The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

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read a petition, founded es the same. which was siso
edelled. The petition Witeekpeeed"foi tipster* dar-
ing the sight, and upwards of 200 times Were Aped
is the comae of it.
The CIAIRMAN assoseeed that Mr. Cobbett was
about to retire.
Mr. Cosner'. the. reel. sad stated that In eons.-
grew, of arrangements made by bins to be in lister
on Friday. it would be Impossible for him to resale
any !urger with them. Raving advised them. of
all
things, to pleat no reliance on the opinions of great
men. he concluded by wishing them health and bappi.'
nese, and when Parliamentary Reform bad taken place.
he would wish prosperity to agriculture; for not till
that took place could agriculture flourish.
Mr. Cobbett the. withdrew, and the Meeting gra-
dually dispersed.

LAW INTRLLIGENCIL
COURT OF CidANCERY, Jar. 31.
ATDOMINT.—LORD PR4PICI9 oonotentst Ann 'Tuns
V. LORD COLCRZSTIR, atla PDCIIRRD atettAnna. celal
DSRON OP von count oi nxcnsetten, *RD °TRIPS.
The Lotto CuAncitta.on.--.," This is a suit brougkti
for the purpose of taking the elision of ilds Coat asi
to the construction of the marriage settimarat of Loot
Francis Oodolphiu and Miss Eden. ti satisfy the
minds of the trustees of the settlement, Lord Col-
chester and Pt,. Chief Baron of the Escheqner. I
have certainly found great difficulty is coming to a
conclusion. knowing, as 1 do, that the opinion of
either of the learned trusteed MI the 'abject might
Ise better than ogee L but to it has some before the
Court tor its opinion. I have grappled with it as well
as I weld. It appears front the settlement, that at
the time of the esarriegi'Lord F. tiodoiphlo was 'A-
I titled to 20,000/. secured by a mortgage ow the estates
of his brother. the Deice of Leeds. Ily the marriage
settlement, this sum was vested in trustees (Lord Cob
cheater and the Chief Baron). to accumulate until it
amosated to the oet sum of 50.0001. to pay, at the
death of Lord Francis. 5001. to his Lady, and a join.
tore of 1,5001. per annum during her life. and also
to pay to his younger children at the time of his
death 20.000/. if there should be more than one; and
if only one. 10,0001. and if the 20,0001. should
mosassiate to 50,0001. during the life time of Lord
tinsels. thee, that he should be estitled to the inte-
rest of it: it bad accumulated to a much larger sum
than 50,0001. and Gard Francis. who is living. applied
to the trustees to putotpart the 50,0001. for the uses
of the trust, and to pay over to him the residue. The
trustees doubted wke-her they were aothorised In de
so.. and applied to this Court for its tirectioes; lam
clearly of opinion that they wield he etarrasted In
setting apart the'so,ooof. taking care that it is Met-
Reg Tammy; mad While they have dose so. the isles-
tions of the trues will ha aoswered. Ikea specettesa the
surplus will belong to Lard Freoeie. dad they eau have
no contralti overit.aod of coarse it mast be headed es*
to him. I have peened my mahout fee comiag le this
ceuelesion for the purpose of handing doses ite•
Chief Baron—but what hat fallen from mo mom
mammies of my judgment.? , . .s. ivAt

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STRLD.
NV. Olfiltlai fur tease to fili a Sao warrant°
m lit' ed fism
information against the Rev. 'V. J. Jolliffe, the
Mayor of Peernfield;sed the brother 'of the Member
fer that Borough. ea the grounds. am• that he bad
been elected by a Joey selected and mitigated by the
Steward, who le the Judgi of the 'Conn i and
secondly, that the Steward, Mr, C. J. Hector, after
nominating the Jury, had remained with them during
the time they were retired to consider their present-
iment, for the purpose of influencing them in the elec.
Lion of these% eral officers. The Mayor of this place, 1
it seems, possesses no magisterial or other authority.,
and is merely. from custom the returning officer at the
election of Members to serve in Parliament for this 1
Borutigh,—The Court granted the rule.
TRIPLET V. DOCTOR DATTINC.
Mr. Home moved for a. Rule to ,hew cause why the
defendant in this case should not be discharged out of
custody, being confined in the prison of this Court in
execution. The ground of the application was, that
the defendant was privileged from arrest by reason of
his appointment as one of the gentlemen of the Royal
Privy Chamber. Last year a similar application was
made by the defendant on the same ground, but the
Court refined to entertain it, leaving him to plead his
writ of privilege. Since then the Doctor had applied
to the Lord Chancellor, and at the Chamberlain's
Office, for a writ of privilege, but bad failed, there
being no precedent for seeb writ: He had been sum-
mooed in virtee of his once to attend the lint Coro.
intim). and had attended the same, and he now claimed
the privilege of exemption from arrest. on account of,
his liability to be called upon to wait on his Majesty.
He had never stied either before or since- the Corona.
tion, and received no emolemeets from his office. '
The COURT were clearly of srpieioa that tire ogee
which the defendant held was' tot one which' privi-
leged him from arrest. He wax not a servant neres.
sarily waitingon his Majesty. ' The privilege in such
7 any was not for the benefit of /be term& but for the
state auti dignity of the Riag. Mho; if the defendant's
services were 'required. might' reat himr.a writ of pi-
rilege.—Rule milks*
• ,;‘,...-axiese--
The Judges nattogilAlitird ay morning. in the Exche-
quer Chamber, anAdiesie„.. their. respective Circuits for
the ensuing Anises:VA tfolkiwes.-. .
Noitrout.—Lord ClaistJimdte Ablieetoted the Chief
Bann. 7L.' V W,.. • .'
DI tniamo.—Lord ChIV Jostles Datum, Mr. Jas.
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tics Best. • ' •
Hors.—Mr. Baron Oithaen, and Mi. BMismiWied.
NOSTRUM...4k. Jostles Bayley. and Ife.:-.Jeatiee
H elroyd.
Witerasx.—Mr.Justice Park. sad Mr. Justice Mw
rough.
OIVORD.—Mr. Baron Barrow, and Mr. Justice Rich-
ardson.
A elegem' eireemetaace took place some time Ago
at Deng Scales, in the pariah of Dean; as two men
were blasting stone for lime near that place., a past-
ridge Ilyitig by at the map On se my' lisstdeni. by one
of the parileles. : . . '......'
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