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

COURSING.

The Autumn Meeting of the Mirth Berwick and Dirleston Cours-
ing Club commenced on Saturday at'nnight on CNrlestori Links, and
concluded on hionasy. There were too less than 54 dogs entered for
the sever cup presented by Mrs. Ferguson of Thrletoo- The ham,
width on these links are plenty, and generally very strong, pwlog
to the bite wet weather, did not afford so much sport as ttsuaL Tbe
mining came off as follows--

David Brown, jun. from Winchborgb, trier.
riser cuss.
SAIIIOID.III, OCTOSSIII 27.
1. Mr. Hope's blk. d. Dandy beat Mr. Robert's's'. br. d. Jerry.
2. Mr. Ted's bL b. Fawn best Mr. A. Burn's Mini Bell. '
5. Mr. J. Mimi* br. and w. b. Spee beet Mr. J. Latirieite. b. Dart:'
4. Capt. Cheyne's y. b. Nell beat Mr. Handyside's bib. b. Fly.
S. Mr. Ara &Woe's brJ. b. Flint b. Nr. J. Donlosieblk. b. liy.
6. Mr. Dod's Wk. d. Rex beat Mr. t Johnson's w. b. Bell.
7. Mr. Begbie's w. b. Region beat 111 r. Ferguson's brd.'d. Map:
rt. Mr. Hepbonia w.soel Mk. d. Warrior beat Mr. W. Mrwiffie
brd. d. Fly.
P. Mr. Miller's fn. b. Darling beat Mr. D. Sime's brd. b. bal;
10. Mt. J. Alias y. d. Jerry beat 51r. Hood s bile. d. Nick.
11. Geoeljkl Dalrymple's bile. 4. Barefoot beat Mr. &serif 's
and w. d. Stickler.
12. Mr. Thobleon's bib. end w. d. Mero beat Mr. G. Rennidi '
Bees •
12. Mr. W. Bore'l bib. d. Pipes beat Mr. A. Graham's MAL'
Giraffe. •
14. Mr. J. Drni's brd. d. Reviewer beat Mr. D. Wyge's brig IVO'
w. b. Swarow. „
Is, Captain Brown's bib. b. Matilda beat Mr. J. Walker's w. Neff
y. d. Dandy.
16. Mr. A Wylie's bib. b. Dye WNW. Howdea's bib. aatd WI b.
Fly.
17. Mr. H. Delrympre's bib. d. Monson beat Mr. R.
bib. d. Waverly.

1111011111 CLAIM
Mr. Tod's Fawn best Mr. Hepe's Dsndyt
Mr. James Allan's Spes beat Captain Clityne's Nell. •
Mr. Roger's Flint beat slr. Dud's Rex.
Mr. Begbiea Regina beat Mr. Hepburn's Warrior. •
Mr. John Allan's Jerry beat Mr. Miller's Darling.
General Dalrymple's Barefoot beat Mr. Thomsen's Vero.
Mr. Burn's Pipes beat Mr. Dod's Reviewer.
Mr. Wylie's Dye beat Captain Brown's Matilda.
Mr. Dalrymple 's Memnen ran a bye.

TIMM CLAM.
Mr. Allan's Spes beat Mr. Tod's Fawn.
e Mr. Bogus Flint beat Mr. Begbie's Regina.
ltegina (wbilst winning) fell, and was seriously
Mr. Allan's Jerry beat General Dalrymples
Mr. Burn's Pines beat Mr. Dalrymple's Meraingrn
Mr. Wylie's I)ye ran a bye. .

VOOSTIO Ctrs
MONDAY, ?Mb OCTOOSIM
Mr. Allan's apes beat Mr. Moines Pabst.
Mr. Allan's Jerry beat Mr. Wylie'. Dle.
Mr. Purn'a Pipes ran a bye.
runs CLAW
Mr. Burn's Pipes beat Mr. Allan's apes.
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Mr. Allan's Jerry tan a bye.

sitri cuss.

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Mr. John Jerry brat al Beres Pipes; and won

the Cup:

After the coursing en Saturday, nearly 50 mewben sad visitors
sat down to dinner at North Iletwkk. Mr.
,Ferguson of Keith is
the chair. The evening was spent with much convivi.lity, and a
degree of pleasure, lot which the meeting. wale principally 111441914
to the kind attentions and ability of the Clialrman.

. k,Aw matrvatisCs .
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,couitt i. New. 1. • •
nPiLinD CHANbaLLoa held his *Second 1401 b.
k re rota.
nrintrii,nL C. itOOLill AND CO.
Mr.Suonnikapnlied on tirthillof tjhr Jeflindintr for
in order of. the Com t. 4hat a sum of I SOMA 'which,
had been paid intothe hands of the Accountant General
by the plaintiff, to abide the event of certain proceedings
bete and in the courts of consm.ta law. might be paid;
out of court, and to the defendant. T:se Cminsel-said
t was not necessary to detail the whole,of the citcuns
stances connected with the case on the present occasion,
bat he would state so much as was necessary to put the,
Court in possession of such facts as 'elated to this 100-
lion. In the year 1825, %heir the shares in Joint Stock
Company s formed an almost universal article of specu-
lation, a Mr. Robertson became the proprietor of a con—
•iderable number of shares in the Brit,ish Rock and
Patent ,Salt Company., and the plaintiff had also put.
chased several shares in the same company. The value
of the shares was su Idenly very mach reduced by the
same events which io ltikS destroyed other Joint Stock
Companies entirely ; but Mr. Robertson being impressed
with a belief that, after a little time, the price of the
shares would rise again, and with a view-to prevent any
further decrease, determined to purchase' still more
shares. He applied to the plaintiffto help him in the
advance of capital shich was n cessary to complete
his plan. and the plaintiff, feeling a common inhere.,
with him in the success of the .susjettaking, agreed to
lend him 'he money he requited. A sum of 12.70 1.
was then raised by means of five bills for 2,00 W. andj
one b ll for 2,700 drawn by Robertson, and accept-:d
by thy .plaintiff.. The defendants were requested to
discount them bills, which they consented to do. on
having 2 000 shares deposited in their hand., as a
•etsirieffbi-that anionnt, as well as for 3.0J01. which
.Mr. Rotten:ion owed to them on another account.--
When the bilk Wien* due they were not paid. Pro.
ceedings were instituted by the defendants, to avert
...kith the plaintiff filed a bill. and, prayed for an in-
junctivn that the defendants might be restrained at law.
The injunction Was grasted, on the terms of the plaintiff
bring'ng iato Court a sum of 19,':00/, and that sum she
defendants now applied to have paid out to them.—
With a view to se: tle this part of the question, and with.
out piejelice to any ulterior' proceedings, he offered
now, if the other side would consent to the payment of
the 13,0001. that the shares should be placed in the cus-
tody of the Officer of the Court, and that the attach-
*sent issued against the plaintiff should be withdrawn.
Mr. HaXt.n stid he had no objection to accede to
this proposition, because it would include the object his
client had moss hs view-.—via. the sale of the shares at
a time when they must be soleto a disadvantage. The
order was therefore pronounced accord ugly.