Rye Harbour : a report of the summing up of the Lord Chief Justice Dallas, on the trial of an action at Lewes, at the summer Assizes in 1817, brought by the Duke of Newcastle and others, as Commissioners of Sewers, against Thomas Clark and others, as Commissioners of Rye Harbour, for cutting and removing a dam and bank, that obstructed the navigation of the Brede River, and tended to destroy the Harbour of Rye : followed by a report of the arguments of counsel and the judgment of the Court, on the application of the defendants, the Commissioners of Rye Harbour to set aside the verdict, which the Court did

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