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irIIDAY; nit SO.,
•LINOVAN a. LING HAlll.—Whilt was a cafe
vorce, or fcpsration.from board ad mutual e,
ration, by realm' of adultery, promoted by W
Plia.4ol, of Groat Tower.fireet.• again& 1
lihgbam his wife..—lt appeared from the libel
ibited in the cede, that in July, tOos. Mrs. j.i
ham eloped with Mr. joreph, Hunt, wine and brat
aserchint. rtlldinX in the fame greet.; chartist,
eeeded from thence to a livery liable*, there bin
"poll.ehiife, and arisved'it an inn in Ban* about
o'clock in the morning, where they ordered -
and a bed to be got ready, and fiept there all
In fupport of there tan,. the depofitions of ft
litneWes were read, as was likewife the verdia
I:1 damages obtained in the Court of King's
by Mr. Lingbam againft Mr. Hunt.
The Court, after .hearing the Counfel on both
fides, were clearly of opinion, that there was fiat.
cient and fatisfaftory proof to pronounce a (*entente
of feparation, and accordingly decreed the fame.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. FM9-
, TIIS ZING e. WILLIAMS.
Elizabeth Williams was brought up for Jed I.
for ap &fault upon a Milliner, in Ni
It appeared from the evidence., that ,
had gone to the haute of the Profetutriz. aad called
out, on account. it is foppofed. of Come previous
quarrel. by the you brintli me. Lila bit*
your brains out. A icuille took pLue, daring which
the prifoner gave the other woman formal very fever.,
blows.
Mr. Emilio' pleaded in utilisation of amillmies.
that the other woman was equally cdpoW with the •
prifonir and that the was very pace. ,
Thc,Court. hOwerer. thatenced bee to be impri-
freed ape mouth in the Marthalfas prifon, and then
to be bound to gaud behaviour foe two years in a
penalty of Sol.
She cried out fo loudly and bitterly, that it was
With difscidty the Judge could prsasstace. tharmlle•

Till ZING O. lIIIITCYI4.II.
Mr. Grabs had obtained a rule to. (hew twit Ash,
a criminal information dsould.pot billtuLarilla •
Lieutenant Mitchell, of his Mau lee 14101. Tb -
rule was granted bj the Court, ups, she aingt.sof
Robert Thoissfun, who Rated .hinsfelf . Mt. be Mallar
of the Chip Nancy, of Newesillaspon.Tyne.. He.hatl
!pine to North Shields, for the Wm of prowls,*
pilot to conduit Isis ihip out into the high few up
order to join the Rabic Seat. AO, sal bug
on the Quay, at North Shields, On Wteiw~l rt-
?moms"
Mitch a blow, with a maids, pasteopat
Mite/tell, who was at the head of a He
told. them he was the mailer of aye and therefore
proteeed by law. They, however, trenteclhim in
the molt brutal manner, till be who tafehpise4 by
the Regulating Captain. 1:.. u.
Thonsfon then applied to the t0i5ti041144144
ale a Criminal Information. - . . 1; .„ ,
Mr. Es nista attentled OS the part's
Aachen, and read artdavits fawn h 7 - e ' I
great number of refpeeabk perfons, ilifytitge.eur
all the charges of ThodsfolL The Cosuit,„
difcharged the Rule. • . . ie.' a
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• TES ZING, ON TIM PIOSECIOTIOU I& pO5 Vlitilicayt.
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O. RSV. 30111 Doti% CIRRI MID AIIIDTDIDA,

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The Rale obtained in the laft term o'-aflijog
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the Defendants to (hew caufe wby aiiill7
&meld not be filed again& them, was ditch
Fllll. 10.—TNII ZINO V. SOITON. , I
The Defendant had been indißed, tried and iced
guilty of perjury, under two affignments from his
anfwer to a bill in the Court of the Exchequer,
wherein he denied having received, at two different
times, eighty guineas, and twenty guineas, film
paid on account of certain beads which the Ddes-
dant had fold to John Briggs, ih his bufinefs as farmer
and grazier. The prefent application to the Coors
was for a new trial. on three grounds :—Firfl, out
the incompetency of John Briggs to give evidence is
the caufe in point olaw : Secondly, on the info&
cieecy of the general tellimony by parole : Thirdly,on
the erafures and irregularity cf the books of account.
Mr. Witco'', in fuppurt of the verdi&, argued at
great length the firß objedlion, and contended, that
the cafe of Smith, gsi la" v. Brazier, had folemnly
determined the qucßion, on the competency of
Briggs ; after which he endeavoured to fupport the
validity and confißency of the general teßienony.
Mr. Scrjeant Se ttom, againft the verdict, fupport-
ed the objeflions he had mad; at the trial; followed
his learned opponent through the various cafes he
had cited ; and infifled particularly o 9 the operation
of Fenfhaw's cafe, in the 4th of William and Mary,
even in Skinner 327, to which the attention of the
Court had not been dire/led. .
The Defendant, who was an aged farmer, W,, on
the floor of the Court. The four Judges having no-
ticed particularly the extreme improbability that a
man in hi; inferior fituation fhould have one hundred
guineas during four years, in the hands of Briggs, a
publican and butcher, he ( &Run) addreffed a few
word, to the Court—
" It is true, my Lords, that a perfon in my con-
dition could not conveniently Part with the mnne)
for In long a time; I ftestuently applied tor it, but
could ne% tr obtain it."—Verdi[ confirmed.
V. I.VIIHINGTOI. _ _

The Defendant was partner in the honk of DrinF,
Cordon, anti Lufhington, at Madras. The Plaintiff
claimed 1,/...;c1. and inteech from the la of January,
1833, to which the Defendant objeeed, OD the
ground the lie had quitted all concern with the part •
nerfhip. The prefent ref-rt to the Court was for a
Rule to fttrw caufe, why a maoclatons Should mat
aloe to the fupreme tribunal of Madras, to hold a
Curt for the exanainatiun c.f witraffes, for the above
claim ?
Mr. Ease las objeaed to this application, on the
principle conneaed with the Haute, that where the
' calla of aeinn miles its England, a mandamus can•
not go for filch teflirnony in India.
Mr. Gassow, for the Rule, raid, that the caufe
of aftinn arifes long before the goods arrive in India,
under an order tranfmitred from thence to this coon
try fur fuch goods ; and although the partnerfhip is
difrolved. he GM, that the Defendant was liable,
ffA
becaufe it was not dived at the time the order
was given.
Lord Ettsysneneov.—.. The goods are yoor
own, as loon as they are OD truat %be (bap. Tale a
Rule to boy cattle."