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... Lordship this morning de- livered his opinion shortly upon the case. The question re- lated to- the sale of an esthte in the West Indies, wIvnlchhad been heavily encumbered. His Lordship now decided, that the sale should be at present postponed, as it would ...

... at miuch learnth in this case, which has been so frequently discussed. The ques- tiun relates to certain estates in the West Indies, upon which there are innumerable incunibrances. The defendant now claims a considerable sum of money for advances made ...

... commission for the examination of witnesses to the West Indies. Ihe plaintiff was sent on that business. Plaintiff and defendant were intimate, and on visiting ternis; hut previous to his departure for the West Indies, lint the slightest improper intercourse toook ...

... this gentleman, ;tinol1unting tu a e sum of 7791. arose from the expences incurred il the voyage, e and residence in the West Indies, for the purpose of efFectitig the sale of this-property. Messrs. Dennison and Company, sMerchants in Glasgow, were the ...

... was pronounced by the Vice- Chancellor in 1821, the effect of which was to postpone the sale of certain estates in the West Indies, and also of a number of slaves upon those estates. Mr. HEALD now moved for the dis- charge of that order, and prayed that ...

... stronger case, and occurred in 1789; then a citation was served upon a certain party resident in the Island of Grenada, in the West 'Indies. A decree by ways and means isstued, and the party was subsequently excommunl- cated. The excommunicatmon was returned ...

... foundlandI and that two persons, then servants in the plain- tiff's famrily, blit now ?? in a regiment stationed in the West indies, were material and necessary witnesses. Appli- cation had been made at tile office of the Cominanderpin-Ctlief, and a promise ...

... do with you,' and sent her away in a ?? Burton afterwards stated, that he knew Mrs. Reynolds' father, an Officer in the West Indies, who had been assassinated; that be bad obtained pensions for his widow and daughter (Mrs. Reynolds) and it was solely on ...

... communicated to witness some irregit- larities which took place relative to 150 hogsheads of coals which were intended for the West Indies; this was on Thursday even- eta. On Friday evening the defendants called on witness again, and stated the circumstance of ...

... to the rettura of the pioney for the saine reason. The bills were Irmced to a person nailpd Harvey, who had gone to the West Indies. Under these circUmstfltDCes Whis ;ction was bronght, and the questio a was, who was liable to bear tile loss of tile mtiiey ...

... about ten days obtained another ring and mung onl credit, which she said she wanted for hier mother, who was going to the West Indies, and for which she promised to pay in a few days. After she ob- taiied the last ring and mug, she ceased calling at witness's ...