Court Of King's Bench, Gu...
1lne plaintilfin this action sought to recover 71. as the price of a dead cow, whlch, as he allegod, he sold to the defendant in the year 1820. It appearod that the cow in question was killed on account of somne injury received in calving.-one of the witnesscs said, " to save her lile." 'The carcass and hide were sent to tha house of M1r. Brookman, who is a maker of polonies and EauSages, in Spitalfields. Mfr. Day, the butcher who dressed thc animal, said that she was worth 71., and at the time of the sale was fit for human food A servant of the plaintiff; named EmmeLt, however, said tbat Mr. Brookman was introdueed to his master to sell any thirz for him "in the casuelty line," and his was "a casualty cow." (Much laughter.) ilr. AsrDntEws, for the defendant, contended that the sow was delivered to his client, not as sold to himself, hat to be sold en commission: ana called-%witness wlo slatea tsat this coi,being wholly unfit for food, was sold to Mr. Specia7 the horse-boiler, for doge'-meat, and with the carcass fetchled only about 11. 15s. The LORD CXKEF JUSTICE left the jury to say, whether the cow was sold to the4 defendant or not: and the Jttry foand a verdict for the plaintifI , damagee 5. COURT OF KING'S BENCEH, GUILDKATLL. JUWE IL TYLEfR V. PROOKUAN.