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London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

Saturday the Court net pursuant to n.ijeurnrn,„,
and proeeded to dispose of the cases remaining Nal
last Term in the special paper.
LORD EGRENIONT V. KING.
This was a question in-a:testing to agricultrrii:t.._.
The defendant had been tenant of a tarm, and an...
lion had been brought against him for a breach ei
one of the cove:lants of his lease, by which he "ae
bound to spread annually on the arable heals of the
farm five kilns of lime, each kiln containing 040
bushels, Winchester measure. It was alleged by the
plaintiff that the defendant, during the last yea of
his occupation, had failed to fulfil this covenantnf
the lease. An action had been brought, and a or;
diet obtained by the plaintiff, against him for Ai
breach of covenant.
Mr.. MANNING now applied to have that verdict so
aside upon a case reserved. The facts were opt
The defendant had held a lease of the farm
tion for eleven years. His term commented at mie
chaelmas, but by the custom of the country the ia.
coming tenant was admitted to take posse:sinn of
such pairs of the farm as were intended for scheatil
the 12th of May preceding the Michaelmas, inorda
that he might have time to lime and prepare suck
land to receive a sowing of wheat. The defendant
had, accordingly, been admitted to such part; of the
farm in question, which he prepared for wheat, le,
ing on and spreading the necessary lime and mutt
On the expiration of his lease, :e defendant en.
tended, that having, previous to the commenceiree
of his lease, manured as coming-in tenant, he 114414
equitable tight to deduct such portion of IVAlltata
outcroing tenant..
the Court, however, held that the words of th
lease were imperative, and that he was bound by
lease to lay the specific quantity of lime nu the land,
They therefore directed that the verdict (or the plain.
tiff should be affirmed.
Several other causes were called on, but the Cora
sel or Atrornies were Lot ready.
The CHIEF JUSTICE observed, that the CoUngt
on Thursday, e hen none cf the suitors were read!;
he now felt it his duty to himself and the hike
say, that unless Counsel were ready on Monday%
proceed with their cases when called on, he shock
order them to be struck out of the paper.

Friday night, at the commencement of the cods
gration in Illackfriars-road, a numerous gang if
thieves assembled, who plundered almost every*
spectable person present. In some instances day
knocked at doors, and when opened, forced their way
in, to the number of 20 or 30, and plcndatitle
houses of plate, or any portable article they cotddlay
their hands on, while they kept up the mond**
ing cries, anti set the attempts of the Policed
at defiance. Saturday morning they again n.
sembled, and evinced a similar disposition, bat see
'defeated by a strong posse of Police-otlicers. They,
however, created great confusion, and succeededs
demolishing a wall, to the great terror of the passe.
sengers, notwithstanding the efforts of thelremeta
pt event thenit ,
A few days since R. Robson was apprehended in bp
ham, for selling arid exposing to sale ansbmped or
Belfast .Almanacks, a number of which wre found in '
bishat. On being brought before the Magntrate,he
alleged, is his defence, that he had found the Alma-
flack s, and expressed a hope that his punisLatentwooll
be mitigated, as 'he had already been in the Kitty,t
Newcastle, for the same offence. He was &Aye*,
victed, and sentenced to one month's imprisonment.
At the Taunton Michaelmas Sessions, which can
menced on Monday last, there were 73 prism
committed for trial ; among them were sera it
bastardy, andfive for assaulting and desertingthi
wives !—On calling over the names of the (id
Jury, several applied to be discharged from atei
ance on various grounds. On WILLIAM HOl.O
Watchett, Gentleman, being called, an elderlyni
offered a paper to the Court, which be said wasf
the Doctor, who therein attested Mr. Hoids
pacify to attend. The CHAIRMAN observed thati
statements were not admissible. He was then
" Do you know that Mr. Hole is ill ?"—" Yes.'-
" When did you see him ?"—" Sunday last." "SI
did he then appear to be?—" Pretty middling.'
IlotE was consequently.
.fined £2O, which the DX
proclaimed in due form.
The County of Derby is about to have a newhi
calculated to accommodate 100 prisOnets, upon it
most approved state of prison discipline, and alit'
new House of Correction, with conveniencies Pali
persons. The site fixed upon for the buildings*
' tains about six acres.

BIRTH. •
On the 13th instant, at Coventry, the Lady of G. a Isilh
Esq. Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Oct. 6, the ltev. Samuel Rickards, A.B. Curate of Ginsall
in Kent. and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, to WI, 616
daughter of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart. of Chaddesden,'Beit
Thursday, at Shcrhorne, liants, Mr. Stephen Sandersos,a
of Pembroke College, Oxford, and Sydenbam, Kent, toe*
lotte Maria, only daughter of the late Rev. Henry Arnold,TO
of I ongstock, Ilants.
Oct. 11, at Guernsey, Thomas Carey, Esq. of Rotel, bill
island, to Barbara, eldest daughter of the bate Colonel Jabot
M. P. for the county of Mayo, Ireland.
Oct. 18, George J. Waters, Esq. of the lion. East bilge*
pany's Civil Service, Madras Establishment, to Catherioe*s
daughter of James Moss, Esq. of York-street, Glouceste9lll

DIED.
Sept. at Frankfort, Lady Charlotte Hill, Mesta°
of the Marchioness of Downshire. •
Tuesday, James, the infant son of the Rev. J.
Colchester.
May 8, at Bombay, Lieutenant Crawford, late of Plitt
Oct. 14, at the Artillery Barracks, Brampton,
ryell, half-pay of the 52d Regiment, after along illaelspum"—
by his services in a foreign climate.
Sunday se'nnight, Mrs. Woods, wife-Of Mr. W00d591614
of East Denham.

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