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London, England, 1822-06-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JUNE
stows v. WOOD AND OTHERS.
In this case, Mr. Smite:lox, on the part of'the defendants,
Matthew Wood, Phillip Western Wood, and Benjamin Wood,
moved that the several suits against the defendants should be
dismissed, stating that the partici had arranged all matters
dispute amongst themselves; to which Mr. KNIGIIT, On the pa:t
of the plaintiff, constnted, and it was ordered accordi.igly.
COURT OF KING'S BENCII, JUNE is.
Tin /CM V. COLUNS AND °THEWS.
Mr. SCA/MITT !hewed cause against a Rule obtained by the
Solicitor-General for a new trial. The deter,dants, who are Ma-
I gistrates of the County of Midi:ll:sex, were found guilty of con-
spiracy, on withholding a license to a publican wined Meek.
Mr. Justice BATLrf having left the Court, the Luse Caw
Jussics ordered further proceedings to-morrow.
TIM LINO v. ICNATCIISCLI. AND OTHERS.
Mr. GUINILY :hewed cause against a Rule obtained in this
case for a new trial, on the ground that the defendants had beer
taken by surprise.
The Coulson Sea:sea/a rose to reply in support of the Rule,
but the Cousr postponed. further argument in the case till to-
DIOTTOV.r.

IntO SP. 111
111 r. Evans moved for a Rule to ,hew cause why the Jailer
of Gloucester Jail should not allow the defendants, who are pri-
soners in his custody, the same air, exercise, and indulgence, as
he allowed to oiher prisoners.
The LORD CHIEF Jusxtcs said, un:ess Ur. Evans made his
motion as the ground of a criminal proceeding, the Court would
not interfere. The Legislature had provided for the rafulation
of prisons, and unless there was barbarous and cruel hthavitra
on th: part of the jailer, the Court could not make any order.
Evaxs could not say there was any charge of cruelty.
The parties deposed in their of that they were treats&
differently from others in the prison.
The COURT decided that they could not attend to the applica-
tion without some case was cited to justify their interference.

Dow-warn.—Mary Maly was charged with stabbing Edward
Duffey. Duffey and his wife were on a visit at the prisoner'‘
in Church-street, St. Giks's, when a dispute arose, and the pri-
soner ordered him to quit the place ; he was doing so, when some
expression she used brought him back, and she immediately
seized a clasp knife, and stabbed him in the left shoulder.
S sr
was remanded, until the fate of the poor man, who now lies in
the Middlesex Hospital in a precarious state, is knowm
Sournwsax.—Yesterday J. Holmes, the driver
of one of the Lower Deptford stages, was charged with furious
driving on Sunday evening, in Free-School-street, tionlydown.
There were two coaches running in opposition to each other, and
after some manoeuvring to keep the lead, while going with a
frightful velocity in the above narrow street, a fore-wheel came
off one of the coaches, and it fell. One Gentleman had his arm
broken' and the coachman was carried to the hospital, severely
bruised, and his thigh broken. The defendant was the driva
the other coach, and was held to bail.
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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANt, Jiang l9.—Scarcely anyth;rg
was doing this morning in the Wheat trade, and although a few
picked samples, of superfine quality, supported last Monday's
prices, all other descriptions were unsaleable, and might lialt%
been purchased on lower terms had there been buyers,
and Peas sold at Monday's quotations, but ]tears were heav,.
sale. The arrivals of Oats continue very large, the trade ►e'as
dull, and Monday's prices hardly maintained, even for the anc,t
qualities.

DIED.
Saturday, the Right honourable Ilorctio Walpole, Earl et
Orford, baron Walpole of Wolterton, ei.ut.ty of Norfo:k,
hiteward of the tiorouzb of Lynn, &c, eak:. fie w!'s born Jue
24, 1%12; succeeded his father Horuti.), February 24, 12!:,2 ;
'flurried July 7, 1751, his cousin Sophia, blighter rrfloo
Churchill, Esq. by who'll be had Issue lioattio Lord Wulpoir,
now Earl of Orford.
Ott the 15th instant, at. bis residence, near Cropl9a, J 43
Brickwood, Esq. in the 79th year of his egi .

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