Star.
London, England, 1804-02-25 00:00:00

COURT OF lONO's amen, FRI. se

WHITTON O. IiLLIOTI AID ;Oar CLAIM.
The plaintiff is an Attorney, Meta. Eliot and..
Co. are Brewers, and Mr. aare is an Auaioneer.
This was an anion of trefpafs on the cafe, in which
it id required that the whole caufe of complaint be fat
forth at length in the declaration. On thirrinitrument,
therefore, it was Rated the Plaintiff had the fee by
conveyance of the King's Arms pt!blic.hoisfe at Ken.
fingten ; that this building came into the po&frion
of the Defendanu Erb nosed, and that they had
committed great dilapidations. He further gated,
that John Clare, the other Defendant, had fold and
removed a number of filmes, which are fet forth

in a khedale, and this *talon was brought by .tho
Plaintiff. that the verdia of the Jury might afar. ,
tails the damages fullainect, in order that be might
obtain his remedy.
Media. Easatar, GAIIILOW and Howson). for
the Plaintiff, produced the leak under which their
client claimed the propertt C they read the covenant
which directs, that the tenant do make the neceffary
repairs ; that all buildings and orations belonging
to the premifes, mall be delivered up to the lane
at the end of the term in tBoB ; and likewife that
all wainfcot partitions, faro, and other windows,
locks, &c. Mali be delivered up according to the
nfual form in inch leafs. The Learned Cooed

likewife proved the payment of the rent to the
perfons catkin' under die original &vile m 1771, and
they dated, that from a bonfe of flitUtaiswitat it
bad been convened into a linen draper's &op sad
that the alterations were fo confiderable, that dui
proprietor could fcarcely recognife his own pisneffm.
Mars. Gnu and Pate a were comma for the
Defendants. The °Weeks to the convening of
the hook, from Un Stalactite to a refpeeable linen.
warehonfe, could form no part of the Plaintiff's
cafe. It had formerly been a barber's mop. •No
furl dilapidation had been made as were dated $
the only reafon the Plaintiff could not difeover bit
premifea was, bailee they were fo improved and
embeilahed.

Le—wer was called. He is dub to Mein.
Elliot and Co. t be &poled, that the various, articles
contained In the fcbedule remained on the premifess
and that indeed of any walks having been cabala.
ted, tool had been laid out on the hook very lately,
and aoL on the garden.
M. indica Lawasum—g The Plaintiff cannot
go for damages on the ground of the publicloute
having ban amverted into a tradeenaa's Ihop. The
goeition is, if the tenants have injured the pre-
mites t and that depends on the evidence. By the
evidence it appears that no foch injury has been
Bone, but, on the contrary, valuable imptovancnts
have been made."—Verdie for Defendants.

mescal', pi taihe. warm mown, Aso ammo.
The Plaintiff is an Informer, the Defendants ars
usaft-makers at Coal-Rain, Shadwell. This adios
was brought on the Statute of Elizabeth, which was
paled to prevent any perfon from working in the
myilery and employment of a Sawyer, who bad
not (erred a regular apprentiedhip of levels years.
The &ft count was spine the Defendants, for not
haring themfelvesferved the apprenticelhip req,sd•
The fecond was, for hiring another, not fo qualefied,
to do fuck bufiods.

Mr. Eas a 111 a, for the Plaintiff, abandoned the irk
and Paid that he relied only on the fecond count.
The Learned Coonfel adverted to the objee of the
(haute, which, he Paid, was twofold. tft. To en-
courage indufiry, that men who have devoted their ,
youth to ufeful employments, which enables them to
improve the manntaftures of the country, &add not
lore their profits by the drones in the public hive,
who intrude themfelves on bufinefs they do not en.
derfiand. adly. That the manufacturers themfelires
ihould go on improving by thefe experienced peat.
thinners. Lord Mansfield, in the conftrudion of this
Ad, has determined, that the penalties attached on
iliac who employ unqualified perfons, and not on the
perfons fo employed. Mr. nutrias having referred
to the finsilarity between the prefent cafe and that
of the filk-throwfters we reported a few days fince,
called Cullender, who depofed, that he had been em-
ployed in the yard of 11felks. Mann, Brown, ands
Arnold, in the butinefs of (awing ; that he received
his wages from Mr. Brown ; and that he pradifed
the bufinefs of a furveyor on his prernifes.
Mann. Hall, and another witnefs were called, who
' were interrogated by Mr. Gas sow, whether they be-
' longed to the club of Samaritans, or to that (ociety
which encourages thefe qui tans profccutions by
monthly fubkriptions ? which they ail antwered in
the negative.
Mr. Jolliet Lawatv cf.." In this declaration,
the parties are called/au:l'm, whereas on the evi-
dence it appears they were ar.o4ri4rri. This teems
to me fatal, and a material allegation qhich cannot
be over.lookeil,"— Plaintiff nonfuited.