Middlesex Sessions, Thurs...
-i-nsvwas an appea bY the parish Ot tL Ciement Danes against the parish ef St.6Uarylebonc, in the matter of Thomas Glad well who had heen a servant to Horace Twiss, Esq., but was diseharged at an hou0r's notice. The servant said, that he had been engaged for a year at a salary of 81., subjectto a quarterly notice. Mirs. TWiss swore that he had been only engaged as a weekly scr- vant, dischargeable at a moment's notice. Mr. Twiss said that the servant had been looking into his law books, from which he drew legal inferences in his own favour. (A laueh.) But the truth was as Airs. Twiss stated. MIr. AT.L1E:Y appearecr for the defendant, and AT r. ADOTL PHUS for the appelsaot. Ile had taken a little trouble to find out what sum the Servant could have had weekly at r yearly salary of 81. Per- haps IN r. and Mrs. Twiss would assist hirm in his calculations, for he mnade the weekly rate at 52 weeks, amount to three shillings three farthings, and h6-62i parts of a farthing. (Load laughter.) The appeal was allowed. AIJDDLESJX SESSI ONS, THWUAD Y, SPPF,. I . PARISH APPEAL.