The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-25 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
. _ .

Sittings at Niai Prins at Westadaster.Bstar• Mr. Baran
Martin and Special Juries.)
HUGGINS S. BUSHOUGHER._

The plaintiffs, erhOiTebiewein,---brOeibt this action against
Messrs. Burroughs., billiard table makers, to NICOVOT
damages for injuries done to a cellar at Newportmarket by
the falling in of the premiss, above, which the latter
occupied.
Mr. Lush, Mr. Joseph Brown. and Mr. Archibald woe
counsel for the pleintiffe ; and Mr. Huddleston, Mr. irony-
man, and Mr. Roll appeared for the defendants.
The trial, which had already occupied two days, was re-
immed spin this morning, whim the parties agreed to a ver-
dict being entered for the plaintiffs with 1501. damages,
subject to a reference in regard to certain matters in dis-
pute.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Beton the Judge Ordinary.)
WAN V. BOWMAN AND WHIRS.

Mr. Lush, Q. 0., appeared with Dr. Spicks and Mr. Gates
for the plaintiff, the executor of Mr. James Richard Price,
late roaster of Greenwich workhouse, under a will alleged
to have been executed by him on the 4th of March
last. Mr. Price, Q.C., Mr. Hannan, and Mr. Pritchard were
counsel for the defendant', who resided probate on the
ground that the instrnment propounded was not the will of
the deceased, that it had not been duly executed, that the
deceased was not of sound mind, and that the document had
been procured from him by the undue influence of the plaintiff
and others.

411-enie-hed only jaet emeneneed when we went to prow

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGHSTREET.
CONSPIRACY OF
.7111 CABNIN.

Not a day el;pitee--- without Cabmen being summoned to this
court, the complaint against them not being that of exact-
ing more than their legal fare, but for to take •
fare where there in only on person to be canned. Lord
Huntingtower summoned • cabman named George Herniae
Dobbins, badge 10,100, for refusing to take him as a fare,
the cabman pretending not to have seen his lordship,
although only ten yards off, but directly after managing to
see • party of four persons and taking them up.
Creaks, 106 E, who was • witness for Lord Houtingtower,
said that cabmen would not now take single fares, and that
he heard as many ea 100 complaints a day against them, he
being stationed ID the Regent-circus.
Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the defendant 205., and suspended the
cabman's license for 20 days, at the same time stating that
there was a most impudent conspiracy existiog among the
cabmen against the public.
lard Huotingtower having staid that he did not wish
the man punished,
Mr. Tyrwhitt said that being the case he had no other
alternative but to discharge him, but at the same time he
would state that in all cases of the kind he should
deal most severely with the defendants and revoke their
licenses. _ _

Aootier cabman named Jaws Woottoot, badge 1,835, vu
summoned for refusing to take Xr. John Metcalfe Sewell,
of No. t e 'sU J 2, St. ametrs.
. .

la this case the defendant drove from one side of Regent's.
street to the other in answer to the complainant's hail, but
on the defendant seeing that some ladies who were standing
near the complainant were not going in his cab he drove off.
Mr. Tyrwhitt suspended the defendant's license for ten
days.

THE NELAIECHOLY SUICIDE OP SIR H.