The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-12 00:00:00

ROD *ntelltgence.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—YarrzaDAT.
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Lan, Cimseirixara. EAS/a. 0/ Va 101.631. AXIA TIM LILL V

UITCMILL O. Cut.cas.—Jossiannt.
The appellant is s merchant in Olererr, lobo had been
ezenvively elVa and neapondirst, •
writer to the at, was e,apb an Ye Ilitabuth
The appeal was from certain inledenalana of *or
Division of the Court el &mien he an sow of peoeteMpe
in an reties brought by the rociona aneever 1711.
24.. 3d. of professional charges enpinendira a the
poW!t in dispute would involve • km sauciest of fasts of
no interest save to the parties; and tbaM Val NO bpi
point of importance.
Oa the motion a the Lead Chancellor the ben* shoed
some portions of the interlocutor, remitting Se the seen
below for amendment.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCR.—TienntiDAT.
ITITOSIS AT RIM Tarn AT WANTIONTTSII.—ILIONI LORSICAUTIOLL
AND CONDOS Jam
HARRISON O. DOKPL—M•INTOSIANCI Or COMMUN.
The plaintiff in this case ie • lanneese and the defendant
a 'Hither ; end the seen was Irene he MONO the eam
of $Ol. foe nee, and heaven a ddlil of the dellesdastla
The deftness* pissed plebe was wswerindeled sad pay-
ment as to 24!.1h1.
It appeared, bias the plaistire *Hence, that in No-
vember, 1843, • surgess, maned Nona, had brought to
libels Samson, the pieleire essekeer, who then lived
nese Ramell•squen, • mile ailed is be wet nursed. She
wee to receive 12a. per weak he Warr care of the child.
In May, 1846, the child, being unwell, was taken I. the
hew of the plaintiff, at Shacklewell; sad it wee
est she was receive le. • week he liking eareareld
ekild. On the 19th July, 1848, Mrs. Dash, the mother of
the child, and who had married le Dem shirt IN birth,
liseght • female child nee lambess. the *MK *be
weaned. Nothing wee the eld eel the es he he paid bar
the girl. Both of the chi Mes remained with Ike plaintiff
until the 6th Jely, 1850, when 121. was es le Mai Har-
rison on atemeat of the first ekiM, end kw nedesa, the
plaintiff, had set received any mousy rnemt et the se-
cond chile Oa the 61k July es ~11 milker daughter
wove pee 3/. en senses by dell's "Ink at kis office,
and He" *bud a• man bed ban paid, although repeated
applkaties bad boa made for It. The 301. now sought to
be reamesed wee elks rate of 6e. per week for the girl.
For the debase, Mr. Dunn was put into the bus, sad
stated that an sweeseemest was made that 10e. a week was
to be paid for the ewe Agates, when the girl was taken to
Shacklewell. Mussy wee aramienally •on account, for
which Mrs. Henke saw:reesipts. On the 6th July 31.
was due to the Flentseas. They thanked him for his kind-
era when he paid then at his office; and be promised
to make them • t of 21. when they returned
the linen of the . lie beard of the claim of
301. until he received en attorney's letter demanding pay-
ment of it in June last. Several receipts, signed by Mrs.
Harrison, and others bearing the mark of her daughter
(who could not write), and witnessed by her, were put io,
one :of which stated that the payment was far the mainte-
nance of " the boy and girl," and another for the mainte-
nance of the "children," &c., and the defendant declared
that such words were in the receipts before they were
signed. The plaintiff and defendant directly contradicted
each other, and there was a great deal of conflicting evi-
dence, witnnees being called to contradict the case made
out by the witnesses for the defence.
The jury retired, and ultimately found • verdict for the
fur 301., the amount claimed.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YagraRDAY.
@MUMS AT 113111 PRIM—BAPOIIIt 14. 1161111 MAXI= 6111) SEICIAL

