The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-13 00:00:00

Raiz iintelliunce.

EQUITY COURTB.—Yeersatuar.
innuen o lasenuismen.—Erse ens Leas Cm•resams.
Macon& e. Vtutwit.—J liniment.
Ws impel her.. a Meuse et the Manse at the Me we
argued is Ildielnalme hem lin *WM, Wm %di& '
nottobenisr ho Wee
the dehodest,
who untied ea bones, ta the Wad of OM% *OM mate&
leg with an miss at law to norms the wake et • tarp of
aren a vessel OM NI the Lionel Geblemil.
peeerrintesdilie by Vine* pee. net be bed made
admen by map*of Ilebesee me Oa, per weehleseez
one Ennio Cues, in the -degree that obey
amen to bin he the peen The * n. Mined their
right te ea Words. ea the pined Met they nose is the
abaseser of sessipsee et die deem, beenlg wade rheum
to the einem hr whisk the peeseds of the miles wen
pledged. The delesart, es the oVtaisseausgis
that the *WM bed ea right to the OS the
ground s/ my pier right which they hen err the
raise. TM rinestlon involved a greet mai eanweseelog
detail. peseated Is the earreageoluess between the
pardm
The Cloweller now gen jedepeat. The painriffs
had made semidnable advances, prly the two sums
stated of dr vaguetin amounts of 17,000 mod 14,000 dol
tars, and bed shattered verde, for the freight of which
they were liable, whether the cargo wee lauded or not.
There were other debts alleged to be due to theta as con•
signet., and it was shown that they were unwilling to
snake further advances, either 'pus the 'batty of
the owners of the mines, or ea the security et the nisei or
their proceeds. Under these eiretunstaaces it appeared
that the defendant bad been induced to make advances re-
quired fur carrying em the Naming operation., upon the
undemanding that be should have powession of the on
which .as to be unsigned to the plaintiffs, who were to
amount to hint teethe proceeds. That being the state of the
can it wee not eeeepetent to the plaintiffi to exercise say
right which they might have had prior to their agreement
with the defendant, in order to avoid that mgr.eseat, he
having made the advent(' on the faith thereof. The prin-
ciple was clearly laid down in " Dickson v. Hammond,"
(2 Barn. sad Ald. 310) and other cases. The defendant
having, therefore made the advances on the faith that the
plaintiff. would duly account to him for the ores which he
had consigned, the plaintiff. could not set up any right to
retain them in satisfaction of their presenting lien over tke
mines. The plaintiff., therefore, had no equitable right to
:twain the defendant from prosecuting his action at law,
and the motion must be refused with costa.

