Court Of King's Bench, Gu...
vIine situbgs of nri j Prprius were this day resumed before the lol0D Cnir-r JUsTraes and common juries. : . -fls was-an,fnci1ctmnt-aragnsttnedetencant borrenusL mtontae b -bimse f btb offl-e r sfitble bf the parish of SL &artbolo.; mei the Grea hto'wich he had bedn elected.: It appeareit hbit'UlF. AdlArd,who i a priliter- resides in St. Bar.; t'holomew the Less atnd hbs a printing.oflice in be;adjoinlng parish of SS BArtholomew the Great.- -Theprinting.office is not a place of residence,for any one, but metely an office of business. By Virtue,; 1iowever, of his becpatioh 'o this place, the paishicners considerze hib as liable to b'e chosen constable, and accordingly elected him to -fiU thht Eitdation; but be denitd'his liability, and refused to serve. The GoMMoN0 SER1}:A.-IT, for the 'defendant, conteided-that- he could not be regarded as an inhabitant of the paTish of St. Bar- tholotnew the Gieat byjreasfionf the ocetipaicy of this building, and distinguished case from those 'of "The iEa ing v. Hall," and " The Si(ng *v. Ponder," inasmuch as, in eacl of those cases, the. houscjn* respect tO *hich th'e party wasdeemed an inhabitant-was occupied isa dwelisg by his-sereaits. Hle expressed; howevef the eadinesN'ofhin cTientto ieet the question in any form by which its- m rerits might be stubjected to solemno inquiry. I'Th'e LIORD Crrrtr JUsTTICE on this directed the jury to find the- defendant-guilty, in order tbat the question of his liability mibht he- considered by the Court. A-vrdift-of Guilty was accordinrly taken. The LoRD CCrEFJiUSTXCE td'day tried the large number of25 causes, being nearly'tb~e whole set down in his paper for the day. Tbewregenralyof a ve'ry trivial iature. ThKe.atin by lr. Aldeunna, Cotc against Mgr. Kean appears among the special jury tauies in the list.' - COURT OF'KNG'S PENCEH GUILD1HLL, JIUNI56. .- . I .T3'1: T IX' t. ADLARD.