The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-30 00:00:00

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.

The r, MO),K V. MAUDSLEY. •
weethis
• ICE-CHANCELLOR gave judgment in this
this morning. The principal question was,
ether a testatrix in devising to her husband "all
int4t
en °he 'night possess at the time of her death,"
lii(sley.d by these words to pass her real estate.
cited iIoNOuR, after alluding to the authorities
r °/1 each side, said that in his opinion the
part's Were sufficient for that purpose, if from other
of °I the will such appeared to be the intention
nesbtattix; but in the absence of any such expres-
thlii 'oust decide, that the words " all which I
inR as Possessed of," be taken in their true mean-
-'
aPPlicable only to personal property.

JUDICIAL ARRANGEMENTS.
kr LEIGH V.
8 t7GDP.N mentioned this case.
ll~e V ICR-CHANCELLOR—I have not forgotten it.
tIGDEN begged pardon ; he could not have
4.4. teed ts o it, but for the intimation which his Honour
rh, the other morning.
414
ICE-CHANCELLOR—You were quite right
404
hient. boning it. I will sit here to-morrow. His
1°,41. Shortly- after said, the Rolls Court does not
1114(14 Delieve, to-morrow. The patents will not be
ter eft6tlt in time, and it was therefore thought bet-
W:ii"'at 'We should all take our seats together on
Hesday.

kr HALLinny ACTON.
ins • ,AJGDEN said a difficulty arose as to this
114 er; The learned individual who had been lead-
tr°unsel on the opposite side was to be his
at,'
laor' 8 successor.
better VIA CHANCELLOR—Then, had not you
,
di,po mention it to me at the Rolls ; if you do, I'll
t;
se of the very little that remains to be done in
it
e°r, perhaps, it would be more advisable to have
t 0,2 dovvn at the bottom of the petition paper for
Iti_,°lrrow. I wish the Bar to understand that I
itit4lBo be glad to hear to-morrow anything that
'Tres to be specially mentioned to me.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
• MOORE AND OTHEVIC V. HAMMOND.
end Plaintiffs are the Directors of the Cornwall
NUL evonshire Mining Association, and this action
tkti ureught at their instance, for the recovery of his
dlftlPon several shares subscribed for by the dc-
dent, who is a stock-broker.
ee defendant stated a variety of pleas, but that
thi*,}lieh the ease turned, was, that no Meeting of
Of 4-'irectois was convened, purscs.nt to the deed
,e,rtnership, for authorising the call to be made.
cep ee deed of partnership was then put in, and
thketrel elanses of it read, One of which stiptdate I
held special meetings of the Company should be
t110:11 notice, and that a meeting of the committee
note u be held once every week at the least without
14.441 t. Thomas Curry, the secretary to the Com-
hoot, Was then called, and produced the minute-
/40;e'. the Company. It contained a report of a
Nl.„-°g On the 14th September, 1826, when the
tee(o
meed3,en the defendant was issued. The Commit-
th. not Meet regularly every week in terms of
isher, Solicitor for the Company, was pre-
at that several meetings of the Committee, and
.also_
:„t of the 14th September. It took place with-
-4dir,--7 Previous notice or adjournment. The pre-
ther.-g 'fleeting was on the 18th of August, and
The-*4BA none in the interval.
let 4.1TT612.1111,Y-GENERAL (Mr. Scarlett) for the
itkirluent, submitted, that as meetings were not
thi.eglilarlY every week, in terms of the deed, and
)lac e Meeting of the 14th September did not take
'ed;e in Pursuance of an adjournment from the pre-
h .tlg. week, its acts were not valid, and therefore
e call was not legal.c
AMPIIELL and Mr. BROUGHAM replied that
7 weekly meetings were not absolutely necessary
light not have been complied with without the
ghtest deviation, yet the meeting in September
'tts_ quite regular, and its acts ought to be binding.
The CHIEF JUSTICE considered this a point of
Zkreatest importance to all associations. He was
11:7 of opinion that when a certain number of a
C 2Pany were entrusted to conduct its operations,
lts
weirth bounden duty to comply
14der h h ..ic__ tey we cunt with the deed
ppointed in every respect,
et: that as the meeting! were not held regularly
t1,1:3' week, the meeting of the 14th September
th; scot one within the meaning, of the
clause in
4
pl • e, and therefore his Lordship nonsuited the
1/Itiffs.

ARCHES COURT.
iiigtrlh haying commenced this day in the Eccle-
4h(i eal Court, the Judge, Advocates, Proctors,
der }:ther officers of the Court, attired in their pro-
Ni),lb_l!!iments,'assenibled in the Advocates' dining-
here prayers were heard.
sirejeourt was then opened with the. usual. forms.
jhoie Nicuoi, stated, that in accordance with
ter4l-tirhation which lie had given during the last
th with a view to preventing unnecessary delays
Rtsie Practice of the Court, he had ordered the
lllidttster to insert some rules in his book for the
'euts " of the practitioners, which rules he of
st expected would be strictly attended to.
he 4 veral formal motions of no public interest were
made, after which the Court adjourned.

