The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-06 00:00:00

justified in rising up in Jetsam of
fre nin ?—(Hear, hear.)
LONDONDERRY assured the
oat support this measure on any
ls imputed to him and his friends
House. His Right Hon. Friend (Mr.
the true principles of liberty:
In that unqualified license which
bloodshed and rapine.--(Hear,
was founded in the ruin of em-
i liberty which could not exist
Ility I and which could not pre-
if its boil was to he made a pub
—(Hear, hear,)—by the influx of
among us. He was as ready as
the doors of the country to
inciple of hospitality. He
he wo I:1 the petitions of the
that hospitality was abased by
it them as he would Petitioners.
!Tatars to treat the house with
.) We lived among the rnin of
lid not give countenance to fa
instrumental in producing that
Isis Majesty's tiovernment, in
had no idea of acting on prln-
towards foreign government.; but
foreign governments could have no
n and carry on their conspiracies

'PORT said the Noble Lord was only
doctrines which he bad so often
't Howse of Commons. He then ea-
•smeents ttg.t.ttlet the Hill.
from Lord Stanley and Lord Archi-

briefly.
,plainesl.
,tlt place, and leave was granted to
majority of 189 to 92.
the day were then dispose4l of,
treed at half past twelve.

NfELLIOE
KING'S BENCH, JeNzs.

X f•. 110RitSON.
of trover for $ horn. Plea

livery stable keeper, had hired the
geatlemaa named Clare, for a
his residency, 21, Manchester-
ready fereistied lodgings, the
Ilona. Mr. Clare was indebted
,re of rent, aad finding it -
. the way, the defendant sold the
real, treating it as the property
notice that it belonged to the

was. that the defendant 'sight
horse for the rent dos from Mr.
bring in the visible ownership of
Waif', however. it was said. could
than 24/.. for which sum the horse
%tins himself bid to that amount

{TICE ruled, that as the hone had
a week, with the knowledge of
bad bees sold after the week ex-
property of Mr. Clare was at an
tiff was entitled to recover. His
seggrstell, that the plaintiff bad
for the sew at which the horse

therefore found for the plaintiff.—Da-

OF COMMON PLEAS, WZDNIIDAT.
/TIPIOALC V. ntasv,
action brought to recover the solo of
sod delivered.
the plaintiff, who is a " top tailor,"
Peter Primefit," residing is George.
re, supplied the defendant, a swell
the time be was just of age, with
amount of 16 if. in little more than two

for the defendant, disputed the clo-
the goods, sod denied the prices of

the plaintiff was called, and be
, the articles to have been delivered.
was a pelisse, made by the order of
• a lady, whom he represented as his
•barged at the moderate price of 301.
n another item of 121. for a morn-
item did not see the whole of the
but those which he did not deliver
ipon the penis' of the defendant.
)y 51c. Sergeant Pait..—lle said be
of his own make upon a gentlemen
could detect any other part of the
made by himself. He could tell his
street by " the hang of them be-

not two of these coats that did aot

the bead."
lead; I thought cue's were usually
•
•
;ged that he onleit not be compelled
Teti of trade; but the Learood Ser-
serer. _ _ _

We often make costs which fit en-
some fault is found, and they are
itered. In such case we say they
We keep them a proper time,
back untouched, when they are
le thing.' and to fit delightfully."
rtness••s were called, who proved the
"hole of the articles, and swore the
moderate. Part of the bill bad

sid he was prepared to prove that
lescription that ought nut to be al-
' Justice. lie strongly deprecated
which encouraged the extracts.
in giving them extensive credit.
t enormously to make up the bad
y the system. Trade was never
ire successful than when the charges
)re than the just price of the aril-
Ipeal to the experience of the jury,
if tradesmen who conducted hush.
ite system were not the most on-
iftenest ruined; for moderate bills
torhitoot ones were wiped off in the
asked, what is justice could au-

40, as I were not jostifi,
i,acad close of fee tdro
The Marquess of LO
,'nose that he should not
etheobnosions groan& i
.itlist side of the Home.
reel) lad .opported it 015
toltich he did not mean
;Wood in the midst of
1,,,0—00t that which wa,
pa, but that En;ilish
tithed internal tranquilli
oil in our own country if
emplanes t Euroe-4
*roper chao ractersp amo
U. sae to throw open
:,i‘iiraes on the wit
yeah' treat foreigners as
op,(llene.)—fur if tl
Peigners. be would treat
?Mame there as conspit
rottapt.—(llene, hear.)
teempiree, anti he would
,igaers who might be in
Min, He declared that I
yeposine this nteasur:,,
II
opla of ecomenienee tow
aspirators assign% forei
abt to bad protection a
0 this ...601w'.
Sir POIIN En'
ter felosiee up the tint
infested re the Irish 11
aid into wend amuse
After a few words from
ahl Hamilton,
11r. PEEL replied brio
m DENMAN explai
A dici,ion then took p
hue in the Bill by a m
The other orders of th
ed the house adjourned
LAW Ilh
COURT OF 1111
TILRURI
This was an action
Net Guilty.
The plaintiff, a live,
hares is qmstion to a
torsi, to be sent to h
spun, where he had
defendant being until
ts the latter for arrears
seat to keep out of th
horse to pay the rent
idle lodger, after a
prise.
The defence set up
Irefully distrait, the
Carr, the animal bel
the latter. The plain
rester no more that
told, the plaintiff has
it the auction.
The Cuter JUSTIC
inn hired only for a
the defendant. and I
pined, the temporary I
red, and the plaint!,
Lordship, however, a
hitter mho a verdict 1
sda:-
14 Jnry therefor
Wes, 241.
COURT OF CON
mitostx,
The was an artier
1101, for goods sold a
It appeared that tin
or a regular '• Pete!
meet, Portman-near
4 the first water, at
elothes to the amount
Booths.
Sergeant Pett., foe
leery of some of the
ethers to be fair.
The foreman of t
pored the whole of II
Amongst the rest am
the defendant, for a I
tile, which was char
4d. There was
lag gown. The wit!
uticles delivered, be
he afterwards saw op
Croee-examined by
tald tell breeches of
is the street, and co
dress that was made
en breeches io the I
fere or behind."
Pray were there ni
It
" Tb.y did got fit
" What ! the bead
lade to fit the hndy :
Tile -
an's* begge
tt ditvlose the secret
vast pressed an anal
The Tailor.—tt W
reedingly nell, bet
tent back to be site
soffit the heat
sad then seed them
Lend to be just th,
The other witness
dtlieery of the who
thirges were most it
Lees paid.
Serjeaot Pau. Ash
he bill was of a des
L'oed in a Court of J
the stem of trale,
sliced young urn
40.1 charging
most I
Ols occasioned by
ware secure or more
sere fir, and no toot
'lc Ile would apps
lahetlrer that class of
ohs 'Pon an oppair,
nicteafol, or the oft,
d'n paid, whilst eso
"ea Beach. Ili. a