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2 Law Recorder, containing Reports of Cases, and Proceedings in the Courts of Law and Equity, &c. &c. &c. at Dublin and Elsewhere 1 (1828-1829)

handle is hein.journals/irislwrec2 and id is 1 raw text is: Pit Lalo Mtcorb. No. l.-VoL, It. DUBLIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1828. lRt ii Is. As conluctors of t1 1 Law Recorder, we disclaim altog ether all interferen ce with party or puliticd. Ille nei- ther court nor favour tiny party itt the State, nor seek their patronage as a party. 7he tatter of ths publietion, if it he interesting to men o/ any class or profession, mst be equally interesting to them, no matter to what party or to what creed they belong. ; anl ifony of our readlrs should think it alsoletely impossible to open an Irish publication, ab .' notfind in it soin little morsel to blunt the keenness of is political appetite, or perh'ats to give a zest for a more plenteous repast oj that same street fiod, oe take the liberty ofassuring him beforehand, that our eohionjs will contain to such stimulants. Politics will not, by us at least, be mixed op with i/tformltion on legal subtects. [Extract from original Prospeet . The conductors of THE LAw REcoRDE.R creed fraudulent and void, .nd plaintiff be res- commence their SECOND VOLUME, with the sa- tored to the possession of the lands thereby con- veyed; also for an account of the rents received tisfaction of knowing, that they have succeeded by defendant and of all sunis due to him on the foot of the loan of £100. and £31. 5s. lent to in establishing a species of Law Publication, said plaintiff-setting off against same, the which had long been a desideratum, as well rents, plaintiff offering to pay defendant any balance that should appear due, and that defon- with the Profession, as with the trading and dant should pay plaintiff any balance, &c. This landed interests of Irelaud. Of the incessant bill is founded on a principle which I don't be- lieve has yet come befdre your Lordship in this labour, the very considerable expense, and the Court, but which has been established here by innumerable difficiAlties attendant npom a Work the vigorous opinion of Lord Redesdalo on the sulject. like theirs', the conductors will not say any Loan CnAacuLLoa.-Tisis. I scee a case of thing ; it will suffice to assure their readers, that Lease and Loan. as TilE LAw REcORDER has so very generally .acquired the character of A most useful Vork, so no effort shall be wanting on the part of its Managers, to merit a continuance of public approbation and support. Subscribers who profess to take an interest in the success of the Work, will best evince their sincerity, by the pronmpt and regular payment of their Subscriptions. NOVEMBER, 3rd, 1828. LEASE AND LOAN. Richard Mfoore, Esq. PLAINTIPF. John M1'Kafl, DEFENOAN'T. DICKSON having opened the bill, LEFaOV.. (SerJeaut) stated the plaintiff's case. The bill was filed on the 2.9th of August, - 1825, and was afterwards amended to put in issue some circumstances, but not seeking any other relief than that prayed by the original billr which was, that the lease of 12th Janua- ry, 1822, might be brought into Court and de VOL. 11. A LsiaROY, (S.)--Yes, my Lord, the bill states that the plaintiff was seized of an estate in fee of the lands of Knocklauhrack, 'otherwise Mooreville, in the Queen's County, containing 13A. 2u. 2(;P. with a coivenient house, offices, and garden thereon, and also of the lands of Harristown, in said County, for the term of his natural life ; and being much pressed by credi- tors, le applied to defendant to advance him £100 by way of loan, and that the defendant being aware of his necessities, from time to time, continued to amuse h~m with expecta- tions of assistance, till at length his necessities became so urgent he was obliged to permit defendant to enforce his own term, ; aud accordingly, defendant insisted on receiving a- a douceur for his ad%ancc, that the plaintilfshould execute to him, a lease of like. renewable for ever, of the said dwelling house iii which the plaintiff then resided, with good offices and a garden, in the town of Ratlidowney, at a rent of about X10. and at a pepper-corn fine on every renewal ; the rent was at the rite of £3. per acre. This proposal was coucheid in those terms:-- I propose to give you £3. per acre for the farm 9 where you now reside near Rathdowney, called Mooreville, coutaining 14 Acres or tbereabouts, smbject to be surveyed, on wbich a house, offices

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