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annum ; but • Mr. Taylor th^algirt scool. was no:
too much for thole talents which were the wonder
and admiration of Come of his learned friends, while
Mr. Waters thought halt that fum fufficieot.
Mr. Jostopron, on the fame fide, cited feveral
cafes to fh•sv, that the Court granted fimilar relief
by appointing a Receiver and Manager, where the
prcmifcs were likely to be injured by the perfon then
ling
Mr. llicoavos, for the defendant, laid, that thin
notice of motion made a confiderable demand upon
the Court, not only &firing to remove Mr. Taylor,
but that all pm ol.er dire:lions might be given, &c. &c.
LORD CHANCIrLL .R.—" What Matter do you pro.
pore to go before ? I know foir William Pcpys Ipeaks
Italian extremely well ; and I remember when this
matter was before him on a former occafion, that
Mr. jewten, one of the traces, who knew nothing
,f that linguage, required every word the witneffes
fpoke, to be explained to him in Englifh ; and thus
between the Mailer's explaining Mr. Lowten's
words to the witneffes' and theirs to Mr. Lowten,
the whole day was taken up until the time of atten-
dance had gone by."
Mr. RICHARDS laid. that, with rerptet to Madame
Catalani's Wary, that was referred to arbitration,
where it was fettled without troubling his Lordfhip,
land the matter now retied in perfed harmony.
Mr. HART.—" Yes, my Lnrd, Mr. Taylor called
in Mr. D'Egville as the arbitrator, who decided that
Madame Catalani ihnoldhave socol. with other emo-
lumen's, which made it nearly double. I fuppnfe,
upon a fimilar occafion, Mr. D'Egville will call in
Madame Catalani as his arbitrator, to award him
12oc1. per annum as Deputy Manager."
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, for the defendant, obferved,
that Ct tints should not mittate the matter In grofly :
Mr. Waters was called in upon that occafion, and
the receipts of the opera were molt conliderablr in-
creafed by Madame Cata!ani's engagement, and con.
lequently it was of great advantage to the Theatre
that fire was engaged even at that falary. He Cup-
pnfed his Learned Friend would jolt now pet blade
the Court that her falary was more than the chief
plaice's, and Madame Graflini's equal to a Puifne
Judge.
Mr. RICHARDS then raid, that Mr. Taylor WRS ap-
pointed by the unanimous voice of the Trullees, and
had been the manager and condu&or, with the inter-
vention of Mr. Gould, for more than 25 years, and
confidereti the fittest perfon for that rut pofe ; he did
not underhand foreign languages, and for this teafnn
myriad a deputy who did. Mr. Gould had a deputy
manager under him, and that t,ffi;e had always exitt •
ed, as not merely rifeful, but abfolutely neceffary ;
for, after the principal manager had fettled all the
general arrangements, it then became the duty of
!the deputy aEling'manager to attend to the detail of
the performance. By the conftant attendance of the
ptorcipal manager, he was exi•-nled to the importuni-
, nities of the perfot mers to make them greater allow-
! ai ce; than the deputy had the power of doing, and
confequently the theatre was more benefited than
liujuiezt by his abfence ; betides, the abfence of Mr.
1 aylor was a cafe of neceflity, for Mr. Waters had
tiled him ill in thileatening to beat him, and infulted
his credit, by laying that he would arreft him for
ro,o:cl. lie, therefore, had no right to complain of
Mr. Taylor's abfence, when he himfelf was the min
cipal cattle of it. Upon the whole, he contended, that
Mr. Taylot's petfonal and conftant attendance was
wholly nuneceffary, and that, inflead of being an
injury, it was a bem-Et to the concern ; and in con-
fequence of his exertion during the hit (cabin, the
rec,ipts of the lonic were greater than had been
known f it- ma iy pears. _ _ _

I.ORD CH AN CELOit-" Who firfl engaged Madame
Ca'al.tiii ?

M. RICJARDS anftwered, that the was originally
englged by Nli. could. He continued, that it had
been obj. `led in Mr. D'Egrille that I.e had a fimilar
engagement at Drury Lane, and that his falary was
12001. a )car. He certainly had 4001. a year AS
Ballet mallet, and being extremely acct well
acquainted with the manage:tient, Mr. Taylor aillw-
ed him 4001. more as deputy manager ; and to induce
him to take a greater inter ell in the contern, he :tlfo
itiksve.d bun pot lion of Ili, own there of the profits.
Upon all thele'grottuds, be trolled the Court would
not fee any reafon for spem•:ving this Gentleman.
L .ko CIIANCN.LL—R.—" We will proceed f.allttr
in Lfij. care t,..m ,rrow."—Adj arrited•

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. N0V.17.

CII.OOK 71. FEVEKS.

The plaintiff Was an Attorney, the defendant a
Iflorfe dealer. The adion %%AS for the pike paid Lr
a hotfe, which the plaintiff afterwards teturned.
Mr. Serjeant Slit P II PAD Reed, that his client, NI%
Crook, had bought a hoile, upon vial, from the
defendant ; but, ui h an impudence that he would
advife other people not to praCtife, he paid the pike
of the boric, all. before he agreed to the abinlute
put
chafe.
The trial of the boric was by no means
limited to a !Ingle day. It was ...awed for tt gig,
-and was the,efore warranted lint only found, but
rennii kably quiet. The plaintiff, however, nut
finding that it paffelfctl all thofe perfedions, returned
the hooks and wanted another that would font him.
The detcndasst took the horfe, and fent him alto.
ther ; and laid, that if that did not fuit him, he
would loon have filch a numlierictf horkt, that be
mull be able to accommodate him. The plaintiff,
however, not liking that kcsind boric, returned it,
and demanded, according to hi, bargain, the fug
which he had paid for the tirtt bode. The defendant
not only refilled to du till., Lit fent him in a charge
fur the bite »I the buries, equal to what he had
charged before as the ;nice of the httife. He had in
the prefect atgon attempted to kt off this hire
uphill the whole puke of She 11,1(C.
Thomas Malin, an h ,eler to the defendant, w.. 4%
called on to prove this cak. He appea•ed, as might
beoespetied, a very unwilling witnels fur the plain-
tiff. liis esidelice was, that the hotfe wa, bought
hi July, a.k.l the draft fur the payment was given to
him, as his matter was then out of town. In Sep-
tember, the plaiiitiff,v.hen he returned the horfe, de-
filed bins to tell his matter to fell it. The matter,
come:lot:Ay, fent it to an nation, where it was fold
for 231. As to the cretin' hork, it was ram ties! in
the mutt wretched condition, not a bit better that,
the uuraliackuey coach ;nate that is to be ken.
As this witnels appeared t remember very svtli
every thing that could mike for his inaflei'4 cafe,
anal did not remomAr at all the dates or cireurts-

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