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who was said to have actually performed the are-
tow? of marriage at Holytovrn, goes to Dr: Robert-
son of Noeth Leith, and conducts himself in the deliberate
Solemn serious manure which he is proved to have done.
An attempt was made to prole that Dr. M'Niell was im-
becile from drinking, or some other danse. The evidence
imputing this to biro, his Lordship thought entitled to no
credit whatever. M'Oti-egor accepted presen, thewhich are
usual at Scotch marriage 4. fle attended wedding
dinner, and was often afterwasl; fattnd a guest in the
family. In October, 1826, Dr. M'Niell
r:icro.Veatn.edd,
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'Gregor wasnt
col4ented
ou.ridtehreda flo)era3fl.rr himself..
states a claim of marriage against the appellant, and after-
wards procures a declaratir, with the intention that this
virtuous lady, as he mnst think her, shall be restored to
his arms. Upon the most careful consideration of time
whole circumstances of the cast, his Lordship was of
opinion that there was sufficient reason for reversing this
declarator of marriage.
The Loan CHA Nt ELLOR expres-=ed his entire concurrence
in the observations of his Noble and Learned Friend.
He was completely satisfied that the varemony in question
did not amount to a valid 1-;',artiage, ,tee. use thee viden
iberate,
ce
plainly established that there was not tile full,
and uninfluenced consent which the Law of ScctJand re-
quired : he should therefore advise their Lordships to ie-
, verse the interlocutor of the Court of Session.

(THIS DAT.)
VICE-CIIA‘NCELLOWS COURT.
JUDGMENT.
THE ROYAL STANNARY MINING COMPANY

BLAIN AND oTHERs C. AGAR AND OTHERS.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR, at the sitting of the Court to-
day, gave judgment upon the demurrer put in by the de-
fendants to the bill in this cause. It will be recollected,
that the object of the bill was to recover from the Viree-
tors of the Company the amount of their deposits, on the
ground that they had been induced to lea:, these de-
posits by false representations of the real state of the
concerns of the Company. To dile. bill tte 'defendants
demurred, on the grounds of want of parqlc!., and want
of equity. The case was arerued at great length !in the
course of last week. His Honour, in giving judgment,
said, that if the allegations contained in the bill were,.
true there could be no doubt but that the plaintiffs would
be in a condition to prove fraud against the,s, Who bad
concocted the Company ; taking it for granted, that these
allegations were well founded, the plaintiffs would cer-
tainly be entitled to recover in a Court of law, and as this
Court had in this respect equal jurisdiction, they were also
entitled to ask relief here, although, perhaps, it could not
be granted to the full extent of the prayer of the bill. He
was therefore clearly of opinion, with his Learned pre-
decessor, that the bill could be sustained. He also
thought that there was no good ground for the demurrer
as to want of parties, and in considering this part of the
case, he must hear in mind that the plaintiffs declared that
they did not know all the shareholdors. It would there-
fore be impossible for them to put their names on the re-
cord, and if the Court made such an unreasonable demand
on the plaintiffs, it would amount to a denial of justice.—
Demurrer overruled.
THE KING V. BRADLEY.
Colonel Bradley, who had been convicted of a libel on.
General Fuller, was this morning brought up for judg-
ment. The circumstances of the defendant's case are
already fully before the public.
After some discussion between the Court and the de-
fendant, he was sentenced to four months' imprisonment
in the King's Bench Prison, and to be further confined
until he found securities, himself in 500/. and two suf-
ficient securities in 1001. each, to be of good behaviour
for the space of three years.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
DISCHARGE OF PRINCESS OLIVE.
At the sitting of the Court this morning, Princess
Olive, who describes herself as the l'rincebs of Cumber-
land, was brought up by the Deputy Marshal of the
King's Bench prison, to be discharged.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY came into Court at half-past nine
o'clock, and after hearing motions through the Bar, the
Princess took her station on the floor of the Court, when
a paper was handed to his Lordship, purporting to be the
lady's discharge.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY, on looking over the documents
asked if any person appeared to oppose Mrs. Olivia Wilmot
Serres (calling herself the Princess of Cumberland), when
no one anwering, his Lordship ordered her to he discharged.
The Ex-Princess then withdrew.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
There was not the slightest public interest in any of the
motions for new trials, which occupied the attention of the
Court the whole of the morning.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited his
•
MAJESTY yesterday.
Lord FARNBOROUGH had an audience yes•
terday of the Kist:.
The Duk-e of SussEx is gradually recoverin,
from the effects of his late indisposition.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND paid a visit yes-
terday morning to the Duke of WELLINGTON, at his resi-
dence in Piccadilly.
The Duchess of KENT paid a Tisit yesterday
to the Duke and Duchess of CLARENcr, at their residence
in the Admiralty.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE gave
a grand dinner yesterday at their residence in the Admi-
ralty to several members of the Royal Family and a select
' party. The party consisted of the Duke of CUMBERLAND
and Prince GEORGE, the Duke and Duchess of GLoucts-
TER, Prince LEOI'OLD, Lord INGESTRIE, the Marchioness
of WESTMEATH, Lady MARY TAYLOR, Lady ISABELLA
TIAYNNE, Lady C. LEGGE, Col. POTEN, Col. and Mrs.
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. SIDNEY, the Rev. Mr. JELF,
The dinner was given at an early hour, five o'clock, and
the whole of the above party left the Admiralty about half-
past six o'clock, in five Royal carriages, for Astley's Am-
phitheatre.
The Earl of DUDLEY had an interview with

