... Lord Tenterden—I am of opinion that this action of trespass is maintainable. It is perfectly well established that property may be in one person and possession in another therefore, although it is quite clear that the property in coals is not in the copyholder, it does not from thence follow that possession may not be in the copyholder. In the case of trees the property in trees is in the lord ...

... Monday, February 7.—This day's supply of sheep and beasts was moderately good of fat calves and porkers rather limited- The trade with veal was brisk with beef and mutton very dull; the former at an advance of from 4d to 6d, the two latter 2d per stone. Pork was in steady demand. (Per stone of 81b. sinking offal.^ Inferiorbeef, from 2 4 to 2 6 Prime beef, from 3 6 to 4 j Ditto mutton 2 4 to 2 ...

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... GENTLEMEN, IN this time of great distress and commotion, when the Govern- ment of the country are required by all classes of people to reduce the public burthens, when landlords are urgently called on by their tenants to reduce their rents, and the clergy by their parishioners to reduce their tythes, you who are regularly receiv- ing yearly dividends of ;E12 per cent. on your capital, and are ...

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... SIR,— I SEND a Copy from the Parish Book of the Resolution when the Parish gave up to Michael Phillips the Trial of the Appeal with Newport and Abergavenny, that you may put the same in your next Paper. At a Parish Meeting, held the 16th day of December, 1830, it is agreed to allow Michacl PhilhPs £ 4 to try a cause of Appeal of a pauper sent from Newport, and also trom Abergavenny, at the ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. FRACAS AT BRIGHTON PALACE.—On Thursday LAST a fracas took place between the young Princes and a lad, son of the dancing-master (Michau), who had the direction of the music. The latter gave some offence to the young Prince of Cumberland, which induced the Prince to strike him. Prince Georgs of Cambridge afterwards took some part in the affair, which greatly displeased his tutor, ...

... Est brevitate opus, ut currat senlentia, says Horace in his tenth satire. Brevity is the soul of wit, say I but I do not apply this to Decius' letter. I have waded through his laboured performance, and exclaim, with Perseus in his Satire, Quan- twn est in refills inane. How much emptiness do we find. The only inference I can draw from Decius' letter is, that he con- siders convenience and ...

... THE ROBIN RED-BREAST. Their nest wag m the leafy bush, Sae soft and warm, sae soft and warm; And robins, thought their little brood All safe from harm, all safe from harm. The morning's feast wi' joy they brought To feed their young with tender care The plundered leafy bush they found, But nest and nestlings saw nae mair. The mother cou'd na' leave the spot, But wheeling round, and round and ...

... HOPS. Borough, Feb 7. In our hop market to-day, both prices and trade are about the same as on this day se'nnight, with the ex- ception of Kent and Sussex pockets, of 1829, being in somewhat increased demand. Currency new Sussex pockets, £ 7. 10s to £9; Kent, £ 4. 10s to £ 10. 10s East ditto, Ell to £ 13. 13s > 1829, £7. 7s to 7C8 1828, £ 6.15s to ,£7.103; 1827, 86s to 'lOOs r 1826, 80s to 90s ...

... Mr. Sergeant Russell-The question before your Lordship is, whether the copyholder in a manor, without any proof of cus- tom, has any possessory interest in the ground under the surface that seems to me a simple question, because I have always ima- gined, beyond all doubt, that a copyholder had a possessory right that if you grant the premises to a mere tenant at will, you give a possessory ...

... To the inhabitants of the extensive mineral district through which our paper circulates, every legal decision affecting the rights of possession or property in minerals must be of the greatest possible interest. At the last spring assizes for this county, an action was brought by. Mr. Lewis, the tenant of a copyhold farm, called Tyn-y-College, against Mr. Branthwaite, for a trespass committed ...