Court Of Common Pleas, Fr...
rune UOurt sat i, Ba?wo till 12 o'clock, 6ut no case of any interest caine on up to that time. Lord Chief Justice BEST SSt for the remainder of the dlay at Nisi Prirzs. IIEAUVAIS V. BARRTE. This was an action to recover the amOunt of wages dlue to plain. tif, for having lived for i cerUtin time in the service of defendant in capacitL of valet. The wages due were said to be 41., and 101. ad- d itional wvere charged by the servant for a journey to Paris, to search his master out, who had gone.fromn this country without payinghim. It appeared trom the evidence of a brother valet (who gave his evi- dence, halW in French and half in English), that the plaindff was hired by the dlefendant at Brnett's hotel. rhe defendant went out of th country, and didnotpay. He afterwards admitted to witness, at sMadrid, that he owed the money. It appeared, however, that witness ofbred on the part of uplaintifl, to take 401. in cash, in lieu of the whole demand. The Jury gave a verdict for this suM. I COURT OF COMM1-O1ON PLEAS. FRtnm.v_ A'v 21