The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-07 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Per Mee- Total, TotaI.RAILWAYS open more chandiee 1862 1861
Week ending April 18. li c t
Buffalo and Lake Huron tat - - 1,496 1,389
Week ending May 3.
Ma'am. £ South Waters —.— 8,416 8357
Week ending May 4.
Great Luxembourg
Leaden and Blackwell
North London
[ Oureatry and Newtown

LANDED ESTATES COURT (lIIELAND).—A parlia-
mentary paper issued yesterday gives a rotors of all pur-
chase mosey paid or to be paid into the Landed Maim
Courtfrom the date of its instrtution to the present time, die
tinguishing those sums in respect of which per antes" hie
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—MAY 6. or can be deducted, u also the amount of such par
Begley:236mo in Easter Term.—(Before the Lord Chief oentage, together with the approximate capital value et
and Barons Bramwell, Martin, and Wilds.) I the estates now remaining unsold, but in which cording fee
MATALL o. BIGOT. sale have been made. The total amount of purchase
Mr. Aspinal resumed his argument in support of a rule money was 5,940,9871. ; the amount lodged, including oh-
to set aside the verdict which had been found for the plain- ; solute credits and interest, 4,1ute714,59 cre2/. ••i amount to be
tiff, and to enter it for the defendant. The action wag lodged or allowed by absodts, 1,226,397 /.
brought to recover damages from the defendant for making amount on which per instep is chargeable, 3.9614,913!. ;
land selling copies of certain photographs which the plaintiff amount on which per centage is not chargeable. 1,972,0761. ;
I had lent to Mr. Tillie, formerly the • tor of the I 4 amount of per ceatege, 14,8141. • and approximate capital
lostrated News of the World, and which had been purchased i value of estates now remaining uosold. 3,6e4,9061.
by the defendant from Mr. Tallia's assignees. I lIINZIDOS AND RICEMANSWOWFB RAILWAY COX-
The Lord Chief Baron said the ace did not involve a pair.—At a special general meeting of slaankeiders, held
question of boopyright in the photographs, but really esserday, at 15, Parliament-street, Westminster' Mr.
whether the defendant should be prevented doing further )'oseph Cary in the chair, the hill to enable the Uxbridge
atinehiet by selling any more copies. . and Risinsansworth Railway Company to make a deviation
Mr. Baron Martin said the defendant had wrongfully got °Mak authorised line of railway, and for other purposes.
of the photographs, and wrongfully made copses was unanimously approved of.
Gam them and sold them, and the court had to lay whether
~_ PIEFECTION OF AST IN WAII3I M•irtrrAerrismi.
It would Met the ileieeetiee prayed fee. to restrain hid _.• The stranger in London cannot fall to be struck with the msg.
from repeatieg those acts. He thought that the rule should nincentestabliehroents of goldarnitios with which the Clay abosuads.
be discharged, and that the injunction should . Such Mooing as are presented to the eye are rarely to be stet
The Lord Chief Baron concurred in that I with in any other city in the world ; Indeed, whole fortunes are
xr. V. Won., on behalf of tho mu *A dis egnoantrated in their windows. EtWeeeettme=cl.l mash-
injunction would, in the first imlismes, leo modi Iliments le that of Mr. Denim IS add Iss. sabot
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conditional, and he bad to apply that ib eloseldwah= ear exhibits the most perfect teals : eel ettlleAlp tor
thumbs and permanent. Uhl cherished. the sestei baba eeirstelse.
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a separate application. All they did at present was to du- led melees at high_
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