... writing, it was void, and could not be enforced. Sitting in a Court of Law, I cannot 1nowv what a Court of Equity vould do in such a casc ; buit as a J udge of a Court of Coummon Law, it is com- petent for meto fora i an opinion upon the construction of ...

... immaunities, both civil and ec- lesleastlcal, that if there ca he one rnethod of exprsing their sentiments more slincerely, corn plimenasry, . r mere reqpetful, titan another, it becomnes tiheir bounden duty, *J weil as thidr delight, to ?? that method ...

... tie- ver otind, he'll conic back againl, us lie did at Valparhisu. I James H-alse, examined by Mr. SCASLEt'T: I reside in Corn- wall, anid have knowmn Citptuai Peter's family for inaiiy y ears. II saw Mrs. Peter when site cattle to her fatimer's houie ...