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the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday.
Mr. CROKER transacted business with the
Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday.
A numerous deputation of the West India
merchants and planters, headed by Lord SEAFORD, Chair-
man of the Committee, waited on the Duke of WELLING-
TON at the Treasury yesterday. The deputation was ad-
mitted to a conference with his Grace, with whom were
Mr. Secretary PEEL, Mr. Secretary II uslassox, the
CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER, and Mr. CHARLES
GRANT. The interview lasted a considerable time.
The Marquis de RIZENDA, the Brazilian
Minister at the Court of Vienna, and Prince Poticsac,
the French Ambassador, had interviews yesterday with the
Duke of WELLINGTON.
ROTAL DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF
THE Ena.—The Twelfth Anniversary Meeting of the
Governors of this useful Charity was held on Friday last
at the Institution, Dean-street, Soho-square. It appealed
that since its establishment 6,920 Patients have been ad-
mitted, of whom 2,870 have been cured, and 1,980 relieved,
including several cases of Deaf and Dumb. We are happy
to find that the benevolent views of the Institution are not
confined to the inhabitants of the metropolis, but extend to
every individual ; and that such Patients as require it are
gratuitously supplied with improved Acoustic Instruments
for assisting hearing. A vote of thanks was given by the
Governors to JOHN SIMS, M.IJ. F.R.S., the consulting
Physician ; also to J. H. Cuavie, Esq., the Surgeon to the

Dispensary.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.--Earl and Coun-
tess of Abingdon, and the Ladies Bertie; Lord and Lady
Arden, and Miss Wilson, in St. James's-place ; Lord and
Lady Rosstnore, in Bryanstone-square, from Rossrnore
Park, county Monaghan ; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. West,
ant family, in Upper Grosvenor-street, from North \Vales ;
Lady Louisa Call and Miss Call, in Old Bond-street ; Lady
Carteret, in Will-street ; Countess of Chichester and the
Ladies Pelham, at Chichester House ; Lord and Lady
Downes, in Pall-mall ; Lady Grey Egerton, in Grosvenor-
street; Lady Elizabeth Hardinge, in Pall-mall ; Lady
Sophia LuirAlv. in York-buildings, Regent's Park;
Hon. M. Lowther, in Grosvenor-square; Lady Lloyd and
Miss Lloyd, in Lower Seymour-street ; Lady Lambert, at
the Dowager Lady Lambert's, in Manchester-square ;
Lady Osborne, at Knightsbridge; Dowager Countess Sol
Pembroke and Miss Tennison, in Cavendish-square; Sir
,t,ts,in Upper Sey-
mour-street; Arbuthnot, Bart., in Jermyn-street ; Lady I An-
strnther, in Chapel-street, Park-lane ; Lieut•-Colune
Miss Theohald, in
Ar-
buthnot, in Whitehall-place ; Lord and Lady Rodney, in
Pall-mall; Mr. Clarence Pigou, Cll,:arles
in wimpn.lc-street Lady
Caroline Poulett, in Curzon-street; Adintral Sir
Pole, in Harley-street ; Mrs. Percy Pierrepont, in Glutt-
cester-street, Portman-square ; Lady Mary Charles Ross,
inm ouPortland-placer-st lee t ;
Sir Bart., in Harley-
street; Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Shirley, in North Audley -
Park-street; Lady Frederick John Thynne, in St. James's-
square.
street ; Mr. Spencer, in Bury-,trett ;
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