The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGtiNLA

COURT OF KING'S BERCII.JAN.23.
Ilinary Term rewarmed this city.
Mr. Justice Best leek hit teat with the other
Judges, hewing previtearly sat In the mettles ht the
Wit Court.
Oaths Milk, of lbe Court. Mr. getivatil Pell.
Mr. Serjeaat Copley, Mr. Grille *floe*. Mr. No-
lan, Mr. Gegebee, and Mr. Corbertl, severally pre-
sealed themoelros, whew they were Galled Within the
her' with Am foal aerewortier, twain bora tubed in
thedigelty of the silk gown: the two 1111 aimed
Oatlearon, is King's getjeantr, led timed** Cen-
'lora es Klares Gemmel, loomed in the lit*, and
they leek -dretr -wets areartlingly. It Is reported
that Mr. Vitrofteik Lute ti is take the col( Olefin(
the Term.
cßtlirlirictlnFottuAT.lON.
Mr. eirltaetreitaised aisle so show eats, why
a wholoal infirratlao thesid ant be lied spinet a
Gentlelasa *be fitted the afire of Mayor of the
borough of gareaborovgh, la Kest, last year, fur
harlot teased to grant a tictealler's Herta le a
Mr. Marshall, proprietor of an Ina in that town.

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Os the eietion of Mr. U. bl anstott, Mr. Richard
Csrl Om bzaksellor and peblisaer, of Fleet.
street,-Fos brougbtjlp to plead toan 'dirt royal and
in information, the ono charging him with puhlirba
ing • wicked soil blasphemous libel on Ilse 0141
vemesot. sgd.iks shier silk a like offence span the
New Tasiament, tending in bring lb. Christi/so Reli-
gion lesft animist sod contempt, and to emit. Ina-
Halos sod irreverence towards the Holy Scripts"...
Titsrallegod libels appeared to b* re.polillcorioas
different• Arta of Too Palries die of Rooms.—
Tht Defendant pleadettnot Guilty to earls of these
proceedings, and gate enmity to appear and take
his trial in tie Sittiogs after the pi.aast Term, him-
self le 4001.. sod two similes In WM. each, for lbw
brit libel; and far the second, himself in HMI., and
two servile, In MM. Poch.
MR. kit MAIM GAtTIIORSR
This Goistleinas, who attended Jorio4 the IsM doe
at list T.llll, lot the purpose of cursing the Oporto
bit wrist away. (tam I is.* pretest either bailors, smell
presented himself, and made • complaint at Goethe-
, moo of the Der (we believe Mr. Cross), foe an al.
legerl ne4l.ct 4 professional duly, in 'woo applica-
tion %hie, I.e (Mr. !Suit) had suede apatite lipoid bid
stucli.hrnkers.
The Count oohed whether Mr. Batt 4a,1 ..
sfatiavill in seppart of his -application ? sod being
en.reteti in the negsti•e, be was told that he could
only be beard epos aftdatit.

surßirrs COURT. Jay.'ll.

1 EVIPLI, [Sp V. PrU LETT, Ittil•

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Mr. &erne to opened the &dateline to Hite
ease. It was an action broeght by the nautili*
aevirist (be Defendsrit, le recover cnsopeetslioo for
the redaction of hi. wife, and the damage* were Seidl
et twenty ghostlier' pounds.
Mr. timjiment Colmar, in etatieg the cirepielltentee
Bader while ilki OKA was • brought. add/40,rd the
Jeri le a very viorpient speech. Stich c••es, !if sit.
wives', were eolortenately of So freqmot occirreoce,
that it era unnecessary he should nccepytitair dew
he env oleervatious apes their patois it hesserteoce.
The Plaintiff in this cosy ens Cato. Temple, the was
me Wirer in the linekiegham Yeomanry, lid else
held a commission in the Buckingham With. Ho
was married to his plearnt viii In the yesr 1907. He
was then 28 years of age, and she was 19. The
match was one of the Emma end most ardent arm.
ties, and was sanctioned by the friends of both per.
tips, MIL Tinnnie was a Lady of greet pereowel
beauty, end was .is of those Accomplishments
which are most estimable to society. She bed, bow..
ever, other properties which were of greeter Yale* in
the eyesore husband. She was an affectionate wife, so
exemplary wither, end a evesible end rational compa-
nion. Sone utter the marriage had been solemnised, the
Plaintiff joined his regiment; he was accomps-
nied by his wife, who, from that period, with the
asception of anew few intervals, down to the dine.'
very of her anfortenate connexion with the De-
feedant, remained his constant conspenloo. Their
lives were passed in oue uninterrupted Yews of do.
mimic happiness; the Plaintiff invariably, melees
open any partieelar ea...lona wafering to dine with
his lady, rather than join the mess of his brother
effacers. They kept the best society, mod doting the
silly ad the regiment at Hisekisigliamt were its the he.
bit of iery freqemitly Aside( the kiartieis of Beck.
.them, at Stowe, near that town; aud many ether
rehpertabie families in the neighbeerhood. The Dr.
feedlot, eiso was en officer of drignons, was here.
decal to she Pirintiff by some of his breaker nlicere:
be was nephew to the late Lord Poolett, sod et the
there( the introduction, resided at Addingtombenee,
the seat of his late father. At this period the Pleistiff
resided in part of X large mension-hoose in the town
of Buckiagliam, mid on all occasions received the De.
fondest et his table upon the most friendly sad conti-
&wird footing. la the beginning a 1817, Defendant
having become involved is semi emberressiernts
which grey nt*ed his supporting an establishaseet at
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Adding se eqml.to that of his father, be watt
invited by he Plaintiff is occupy a part of le boom
ill which he heed himself. The hooch, from Its size,
was perlie;ilo,ily calculated for such en acconsinnda-
oleo. It pass provided with a doable vteircase, and,
its fact, the only cominenioation between the ono side
of the bulldog and the oilier was by weal of a door
so the Ire *net, *kith it • as agreed thwart be kept
locked. Froth this wiernent the intercoerse between
tip family of the Plaintiff avid the Defendant benne
More fireeent ; stud the Plaintiff took Pert eon.
sivie Sr. evince the sincerity of his friendship towards
the Defendant. Thee mutter, continued until the
month of Oct. 11117, Nihon the Plaintiff was sonnosie-
' allure Sulinlit to attend the alit bed of Ms mother.
U. *bored the en welcome cell, and proceeded to Sof.
felt, lewdest his wife in Beekieghate, secom ponied by
Lev sister, Mile Honeywned. It wee daring this alt.
Wow, that the Defendant foam, rests to sedges the
offections of Mrs. Temple. Nirturtfler he amen.
plished the ultimate object of his dielienomehlo per.
Mill or not, at that time it was isopeeible to my ; bet
that be bad esecesitted toe well le crop/tog the (sends.
'ion of the virulent his frayed% aril., was mode mani-
fest in the month of May following: It appasred
that finding the sterns of the intern.loommsuries•

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