The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

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Mr. SCARLWIT said, that he bad witnesses

the birth of the plaintiff in .11601, and that, if sot al-
lowed to give evidence of the result of the indict-
ment, still, whether it was pending or determined, ft
ought to reduce the damages, which be trusted would
be a farthing.
The Luau Gttar JUSTICE could not advise the
jury toilful for the defendants, although he felt strong
disapprobation of the conduct of the plaintiff, both la
his means of becoming connected with the society, and
in his institution of the double proceeding. Bet no
one was entitled to apply to the conduct of another the
terms used in the libel. The amount of the damages
was entirely in their hands.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages
One Farthing.
The L .au Cuter JUSTICE said he would tertify
against the plaintiff under the Statute of Elisabeth,
which would deprive him of costs.
NON. LADY DROSILEt E. KINSEY AND
This was an action by Lady Bromley and her sister,
who reside together in Derkeley-square, to recover from
the defendan,s, two inhabitants of the hundred of
Ossulston, damages for the injury dose to their 1
by the mnb oo the day of his Majesty's sormsation.
It appeared in evidence, that on the taunting date
.lay is question, a crowd of persons to the sambee of
' 100 or more passed by the Wire, when prepays

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roes were making for an illumination io the etreniop.
add threw mopes against the wieduws. They broke
iso wasp as respired 4281.65. 341. to repair them, which
'the 'luster swore was a sable charge.
Mr. tiaut.ez. for the defendants, submitted to the
Jeer whether 41 7s. 31 a pane for plate glass was a
sem which the hundred ought to psy.
The LOllll Cut sr JUSTICII-ob. certaialy. It wield
be too mash for the iojery of trade to say to the con-
trary. sad so (Rummage the use of those ornaments
wisklt 'evasion the employment of so sassy heeds.
There woold be no haosrieg where to stop, if we were
to admit that the costliness of so article should de-
.prise its owner of the protection which the law gives
to his property. We might restrain every one to
the as. of mere aeressaries, sod the injory to trade
would be inealculable.
The Joty foand a verdict for the plaintiff—Dv
sasses 361.65. 341. the foil motet of the bill.

COVET OF COMMOS PLEAS. lone 6.
wink awn tetarrineaxx r. nye'.
''This Wee as aetkio brought to recover the admen
'ef goads mild and delivered.
The otaietiffs were tellers at the west-sad of dui
town. and had disioleed partnership since the debt h
wait contracted, which tnok plate is 1814. They had
11'0110 the defendant with clothes while hie father
nos olive; but it was argued for them, that as the
debt' was for necessaries, and the articles had bees or-
dered the &fondest JO/itself, and were imitable to
his coadition, he was ii/111.,
For the defendant it,tgi Jontetided that his father,
who died some time ago, had ordered the clothes, and
ttat the eon of course/rho hot liable.
A brother of the difindrot had stated in evidence.
that he was present When 'one of the 6rm made& com-
plaint to his fatter that the defendant had exceeded
disorder ;deem by Isis father, upon which his father
observed, that the plaintiffs should not have allowed
the order to be executed upon such teems;
. The Lain Celle Juin-ice *aid, that if aa isfent
bad no father nor relations to pay foe Idettibe would
become liable for necessaries; but that i‘..brilt6 in
reideseit that Use defeitlant's father was alive.at Abe
time the order wan given, the responsibility was
no meaos rested with the eon, who. 'whether bt betiff,
had not given the order. could not be eetupelled lis
say.—Verdict for the defendant.
on4ka AND ANOINRII, ass:asses or itsciroin, •
BANKRUPT,
vO.CURTIS.
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'But. aerteaut *cation slated; that this
was an ac-
Mee !nought against the defendant, to *oblige Via to
,ieliver op certain title deeds of the bankrupt% Petite.
It Was contended Wilk plaintiffs, that the bankript
in insolveat eireentstakes. fraudulently
deeds in question to his father, in order
preference *reedit test of his
sure assigned the title
a valuable conaideratiou,
ionAL. este of the plain-
.aegingfd to the stun of