The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
'rue LORD CHANCELLOR did not sit till
a quarter before eleven o'clock.
BURCHETT V. WOLVORD.—A WARD.
14, r. HORNE stated that this was the petition
of the plaintiff a ward of this Court. The de-
fendaim Was his guardian. About twelve months
ace ne married the daughter of a baker, a Miss
s.uitty, Which occasioned a great deal of discus-
: olinfn respecting the committal of the parties. The
'lice of marrying was committed, not by (as
Lthe Learned Counsel observed), but against the
I°.rung man, the ward. He went abroad with his
e,. and they had ever since lived at Dunkirk.
a ~e had, soon after the marriage, been brought to
tv.`l,ne sense of his conduct, and corresponded
his guardian, a very respectable man, and
h.c, had been under the necessity of arraying
niin'self against his ward at the period of the
arriage. Notwithstanding the conduct of the
i°,l,g man, the Court thought proper to order
Da-year to be paid for his maintenance.
uring his stay at Dunkirk he had con-
'ieted several little debts, which it was
eessary should be paid before lie could leave
til4t Place. The present application was, that
er;100). which had been ordered to be paid
-ng the last Year, for maintenance, might now
ill. directed to be paid to the guardian, that he
dtt apply it in the discharge of the Dunkirk
Con
tsj as then the ward intended to return to
the 4) that he might submit to whatever order
guartiC. Court might think proper to make. The
pos. I,n, who appeared by Counsel, did not op-
yo; tne application. Before the marriage the
surgeon, man had been apprenticed to a country
hteligteon, who had consented to transfer the in-
at the to some medical gentleman in London,
the h e might have the opportunity of walking
tice4sPitals during the remainder of his appren-
- IP'"---Prayer of the petition granted.
„ VALUE OF ASSIGNEESHIP.
in the NloxTAGu, in the course of his argument
thQ e bankruptcy of exparte Gule, in the
_ruatter of Keel, declared, that at this moment
fift:ie.s attending in a bankruptcy before the
than of Commissioners, in which no less
coati different persons had demonstrably
alon:ltted perjury for the very purpose, and that
®f of securing to themselves the appointment
tall44Bignees ! ! Such was the value and impor-
ineee, in some instances, of having the appoint.
tit of Assignees.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
CROSSINGIIADI V. WILLIS.
dirlll3 case came before the Court for further.
terectl°lls. It possesses no point of public 'n-
est, and is likely to occupy the whole day.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
This LAZENBY V. WINGROVE.
the was an action against the defendant by
in Patentee of Hervey's Fish Sauce, for selling,
tioN;t. Paul's Church-yard, a spurious sauce
17; the same title.
(lel) e ATTORNEY-GENERAL proved in evi-
iittee that the label used by the defendant had
!),een struck from the same plate as that used
Vou'iue plaintiff: Those on the plaintiff's pint
wer—e3 Were square, and those on the half-pints
feria r'
each hearing the same reading.
1511OUGHAM, for the defendant, con-
rad, that the sauce sold by his client was in
et liervey's sauce. The defendant had bought
sluantity of sauce in pint and half pint bottles,
'e :11 bad a larger proportion of half pints, in con-
tinence or the. demand for them being much
beater. He had an order from the country for
number of pint bottles, and not having suffi-
ietit of them, he procured similar bottles, and
I),erely poured the half pints into the pints, at
'4,e same time transferring
e half pints the labels from
to the °pints. This ac-
aanted for the pint bottles sold by the
'iendants.
4(liati?itted, Even the plaintiff's witnesses
0 by cross-examination, that each
20 a was obliged to be renewed when
tiler labels had been struck from it. How,
ieore, could his Learned Friend say that the
1,41 s used by the defendant were not his labels,
they Were, in fact, an impression from an
Plate than the impression produced ?
tetZ4l TENTERDEN summed up, and the Jury
'''edaverdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 40/.