Star.
London, England, 1822-10-16 00:00:00

SiAkitT V DODin.

-This was an-action founded on the 51st of Geo. HI.
to recover cert...in penalties friarn the defendant bathe
amount of E. 100; hehaving futnished the Workhouse
of the Para of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, with
milk; being at the time a Governor orikardian of
the .Poor. 'The Act of the 51st of Geo. 111. was
passed to prevent persons concerned iti ptoviding fot
the poor from having themselves any interest in fur-
nishing the necessary supplies.- It•was proved that,
in 1817, the defendant was elected a Governor and
Guaidian of the Poor, and for that year he acted as
such, and took part:in the management of parish
affairs, but he had not taken any active part since,.or
been since elected one of the 32 Guardians; and,
*ugh he had attended Vestries, he had attended
generally as a parishioner. By the Local Act pissed
for the regulation of the Parish of Bethnal-green,
however, it was enacted that all parishioners holding
to the amount of £BO a-year shotild be considered as
Governors and Guardians of 'the Poor, and eligible
to act 'as such. The defendant held far beyond that
amount; and Ibt.-efore it was contended that he came
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within, prtiristont of the 51st of the King, and was
liable to the penalties imposed by that-Act.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL' for the defendant, sub-
mitted to his Lordship, that his client was not liable,
inasmuch as the provisions of the 13th of Geo. 111.
were superseded by the 30th of Geo. HI. by which
lgtter Act it was
*provided that twenty-guardians of.
the poor, itirdition" to the churchwardens and over-
seers, shduld be elected annually; and by the 53d of
number, twenty, was increased to
leie two Acts, he CO-intuited, saper-
ision of the 13th of Geo."lll.hy *Malt
80/. a year were Constituted guar-
lerefore that the defendant dicfnbt come
visions of the 51st of the King.
ruartcz said, the question was one of
fact, as the serving of the milk was
would be best, therefore, to take a
laintifF, with leave to the defendant
a nonsuit, if the Court should hold
the Solicitor-General well founded.

accordingly entered. ftw the plaintiff'
, to the above appeal. . •
W 1 WIFE V. LORD DURIDOII4LO: '
'it of inquiry to nom 'the datnitges
Lthe provisions of itAientilgoitted AO,
wife'by the noble deft.hcietit; iq Aegust,
to her lift anitoity4 16010 per edema,'
Inteildn' the Stied 4t/to Iptaletif; pan
ilCf*Ceetop;,lltelJ,tiTY,fettedle pr
phititirfor thatiinti:l4l4944its:


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