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III.I., the In* On, .'u*il ,/ r€l,Wai.b BcO.OIec dj«ru ua Wurtdi u! ioinv!HrflM, i!oi.In III. fieejOni file-. «e meet oil* 'on* ibf-uriiy. lotrliyboi. .IdUlg liur.i — ful mini, nd Ibde nnlio.,lillt;y touhn III,I ,H5to«ii.t.'»i, ufmof lU; moll il.vued Cralu—li,,rtiiloi w.» eiif vn,rI.AIV IXTM.UGF.HCF..COURT OF CHANCf.llY, JUI.Y T^AtKiir ni jn^u mo.Tlte ciier.nitace of llie »rrell of Mr. John Kine, nn ki« return from CuildMI, here hlt; had l-ecn aiieuiling n^i.n the commilHein of h.inkrnpilt;i ilined jgainfl ihe iirpolVnou Biiiunet, Lethmpp Mt.rmy, pudiKrd ,in ipplirjiinn to ihe Conn of Ch.ncery, fm the pnrpofe of obi. ir.ing Mr. King's lt;iiitliae?e, and pnivil4lng tl-.r Attorney win had Oio proic:., ar.tl ir— GlTueu vho hid eic-ciutil if.On Thn.Wiiy 1„A the nlK«-,,whofr n«mr, were Ganin and OJ»rne, appeared in Cuiut to anfwer the cemipl.ii,i made *kH them.Mr.M.siiiito Itaied, fiomihe affida.it of Mr. Kin?, that the arrell wm nude while lie win ait tending at Cnildbail, in o(.*dicne« to the Commif-l-.onen fummonis and that ihc Officera fent for him out. in onlor to male lliei. eaption.Tlie Officer! j unified ihemfei'ti under the in. demnitr cd Mr. lilacltlock, the Auorncy, who had fucd out the will.Tie Loan Ch**ciiio« ordered the matter to l?umi over nil lliii Jay, when all |ortia^ by their Counfcl, were ordered to appear before him.Ii appeared from the nllidayito of the Officer* ill*! ihey had received their inllrcdliont from Mr. Biaekili.ek i that they happened to he attending :t the Hu Img. on the Citf EleSion, when Mr. BUcbftiCl'i Clerk time up to ihcm, and faid he willed one ol them to eleeote a warrant. Carrilt replied, he could nnt teove tile lloflingi,.upon which Mr. Dlackllixk's Clerk ubftrved, that he might liave the oan« ofOffiorhe, who wai alfoon the Hufling, near him, infeeied in the wanaot.— He addrd, that the perton lo be arrelled wa. Mi Jolm King, who wai attending a comraiffion of bankrOMc}- i that ptrhap. he would Ihrw apapr pretending it ua. a proteflion, bui the Officers were r.e»eithelcli to arreft him, and Mr. Black-ftoek wiiaid mdcn.nify them. They got the warrant, and waited near an hoar before they law the Defrndaiit. Mr. King at length oiw o*it, and as he was pioceeding down the fteps of Guildhall, he held up a fcroll of piper, and exclaimed aloud, “ T.lt;1: '.tf.ir, / an g-.ia~ JrMi. A. a number of pen ni. od hi, acquaintance were near him, the Officer, were appichsnftvc of a refcae, ihey thtre-frre tollnwcd him a, far as Lawr:ace-lane, and iheic arrdlsd him. Mr. King infilled on returning lo Guildhall. 'The Officer, wem-with him to the Gnimiffioncrs, who declined interfering in the bulinefs of the SheriH. They faid ibe Defendant attended up™ thtir fommnns and tlie Officer, would a/I at their peril.The Officer, denied haiirig fent Hi for Mr. King, at he had untruly fugcelled in his affidavit.Mr. Kicnaaus addrcfled the Court on behalf of Mr. BlackRoek, the Attorney, whole affidavit Hated, that be had not the Iftlt intention of afling in lt;onteni|ii lt;f ibe authority of the Cliawullor or hi. Conimiir'iners : that what lie h*d done had bten uiwii tlic lour of the mnment, and without knowing iliat Mr. King u-a.fumnxmed by theCommif-lioners I tlmt be had been milled by the cafe of Kii.Jtr nod W. illl.,m,, in Fourth Term Reports ; that be h id reafon to btlicvc Mr. King had for fooic time pii'iinslt;arrieita foliptrii.iinhispocket to prceeft liim from irrell, and th.t if he was nr-rs-i.ed. ,nt i:tcm(H would be made to rtfcuc him. The Learned Cuunfcl laid his CIkm w as a young man of exii.mc gnod timafler ; that he had e*i .Sei'ily a.lcd undsr a wnmg imprrffion, and wjtflUvh r.ii.