The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
His Howoux was engaged this morning in hearing further
arguments upon a bankrupt petition of no general interest,

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
PVELICATION OF EX-PARTE PROCEEDINGS.

COOS V. BANEES.
In this case, which has been frequently befOre the public,
and which involves the question whether Lincoln's-inn is
extra-parochial or not, Mi. CAMPBELL was heard at great
length on behalf of the Society of Lincidn's Inn, and
againSt the claim made by' the parish of St. Andrew,
Holborn. In conclusion, the Learned Gentleman took oc-
casion to animadvert on the conduct of the opposite patty
in publishing pamphlets on this subject before the question
was regularly before the Court for its decision.
Lord TENTEUDBN said, he'certainly thought the prac-
tice which now prevailed of fitiblishing cases, by interested
-parties, whilst thOse cases were only in progress, and before
the Court had pronounced its judgment, was calculated to
bias the public -mind, and was most unfair to the parties,
and unpleasant to the Judges.
Mr.' Justice BAILEY said, he would only add to what
had fallen from Lord Tenterden, that in criminal caste, the
publication, of 'the evidence on which a man was to be
brought to trial for -MS life, beforehe had an opportunity
of answering that evidence; was the cruellest system that
could be 'adopted-towards the prisonetyind very unsatidae-
tory to the -Judge and the Juryinen, Vie:4e unpleasant sluti
it was to Jecide on the' uilt orinnocenee of the parties. • '

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ARCHES, CpUitT.

- P*ANICARD
l. V. DILACLE.
Sie J. , .
Nico affirming the sentence of Ale ,Episcopl
Court, of Wells, by which kr:" Pranicard. Was excommu-
nicated, and sentenced to fourteen thiy's imprisonment, for
creating a disturbance in a Church.. We regret, that, for
vwant of; room, we cannot detail more fully the facts of the
'The case of priffiths,`against Read and iiair,is,for incest,
next came to 'tie heard > but the circumstances appearing
froria thitivideiiie Were nit fit forlaseitioxi.

LIVERPOOL ELECTION.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

- LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Fla. 4.
'Attwo o'clock this-day, a Meeting of the friends
of Mr. Huskisson was held at the King's Arms
Hotel, Castle-street, for the purpose of adopting
metistites to secure the re-election of the Right Hon..
Gentleman. - •

Sir Joax TOBIN in the Chair.
Mr. GLADSTONE having eulogised the services of
Mr. Huskisson, .and expressed his conviction that
the freeruen of Liverpool would, ,by re-electing the
Right Hon. Gentleman, evince to the nation atlarge
thelr,opinjon of his services,
,proposed the following
resOlutiou :
Resolved—That this Meeting, being strongly impressed
with the value and importance of the services of Mr. Hus--
kiseae, in the promotion of the beet interests of, the nation
4 large,And of his attention to the, protection of the Com-
merce and welfare of this great town, are determined to
give him their cordial and zealous support in securing his
re-election.

Mr, BROWN seconded the resolution, which waq
carried unanimously, and a Committee for carrying
the foregoing resolution into effect having been ap-
pointed, the Meeting was dissolved.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)•