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211ne CoUrt Met in W;o7 tmts morMUg Mo - v The LoUD C}iSt JU1STICE, on ente;in Ihe court, soil thM he and his brother Burrou1h had recently receiveti : ymnvuno3 1 ' t ers containg matter, whic if it were true, wasof a very tS`iOUIflJ ture, They wished it, however, to be understood, that they tSuld not act upon informadon communicated to them In this infbrmfi manner. The matter seemed to demand inquiry; but such inquiry could not be Instituted, unless it were applied for in a regular manner. The COURT rose at 12, when the Lord Chie'Justice proceeded to C uildhall, London, and tried two or three comino jiury cases of no public interest whatever. The LtnD CUtIoEF JUSTICE was obliged to notice agin the great coldness of the court, and the great difficulty of- hearing any thing said in it, fro:n the strong reverberation to whiceh evcey sound is 1; 1 1 4 . COURT OF COM MOJ.N PL,EA,42 WEST-tNSjTEl NT. ]