The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-07 00:00:00

AITHIA V. DMITCH.

This was a case hi which Robert Arthttr tbilittit to tecOVek tithi
Benjamin Dartch Gl. LOs., for rent dne tbr premises octupied by de-
fendant in Weigh House-yard, up to September last. Though some
objection was offerel to the legality of the debt, it was deafly ta-
bashed, by an admission contained in a letter sent by defendant to
the plaintiff, and a verdict returned for the full amount,
MAcicAr V. WHITE.
Thomas C. Mackay, Whosestile grindcry Warehetisenutil, biought
an action against Thomas White, to recover a slim of 11t. as. 6d ; for
goods delivered At vatioliS Petit:lds. Mr. White had pleaded non-
liability, but he did hot appear iii Count, and evidence being called to
prove the delivery of the goods, accompanied with iniroiceb in each
delivery, a verdict was immediately given for 111. Bs.
There was only another case in which the dr fbnditkit *34 mid tb tiVe
at Darlington, at Yorkshire, and only &title to L6hdon Onee a Year.
It was dismissed as being beyond the Jurisdiction of the Cetikt.

SPORTING INTELLIGANCE,
(IttCEIVED Tills DAY.)
HEREFORD GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASE.
TIIIJASDAY.
Handicap of 23 shin. eath, with WO added, the Second to
tetelVe SO!., and the third 151. 4 miles.
Mr. W. Jenkins' Lycurgus ;•..; ‘41....1 (Parke* 1
Mr. T. (diver's Viiighata • • 1 2
beer nd Preissnitz 11.111.1. 1i...111...41. is“:.a.aa... 3
Mr Ekins's Peter Shple ti;;;; •L.
'hi% following also started I—. Robin Adair, Discount,
Mameluke, Jewell, Paddy, Quarter-master, Babylon, Hes-
fington, and Sarnestield;-,--Nearly a dead heat between
byttegils and Vangua

Prince ofPrince Albert, ac
‘ l4er MA...jestY ati • 4 ---cOni panied by the
for the Pavilion at Brighton, at three o'clock this after.
%Vales,an and attended by the Court. left town
neon. The royal party travelled by the Brighton Rail-
way, a special train having been ordered.,
11

AILWAY
andMANlA.—Such unabated the eagerness for shares in the locally supported new
, that we observe the shares of one of them, the prospectuses of
appearing
which were only Issued last week, to be allotted next Thursday,
without a copy of the prospectus are
Such is the rage for railways,
those of the districts inn
kly connected with the line. We do
not know whether the " Goole, Doncaster, and Sheffield, and Man-
chester Junction," stands alone in such circumstances, but whether
forilli sbohardyesolpnpothseisd in ally other journals than
or not, the speculation mania continues to be manifest. It is true
there are whispers in the City that the chief leaders of a very power-
coals. Are these rtoailtvihaeyfransoL_oiliyi-ginwseotrno,paporeseadmtoontgh:tanpoppoliclany,
in
ns
merely private speculations, or is Lerd Fitzwilliam's
great coal field to be brought to bear upon the latter monopoly, as
his name and influence have been brought to bear upon the former ?
Nous verrons.—From a Correspondent.
PROPERTY TAx.---A person possessing 4,0001. in
any of the public Funds, is exempt from the above tax, because his
income from the interest on this sum is tinder 153/. per annum.—
INCOME Tax.—it,poor clerk, with a wife and faintly to support out
of 31. per week, without a farthing beside, pays towards this unfair
tax 1/. i 9s.
THE INCOME-TAX.—PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY.—
The announcement in the Queen's Speech of an intention to continue
the income-tax seems likely to be generally resisted throughout the
I;'lintrY. A aisetins of the Plymouth Town-Counell was held yester-
r 1 the Queen's
day at the Guildhall, a few ,iiaiii i".f'.:.": the reCelP• V- .. ma tiny.
---- with the regular business (4 .
mpeech, and before procev.,.. ~ nddressing the
Nicholas Lockyer, Esq , th., ge—lrayet, rose nu.., .... , -
ueuticil, Kalil he regretted very melt to see that it was the intention
of the Minifitry to a iv
PP,s, to Path:lntent to COntitate the income-tax.
He therefore suggested that petitions thould be sent tip Mtn a Special
meeting of the Council to the house of Con-00W against that ob-
noxious measure and that a town,petition should also be sent. The
Learned Gehtleitian concluded by moving that a special meeting of
the Council should be held on an early day to consider the subject.
J. L. Colley, Esq., in seconding the motion, remarked that he should
reserve the observations which he had to make on the tax to the day
of the meeting. The proposition met with the cordial assent of every
said that
councillor present, and the Mayor, P. E. Lyrae' Esq.,
would fix the meeting. for next Wednesday ; but a town meeting must
emanate from the burgesses and could only be called on a requisition.
The feeling against this-tax •is -very strong-110re ; and we hope that
other towns will follow up this movement. - ----- • • • i the
At
THE HUNGEEPORD SUSPENSION-BRIDOE.---11-
Auction Mart, yesterday, five 25/. shares in the 1111ngerford and Lam-
beth Suspension Bridgo Company sold for 26/. 10s. per share. The
auctioneer (Mr. Marsh) stated Mast the bridge would be opened next
Month, and It was tinderstond that ,the Directors, for the first tlionth,
intended to allow the public to put} Gra the bridge toll free.