Star.
London, England, 1816-05-14 00:00:00

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• ..eotitti of ktNtr's nzricH, MAY tt
t, • Ac. ItiiMprer:_rof"!t!,
entitoirit: eu .p Oaf byAltelileietitf: the pr praetor
ik( a .res at Pirscot, near Lireisool,'
reen‘ier fitirn ti4-aerendanti titer Chant, residing:
at tl e Yattet.place,ie94 is. l Id. the balance ae-•
count doter! hiin .for -the 'ward and education of a
youth, named Ceorge'Da*son, who had, been placed
at Priitot At ad defendant.'' The child
was under the plSindrs cue from Febrtiary. 1811;-.
to Deceriiioer, 1812. .and 'dm plaintiff's demand'
against the defendAtid for that time was 8112 and a-
'Ths bilk vcetedeliiered evert months
to difeßtitaggelitt-st different times paid so broth:
on account. as rediced tbe•plaintiff's dentetidltb
sib h. lilt and Ow: this sum the Jury found a vet;
eseefor the *lai', *tests 40s.
lines

This pas an act •ou by-the plaintiff, an auctioneer..
to rettover rrOm the defendant £l2. 10s. the price of
piece of clog bought by blob at a sale of the plain.
tiff, err the th of becember last."
defeure set up way that the cloth was.da-
iliaged, that thr catalogie -described the lots as the
itnck Of a lsaikrupt, whereas they were the property
of several other persons 1 and farther, that in the ca.,
telogua the lettett A. F. signifying All Facile:, were
Plied before several articles, which the defendant
tontended must be taken as a warranty for the other
articles.

On the part of 'the plaintiff, several persons were
tailed; who prii4ed that. the plaintiff declared several
fines dttrint the continuance of the sale, that the
goods ante to. be taken with all faults. And farther,
that there was_ a printediondition in the catalogue to
the same effect. 'Verdict for.the plaintiff—,ll2.llol:

3....OLZILICAL CAS&

Mr. WattnaN moved fora Airmadsaut to tberDean

of Hereford, to rxamine and licence, if found fit, a
Rev. Gentleman to the o&ee of Second Curate of the

perishes of St. Owen and St. Stephen, in Hereford.
He stated the affidavits, open which he moved! that
it was found necessary to have a "Second Curate for
the above parishes, and that the Rector had appoin-
ted the Genaman.on whose behalf he moved. The
Dean, who possessed the •rd4narg and peculiar juris,
diction in that part of the diocese, had declined to
license him, although he admitted that his moral chit.
racier was unimpeachable. Mr. Warren also pro.
Awed the•testimodials from his College, and the ter.
Meet!, of severil Clergymen of the Church of Dig.
Whieh'bisit 'teithrithg 'to his moral chariiitr,
ifitstiffir'confortnity to the Artieles.Of
the Church of -Enilattif ; the Dean, however,
declined iocticeesehlai.'s' - -
The Court, arrier.'sOnse consideration, said, they
thought they had not;the power to grant the motion,
on the ground that It was not an office existing at
Common Law. If a parish thought proper to create
an office oeSeerind Curate it was for the inituribeet
*Pine to pay spa eaqilby bits.—Role refused. • •

The Lean Cuitteettua. has appoined• the Hon.
joint Somret_Crimplisiiiiner of Bankrupts:
M W .WILLIAINWIIIO, Esq. Bart ir,er at the Chan.
•cery Bar, has been *appointed Chief justice of Ma-
ia WA*, WAN Gone* HARI/wax, Esq.
it: • t.
. . . .
Dr. . RAnctilltt has been appointed Judie et
the Conaititorlal Court, in the' rooutof the late Doctor
Dolmen AW: •
011 Thursday, the 25th tilt. at the Circuit Court,
Arr, Ewer, lately an overseer at Treon, was
brought to trial, accused of forging five different
bills. Attwo of the Witnesses were absent, the *c.
tesitiop was restricted' to the forgery of three of the
bills. The Jury gave in a viva vest verdict, unani-
mously kiting the prisoner Guilty of the three
eharges of forgery, to which the libel was restricted s'
and on the following day, the Judge, after a ietyl
suitable address, Condemned Evans to be banged;
upon Friday, the Slit day of May neat, between the
-hours of two and four, afternoon,
Cases.—fa complaint, at the Instance
S:dmitor of TOM, against James Liddle, game.
r uport tlse etas te of Bannon, for killinggaene
beyond the precincts ,of the estate or Wianor'citir-
ishich -his deputation estends, and within the county
Ot Linlithgow, was under the consideration of a nu.
swerons and respectable meeting of Commissioners of
Supply, held at Linlithgow upon the 3d inst. when
Om Meeting found the complaint proved ; and being
of opinion that the offence was aggravated by
Saving been committed in close time, and, in the
*thole circumstances of the case, gave judgment
against the defender for the full penalty of twenty.
pounds Sterling. •
A conviction, under the Game Laws,' took place
lately at •Godalming, on the following *curious
grounds :—An information was lodged against •a•
qualified Gentleman for having shot at and killed,,
eYhirke64-ofifprii, a Snipe, siotnaiinjg a licence vim—;
oenclacCseirdin.to the liieral construction of the Ant,;
the Consaiisnoniii Iff Taxes were • compelled to lie
Ifritti 'in The penalty of 'twenty pounds, although it. up,
prated he ltartregularlY applied tor a licence, and
had been in the habit of sporting with a licence for
same years tirevious The' inference to be drawn
from this etinvictiu.i. therefore, is, that ne man, qua.
-iified or unqualified; cart, as the law now stands, use
a gun upon, hitositt estate, or elsewhere betweeu.the
6th of' April and the 20th of July Oh; earliestAay,
as it appears, on which licences are issued), without
*objecting himself to* Similar penalty.
QUERNADQUAREe•YeSterdiy Dodd and Barton, who
"have been repeatedly examined on suspicion of mur-
dering a sailor is Newton's;court, Chandos.street,
were tally committed for trial.
,BOW4TREET. Witerday Baker Sat./moss' charged
with setting fire to:the house of her master, Mr.
Pol-
len, of Bertier'sonreet,•was brought up for re-exasii!.
nation ; when several pawnbrokers Nattended,!and
fateddeed' of valuable apparel helchigh*
rib Mr. Pollen, sifirch.tfte prisoner had pledged, at d
intended to Mr. Pollen that they had been' destroyed
;n the-conflagration. The evidence of- the e.aginatri
to tlts Westnunsfer
,rtrit Office, tended so strongly
to prove that thilMnse had- been wilfully set on &et'
that the Magistrate felt no hesitation-in lolly corn.
pitting the prisoner for trial. • •
LAniatu•Systaat : Drees—:Lie a Saturday!
"Realm Jahrt rApf:a.puldieata at Blickviall, and,
as.; here cuthamitted do wpb.'
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