The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-26 00:00:00

LIBEL MADE EASY

TO THE MEANEST CAPACITY; OR A COSTLY MODE
OF VINDICATING CHARACTER, AS PRACTICED
WITH GREAT SUCCESS IN THE COURT OF COM-
MON PLEAS, FOR THE EDIFICATION OF THE
PUBLIC, AND THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHOM IT
CONCERNS.—DAMAGES—oNt LixTuL.au—Oß ONE
THOUSAND POUNDS, ACCORDING TO THE QUA-
LITY.OF THE THING.

The following are two specimens at Twenty-five
Pounds each, as furnished by the Plaintiffs' Attor-
nies, on the much approved principle that a story is
not the worse of being twice told, especially when
another must pay the piper.
N. B. The Defendant must also PAT his own Attorney.

0" No connection with any other shop.

SPECIMEN THE FIRST.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
JOHN LOUIS POUCHRE V. GRANT AND ANOTHER.

HILARY VACATION, 1827.

s. d.
Instructions to sue
Capias and fee into Middlesex
Two copies and services
Letters and messages 0 3 0
EASTER TERM.

Searching. for appearance
Instructions for declaration
Drawing same, fo. 24
Copy for Mr. Addison to settle
Fee to him to settle
Attending him 0 5 4
Engrossing same to deliver and warrant
Entering on the roll and paid
Rule to plead 0 1 6
Searching for and demanding-plea
Drawing issue, fo. 27
Engrossing to deliver
Entering plea on the roll and attending
Warrants and docket
Drawing placita and jurata
Ingrossing record, fo. 31
Parchment
Paid marking record and attending
Paid passing record and sealer
Fee thereon
Venire
Returning and attending
Habeas corpora juratorum 0 9 6
Returning and attending
Paid setting down cause
Attending 0 6 8
Brief for counsel to move for a special jury 0 6 4
Fee to counsel to move 0 10 6
Attending him in court
Paid for rule 0 5 0
Attending prothonotary for appointment to

name 48
Two copies of rule, and appointment and ser-
vice on defendants' attorney and under-sheriff 0 6 0
Attending naming 48 0 6
Paid prothonotary's fee 2 2 0
Paid the under-sheriff 2 2 0
Paid for the list 0 5 0
Copy 0 3 0
Attending taking instructions to reduce the jury 0 6 ti
Appointment to reduce copy and service
Attending to strike the 24 0 6 5
Copy thereof
Special habeas corpora juratorum
Paid returning
Attending 0 8 4
One subpoena 0 8 6
Copy and service on Mr. Lacey, a Commissioner
of the Court of Request► 0 5 0
Paid him conduct money
Copy and service on Mr. Mallison of the Stamp-

Office
Paid him conduct money 1 1 0
Attending at the Stamp-office to hespeak office
copy of the affidavits filed by defendants, to

shew they were proprietors and printers, and
afterwards for same
Paid for same
Drawing abstract of the issue for the Chief
Justice, by the desire of the associate, 2BS 0 13 4
Fair copy thereof 0 6
Instructions for brief 0 13 4
Drawing same, 8 BS.
Two fair copies for counsel, 11 BS.
Fees to Mr. Brougham with same and clerk... '7 15 0
Attending him
Fee to Mr. Patteson and clerk
Attending him
Two copies of notice to produce to annex to briefs 0 2 0
Attending, searching, when cause was appointed,
and informing the witnesses thereof
Attending
plaintiff 1 1 0
Paid the special jury l2 12 0
Paid court fees
Paid the officer summoning the jury 2 2 0
Paid the sheriff's fee attending court 1 1 0
Paid coffee-house expellees for witnesses
_ _

Clerk's attendance as a witness.
Term fee, &c.

o 10 ti
0 13 0

TRINITY TERM.
Attending associate for postea
... 0 8 4
Paid certifying special jury
Notice of taxing costs
Bill of costs and copy
Copy for defendant's attorney
Attending taxing
Drawing and entering final judgment on the roll 0 6 8
Paid 0 1 1 0
Attending 0 S 4
Term fee, &c.

£76 10 7
Deduct 1 17 10

£74 12 9
Damages 25 0 0