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tenant for life, and the committee entitled to the reversion ; and 
althouch there must be covenants of repair in the tenant’s leases, 
yet that 1, . were charged for repairs, which r repairs were as 
much for the benefit of coon ttee as of the lunatic. The 
— also an item of acc twice over, that must be 
charged 
uired Pal On the whole his lordship thought that the next 
of kin ust be called take bb a Ria the proceedings in the 
testes ne bad and the Nach ant be to 0 that effect. 
_ CE-CHANCELLOR'S: omen he | Clarence ee Rakhony Compa: 
at sna 
and, Clar rtlepool Juneti 
has appeared tha, ican vnaineny C ‘ompal 
af Aes Clarence 
c refused 
pute a “this occas 
= 
—=—R aa 
eC Com 
rthwith, for the pur- 
uence of which was, that the 
an Trinitv Term next, ve the 
ble: alleged, would sy Ges urio 
made the — application mah liberty to go 
works, and o ig the ge oornge to — ates to their 
pos: eo an 6 mpensation, should bon 
ourt on Gaal cena them. His Hono 
Arete ck motion. was made in this case for an in- 
rhatenio defendants from proceeding with an action 
were suits pending in equity 
question. His 
uestions which 
e would there- 
unction to stay execution if the 
typ og laintiff, to brin Be of 
Id debt and costs in 
m into court within a aac per se final judgment, and in “e 
fault, > the information 7 fall without Hediend notice. The money, 
ought o be laid ont, a od = cted to accumulate without 
praia ~~ ly its to be re. 
tephens Everitt. —This was creditor’s suit, the bill sug- 
gesting that fic testator, by a wi Thad devised his estate ina 
aie nner. The personal oie grey lg the heir- et hy 
ow t a devise 
and th 
Upon =— the wail, « oa witn aioe 
stated that the attestation it his go ndwriting, and denied 
that he = ever sae the iowa; oy other witness admitted his 
z tated — the will had not been execut a wrk his pre- 
third witness had died. The question ulti- 
nto a question of costs, his oni dis- 
t the widow, without costs, peor y directed 
Rotts Court.—Gardner v. M‘Crutcheon and others.—Lord 
aos oot gave judgment in this case, which related to some dis- 
puted property consisting of a cargo of wool; mae eet oe 
ion against the defendant, John M‘Crut 
ed, and the injunction against Messrs. Seueniens ‘enithy, on 
, Must be continued, preventing both — from selling te 
and a receiver must be 4 would be better 
should be made o vp tio the property, 
and bring the money into icc el 
Cover or Queen’s Bencu.— 
Anaction to recover 
r any cause assigned 
poco one ciel = Bina pang Me 
of her. eharacter an a “he mej answer ¢ 
such that the family in question refused to 
on the part of defendants. 
sed aaa bers es 601. 
ent ob- 
The Queen v. Nickels e facia: repeal a 
ba by pm Nicer. aes a iam aad Seonne mode of: Somalia, 
g elastic and inelastic web. The objection was that the 
1?) umen - 
guish n those p e old mode which were still 
olntek 2 pry those new means in ns of bap omc era patentee 
that the s the character of an t-te pete grove 
t ifi 
this 
0 his § Lordship’ 's direction, and subject 
to that the vaalies. was pbs for the 
Cooke v. Pearse. 
Hi 
wos apa distinguish anf ach othe a and new 
parts 'y guished from hee other ; and next, 
that in stating that the inven —— as applica ‘0 carria , the 
claimed sera ta for that it 
a the 
nical 
ing arranged the points pained oo 
disputed, a verdict was taken 
pia 0 ab walgect to future discussion in the 
The Queen v. yeti —A prosecution fier Serine unre the defendant, 
Induce feat a poolieny oa ~ Senior ae a, Saeco sa = 
as a witness bags sep Pesta agains 
named Wakeling, and another named ed by ihe sealer fovea 
of having robbed her in nibus, The attempt of Stowell was 
ineffectual, and the estion were convicted. 
pers 
os reeren ps was instituted by the Corporation of London. 
ant called eran teen re the ont te of proving an alibi; 
the di pooh however, bro! the jury found a verdict 
of pong 
e Queen v. Pearse.—A prosecution against 
merly a soca r in great practice, and now a cames aie re 
an strate, residing in Cornwall, charging him bh having 
commited perjury in the course of go — ae in Chan 
in which vrs had been ee pened, and 
partly proceeded with ; Mr, Jastice Wightman being clearly 
of opinion that the vB ses charged as untrue were wholly 
immaterial, stopped the case and ec an acqn nittal. 
