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Mr. baly's c. h. Sasenag,b, 5 yr old -
Mr. T. Elitism's b. f. Lydia Languish, 4 yrs old
Mr. Wyndham's b. h. 4 yr old -
Mr. Rub's ti. h. Humility, 5 yr old
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COURT OF CHMlefitY, AVOUST 9.

EX PARTE, VORb meWsioncnucn.
This was an application, on behalf of the young
land NewborotigN to:be let into possesSion of his
father's estates in Catriaivnirshire and Anglesea. The
ground of application was; that notwithstanding the
estates in nnestion had been settled in trust so long
since as 1798, the Trustees had refused to act, and
there was no one legally authorised to collect the
pentss and profits. This was completely traversed by
fit Arthur Pigott in the replication of the Trustees.;
appeared by the trust deed of 1798, that. Lord
Newboroughhael vested certain estates for the use ufl
his will, and that toed 4sten and the Hon. Spencer
Pereeval west nominated Trnsteas. It was true Lord
Arden had refused to nay but another Noble Lord
dad been appointed-, as via' provided for by the deed.
These.tvre had nominated the ,Agent employed by the
late Lord gewborough, to.collect the rents and pro.
}its, and. the trustees were: fully in possession. It also
appeared, that in• addition to: the noble personages
*hove, named,. Lady Newborough, Sir Francis Bur.
ilett, Bart. and Coutts Tretter,.Esq, were appointed
Guardians of his Lordship's infant family # and that
the estates were settled, with- limitations, over to the
family of the Hon. Spencer Perceval, beginning with
his second son.
The Citatvoettoe said the trustees.bad given a di.l
rect answer to the application, and were actually in
possession of their trust. If the facts were mistated,l
the Learned Gentleman who appeared for Lord
Newborough would have ais opportunity of coming
again, but for the present the case was fully answered.
CHURCH V. BROWN.
This was a case argued some days since, and now
finally decided by his Lordship. It respected an
agreement in a lease, in which the Lessee covenanted
not to be under-let. This, it was contended, was a
covenant no wise binding, for as long as the Lessor
received-his.reet, the Lessee had a right to the use
and elect:nation of the premises, and e could not
oecupy-the* himself, he was justified in letting them
to- an Under tenant. The case itself, however, was
principally interesting from the conflicting opinions
given upon the question. Lord Thurlow was of
opinion that such a covenant could not be legally
introduced into a lease ; and, consequently, if intro-
duced, was not binding.,.—Lord Kenyon was. of a
different opinion, and two decisions in the Exthe-
elver supported that opinion. The cIIAIXEELOR
however, thought with Lord Thurlow, and said he
felt it his bounden duty to state, that in his view of
the question the reasoning of Lord Kenyon was not
granted by the Law of the Land. The covenant,
therefore, in his mind, was bad, and consequently nqt
binding .upon the Lessee.

DIXON AND ALL= V. •••••••-•-• HARTV7ILL,

In this case, M. Pearce, the late partner of the
Plaintiff, under the firm of Peirce-, Dillon, and
Allen, had accepted a bill of exchange, payable to
the Defendant, without the knowledge and consent of
the Plaintiffs • and tisk Defendant's Attontief had re-
ceived from Ivlr. Pearce a confession of a judgment
signed tn the name Of the firth, on the bill of ex-
change, without the Plaintiff's knowledge ; and Sir,
SAMUEL ROM 11. IS applied to the Court to set aside the.
confession of the judgment ; when the CI) Mitt/. LOR
said he would consider of it by tomorrow, as thert
was a point of law; at the same time his Lordship
admitted it to he avert' hard case asain.st the Plaintiffs. •
A UGUAT 11.
WILL OF TAE LATE 110111.. THSLLUSSON.
This subject came forward rat a petition in the
cause of Thellusson v. Woodford, wherein the trus-
tees of the will of the late Mn. Thellusson prayed,
• that th' Court would confirm a contract ethiah had
been made for the purchase of an estate in Warwick-
shire, of the annual value of 10801 for the sans of
OIKI. There was also another petition of a similar
nature, for confirming the contract made for the pur-
chase of an estate in the county of Durham.
. Sir 4aNi cat, ROM ILLY*. on the part of some of the
family of the Late Mr. Tiaellussoa, argued against the: