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itrary rule, that in certain cases WI

3e recovered was under a given amount, namely 163.,
would not allow a single penny of the costs which had
m incurred in the recovery of that debt,—he con!el un-

rstand why the J 0..., ,lave made an cnerny
Mr. Sergeant WILKINS here said, I have sat here very
tiently, but I must ask my learned friend upon what
rt of the memorial he rests these charges ?
Lord CARLISLE said—TbP

ge could thus

inquiry quite opens the c 4
of temper, and unwarranted assumption of autho.
it it does not seem to me that it opens the case of

said he would attend to his lordship's swi-
rroceeded to read and comment upon a spe-
cial report of the examination of Mr. Whitty in reference
to the alleged assaults upon the bailiffs. After adverting
to the case of the tailor Brown, who was committed to
Lancaster Cattle for applauding in court, Mr. Monk next
proceeded to the case of John Jones, who, he said, was
,
amp the defendant in an action brought against him for money

lent. The case was tried, and judgment given against
him, and he was ordered to pay immediately, or be im-
prisoned for forty days. When the trial was over the
plaintiff went out of court, putting on his hat after he had
got through the first door (in the ante-room). The judge
called to the bailiff to bring that man back ; and though
Jones said that he did not know that the ante-room was
" under the law," and apologised, Mr. Rannshay said he
would teach him to know better, and fined him 109.
Jones, who could not pay, was removed from court, and
taken upstairs, where he remained until ten at night,
without food, after which he was taken to Lancaster.
Returning to the proceedings of the court, Mr. Monk
argued that the question was whether the course of con-
duct pursued by the judge, the language which he had
used, his notions of the persecutions with. which be was
beset, and of the dignity of his office, and his mode of
asserting that dignity, were grounds for removing him
from his office, either for inability or misbehaviour. The
next point to which the learned counsel adverted was the,
conduct of Mr. Pamshay in reference. to JOYee, in the
ease of young Whitty. " If," said the judge, "he
(Joyce) should bring an action, and lay the damages at
£5O, I do not think I should be able to get them down
lower. I must put down all these attempts, &c. Surely
this was an instance of temper, is prejudging the case,

an in-

county could be said to preside over a society, but of other
societies. It would be difficult to exaggerate its importance,
and he should fail to convey any adequate idea of the feeling

lay had called_up:on this question

hether t

streets or sit down by their own firesides in safety, and
le liberty of the press and the person were any-
e than a name. The question was not confined
the people of Liverpool, but thousands through.
out the length and breadth of the land considered that

there was great importance to be attached to the case
which had been laid before his lordship.
The witnessses for the memorialists were then called

,doper,

or on this occa

Lion, to,

minutes past eleven o'clock.
The noble Earl having taken his seat

Sergeant M;

the indulgence I have received at y

MONK: May I have one word with you

fore you repl

Mr. Sergeant WiLmNs

Yes, certainly

Lord, after

s hands-
Mr. Ser

Mr. Sergeant liTimciNs again addressed the court, as
—I was going to observe, my Lord, that after the

ship's hands, if I did not feel that everything that could
Anna 1,47 man bac haan firma ra;tl, a vicmr 4.n rsvesnnwn

the further inquiry into this case, I should have been
ncliorriPrl fn

,
It is rumoured that Daniel O'Rourke and Newminster "
poTisoned previous to going to Newarket. h t"
he G eat Yorkshire Stakes form 1851 has closed —t

abscribers.
Mr. M. Dawson has purchased The

Mr. G.B•

Lly from

fixed fo:

Weel to

ker, for 400 sous
The races at plottingliarn for 1852, art.
lowing the Liverpool July meeting. vs,rl ei
ITUURiEL.—Thie horae, lute the property a the ,'"cbtiro.;
Derby, was shipped at Hull, a few days ago, for St. rete,qh and
The Spring Meeting at Doncaster is fixed for the to to the
11th March next. There are already forty subscribers
handicap.
Osl. 1

by
as sold his brood mare Miss Castlinel,o
She is intended for the fore

inn John ... 00111 C
Inheritor, for 300 guineas.
market, probably Prussia.
Mr. James Clarke, of Newton, has
Touchstone, out of Maid of Lyme, for 1'

, 1)Y
sold his 1111 Y „I
240 guineas. nest

,
has gone into W. H. Scott's stables; at Prestot--,•
eltenham. She is a very promising fill od'
• the 63 be
.t appears that, in consequence of somedispute in t lre,
-,, h fe• Lrtheo

wood stable, mr. urativicKe's Horses will, ror
trained by William Butler, of Newmarket, and 80Ine
revelations are said to be expected shortly

or of Bell's Life makes the following ternario
ference to the decision of the Jockey Club respecting r", to tPre
caster Cup :—" if our readers will compare the anawc,,,d019.,0
questions referring to the orders given to the jockey, "gorrr,,,
a doubt that had the case been taken into
to the time at which the horse was delivered to trxon's
trainer, they will find quite sufficient to justify Mr.
satisfaction with the decision—there can scarcely, vt`,
baCe
Black Doctor would have got the cup." vent, at
SIR JOSEP IR HAWLEY'S RETIFe e han,e t
'ng c etre
created such a profound sensation on the sport' .0 the eph
the announcement made there on Monday week, sir icstutt
turf. s -
that Sir Joseph Hawley intended to quit the seas° d
has been on the turf for rather more than severs'
co
although he won the Oaks in 1847, he never wa unif?Ay;
leading turfite till 1849, and since then be has bad_ous"t fort,Tis,
run of good luck, which has made his stable the
_tt,son 01_14. to
ble in the kingdom. In spite of his wretched
,__7-f. wont"
his aggregate winnings during the seven ea"'
445,395, or about £6,500 a-year on an average.
- alt
a court of

individual A
PLEASANT
called
rat catching in the sewers of pol
----------o,,ctchueriAtiTmlpee—, , OCCUPATION.—There
soleis
A de gone'
SINGULAR BaronetDISCOVERT. Alexan-er . very,
boldt (says a Berlin journal) has announced the alsnlotir
at Athens, of the edifice Ito which the Council of _.O
rds of op
Hundred was accustomed ' assemble. iliova lighti
to
hundred inscriptions have already been brought
as well as a number of columns, statues 80. etor
_ Ewen, Pr°P"
FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE.— George V 000,
of the Devonshire Coffee-house, Bear-street, ii_,,...iet
whilst on his passage in the Sons of the Thatnes?rctbo
to Long-reach, for the ptirpose of seeing a prize-yl:00,
parties to which were on board, lost bis footinp ;It' sod
ing backwards, dropped upon the machinery Dei°^lo
CO P
was literally cut to pieces. The awful ocarrOU
stop to the fight• i.noccLu7autvio-ri 15