The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-12 00:00:00

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LOP txritmo PINCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, Palmy, Jas. 11.


ASWAN. AND GINO*. NANINUPETT.
This ease time before his Lordship es a Pethina
le lite entire"( es appeal from the decision of the
Vice Cbaiseld*, mei the Arreascrflan barber
stated that ft wee tbeFetitioe of Mr. Carrell and his
friends, wbo had been chosen easigeees seder the new
Peritioe, argued that the decisive of his llotrear was
'wrong. sod that the mots of his client sight to have
btu allowed. If the decision of his Helmut was to
steed. it weald give rise to endless Biotite', &IA he
every GM where a Bauktupt might bare spokes to b
creditor, as emplisaiste wield be made to stay the as-
olgeoeut. He eoutmtded, that as Mr. Shaw had I
spoken to the evediters to vote in his favour. as well
es Mr. Carrill. if there was no delingeney on the ese
part, there could be sea, on the other. He concluded
with submitting, that his clients ought to have their
nests, sod Beat the jadguseet of the Vice Chancellor
m 4041114 to stand.
Mr. HART sett Mr. MONTAGUE followed. aid took •
si uilar Bee of argesseut to that adduced on the hear-
ing before the Vice Chancellor. aid at four o'clock his
Lordship rise.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, W

,Jms.ll.

SAUL V. PATTIIII4IOI.
This wain actin to recover damages for the pub-
lication of a slanderour lette► impaling fraud to the
plainalf. The parties were gbiuet•aaken. aid is
sustenance of tort dispute, the dafeadaat. according
deciaratioa, published the following epistle. ad-
donned to the platatifft--••
• Sir—Tott will digest the things which I relate.—
litetprcting your eimine is the shop with regard to mo-
nopoly and craft. I suppose von have not forgotten four
loolok4uses made there, ana your entropies conduct
ahmit the staff. Ton know as well as I do what because
of them attar they went from your shop. I can swear
new there two tops of mahogany pillars. Yon knew
where they came from as well as I &. and wheat I in-
form 13r. F. you will explaia the matter to him, and 1
have as doubt be will prescribe for youfflatis. If this
jesid fail.l ban a volley of small craft.
• April 10, 1621."
The caste was tried at Salisbury. before Judge
Sett. and the Court. I. dui pretest instance. were
railed epos to decide. whether a variance between the
*elevation and the libel Iris fatal to the proceedings.
art* Judges. upon examination of the papers. decided
ibk‘ the objection was well founded. and a rale ab-
allina. OW* sneak was made absclatc.

OLD BAILEY.
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likutorg D. inippe....41131,D11111,...Th011188 Stretford
'stead indicted for the wilt"! warder of Abraham, Slade.
Ile woo also charged by t►e verdict of the Curoaor's
Airy with hiaasiseghter.
Mr. Bons stated the cue te the
• ' *.rate !Mod that be was aei of Harr
*loose parish. sad recollected the .oto:
~rod lathe lidgewatweiod, aiseillitrpiitshe I wit-
'wee passed by s gig itLlob was ea the earls stoic side
of the road ; a gostieesaa was standing by it;
bavisg
got about sweaty yards &stabile, heard the smacking of
a whip behind, tad itatiodlately heard a mash, sail
ow his retina saw a teach Ding as its side; saw a pa-
thless dragged from the frost part of the coach mad
behind tbmintreis ; did out itsow the gentleman ; saw,
the horse and gigivaabig away, the gig was tom•
.bliag to pietas as it proceeded ; so prima was is the
chaise. There wets two girls scar, aid a woman was
picked up after she coach tarseetivet ; she coachman
- took the berms oat and led thee awry; might
was darkish; Paid not say whether the prisomer was
the mai who doors the coach; the road lighted
on the side ea which the chaise stood, and a lamp was
sear It.

•The machines did not take any
notice of she deceased, ►et led hie boatmen.
Mr. Este, of Portman-plate, New-road. was in the
Edgware-road on the evening of the 29th of Novem•
her last. There were two women looking at some
jewellery in a shop. These persons ran from the shop,
and were hailed by the coeshmaa in very coarse lan-
guage. One woman got on the coach-hot, sod the
other on the roof behind the box, and the coachman
drove off rather rapidly. Having cleared the Tarn-
yike-gate, he drove off very rapidly. The berm were
is a gallop. Witness immediately heard screams, sod
the first thing he saw was the woman who bad got on
the box, supported by three or leer peewits, and on
inquiring, a bey held up the wing of a gig, and on
coming op to the deceased, who was leaning against
the wall, his clothes were lacerated and torn ; he was
taken in doers, aad medical assistance was procured.

The gig was *tiered to pieces. Os winless attempt-
ing to me * same of the coach, the @sultana drove
off. Discovered the words" Nottlag-hilL" The might
was wither dark oar light. If witness had been dri-
ving to the road. he woeld certsialy .have bees able
pith great ease to have sees lay other vehicle from
lamps.
see the coach go fast,
of the chains. Where
two harked yards from the
perfectly satisfied that the
pace ma going through the

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. 63. Rageware-road, recol- I
took place opposite the door
perms 'tootling on the 6.g.
Tory mach hurt. Wheys,
Slade. the- deceased. was
hie bona. SAW several
out Identify the coachman.
't it was net oar of the

No. 63, Eilgewsre•rosJ, saw
ir, bat did sot see any thisg
The deceased was bionght
the witness resides. %Ir.
deceased. Two surgeons
The coach was the Bays-
word Paddiagton on it. The
as moo as the 'mach which
There was a good deal of smoke
stood bowies two lamps. sad
frees them; could sot identify

wheeler. et Eilgewart-etted,
the peters who led the hen!,

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coachman quickeeed his pat
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William Gosling, of No.
.lected the accident which toe
where he lived.—Saw a perm
and who appeared to be Ter
picked op a female. Mr. f.
. taken law witness's room is
persons present, bet could es
The eight was sot foggy i
darkest.
Mr. David Griffith. of No.
&eased sitting oa a chair,
it t. of• the accident himself. TI
r into the boom in which I
blade was the name of the I
come, bet wee was sent for.
water tench ; saw the word
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11? I wee ablest weep yards from
the cenebnise.
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