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disposition of the bankrupts, refused to return the
hills_ to the petitioner when aPPlied:to for that
purpose.
PEMBERTON argued at some length in support
of the petition, and the right of the PetitiOner to
have the bills returned.him: •
• ' on the other side, assured the Court,
that in resisting-the:claini of the petitioner, the a*
signees were actuated by no other motive than k
conscientious feeling that the law respecting transadr
'dens of this nature justified; them in applying thk.
.bills to the liquidation of the general demande on th'e
estate of the bankrupts.
. . The VICE-CHANCELLOR would examine carefully
all the authorities, and then communicate his opi-
-nion of the law upon this subject.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. 11.
ABBOTT V. FERGUSON.

Mr.. Sergeant IVIEREWETHER applied to the Court
to postpone the trial of this case until the sittings
after next Easter term. The action. was to recover•
the value of a 'quantity of ale which had been ex-_
ported, to the, East -Indies. . . •
Mr. Sergeant TADDY said that the postponeinent
of the cause Would be attended with great income-
nienee, to the plaintiff.
:Aster some further argument between the Counsel;
the Court decided tQ grant the application, upon the
conditiOnthat the defendant should now pay over
.the amount claimed to the plaintiff, he undertaking
to the Prothonotary to return it in case Of a nonsuit
.or of a verdict being given against him.
To this arrangement the Counsel assented.
WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY COMPANY V. MOSS.:

Mr. Sergeant BomPAs obtained -a rule to show
cause why, the plaintiffs in this case should not g*.
security for costs, on precisely the same grounds es
those on which a rule was obtained in an action by
the same plaintiffs; reported a few days since.
The. Court rose.at 12 o'clock, in consequence of
their. Lordships being engaged at that hour to go
imo the. Exchequer Chamber.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, Nov. 15.
TUE KING, AT THE PROSECUTION or AIteIIDFACON

TRENCH, V., KNEAS ikeDONNELL, ESQ.,

Mr. BENNETT - appeared this day to show cause
against a conditional order for an attachment obtain-
ed against the'prosecutor in this case last term. The
'order had been obtained -Uptin the affidavit 'of Mr.
N. Cornyn,,solicitor for the defendant, which stated
that,'on the 17th of May fast,- a conditional 'order for
a criminal information,' at the suit of the prosecutor,
.had been made absolute by this Court np,thist • the
defendant ; that on the following 21se, of May. a
meeting of the friends of Archdeacon Trench was
held in Ballinaaloe, and that resolutions were' then
.passed reflecting upon 'the. proceedings of the
Court, and that both the resolutions and reply were
published in the Dublin papers. The affidavit fur-
ther stated, that these resolutions were signed by
Major Freer, the chairman, . against whom, a eon-
di:tionalorffer for an attachment- was
,also granted,
and 'that- the reply bore the signature of Arch-
deacon Trench; and the ..deponent . further swore,
that be belie'ved such publication was intended and
actually did 'prejudice 'pnblic. mind against the
defendant, Eneas 11.1‘Donnell, in the prosectition
pending,in this Court. Mr. Bennett 'read the reso-
lutions.and reply, and contended that such was not
their intention or .effect; .that the :meeting was
merely held .by the .friends of Archdeacon Trench,
for the purpbse. of counteracting 'the imputations
cast uptiii,the charadter of the Archdeacon,. iii the
report of the speech made, in the Court of King's
Bench, when the conditional ()icier
, lute, which report had been given at great length:in
one of the Dublin papers, and distributed through-
oitt and sent gratuitously thiough the
post-office to Archdeacon Trench and several of his
friends: ,The Counsel proceeded to read the allida-
vita of the Archdeacon and others, deposing to the
facts he had stated, and.argued 'at touch length that
this case did not come within those in which this
Court would interfere.. lie cited the cases of " the
King v. Jolliffe," " the. King v. Clement," and seve-
ral others, and pointed out the discrepancies
,be-
tween them and .this case.

The Court adjourned the further hearing till Fri-
day, when. Mr. NORTH is to follow for Major Freer,
and Messrs. SHIEL and O'CONNELL are to be heard
in support of the attaeliment. The case has excited
great interest throughout Ireland generally.
The trial of Mr. M'Donnell for the alleged libel
-on Archdeacon Trench is fixed for' the 30th instant.

MEETINGS • OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY.—NVEuNrsoAv, Nov. 21

Burditt, J., Gillfitts--Court-house, Huddersfield'
Cooky, S., Salford—Hayward'_,s Manchester, lO
C ri, W., Sheffittld--Me:Hardv Sheffield .t. 11

..:opelarul, •-., - _----,....riardy, .. i
Daniel, G., Bitrningha4l—Royal hotel, Birmingham l2
Fairbotham, J.., Naberton—Bell, Driffield lO
Fenton, J., Liverpool—Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool .2
Higgins It., Norwich—Swan, Norwich,. I
Lawton, W., Mottram—Rose, Huddersfield ii i

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Nov. 21, AT NINE.
Parke, T., Feitclinrch-street' ISiigdol, J., Bunhill-Tow
Pritchard,4aton Novic6,lWcbp, J., Orange-row, Men- !

Lancashire : -
sawkin, p ' Chelfleld* Lodge, Woodley, ..I„Crolvii-st.,'Sfnitl;
t .. t
KOnt, . ' field
Warren, J.,
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road.•• ' ' " ' . '

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