The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-20 00:00:00

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the bill, the answer then admits that die Defeedoest
dill, abeam three months ago, cease the whole of the
gold plate to he removed from Blenheim up to I,on.
don I, Thomas Triphook, as his agent, for the pur-
pose of 'Sian atones on this Delendant'a right sod
interest In tech gold plate for a few month. only;
end ails, ler the purpose of itagieg the new arms of
Cherchill, lately lakes by ibis D*fentivrit, eggraled
thereon: and that this Defendant intended having
...eh salmis •nora•eti th.reon, to have sunk operas's,*
finished, and the said plate prodoced at Blenheim by
the 13th of August, that being the anniversary of the
bumf. of Illeoheirn, when the Defendant intended,
as he hod before done, to entebtain his neighbours.—
The lints,' then gees on to soste,that lo consequence
of tilst•esses arising from litigation, the Defendant
being greatly pressed fair money, end perticulerly to
pay the workmen employed on the grounds at Blom.
hrihn.houve, he had Insitected the said Thomas Trip.
book to deposit such plate •ith some respectable
silversmith, to raise a ass of anneal to eatable this
Defendant to discharge the streets of wages dee to
the said workmen, and fee ether pressing occasimis;
that the said Thomas Triphook endertook to raise
sorb money for obis Defends.' is manner last men.
'joust!. And this Defendant solemnly declares that
he neser authorized the said Thomas Triphook to
sell, pa •n, melt, or to dispose of the said plate
ether wise than in manner aforesaid; and that is ease
Ile bath otherwise disposed 'hereof, this Defendant
was not in any 15001644 privy or coasestiag thereto,
sod would sot es any account have permitted the
same, or been in any manner iestromestal thereto;
sod this &fearless verily believes, that the said
Thomas Triphook has bees himself deceived, I. ease
the same Oath ever been armed fur sale, or pawned,
ee pledged, Of welted down, Of destroyed. 'fuse
Deleoriant 'hew easted, that he had been lornieled
.by Triphook, that he deposited all the said geld
plate Isola a silversmith, (excepting one (late, one
koife, ono rank. and owe spoon, which this Defend.
act delivered to T. Remeett, a working jeweller, who
bed previously etigraved the whole of the Blenheim
Wye( plate, aid •hich he had since get back into
bill on • possessies,) for the pompom of having hiss*,
arms ergramd thereon ; which silversmith lived la the
seighbeerhered of Lincoln's inn-fields, and had de.
posited tigresses le the hands of some husker for safe
custody. The themes of this silversmith end banker
the Defends.' amid sot of his ow. knowledge state;
sad Triphook had 'gated to conimouritate the lime
es him. And this Defesdsat pith, that having been
informed that some of the said plate was offered for
WO by pergolas is whom bends it had gat, eftee it had
hoes delivered to Triphoek, he immediately applied
S. him sod mated to him tech intimated**, when the
Paid Thomas Triphook espressod binseelf shocked at
eh. circumstance. which he said he had also heard,
mod asaored this Defendant that he had, immediately
epos heads" thereof, take. sway the geld plate
Item the person or panes who se offered it for sale
sad deposited it in other hands. The answer 'bee
admits, that is coesequeece of the Defesdast's la.
etroctions, Thomas Triphook tad raised 1.2001. or
1.3001...0 she plate, far the toe of the Defeo/Imm ;
bet be denies it to he true, that he slid, by mamas of
T. TriphocA, or any other agent or agents, Mates-
Hosally or knowiogly cies* any pall of the said gold
e to he stirred for sale to Mr. Guest, to ble.
Cot, or to any other person ; and is cage 4.1
Mid Thomas Triphook bath offered the same in ram.
Seer aforesaid. he slid so in 'Widow of this Deka&
sorsa losusgtions, against his wiabes,aed •itlisset
his
privity. He added, that he was usable is islets *PI
Complainer's' where the plat* now is, that Mdid not
gelled. with the said Thomas Tolphoeb, sad abet iito
tbieeab be onset believe each plate bath bees dieel
posed of by the said Thomas. Tripheek, go as met PM
be forthcomios sale sod ealinjered, yet If it *midi
appear oilurt oleo. he was most willies to sellandi
to indemnify the teeteter's estate for the sal..
thereof.
• The Vled•Cwaticgthisao—sWag Toiptieek a party
so the sepplemound hits ?
Sir A. Ptgoorr.—Yes, my Lord, odd he big wade
go mason. Your Hameln, will recollect that he ap-
plied for time,.throigh his Cesasel, Mr. Wakefield,
email the gnawer of the Doke ad Marlhorcelgh shoold
be pet ii. He cow has an opportunity of seeing
what the Doke has said,aod Mao shape his affidavit
'moralise to that answer.
The Vicx-Cnawctitoa.—T am (+sly cossidetine
bow I can reach this case with most safety and least
delay. You are entitled, from the Ihke's answer, to
the Immediate delivery of some of these articles—l
mean the gold plate, the gold knife 'sad fork, and
spoon, which he admits to he le his posses.ion.—
These I shall order to be immediately delivered to
the Master. if Mr. Triphor.k has been served with
the liii•nctios ordered by the Load Chancellor, as I
presume he hasbetn, he will, of course, not venture
to disobey it. If these thine, should Not be forth-
coming, I shish, In a case where they may have been
removed by a party entitled to lb* profits of this
estate, that a Coact of Equity has the power of mak-
ing that person restore them oat of those peeks.—
Yon will lake your immediate order upon the Duke
to rl. liter the articles which he admits he has is his
porsession to the Master; and that the Plaintiffs
shall have time to amend to emend their sopplementel
bill, for the purpose of enabling the Coate to act is
such a manner as to enforce the restoration of this
property oat of dieser...int' rents and profits, which
I cumin' de as the bill is new framed.
Mr. liza.x.—Year llonoue need net makes formal
!Order, as Ism sere the Wichita of plats alladed to
will be Immediately delivered as you say divert.,
am net aware how the Master's Office !lej b! re.
sided for the safeetastody of sea arlic,lei.
The Vice CuasciaLow peg beltii (Of ilso
present be deposited with thallialimapf Ibe trawl%
It was finally ordered, that be plate, kejle,
and spoon, in the ,D ke of Iderlboraegh's Possesahle,
shon:.l he delivered up, sod that the Plaioliff!sk?•lo
troteitti their bill, without prejedicis to the leractiee
already granted by the Chvoceilor• Mr• r 10.411(
will now hare to acceent for the statement whirls iao,
bas wade, se meth •st earls's*" .4 the. mammy et
the Duke.

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