Savers I,Bo.CmueciO.Loin 81Ia ham Nimes.
lITDe V. Tigt AND Litlllol4/1111 OP
Id Mien Wren.
Mr. Russell and Mr. Renshaw appeared in suppeekof a
motion fur an injunction to restrain the defeadanta from
issuing their warrant to the sheriff, fur a jury to ascertain
the value of a parcel of land, or the compesui•Uon to be
paid to the plaintiff in respect thereof, or (or taking ether
steps to obtain the compulsory purchase of the tame,
and also from retaining_ possession thereof. It appeared
that the corporation of Manchester had been authorised by
two acts ut parliament passed in 1847 and 1848, to
construct waterworks and supply the borough with water
and that they had expended nearly 1,000,0001. in the un-
dertaking. Fur the purposes of their works they wen'
authorised to make several large reservoirs, and among
others a basin at a weir across the river Rtherow, belong.
ing to Vale House cotton works, in the townships of Tint-
wale and Padfield. This basin was to be snide is pert oa
Mails Weaning to the plaiatilk end is other paste ea lark
betemplop to the Delmer lterhik, and by two agrammeate
esteeedlanibehre the pwring ethos set In 1841 the
:bettracted to parches. the lands tithe plaintilf=strillie
and the corporation, as Um mood, had within
the Ida months limited in the ieweinsest with the plaintiff,
taken all the lands theyt beds dam Ow plaintiff
and the duke. The lanaloar. wags/ ibis he
was entitled to a narrow me* of lad, the it of an cid
fence, dividing the plaintiff's lank treat than of the Duke
of Norfolk, and passing directly west the bads whlsh the
corporation had named to belong to thu dub, and bed
paid hint the price of it as such, and in an Amend nit Mist
which the present plash, hineughtegaisstamanpwatlem he
obtained a verdict whisk ied lam to the prosiden of
this slip of land. The 'aspiration theme
124th section of the Lode Chases Conialidwdea ze,
and executed a dead pub mkr that ass eating the hot is
themes!. es at lam, and won proesoneto plead their
title by issuing *dr winast to the him
to summon • Lary to MOM ea 011011.1111111101111". 1111814111 the
plaintiff. This biU was died to rant sin sash pesimolines
and to prevent the corporatism lbws duller with the hot
The plaintiff insisted that the ghemmted bowsen the pietism
took this ease out of the Leak Clause Clemelllatim
sad that if not still the osadoet of the corpsman bed beat
wilful and perverse, nod that they had net hied to pat-
ella. *awl miethe or inedvertence."
After heralip 11r. Beene sad Kr. little far the de-
fondants,, the oseperatiao. art Mr. Russell is reply,
The Vko-Chonialiir said be thought the 124th make
applied to ell ammo as wen wham the oempany bad obtained
powerai of thole huh by sposiel apeowiaa, as where
they bad obtained theta ram the piney of disk special
act, and refused the motion with mem

COURT OF COMMON PLESL—TSSTEIDAT.
envois AT MN Puce g• Latiall.-1110,1111M OEM IMMO
••11. • OMEN JINN.
Stsiniess or run Commm.
The Chief Amities said he prresived that suest of the eases
in the list were long ones ; and as it was his intention not
to leave soy f•illannta, the court would sit later than
in order to get through the list within the UAW allOw

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yrsrasaty.

Ilerep Us. Cemosisoursa Munn.
Amnon 11 TIM 1:10,11.101 COllllll.
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In • to.:lititiaiii adder the B.afii;et;l•l it ap•
=that am area bed bees brotgb t ia the Court of
Pier ir a debt of 9L 75., and the orb of the
sane, is whir juireer was by drub, were SI. The de-
(evident am orphaned dat the sort was sot lrauht Is
• roost y arr, as he wadi bre beets a erspeent
but Is the sorrier sour be raid wet be eadoloa the Now
Lew of Brines Lit ws all in weeded.
Mr. Coarbeiswer Mar nit it we a pant briar
as • debtor to lobs as wed= is a vaporise mart
(which wee ea espeadve coarliwboa it asigbt bar bees
brought I. a rear mart. The dersier lei gliten
soother nark sod be was glad thatit aril wet arse
✓are prise weld sow he orriailL Mow
aid he bad as power to retry the cause, mod the guarlea
was the tarear is which the debt was to be peld.
A diseurbs Mimed as the rigor, Willi 11•61 la Os
order berg ride oa the dahembat to pay Oh a Pried
Mr. Combeirer l'hildpbrag rid. es ha rung it was •
greet Medi* la do urn bower la a
orsidte tileedd wisethe debt Wee pill by lla. • Pork
rid the ore siterweeds b 7 Is. a wrath. libliesear
edited, " Lii tear perm bnaglag actions is is ezpeadr
rod boar et do Oilist Courts."
The wise was aaaerlbg3y made.
Orris ware Curer.
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lot a goverment litirk, to reds** tam 161. a yaw W M. a
par a oara est rite for his eralltoos. Bo lad pig 11.11.
into eoart, Ind the oreditors hat hominid a lividead of
wards of IL Ile was sow la lil homltti, aadl had be NNW
loot pay sea a Yip alaaaat. H. oaa aatoppeoal oa the
hearing, mad hal limolf maim the oar OM s year.
Mr. Conatholaaor Pbollgrotal limo wailers mast hays
O amiss the arm is the smut
mastraariatAedloosZ would art olio he Ariz ors-
Maw. MM Mow glistada rale aloi.