Common Pleas.
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Mach ss.-Jsnses Murray and Wve ". John .atki~s.
dcien for S'endev Both parties reside in Grsenwich
street. From the tssmony appeared that ON the eth
Of October last Mira Murray went to the dss ndants
store to make enquiries respect ng house which
advertised TO be Let by the defendant. While in the
store her attention was called by another female who
was with her. to stockings The defendant asksd
her to buy She said she did not want them, and
preparing TO Co. whom he stopped her. and said she had
stolen his sockngs and had them secreted under her
shawl She replied that she had not and threw hack
the shawl and desire him to examine. He then salts
fed himself and allowed 70. On the 7th Of the
same month she went to the store again. and he pointed
her out to his partner che who stole the stock
ings and put her out Of the store, and Afterwards
two or three occasions repeated the Islander to ohsr
persons The defence was, that the words laid in
The declaration, were not spoken Verdict for plaintiff


Before Judge Ingnham-


JshS L. LaWrence W. Chss d 1rnsfhsi sf oL.-Ths
vas an action on promisory note for $S7 The defence
vas. that the note accommodston note, and to
BE- applied to particular purpose that instead 81 ap
plying 1t 10 the purpose for which il IVES givsn, was
given to plaintiff 10 payment Of rent and that he knew
should Be applied to another purpose. Verdict ior
the plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the Court the
point raised bs defendants counsel