Stops v. Pocock and another.—An action against perme 
who are ‘coal- merchants, to anon oo ensation in dam 
for ran injury | alleged tohay wie 9 ie weet ae an = 
who in dri 
i n whee ‘plaintiff was standing, whereby 
be was ti tee hearees and de pups to his bed for some weeks. 
Verdict for plaintiff—dam 302. 
Bir a Bristol, psy ricci s Railway Company vy. Hall.— 
An actio calls, and the question er whether ere gam arr 
becom aay member ‘of the Company plage eased to be 
as t the action. The was a Great Weeunate cn 
the Seatrtin whether the skin of parchmegt to which the Sat. 
tures were attached was or was not attached to the deed under 
which the Com formed itself. If attached, then defendant’s 
liability wee ssaeet to be established; if separated, ihe 4° 
oe must be in his ame — le cs) 
ember ot be er not complete. 
atures were attached 
Sa . Dillon and pine ot ram pre tta which plaintiff sued 
in formd pa " ages for an pe alleged to to have 
been committe one of defendants, Plaintiff was oll- 
eeper of the turnpikein the eves as d; and haviog seized | * 
the ae a of defen: = carriage W dr 
ton C cents a ye ded the toll, ow informed that there was 
none payanine using 3 a go the horses, w pon 
with a whip by viefendent® 4 coac 
nion that plain “aol must have a verdict: the Jury returned one aie 
— nie we mages. 
cor 
Cov on Pumas eae vy. Maule-—An act 
ieoust by aes ming to be heir to certain seoparte 
pborad had fallen i pos eo ase Ssio - bed the vet wn, on a general 
failure of th pho of the last shies The question eigenen 
was rh erely on of pedigre e, and the details were the erefore unin- 
teresting. Verdict for defendant; thereby negativing the valid- 
ity of plaintiff's c’ " 
ittlerv. assault and false imprison- 
rentleman, and defendanta 
t ee Gea — plaintiff and 
defe g to dema 49 
ment. 
e 
he accusa’ foe def 
a pred e facts did not ¢farnieh a legal cabarathonh defendant 
rally excuse —— the provocation he received. Verdict 
8 
the name another named Cock, 
been a to give them credit for 10 chests of tea, Verdict 
for defe ndan 
= It ap- 
on the 
Feed ae of false imprisonment. 
that t pla intiff occupied with his sisters, who c 
business of toners n feathers and artificial nee ie. Soni floor 
of the house of Scan Sinate in Old ’C ral dis 
eakes ree ap beet iets he lodgers rsandtheirtandior, vand rulkimately 
the latter took eaey the key of t hen re- 
moved the oe for the purpose ma 
gett g 
whereupon defendant cansed ie to be appr 
cha 
arge of havi rey | fe be orto me the lock. The case was after- 
wards heard at ge sesan bee a Mayor i — 
ediately dis as 
m a ne che! si 
stigma attached to the character ‘of jibes a = ntift, Eis magi ae 
ennecgnent. instituted. Verdict for piaintee : dam 
Ha 
ment. Defendants h 
custody, and arnveyes him to “the station-house on f 
be Re toxicated. W ee ee brought to prove “that plain- 
was at the ti 2p teas e jury found a verdict for the 
pine damages 25 
Excu R,—Atkins v. Bessett ee 0. re. 
cover sn of : 3h. on i ae amount ce 3 = alleged to be 
on an arising out of the Feats of a quantity 
It appeared at plaintit Tad: deposited the a 
a endant, as 
a <9 bill of etobanes 
the warran’ ere lodged with defendant, 
mint be t be poll ‘at 285, per. d 
‘oved t 7 dozen. Verdict for satnaaers 
Ng 
» Gandell and aint og 
n by popetiin 
mo AAG for a 
ed by, one 
of 1701 reehick defendants pleaded 
that ay were not guilty ; that the bill be a ——" _— the 
peice of plaintiff; and lastly, leav —_ 
assed for Sefandmeia 3 m the first an 
paaints iff he third. 
ant ae aon for 
aE md v. Spiller —An action bronght by Madanfte Lenor- 
man milliner 9 considerable reputation, residing in tego 
seat Taereer square, to ee — defendant, Major Spil- 
ler, the sum of 120/., for articles of millinery supplied by his 
orders to his wife and daught tt was admitted, however, by 
laintiff that a sum of 100/. out of the 1207. was, by an agreement 
between them, to e tin millinery, in consideration of 
Teal contest 
— iia < detente tes 
charged e: 
paneer 
it Hageerstone 
d as holding the 
Le of henge 
odging of 
Abilene dectnk the Sary 
dant, as there was evidence of a written con- 
tract relating to the suttect matter OF of the metre which had not 
been produc =m Verdict for defendant acco: rdingly. 
of ‘* maste 
Allen ¥. An action by a builder, residing at D: 
against a dloenesd: victualler, to recov : % om 
and the jury u ulti. 