-rrni.l :ir rli- -ri.Vr h- K,«eom milted Mr. King.tho wilful error impatwas ready•5 1l.ordlhip I OuJd think the cafe.fubir.it lu ecllary 10 Ito li-.m rhaiever li ic jullict oli judgment, fidcied n ofMr. Bill extenuated the error i on the part; of the Attorney. He ecu nxi tcnial a nature to call foe that fce- ity of pu-niftmrntdemanded hy Jolm King; ii wa. not tls. cale of a pcrfon who had wilfully and deliberately aflrd wrong.Mr. M.,lt;sritts ndmitttd that Mr. Blacklloekwa, a Gen if it could country in place, it w tlie mod It experience feciucr.cc o to be cncoi violate »h; known tha r-fy a fobman of ch.jrafUr, but |ii affidarit, ■e attended to, placed the julticc cd the fiiuiiiim truly dangerous- In ihehrl) mid be attended with cimfcquences of •ioo, nature, if a Sheri B't Officer, who I * difficulty litnrreRing a man, ill coo. feme protefiion he might hare, was raged hy an affiirunce of indrmniiy, in t the law fanftioned. It ought to be an Altortiey. though hr might indcm-kdinate Officer again/I the |ecuniarynnftqutnc s of an illegal alt;(.nify him a •ainrt imprilndiiKULuld not iudein-Mr. Bl.ekiicek.illead of e r.boldening the Officer to dili-fsry thehave done well to lave told him if idRed oq any pruccflinn, to have in ihe validity ami legitimacy of ii ; but that niihoui any fochenquhy tlie Ol-rreResl Mr. Kicg, and :hat Mr. Black-Cd, right or wrong, to indemolfy lihip mull be feolible what v.-ould tic Courts of JuHice, if fuch a pro. his was, could be tolciaied will: imrtiing to tli. the Mini It* rade.LLoa (RSd«i—“ What remain. i b;tw-een the Court and ihe parties is noihirg to do with it, II ftcqird in when I heard the affidavit Rated to the Officers, and found ll»*t C related to what Mr. BUeklWk h d that 1 fliould not have aftcd Hghi only to Ihc cafe of the OiBcer., to that of the Attorney, who of the Court, giving di-icftioiilto * fuhoidmatc Minhlcr to v.olsi: that law it bis duty to fupgxirt. I tlie left willing to Invc animadverted upou thteonduft - f that Gentleman, btcaufc 1 knew he was a re'pc/l-ahle man, litid I (hould ha«e been fotr. if it had turned outitoharc been more rrprcliet'fiblc than it certainly it. To fay the lead of it, it is ralh, though it is' impoilible, under all the eiteijmlUnce., to eon/idcr it as cnntemieuooi to the Cc-ntt. It appeals to me to Hand thus, on Mr., Black Hock’s ffijavitthat h« look ihe cnl'* id the Fourth Term Repeat (whichdearly he dots not leein to have undcilood) to be law. He (uppnfci ih.t ■ ntov, by tls.i driifion, autlsorifcd » arreRed under the circumllanccs i-f It i, Hated by Mr. that hdid not cohceivc Mr. King was attending uneer ; fummons from the Cotnmiffioners, but merely a. an ordinxrt creditor to prove hi. debt. I (houlii panic a great while before I would fay tint prrfoo »tl«r*ling at Guihlh-II. or any oilier place, to prore a| debt undir a Hmkruptcy, was not pro. teAcd from arrefl, and foe tin. rcafon It is the only mode in wfrich he can foe. If a man i, attending Jullice to prolecute a claim, he is pro arird mwi. mrondi, U r.'^iwA, eon-the law, as in the cxfe of Bxnlruptey. an to one particular mode of enforcing it (hould fcem that he is entitled to gree of pcrfonxl protedlfin, as iflaii in any of (he Courts of Common nt necclfary, however, to difcufs rhIt is enough to fay, that it is inrol : doubt and obfeurity to prevent any i being charged with a cuutempt lt;' idoptm* bis own eoolliu/tion of it. Mr. MausritiB. that it is improper i the full extent of the 'lerm. for any Attorney t prefume to indemnify ar,Office: for afling cootrary to what tre law will jollify. I wiili it to be very ditinflly dnderlood, and particularly by toe Ol-ficers of tlie ShiriS^ if any are here, that haw ever an A tonsey may indimnify them from the pecuniary Uinfequences of a bleach of their duly the law mull be upheld by that mode of punifh ment. from the effect of which no rr-an can indemnify ; prUimmqiThe panilhroent I mean is im-which, in ihe cafe of wilful delin qucncy, nlull ever be fevere. Upon this cecafsor I (save loo cd through the affidavit of the Officers fs it does not fcem to me tb*y have n contempt of the Coott. Ic it a their fa«our they had the authority ck flock. I have no dnubt, upon prio-aw and reafoa, as well as upon tin of the Statiftc, that pcribfjs attending a of Bankruptcy, as well a, thoft wl«i are fummonrd by the ComtnilBoRerS, are pcotedl d lr»n a reli; yet when I advete whai Lord Ktnoa is fuppofrd to hare faiJ, the rafc of Kinder v. Williams, there it, I con ft, fufficieot to create a doubt | tliough fuppnfing imputed tj him in the report to be dextrine i certainly new. Utudcr llances, thjtwfore, and having ii elt;(d I been aSin; pcod dra of Mr. Bl; ciples of etuclmu-nl Commiffithefe apirtmnits thus uccupn.l gracious pcrmiffion.and toov the were the property of dir F. Fde.' trcflt;, in 'wdcr that this itfiion Ihcu ai HrQ. liaionct I’m ihc parp. ispiulouof iht Court upnn riseqr.ci tbsfo apartments uere or were tic he facility of ihc di.