Court Of King's Bench, We...
.ltr. Y REcH, as tne Juagefs were rt- ng. orgeaau it, inertion, ten.6 case- in which the defendant obtained a rule to show cause W iy there should not be a new trial. He was counsel tor the deferd. nt, who, as his colleague Mr. (looper was dead, looked entirely to him, and at present he was in an ill state of health. Ele was ati-rus, therefore, that the case shouid not be taken till after the early pa:t of the term. The LoRD CHIEF JUSTICr said it was impo3sible to appoint the case specially, as that co,urse alJvias produced ineenveniemre to ssme onle. Mr. FaExcH said he dhia not wish that the case should be spe- cially appointed, but only piostoned fer the present. The Loan CatItIEF JISTICE suggested that it might meeT the wishes of the Iearner, Counsl if the Court now haid they would not take the case at the present sittnings. M3r. FnE TcH assented; ard the miiatter dropped. wi.th an under_ standing that the case at all eventi will not be a2wued before temn. The other proceedings wvcxe entirely destitute or interest. (COUR f OF KI,NO'S BENCH, WfcsTMTlVsrER, Nov. 2. E1RNE V. PARKUN-oS.