Court Of King's Bench, We...
LA ni Riduii. 'VIr. JtustIce 1A4TTVEDLE took the-oaths on his elevatieOm to tbi Bench. . ..2 O ,N .- ,-TVE XwING V.,'EST?R'l;WX'D A-10TUrR. MIr. GuIRM4Z1 moved for the ,jdd mezit of the'Court on tbese de; frendants, viho pleaded tplity a thelast. Ddrset -sii. foan iniforl mation chstging.t ho withpdattcic t;ng irk v-iolent assauk orr two revenue-cer', iid a,ssisdng in' the ,reicue, of.a' smugglei Whom they.hta- mioi in tody ' *- V?bet:ilefendantsliaSe alre ec,eiv6d punisliment for the same transactioix 'all th-e partlji.ls'.of whuich hlie been made pubLic. The present defendalnts of4er hb n er affidavit nor remark. 'The CoVnlt i sitenced.th,e)ito.beiniprisoned for six monthi in the House of.Correction atvVorchester . .. Thisvas a mbtion.fr a prohibido.in a-suit between the vicarof the uinited parihes of h St. Mary; Aldermary' and St.L Thomas Apostle, and-th6- dir arde and oversers of the sane prishies, icspedting,the o0 o'ctil to repair the' chrch and chancel. The vicar dlleged a custot& of I,ondon wherebv' the parishioners were bound to repaif du on this'the defend,its moved for a vwiit of prolAbition,-inhibitg te Coart of.rche&s fron taldng cognizance of the pleas on the 'ound that fhey had-io authorit' .to try acustoin. Dr. ADAMs, fr&h Doctors Cornmons, how argued aguihst'dthc writ in An addires -which occupied tl,fee hown' and a. half. *e was followed onthe'same side by .Mr. GASELBEEasiC Tf1r. MARs. RIIOTT; ififri WhilehIMr-lMAItYArT b'egan to argge in supportofthe writ, an'd conitinued to s`peak till three o'clock, wh-en the further ar; gument of the case was 'postperied'tiU 'another day. - The length of this ar,muentoccasioned.the postponement Sf seve. ral cases of interest which. wee es,pected to occupy the CoArt, but which now stand overfor otler days. COURT 0OP K1140,!S i ?:;v9A