The Statesman.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

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44:4# 4401 14 'II.. LAW.
M. v... toe bKven.s.dem.l.
,-/COMILIkIerefEANCERY.
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--ISIS V. COLLIN,.
We have had very* frequent occasion to nodal;
this cause in out report of thepioceedings in equity.
On account of the ineressing expences of this
ga(ion, instead of referring • variety of items of
account to the Master, it was deemed prudent to
'await the deiision upon them to the two junior
Counsel in the cause, who now appeared to state
before his Lordship a particular artiele'whith they
did not think it right to allow to the Father, with-
out the express sassetion of the Court.
Mr. PIRCLVAL lamented that a Matter of so
much delicacy should be so often adverted to in
public; the item to which this difficulty arplied
was a sum only of eel. As the sums to be allowed
by the Referees were only to be those applied to the
maintenance of the children, they did not consider
themselves authorised in placing this to the credit
of the plaintiff without his Lordship's express per.
mission.
Sir SAMUIL ROWILLY was somewhat surprised
at this objection. The most serious consequences
most have bees- felt by this young gentleman, for
whose use this money was advanced, if the paternal
solicitude of Mr. Chasobenbed not interposed on
mob an *raglan.
s. Finch and Girdhotooe, to wboas these,
benereferredi mole some rs*ral
uesiti 01l Nee lifts of condo& they hid pdnued, mod
on their Motive* fait rejecting this item.
The I,ono COa ICILLOS. commended the pro.
dense of the ponies in placing the business in such
hand's ;appeared of the principle by which the Gen-
tian/abed been guided in this particular: and de_
dined interfering with their judgment. He said,
the whole of this afair exhibited a most 'dieting
Often of the versatility of human stilts; just at
this moment the gratitude of the country was dis-
played to the illoitscloui grandfather of these young
portions (Lord Roontv), who had adorned the,
annals of his country by one of the Most brilliant')
olitiories ili the per:matted catalogue of our naval
vi&ories.
DISWisAII W. JONI! Aui AlfbTallt.
This Masi hal been sif yeati before the Coen.
In shoo a woman diskoreted a bond signed by
?Aycock Hill, to whom the defendants in this
dole are trustees. IQ that capacity they had die.
posed of his efelti, and had sold his estates to a
;lemon of the name of Bennet, to whom also they
delivered their trust deed, supposing they had
etsmpletey Milled all the objefis of their appoint.
Ment. The 604 Was dated in the year t7BO.
p After Mr. Hou.isv had been heard for the
plii>Dtif, and Sir S*iwsL Romti.t.v for the defen-
ce,
The'

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that they were entitled
Lordship said, that he sl
tilibilittas of the Court were, in this instinct' re.
and that anbstintial justice should be done
between the parties as efeasally as the imperfeel
lights he had on the subjeft could tondad hie to it.
.—Deferred.
COURT OF ILING's-BLNCH.

RICHMOND 11. SOVIt. AND OTMIRS•
This aftion was brought by the pleintif, whb is
*skein of a granary, for the secunniodation pro.
Crided the defendants, in hussies and hinting 15coo
quarters of grain, at ss. per too quarters per week.
Wito only question in the can was whether the
plaintiff had a right to charge for the whole bulk so
lawg as there remained One quartet upon the pre-
tties. I To simplify the ease, the defendants, after
Moving the wheat as described, drew from it, in the
onion of she first. nibinh, near* tnio.thirds of the
Ws k, and yet it was near six months before the
whole was tanised of the premises; the question,
therefose, was,, whether the plaintiff wasindorised
to Chirp for di, tubule balk &riot the whole of
the penal I To prove that such haribiiit the ens.
tom of the trade, several granary keepese were
called, among whom *ire Messrs. flatikih,
Jacques, and Whitehead, who all agreed, that Ir
a merchant hawed tow quarters of grain, sag
plunild remove boo of them the succeeding week,
yet if the other moo, or any fractional pot of them,
should remain upon the premises for sex months
longer, the granary keeper hada right, agreeably to'
the anti= of the trade, to charge the original bulk
pp to the last period of delivery • provided, at the
Am time, that such merchant ;hould not in the
lateral have ordered his wheat to be freelaigg or,
in other words, re.measured ; in which case a new
Jeanne would be entered into, and the original wt.
dertaking be void. His Lorship and the Jury,',
however, conceiving this to be extremely unreason.'
able, the plaintiff' agreed to refer the cause, and
take a verdift for the specific quantities, according
so their respettive periods of housing, id by that
*leans leave the question of right, and the custom of
the trade, undecided.
Several other causes were tried of no general iate.
Vest and at a late hour Lord ELesnaoaouen
slued the Sittings.
inemwenneemesarew=
Raseau
11141 CI RCIPMSTAKCI.—Mr. Scholes,
&neon, of Holinfirth, on Wednesday se'anight,
upped a young Ladtla Mu Pearce) tor the drop..
sy, and took .trout her 53 quarts of water and putrid
matter, they,weighatiipwails of tso pounds; and
we have the pleasure ovidd, the Lady is in &
way of recovery. t--A

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agate,
The Loan Caligem,s.olt Out since the date of
an bend s 6 year.' hpd iinetOired : the shortness of
Isamu lila um& it eiodjeticp..titat some limitations
eisoold-be imposett. ',4l,4lLit'elther the memory or
Ai caseation of ales iO4l laiNistath, should not be
Au.
Aerie camstermasilpj . isf,:dh "and litigation.—
lbera . of s itatinn on the Re.
sot
emdt• of lia _ totes of Lialitation
*high the ~ ot had recommend.
tsk, re preclude .: ~ . ittrteny in the affairs
of life. Oa thia ‘• :. it. had been ruled, that a
baud on which no A • • chid been paid for twenty
tame, should Im COOSlallet Sli cancelled ' - and on
thcoheious priacjple, that persons will be regard.
iti df their Iwo interest, and if they have not
satiated he a Ows succession of years any benefit
fames itch a document, it is in the highest degree
probable that they were gadded to DO such benefit.
MB Lordship said, that he should take care that