The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-04 00:00:00

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hulas, es to the pekes seised in these we..
TelktraViratiosis woe hr mane lar rewire, alder the 62nd
make of the sew Obaseery Act, both smite hewing become
abated before the sew est as... late ~Motion. The words
et the mousse egglisible to the was ere hoe : " Ursa may
wit is the hid whet bssousiog abated b, huh. homage.
or otherwiw, sr adman by reams of eine change or
thaws :wigs of ishireet or liability, it shell set be soteriary
to eakibet say blll et reviver or sapplommail bill. I. air
to obtain the mad steer to revive sash mit, ea the lewd
err serressey &mese wit gran to carry es he proredinge;
bat ea why le the sent et the west eider to revive, er et
the isseleug glemeriteilleesoarseg be 'Weed. se et swore.
sees an the et the obeessesse of ewe slit, or et the
✓em levisighe astwahra wed et the hew or tram-
alai= of lateens or liability." His Hewer said that the
ether jean's agreed with hiss ia thinking that the wits,
which had ahead Wen the set ems be. were
within the 52sd miles. sea the mar gelstsi eat
would therefore be male Is both ans.
BCSIMISS OF TSB COURT.
The Vice-Cliancellor stated that he wished it to be ender.

need ►y the potesies that he should continue to allow ten
•senwd petitions to he in his paper kr hearing every
neessiag ►efore t►e usual business of the day.
His Honour one at two o'clock in order to comply with
the wishes of the bar, that all the Chamorro Judges should
arnsd a lecure upon the law, given by Mr. Phillinon is
Lissials'olan Hall.

Imam VimCaavasaaa lessee.
WINTOSS v. Tun GA/Lai WASTILILA RAILWAY COMPLAT.
Thb ease, which has already on frequent occasions mar
pied the mutt. era es upon exceptions to the answer ef
the defendants. There were twenty exceptions, an being
purely of a technical character. Of these rather more than
half were disallowed, and the remainder were allowed.
Mr. Daniell and Mr. Hetherington were (or the plaintiff;
Kr. Hama and Kr. Stevens were for the defendants.

Room v. JONZ.S.7NIM 0110111,

This was an administration claim. The ordinary decree
had been made directing inquiries. One of the executors
had died before the claim was instituted. and (as it was
now sworn) without having possessed say .to.
Mr. Bird now moved, ea parte, under the 16 and 16 Vie.,
e. 86, sec. 44, that the mum might mooted without ad-
silaistration being taken out to the deceased executor. He
said the sepses* of citation would be more than 301.
The Vice-Chancellor desired the cue to be mentiosed
the day after to-morrow, and he would wank the other
jratic in the meantime.
court disposed of miens claim., sad other matters
of no general interest, and rose at an early hour.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—TunrciDAY.
liernorio or Boson—Boots toss Comets. Mo. Simms Oota.
=um La. hunts Muumuu, AND Xa.Jcorwa Eats.

Ti.. Clvizs v. HlNSON.—BauToixo ♦ 110111111 HATING
AN INFICTIOTS Duus■ TO ♦ PUBLIC SALI.

la this cam the defendant Henson mate op to receive the
Isthmoid of the mart, for havieg brought a bone having
the slender* to a public fair, thereby ceasing danger as
well to the other mule as to the pumas there assembled.
Mr. White moved the judgment of the court.
Mr. Serjeant Miller appeared cm behalf of the dethodeat.
Mr.JustieeT, oleridge delivered the lodgment of the wort,
condemning Henson to pegs ha* of 11,11.