KING'S BENCH. [ill] [ill]. 7
... KING'S BENCH. WErmNz,' Fin. 7. THE KING V. R UPELL. Tlhe Solicitor.General moved the judgment of the Cotirt in this, which was a case of nuisance, and i ihich had been tried at the Surrey Assizes. 'The Defendant had established a lead manufactory at a place called Broad-wall, at the extremity of Water- loo~bridge. Mr. Gurney spoke in mitigation. The Defendant was proceeding, as fast as -tihe ...