The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-26 00:00:00

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An ardeemalkiltellined smile dab ago krtliie Metter, .
by the Attorney General, that Messts. Dutby.and Far-:
rand, solicitors to Mr. Taylor, may be at liberty to carry
before the Master all disburembents read's* to thus!
matter, to•bn taxed as betweeo solleftor and Onset; and:
also that those gentlerneit havei lien ob the property of.
Mr. Taylor, who pupae's's t-Idthe 0f71,1501,tbe amount:
of the resale of the Opera House I and that it should he
referred to the Matter to ieauire by what means the re-
sale amounted to so large a sum, baring been sold at the
time those gentlemen in 1815 became . 'elicitors for.
41,0001., those gentlemen asserting that it was due to,
their exertions and pecuniary adtaares ; and in, taxing,
that all just allowances should boned, ; and that 'Mr.
• 'Taylor should produce before the.blester all.papers re-
lative to the nutter.
Mr. HART objected to this order, inasmuch as it
amounted -almost to a decree; and contended Ibat the
lien asked for was in its nature a mortgage on the pro-
perty of Mr. 'Taylor. He did not object, however, to that
part of the order which required Mr. Taylor to produce:
all papers before the Master.
His LonDSIIIP wished Mr. Hari to let him know the
terma•of the former medlar, and his objections, theta, s.
would read them aid endeavour to dispose of•it. 1
=All V. WARD.
In this case two issues bad been ordered, So sswertoin
the heir at law. Oo the last trial a vetdict •wasobtained
direcle opposite to the former.
His Lonosittv observed, that be was sorry be did not
give the estate to that person whom all acknowledged to
be the right heir at law; but, however, as the last var.
diet directly contradicted the former, be was placed pre-1
easel yin the same situation as if no issue bad been or-
dered at all ; and he would, therefore, dispose of it with-
out taking into consideration the issue.
VICE-CHANCI—FrI7OR'S COURT. •
COBURG THEATRE.
Tor HON. V. ST. JOHN V. GLOSSOP.
Mr. Lovett. on the part of the plaintiff, General St.
John, moved for so Injunction to restrain a person
named Arkinstale, who acts under the defendant, froin
taking away, selling, or disposing of env part of the
machinery, scenery, or decorations of the `Coburg- Thes
etre, without an order of the Court and also to re-
s•rain a person named Williams, an auctioneer, front
paying over' to the said Arkinstale the amount of the
produce of a sale of a certain large piece of alias (the
famous glass curtain), till on order of the Court was
made for that purpose. The Learnel Counsel stated that
the plaintiff was an incumbraocer on the property, and
having a prior claim to others, the injunction was moved'
-for ou that ground. It appeared from the affidavit
that Arkinstale having nulled down the glass curtain,
ordered Williams to put it up to auction, and it was sold
for 3001. or 4001. , .
The VICE-CHANCELLOR asked what authority Armin-
stale had to sell it?
Po Lovett. said he was a trustee under an assign-
ment of the property.
Vice.enssceLtna.—Are you not parties to the deed
which makes him a trustee?
Mr. Loveta,.—No, Sir, we are not.
The Vica-Camecetana.-::Tilis is by no means a cleat
case, from what I have yet heard of it. I think it will
turn out that this sate of the glass curtain was made with,
the view of benefiting the theatre.
Mr. Lerem..—The price it produed was three or font
undred.potteda, and l submit to year Honour, that my
client brick an incomitrancer with a prior clains, has a
right to expect that the money should not•be paid over
stit,..vot iNdersif the Court.
The Vsoa-Cuazscsia.na.—l shall Trent no injunction
hot will harm the.int• rest of the Theatre.
tortria..-4t is tot qi Jokiest OW You Honour
should do so. _ . _

The Vicz-CuaNcictoa:--t gite rowan tojunctioo to •
restrain Arkinstalr from selling or removing any part of
the machinery, scenery, or decorations; sad to restrain
Wipiams frum paying over the produce of the Sale of the
pla.sfeurtain till a further order of the Cowl, Let the
prtici have due notice.