Jesus.
.1170116.—Tms ATTOIXIT-01011141. V. ATWA...-
NINO TOBACCO.
This was an information filed by her Maieray's Attorney-
General, owlet 12 and 13 Viet., cap.9o, see. N, at the in-
stance of the Board of Customs, ag 'unit the slelleadant fee
the recovery of certain penalties for having teen masereed
in the importing and bringing Jab, the United Kingdom •
llequantity of tobacco stalks, assenting to 6,16616. la 1
we ht, and I,oooi. in value, wittiest payment of ditty.
1 defendant was • farmer, residing at Heahrey
Hampshire. It appeared that in the month at
1860, he made • mismanekranien to a man egad
Tilly, the mar sod port mem eta vesesteild
nett, to the stet that be Medd be esesemel 1110 Mk le
gunning the Mimeo in tole* Tilly wee to MO Me
rhino from Mgesy. T MI hi IMO ate gag la Ms,
as the vessel wanted geoliftg, end he W me messy.
Atwell then gave hint • ems of ugaird weasel to
advance him 36L on aceu of the It was pro-
posed to run two toes of tehemeoill ymg to rearive
501. per ton. A mariner Maws, living at West
Comm, was hired At WM. owe ge, and his wife
drew out an or the 361. on a stamp.
The Lanett te be
of Devonshire, and was
remind in opsham. Tilly sea be mum have somebody
Me an been with him, and ama amid Hensesk. been
Hu sin aserierlaw of Andra Jekisral the dap. They
than went to Beisbare, when they took in a cargo et lime.
store sad a mashie et empty cement casks, with which the
emesi gelled to Jong. as there leek an beard A 2 of the
mid flied with whose Milo tibia won Womb* ha Mete
at the dead of eight Übe Mused to ftetathentiOnjoihrom
Atwell was w Tim aim an time bet, ant ember
quently the ether men Mem& They Mopped at the tg
Inn. Atwell mid la tess 12 Veisek at nitro. end the/
" run " the mimeo the ftllewing eight it eines. This was
overheard by the Leased. Tilly and Milne roused
the fellow' eight to the " run." end Ms minion after
they the nail the easeembramse idle= fame an
heard. assesimeried them, and mined the nod. The man
wen akin beton a megistrate and lined 1001., but in do-
ink
ttrel. isillialesiowertlwie,rfeeramithetierice.enee, stated, tbet the infer-
emits shard the deftemlset " with beim eimesened le
the imgeetlag and tuba the United ROO= *gr-
ain ftweign tilmose Mahe nimatiy," oontraryto the statute,
whisk be matemiel, oily moat being , concerned "
was
es soh begerbitien. The gesmat simply a
rhatmthen issedes ; and siding! ft mini. Imo been an file-
gel one, and Atwell scab net mew Ms debt, yet it did
fellowate that he was guilty of an Mime spinst the law.
The AttersrarGeneral having espied. end Mr. Bann
MOW bevies seemed up,
it jury Mania • verdict far the artist. PonaltAM
assessed
upon a Mile value of 1,0001.
Omen, Jams.
COOK a. BATTII.-40 INJURY AT VII HIPPODBOXIL
The plantar was a hey of fifteen years of age, a page in
the metes of the Rev. Mr. Godwin, at Brampton, and
dellindent the prophesy iraf tha lat• well-keowe Hippo-
dome goomien agebilehmost. This sense was heweght
to merger *mew lee leingio mostelend by the pleiMIS by
• With item • wwme and swim hens, the property el the
dm* the imptespir managemmit of kis seta-
libbseent.
1 It appeared. that an Se GOMM of the AM et aping-
ber the the plebilf. seeinetid by the emenneement of •
balloon sessak paid le mimeses and testi bh met ie the
from row elms to the circle of the Hignedreme. ease
horses 11400 losaglit in for a nee, me of which
I passed his Moe an to the horse seat him, kicked
out vleirady baled him, sad Mott the plain-
lift an his left cheek with go mob hose that
he was camp& Insensible to Ift. Blemp's Dm-
pita, whore he was for two months an iwootlosik and kw
three weeks an est-patient. He returned is me minim of
the Rev. Mr. Godwin, who atiested hogs ble wages of AL
a year for the Om be bed bean sheet, ender Ms mother's
can. He than went to Mr. kft and meshed • son-
' reign lbw • Mimi of that temen, vibe tail Yea be
would on=limsMeterommat of his fees. A geattemes
hem *0 the saran of the Obey, and the
psgmeneese et the Mirka an the We glee.
Mr. flegjemt Moths. addimmed the jeep fler the &Vence,
and in the Moms of lie salmis it W. seggested by the
wart that the porde bed bettor isms Is some arrange-
ment.
Mr. Wordsworth, in the alma et Mr. Jllllloll4aufsltet
wet emits willmg le withdraw it long If the
wwM glee RIM moniereellen MOM mem
Mr. Dsejwt Ohm wed& glee orespostfire, ft the
plaintiff wadi meneat to • asneelft
This the Ober side lesed.
weed leaned
with the elks" dist the IPaift
Medeneedviliere he had no lesiesse to go, and was easing
owe the barmier, width be aeglit net to Moe doss ; that
there larger wen an mosibmt m the Hippedssess Wen
that the Memo wee a von edge ems. animal bad bean need
Miss the dies of the Hippodrome so • Wife Mem is die
Park sonsimmer.
The imp mimed a verdict for the plideftl2.4mmegge,
201.

CONSISTORY COURT.—YEMADAY.
isross Da. Li SRUFGION.
Bons e. Bean.
This was a divorce snit instituted by the husband, Mr.
John Bann, of Shoredlteh, by reason of adultery, against
his wife, Mary Bans. The libel brought in on behalf of
Mr. Bunn, est forth the marriage between the parties in the
math of August, 1836, and their subagent cohabitation
la several plasm until 1842, wham the parties finally sepa-
rated. That Mrs. Bean, having emaired habits of Wind-
entice, was on many emesions ohfiged to be removed
to her father's howk, Ma always retuned eventually
qMr. Dana wall the last eeperatim, when •
dead wee draws up between the parties to the deft that
Mrs. Bums should receive the sass of tin ehilWgs per
week so keg as she behaved herself with 'impiety. That
open one masks whoa she was at as eating home la Buck-
limbs*, la Jane 1843, eke esasmitied adultery with a
man of the nesse of Carter, bet the fast did net reach the
ear of Mr. Biwa until Marth...llllllt when l
were taken against Carter, who alleMjedlinestliereleag
default, and the jury seseseed the damps et Ate sees Si
601. An allegation in defence had bees edciYd is be-
half of the wife , which alleged that the mime eeparations
between the pestles were mused by the siseity el Mr.
Buss's coadset, and that Salk far* was in-
creamed upon her father refusing to lecd bit twee money,
having already lent him two Imbed peels. That
the Wise shove referred to was bomb. Is, Mr. Dona, is
callsamt with Carter, is Wait drat is Mass night be
relieved from the weekly payummtet r Mary Mar the
separation deed, and in conclusion alleged that Mr. Been
had himself committed adultery with his hermsid. Further
and additleaal articles had shoos bees entered, charging
the husband with the etc mermen et Milton with two
Males.
Dr. Jim? appeared ea behalf of the husband, and
argued that the emblems in the case was such as full) to
entitle Mr. Bean to his prayer.
Dr. Haggard, on the pert of the wife, submitted that
while there was a compkee Mien of poet of the charges
=Ce spiame Mrs. Dm that Ms. Dm Weasel( was
proved to hale bus Ok of i am to itywife,