N —
IVEXCICUs EXCUSE.--A Gentleman, being
USE.--Ad.by the Lady to whom he was paying
el 'Presses with his negligence in not having
:avit '
her a letter during an absence of several
LII the country, replied, " Upon my soul,
ki9ve, my time was so much taken up in
ou.,,u'g of you, that I had no leisure to write to

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
~..,
ti b.,.,
-74 : ...,
From Whence. el: "g- ..:. w 6' e.
,i... ‘... r •
s,
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldborough 5Ol 116
Alernouth 75 520
Boston
Bridgewater
oo
13ridl in gt on
,4 Colchester ll3 164 900 h 9 41 696
c., Harwich ._ 13.5 66 251 15 440
1 Leigh 892 30 118 145 59 40
4.4 Ma ldon 631) 131 160 66 32 37 130
Hastings
Ipswich — 80 455 395
Kent 1635 351 171 51 110 17 1185
L 3, min gton
Lynn 72 12 133 311
Poole
Portsmouth — 274 -• '
Southwold - -- MA -- -- --
Stockton
Woodbridge 2BO 60 -,- 140
Yarmouth
Dundee 75 --' ' -- --
Inverness
---
4492 1080 3355 2145 360 154 4247
I um.
Dublin • 619
Limerick - -_ -- -- --
Wexford ...
FOREIGN.
Alexandria — 1328
Antwerp
Bremen
Calais ..- _ _
Cuxhaven 2OO 15
Dantzle ll3O _ _ _ _
Dunkirk
noshing — 200 10
Fohr — 170
Griefswald
Groningen — 460
Hamburgh — 510
Harlingen — 1190 •
Memel — --
Newstadt
Ostend — --
Pi llau — 6.31 510 5
Rostock , 169 1378 '1637 1087
Rotterdam
Stet tin 936 315 -- 71:2 - --
Stralsund - 260 -- --
----- .
Total 6999 4917' 3355 22690 1772 1241 4247

A GGREGAT:

Rye, o—Tares,

e 999
QIJA'

,Mustai

4917
CITY

I. 0-]

3355
OT:

1V690 I
ICI
—Rapes
0--Seet

:emp,

I 1772
NDS 0
;eed, 49

1241
PULS'

SMITHFIELD' MARKET.
Tina day's market did not exhibit more than an average time
of Year supply, but the carcass markets and butchers' shops being
full of meat, a considerable part of which was slaughtered last
week, and the weather, being rather unfavourable for slaughter-
ing, each kind of stock experienced a very languid sale, at about
4d. per stone beneath Friday's quotations.

PRICES PER STONE OF SLBS. TO SINK THE orrats.
s. d. to s. d. • s. d. to s. d.
Inferior Beasts 3 2 3 6 Large Lambs 0 0 0 0
Second quality ditto 310 4 2 Prime small ditto 5 8 6 8
Prime large Oxen... 4 8 5 0 Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 8
Prime Scots, 5 0 5 2 Prime small ditto 5 4 5 8
Inferior Sheep 2 4 6 Large Hogs 4 4 4 8
Second quality ditto 4 6 410 Small Porkers 5 0 5 4
Coarse-woolled ditto 5 2 5 4 Suckling Calves 12s foals. each.
SouthdownWethers 5 4 5 8 Quarter old Pigs 10s to 10$. each.
SUPPLY, AS rim CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. ISheep and Lambs.' Calves. I Pigs.
.967 16,3e0 150 193
About 1700 of the beasts came from Norfolk and SutTolk ;
about 100 from Sussex and Kent ; about 60 up the great North
R 041; about 60 from the western and midland districts; and
most of the remainder from the stall feeders, &c., in the neigh-
bourhood of London.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
3. d. to s. d. r. d. toe. d.
Beef
Hutton 3 4 4 8 I Veal
34 4 S Pork
Lamb ..................... 41. £3d. to 6s. Od.

SUDDEN DEATI-I.—A young woman, in a
lodging-house in town, suddenly dropped from
her chair, while drinking a cup of tea, last Sun-
day evening, and expired upon the floor. She
was a stranger, travelling, we understand, in
search of a faithless husband.--pre Herald.

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAIN;,fo;IViay
Ist, contains the following original articles—
Conversations of Maturin, No. 1, Moore, Lord
Byron, Crabb, Hogg, Sir Walter Scott, &c.—
The Opera Box, No. 2, Princess Esterhazy ;
Countess St. Antonio ; Lady Lyndhurst ; Lady
Augusta Wentworth ; Lady Gwydyr ; Mar-
chioness Clanricarde, &c. &c.—Narrative of the
early Life of an Ex-Catholic—No. 2, De Vere,
by the author of Tremaine—Miss Pope ; a Por-
trait, with anecdotes of her dramatic contempo-
raries—Parental Soliloquies—Narrative of an
Ascent to the summit of Mont Blanc, by H.
H. Jackson, Esq.—Ode to the late Lord Mayor,
on occasion of his visit to Oxford, by the author
of Whims and Oddities—Walks in Rome and
its Environs, No. 7 ; Roman Society, the Prin-
cess Borghese
, Sec.—Public Schools—A Cana-
dian Campaign, No. 4.—Memoirs of Theobald
Wolfe Tone—Breathings of Spring, by Mrs.
Hemans—Critical Notices of new Books—The
Italian Opera
; the Drama ; Fine Arts ; Bio-
graphy of celebrated Persons, lately deceased,&c.
&c.—Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burling-
ton-street.