arid for regulating the mode of alimenting
persons therein confined.
4. Mr. Secretary Iluskisson—Select Committee to in-
quire into the present state of Civil Government in
the Canadas.
5. Tke Lord Advocate--Bill to regulate the Office of
Keeper of the Register of Hornings and Inhibitions
in Scotland.
6. Mr. Henley Eden—Bill to amend Bankrupt Laws.
7. Mr. Alderman Waithman—Petition from Weavers of
Norwich.
Is. Mr. Alderman Waithman—To refer Petition from
Mr. Moses Wing, for inquiry relative to Life An-
nuities, to the Committee on Public Income and
Expenditure.
9. Mr. Bernal—Petition from Journeymen Weavers of
Kidderminster.
10. Mr. Fyler—Petition front Silk Weavers of Coventry ;
also, Petition from Spitaltields Silk Weavers.
11. Mr. George Baukes—Select Committee to inquire
into alleged grievances of such persons as may be
charged with an increased rate of Land Tax, in con-
sequence of the double charge formerly imposed on
Roman Catholics.
12. Dr. Phillimore—To extend the powers given by 1
and 2 Geo. 4, c. 76, to the Deputy Warden of the
Cinque Ports.
ORDERS OF TILE DAY FOR THIS DAY.

1. Juries (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
2. Hibernian Joint Stock Company Bill—Adjourned De-
butt on Second reading.
3. Bills of Exchange (Ireland) Bill--Further considera-
tion of Report.
4. Consolidated Fund Bill—Committee.
b. Rights of Executors Bill—Committee.

6 Freeholders Registration Bill—Cortunittte.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday, May G.
Mr. Moore—Bill to protect purchasers for valuable consi-
deration, in Ireland, from Judgments not revived or
re-docketted within a limited time.
Tuesday, May 13.
Mr. Wodehouse—Bill to regulate the Returns of Pa-
rochial Accounts.
Wednesday, May 14.
Mr. Edward Davenport—Select Committee, to consider
of the best mode of introducing au uniform system
of Gaol discipline throughout the United Kingdom.

LIST OF THE
ON THU TIIIIID READ
AUAINST LOKI

3 MAJORITY AP
DINO Or THS DISSUN'
ID ELDON'S :ANIANDME:
MAJORITY.
Gosford
Grosvenor
Gower
Grantham
Grey
Grafton
Hereford
Harrowby
Heytesbury
Hill
Holland
Howard de Walden
Jersey
Ker (Lothian)
King
Lansdowne
Lauderdale
Leboter
Limerick
Mendip (Clifden)
Manners •
Maryborough
Metros (Binning)
Melville
Monteagle (Sligo)
Montford
Morley
Napier
Northumberland
Penshurst (Strang.
ford)
Ranfurly (Northland)
Ross (Glasgow)
Roseberry
'ROXIEs—CONTENTS
Devonshire
De Dunstanville
Duncan
Erskine
Foley
Fortescue
Granville
Grenville
Hilsborough
Howard of Effingham
Hopetoun andNiddry
Hutchinson (Do-
noughmore)
Kingston
Lynedoeli
Minto
Mount Edgecumbe

fD MINORITY
'Ea9' BILL, FOR ♦NU

Alvanley
Arbuthnot
Auckland
Bathurst
Boyle (Cork)
Braybrooke
Bristol
Calthorpe
Camden
Chichester
Carll,le
Carnarvon
Carrington
Cleveland
Charlemont
Clarendon
Clifton (Darnley)
Cowper
Dacre
Dawnay (Duwne)
Ducie
De Lawarr
Dufrerin
Dudley
Dundas
Durham
Ellenborough
Essex
Farnboro:tgh
Fitzgibbon (Clare)
Fitzwilliam
Gloucester
Goderich
Gordon (Aberdeen)

Rossiya
Salisbury
St. Vincent
Say and Sele
Selsey
Somerset
Spencer
Stuart of Rothsay
Stradbroke
Suffolk
Suffield
SII6SeX
Sundridge (Argyll)
Tankerville
Thornond
Teynharn
Thanet
Wellington
Wallace
Wharncliffie
Winchester
Wilton
Yarborough
York, Archbishop of

Chichester
Chester
Gloucester
Lincoln
Lichfield
Llandaff
London
Ossory
St. David's

Abercrombie
Albemarle
Anson
Ashburnham
Bayning
Barham

Oxford
Plunk( tt
Ponsonby (Besbro')
Portland
Scarborough
Scarsdale
Seaford
Somerhill (Clanri-
carde)
Sondes
Statfbrd
St. Helen's
\Temkin
Waldegrave
Canterbury, Archb•

Bagot
Behnore
Bedford
Berwick
Breadalbane
Buckinghamshire
Buckingham
Bute
Clarence
Crewe
Ca!erten
Derby

i
BISU-OP.
'Bangor
Hereford

Abingdon
Arden

MINORITY.
Guilford
Hay (Kinnoul)
Harewood
Howe
Kenyon
Malmesbury
Mansfield
Mountcashel
Newcastle
Plymouth
Pomfret •
Redesdale
Romney
Rolle

Shaftesbury
Sheffield
Sinclair
Skelmersclale
Silchester (Longford)
Willoughby de Broke
Winchilsea

Beauchamp
Bexley
Bolton
Bradford
Churchill
Clanbrassill (Roden)
Colchester
Colville
Cumberland
Dorset
Eldon
reversham
Grantley

IBISHOPS.
Bath and Wells
Bristol
Durham
Ely
St. Assph
Salisbury

Farnham
Graham (Montrose)
Northampton
Rivers

)XIES—NOT CONTE
Stowell
Tenterden
Wigan (Balcarras)

Wodehouse

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