Gye v. Mitchell a —An m by Mr. Gye, who was 
for many years one of “the proprietors. of yoo eB serie ing to 
recover fiom M Messrs. Mitchell and Bunn a remun 
servi G d 
te plain- 
» after an moi 3 ee 
: ee, tcabtaee mi oh 8 and 
is shipowner, for the loss phar ame by th ws 
at Caleutta, mop were alleged to have been alive Scat ine 
ony 
nd- 
i 
sc beyond the invoice price, for the ba * F 
would have obtained if the goods had ~ proces am a 
ein plaintiffs ee eon 
3 were f 
ao Pe, ject to this arrangement, thejury returned a mere ent | 
TATTERSALL’S, THurspay. —Several Derby 
ase oe the be sh of the a 
ng ra 
pore es was “Chatham 
and had 
— . 
n, has fall 
eapec: ‘fom the ‘eathig. shown of late. 
touched 
amount. 
be showing an tiaprovéaient in Vulean and Alice Hawthorn n; aa 
e Oaks, - 
by Goce 
afternoon, and at odds, — ot ki a 
rather closely with tho po The 
» who was advance 11 to.1, taken, 
rather a formidable supporter in a party who hes oe 
hee 3 d ckland, it 
ack, & movement that Satelit t have tal 
Some outsiders were 
one (William le Gros) ba cked to any 
upon, but only 
of Leut 
who. is now at double the otids at which she was introduced, 
uton, 
30 I 
30 1 
33 1 
50 1 
9 to : 
uw 
13 1 
CHE 
u! to } agst Vulcan (taken) 
MAR 
of as 2G —— at market tin 
nom 
b hw ee each. inquired after, but the same rates see remade ~ 
Bar ley and Peas are e not alte red inv value ‘Bea: 
RBY. 
50 to 1 agst Meteor (taken) 
heat: all the mares ee <a 
Chatham (taken) 50 1 Defier (taken) 
bert dé Gorham (ta. 50 oe Dod edge 
and afterwardsottd.) | 1000 =. 20 Rover (tak 
Wiseacre (take 100015 William le Ge ros (tak ) 
Ballink 100015 Brother to Phoenix (ta.) 
Aucklan 100010 Timoleon erred 
Joanna colt (tak. and | 5000 30 Observatory (tak 
afterwards = 
t Passion (taken) 
ae Sister to Pah 
Lad (taken 
Adela i 
Dil-bar ke 
prren fe (taken) 
Lass of to uton, ¥ 
AKS. 
= to : agst Belle Dame (taken) 
_ 
20 
~ 
9 CUP. 
“is to s agst Jolly Tar (taken) 
Al}ice Hawthorn (tak. ) = Rhodanthe 
K LANE, Fripay, Fes. Sateen ie was no fresh supaay 
ing, ana prices r — 
y ame as on Mo ier. ane Motniips and Bonded — 
; New S are low 
but it is readily met by the sellers, without any advance =a 
reali 
aert 
Wert Ewer, ken, and Suffolk . AS White Md to i Red 
orfolk, Lincolnshire _ _ rhshire . 641066 White 60to6¢ 
Bavies : Malti — distilling 26 to Grind, 24 to 28 
ate, incolnshire and. Yorkshire . ge me 18to 23 Feed” 18 tose 
re _ cay ees aad +4 otch . Feed 221023 Potato 20 to 96 — 
Tri: . . « . « « Feed 14to20 Potato 18 to 23 
ye Sa Me ee - 86 to 42 
Beans, Mazagan, old and new . 24 to 86 Tick 24to40 Harrow 28 to 4 
——— Pigeon, neuen nd . . . 386to44 Winds. 46 to 50 Longpod 32 to 
Peas, White o: + eee 0 ORO Maple 28 to y 24to 
WEEKLY IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 
tg ott “> Oats. | Rye. | Beans.; Peas 
Jan. iz. yp es 7| 20 7.) 89 9} 36 0] 85 
_ 14 . . . 63 5 3 1 20 40 ll 34 11 
_ 2 . . 61 5 28 10 20 1 43 0 33.9 
—_ 2 . . . 60 7 28 3 20 1 37 4 33 4 
Feb. 4 . . - 60 6 28 5 20 1 36 1 83 4 
— ll . . 69 11 28 2 20 4 36 0 32 .9 
6 weeks’ Aggregate Aver. 61 4| 2 20 8| 3810] 34 0 
Duties . .| 25 8 é gi 12 18 3 
ARRIY. RIVER LAST W 
Flour. yw eng foe Outs. ‘Tye Bns. 