-soffi.m of: had conic to tii- aJmiiuoo which, indeed, contain :?.c whole which the Jury would iieur read i the Court, lie uiidlt;-ntc-.d tb-FrirnJ, who was of C-uinfel fi wilhed to add to ih.-fe JiiiiIIk.iis f.he Ihould refill, hecaufe theyift, Av be pi panlanguage;hecoroie, bc:e circum xilly underHum), lha fnch a thing astltis ir.uttr.cver happen again, I fovfs the parties. I hoWcver think itt Mr Jatkflock fhnuld pay all the coRs. I vr’dli forth fake of that Gentleman to Hate, that i-c g-ics out of this Cnnrt with at u|ildeinillied a chaia.ter as he came 'COURT OF KINGS I111 t. SDXS, XAir. V. MAUIXL «»lt;UGS BF-NCH.JULY Idcnee in this eaufc. 'Hie true r) ;-s, to have the fart, found I on tSrfr adni-ffiom,. for the pur this a ftsecial calV. wirh leave iu Spvcul VVrdirt, -f eilher ihc parti it. o* the Court think it proper htn The Ailmillions were ihclc;Tint the I'laiolilF’s artion va Rjinll the Defe.id.inis, wlio n n ihc panft. wnl,nit joining ;iv. Ma fucd ile V'anant ofdi.ireii.Tb.t the IlcfenJ.mi- Kited the tiivs for the payment of rl r,for the cccip^tiun of hi. opa| Palate |J Hamplnu Cu.irt, uhe ingnis M.jefly's pleafure-That the Alfellment made op sris madc aiul allowed as icqui the inhabitant. lt;•!ihe pa, *ITiat no ufciejflinn oil! aciouot of either bcl trm,ur ofotcnpymg apar or its pretlnelsMr EasxiHC faid, it appiaird this w., » cafr si|ko admilli.lt;Ti', was to be put upon the Kcend, c«fe, or in a more I'olemn war, by it would not anfwjr the purpuf-real queili-'n, which it was the sb cided by the Court. The Hon. B the owner of the property in qucili ted his name to hebraustht into C for the purpo c of dceuling a po there vras a difference Crfpjiioiun I cenof the porilii, and thole who mrutt nltliiii the Palace, -anj tlie whether thefe ap.irrments, thus wrrs not rateable c—nod for the p ing this queiiicn the H.m. Baron hit name to be Blade ufe of in thi-tiff. Tire truth of the rn-,iter was a difference of oniniun between ihe a-id oveifeeii ol the pOT rrprtscn and :he fevctal occupiers of die ap Palace I hut by the evidence upon the cafe would fettle only lire parti F. Eden.Lord El.LIMtOotrOx faid, it cafe of bar Frederick Eden, and i the fame defcripiion.Mr. Exsiihe faid, that ihe pan thi, cafe before the Couit, had ble arrangement; but the main defeflive. Cofl. to the Hon. Ban objeft in a cafe like this. There which it was delirable to have f:t oilirrs who had apartment, i-.i i! Freiierick Eden appeared hy .ihi apartments io this palace, which his MajeSy’s plealure and permi m-ght be called a tenantcy du pleafure.Lord EvitBBflKOUGH fail!, ill; this fiateiDent, there was im (eran Mr. Easxivt propofed, th.t fo IhouUl be liifrrtcd inio tin cafe. 1 in point of fart, lirat dime were p fomd of thele apartments in the | been rtguurly latcd, bv v.rme fitch as gardeners and other fcirao them in virtue of ll|cir office,, kc had paid fuch rates. He wanted introduced into the cafe.Mi. Gaa.ow fold, he held in which wa, his Majefly', pemWIu Lord Chamberlain, my Lord Sxlil he faid, none were permitted t apartments, or to be confulcrvd u of ihem, in their abfence. who did fervants tlsere ; fo that their relic fonal. depending unun bis M.jilly’ therefore m fixed rclidenec which c rateable; and, therefore, he cools haring that which Mr. Erlkioe I found io the cafe.Lord Eiiiataxovc.i' faid, that t'efs on thefe good* of tie plaicsilT of prcmi/M, it being cooieoded, tl only during ihe pleafure of tho Cic fuch occupier. 'The cafe ■vui!.l tr cd cafes that were like it, but not and ii was an inipoiiaot queili-m ■ mined: for ic applied io the cafes o in other palaces, fudi « at Knifipi haps to other places. It Was ch-.ii : piaee was not rateable a: all, a-own relidence, hot whether Kim within lueh reildence, may or may r wm a qiiefonn which was in loro: and ought to be decided.A vcrdlrt wa. iben finlnd for it; fiibjeft to the opinion of the Court lt;b: flattd I which caf; is to Is- mm
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