The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-06-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Mellor, of the Midland Circuit, has been nornit7,
Recorder of Warwick, in the room of Mr. Waddinie
who han been appointed Under-Secretary of State for
Home Department.
An order has been issued by the Commissioners af of
cise that any person letting out omnibuses, cost ;i4gea'
other carriages to attend races, without such ca""ct.
bearing, the plates required under the Stage-Coach
will be visited with a penalty of £2o.dt
The office known in the legal profession as " of
torney-General's Devil," vacant by the anpointinee-fot
Mr. Waddington to the situation of Under Secre,4oooo
the Home Department, and who had held the office,. hag
the elevation of Mr. Justice Wightman to the belle': and
been. conferred on Mr. Welsby, of the North Wale'
Chester circuit, and Recorder of Chester. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S c,cT usvrsr'
Lord Denman (in the case " Regina v. the Churetat s
dens of St. Giles'-in-the-Fields ") has decided ,t'ecea
marriage with a deceased wife's sister is invalid, a the
when the first wife was the legitimate daughter, a11,30t9f
second wife the illegitimate daughter, of the same Plot'
the illegitimacy of the second daughter making 110
ence as to the law.
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SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.--_nLp
the judges arranged the summer circuits. Midland] a
Denman and Justice Patteson ; Home, the Chief 031att;
and Justice Coltman ; Oxford, Barons Rolfe and ' Jos'
Norfolk, Baron Parke and Justice Maule ; Westernivess•
tices Coleridge and Williams ; Northern, Justices Justice
well and Erle • North Wales, the Lord Chief Aldet:
Wilde ; South "CVales, Justice Wightman. Baron "711 sit
son will remain in town as vacation judge, and wl
daily at his chambers in Serjeant's Inn.—Globe. cool
In the sittings in Banco, in the Court of ae.e6oor
Bench on Monday, Lord Denman and Judges ratvino
Coleridge, and Wightman discharged a rule, " itegols"
Wilkinson and another," which had been obtained a'apoli
two magistrates of the county of Surrey, callieg,o,
them to show cause why they refused to issue a wtorcilto
to summon one John Ashby, for the purpose of en'f oeoi
the payment of a church-rate made in the parish etioo of
dington. The magistrates called for the produe lid of
the rate-book, when they decided the rate was innd toted
the face of it, being defective in the title, Whicil thej
that it was made in and towards the repairs fos,ao
church and other incidental, charges of the said Parfor the
hamlet." it was contended the case was not one 4,„r
question:l3"o
magistrates to have decided upon, but a
ecclesiastical courts ; consequently they ought to
e"rit (ibt,
sued their warrant. The Judges were of a diffe-rng---
nion and discharged the rule, Lord Denman saYl,:s of leg
church-rate ought to be confined to the rePai-rates-retbe
Church, and those general purposes to which el de for
the
were applicable. The rate in question was les ef as
repairs of the church, ' and other incidental Cita chart'
said parish and hamlet.' The other incidents
might be a poor-rate "

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with jaconots and organdys in Persian patLe,,--det",s
the corsage, forming double revers. For demi to; merle,
witting the under sleeve of clear muslin ; the 001;4
very deep flounces. It is only when required for__ted
wear or dejeuners that the dresses are ornem; 'eV
coquilles, ruches, &c. ; if ribbon, all are made of anice'd
to give freedom to the feet ; barege dresses are oreor 010 0
with deep biais flounces, edged with small13#1:01
gradualed size to the waist. Redingotes are stilldreoge,.o.
la Puritaine, ornamented by gimp trimmings 'any re""o,
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of this season are of moderate size, derni.evaseu,_,o
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of paille de riz, with the capote crown 0
bluedole lin%
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and merely ornamented inside by bunc nolopiltoof
flowers ; sometimes a lace lappet forms tbe,rl;
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the same, pink, blue, or white, confined _ ore 11111-!ed
ribbon toques. The mantelets and pardessus.,_
taffetas glace of every colour, of figur
with lace or fringe of the same, pinked o.!_e.Thisex
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