English . 4402 = — Bris. 1370 
frag . — » 
For 550 5. 8200 11367 1510 
INSOLVENTS.—J 
Fenchurch-street, City, urn, 
merchant—S, L. Lazarus, St. James’s Miia lesex, horse- — er- 
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 
shipowner—J. Ruston, St. Paul's Le. Fone 
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.— 
.J. Canning, Wood-s 
housemman—H. Fish, Princes: Toe Pimlico, Petater—J3 S. Lennard, 
Conduit-fields, victualler—W. Richards, Oxford-street, vi 
» PER IMPERIAL QUARTE 
GAZETTE OF THE WEEK. 
. or s, Regent- ae om Chelsea, bricklayer—J. Hutt 
merchant — ockbu New Broad-street, 
—T, King, Crot ton, Northumb 
commission-agent. 
ter, Newcastle-upo a 
eapside, Scotch 
ee WwW 
~aler 0-for 
Ward, Irs poameg » Novel, cate me ae 
~ agg 
land, chain and anchor-manufacturer—W. 
oxton Old Town, Old- 
ter, brickmaker—W. F Butler 
mptonshire, waithiie maketicsy - Curtis, > Jams "Kort C 
mon-brewer—W, Scholefield, Oldham, Lancaster, mac is 
Lane, H 
Northam 
ees 
saith, $ 
rit merchants Sedaivachshire, apothecar + Thompson. 
W.. Burgoyne, » Plymouth 
Saw: S. Goodev 
nhs As 
street-road, victu 
isher, Lincoln, wharfinger. 
maker—. 
Manchester, merchant—G. Brown, Carlisle, dra 
ae —On the 
er. 
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS,—E. Sutherland, 
seh Premios to atson, se latt, and Co., Glasgow, fint- -glass-makers— 
eter Wy reitte a eae Thoms 
gow, provision-merchant. 
Leith, dealer 
rtrie, Edinburgh, innkeeper—S- Coch 
on, Paisley, manufacturer—J- Craig, 
chan - M‘Mur 
3th inst., at oak ar -hall, Northamptonshire, her & 
—At Fra inkfort-on- me pete arin on 
jaen 
Wiliam mm Brophy 
oe Esq., 
the county of Kent. 
Philip Roper, son of Henry 
INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL HORTICULTURAL SUBJECTS IN a 
F 
Amateur’s Garden . ie Ilyhock, its treatment - 136 
Anemone seed » tre ees reed : Hyacinth, its eapenscrnee afier 1 
Apples, dessert, igre ee ma of: - 1134 flowering 
Calveo hag their treatmen 118 c| Irises, their treatmen is 
Carnation seed, ca hy of . 1136] Kale, Buda, to en ese 
Castor-oil eed its culvw: . 108a| Lee’s Nursery noticed bg 
‘ auliflowers, kinds we . 1134 | Niger, model farm at ec 
Celeriac, its treatmen » « 118¢]| Nut Weevil des cme A \ 
Chareworeh described. é et & 109 ¢ | Oaks, Fulham of 
Dahlias, a sele co _. 113 5 | Pears, fo « a selec ton aad va 
13 a4 | Pear, Knight's 
Floriculture, piss fin. France Mle Pinptrin, its isto a ~ 
Florists’ flowers, pri saree 110 a | Plantations, thinni oe 
rest-tree pruni ing + 1106 nting, remarks tems 
tin od By Bag 1134 tatoes, ret " 
sq his garden ee 
notice “ 1125 | Timbe - ribage ere. . 
Boapietoas: ForcingGardens Wa ee . to raise Me 
Noticed 
Heat in Ma 
Hoe Lady Pearson, ofa 
og Sag — the roth n inst., at St. Maurice’s 
a heed 
—On Sunday, the a in Glo oie er: te 
Chureh, York, J. F 
eh Te ag nag to Elizabeth, only daughte 
he 10th ak Sy Se Ee wdotl vg bets nge’ 
r of J. Hier N 
Zoa, "eldest dau; 
P 
outh ‘Sian’ G. Bell, 
vember, '» Of chi — — Ee a Wa 
t Batl 
on, ee tead-road, a 
rR. Hollick, ie = ig, ‘Che eapside—On the 12th i 
dy Cha ao f Sir Samuel Chambers, of Bred ar how 
Her “iadyship was a “beng st daughter of the 
10th Lord Tey 
1125 Weevil, nut, desctibed « so’ 
ay, instances of ni Whitethorn, its treatment 
aa 
hed 
venue addressed 
