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London, England, 1827-05-11 00:00:00

Loan Crites geelCZ proce 'llea to Cost • • 1.
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011110712 V. Rini.

In this case the plaintiff sought io recover the n%
96/. which he insisted he was entitled to as eibraniis,
Won, having obtained freight for a ship named
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Circassian, of which the defendant was the owner
defendant, on the other hand, contended that he
not liable to pay this demand, on two gronnds.:.fir,
that he had not employed the plaintiff, who bad mein;
introduced the person to him who afterwards kW?'
the ship; and secondly, that the delendant cool,
recover in an action of this description, he not being
sworn broker, which, by Act of Parliament, it was,
eituired he should be.
The LORD CHIRP JUSTICE left the cam to the 7:11
on these facts, and they immediately taunted a we, •
for the defendant.

COURT OF CORDRLEGATR3. mat
IBRISCO AGAINST Swim
At the request of Dr. Litt, the Registrar of the
called this cause. As it was not set down, ume t
Surrogates in the commission were present, except
Daubeny, the President, and Dr. Lee himself.
Dr. DAUSINT inquired if there was any motion
fore the Court?
The Registrar replied in the negative; and tb
cause had been called at the desire of Dr. Lee.
Dr.LZE—.I requested that it might be called,
desire that the Proctor for Lady Dmco may be requested
to come into Court.

A Proctor (Mr. Lovitomr) stated that he attended
the Proctor of Lady Brisco.
Dr. Las—That proctor did not appear at the
session, as he ought to have done; he is neglecting
•duty towards his client. Mr. President, i recall to •
recollection that last court-day I requested that a
might be produced which had been read in this
thr consequence of the counsel for Lady Briton
Jeerer) having' founded upon it conclusions adver;
gay character. Dr. Jenner argued that I had Wangs,
forward unfounded accusations against the two caunsd
and the proctor for Lady Brisco. I shall prose •
they have been guilty of improper practices; tit?
have been taking illegal fees—dishonoorable fees,
I shall bring the subject before the High Court s
the commission is opened. As Dr. Jenna has said i
I brought improper charges against bim, I demand
the Court to order the letter to be read and to ti
upon the table.
Dr. Deustawv—l understand this cause has
ordered for hearing. Dr. Lee may attach an
ance to the letter which I do not perceive.; if
he has an opportunity of bringing the subject
letter before the whole Commission, and they will
such order as they see fit.
• • Dr., Lag—As to is with the High Coln
Delegates, I wish that letter may be sent up alb
Dr. DAOIIIIY—I am unassisted by the other
hers of the Court, who are not present; end i C 7
fore make no other order than this, I refer This
and all others in the cause, to the whole Commission.
Dr. Lan—The Counsel and Proctors hair
unjust fees.
The Registrar—The fees were regularly taxecl
the Court.

tait—Tbey were taxed in a certgin manner
Mr. Registrar, I request that the Proctor for Lady
may appear in Court next court-day. He per
stays away.
Dr. PLCCAND (very mildly)—Dc. Lee, I beg
question to you as a member of the Court :
the Counsel in this cause, I consider myself ju
asking permission to take down your ss ords.
stood that yes charged the Counsel and Proctor
suit with improper conduct, and taking illegal
honourable fees?

Dr. Lza—You are welcome to take down rn;
I say there is strong prima fade proof that the
and Proctor in this cause have occasioned
delays, to augment their own fees.
Dr. PICKARD—Did you or did you not charge
with improper practices ? I am prepared to assert
you charged the Counsel and Proctors with
conduct and practices, and with taking illegal
Dr. Lett—You are right, Dr. Pickard; that
jniata fade impression on my mind : as a member
I have a right to say so.
Dr. PICKARD—As one of the Counsel late

cause, I deny, as a base calumny, the charge
against them. 1 take it upon myself to pronounce
base falsehood and a vile calumny.
The Registrar here said, " The Court is over
Dr. Lee called out, " Dr. Pickard, stay." Dr,
otoPPed.
Dr. Las—Dr. Pickard, I hive heard you,
beg to say that my observations were not directed
you, whe have come recently into the cause, bur
Dr. Arnold and Dr. 'termer. You have done
improper in the cause : my allusions are to Dr,
and Dr. Arnold.

Saturday sight last, some miscreants cut ol{►
.011 bout filty.cows, on their way from Cumbeii
Lousaater fair, which had been (laced in a fit!
Twentyfive convicts arrived by coach on .
from the Old Bailey, and five on Tuesday, from
mouth, to be attached to the convict establiihi
Plymouth. Fifteen more are daily e:pfc►ed.

MARRIED.
At North Stoneham, Hants, Captain St- Leger, t°,.
pewit daughter of Sir John Dashrrood King, Bart R.
At Glasgow the Rev. David Moos, Kilinaroocko
iffier the fate Rev. Akiander Monetieff, hfsekart.

DIED.
Aged it, the Rev. Hugh Dumas, M.A. Rector of

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Aged 49, after a lingering illness, 3, J. Montefiore, N..
The eth instant, at bls son's house, on Camberwell
M. Frederick Thomas Walsh, Esq. late Comptroller
I jetty's Customs in the port of London.
At Glasgow, aged 90, Mrs.. Susan Cockburn Scott, relict
Me Mr. James Brown, inventor of the bubbles or heals
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