The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

.110DOILAY V. WS WIIITyIDLAND RAILWAY 01:1111PLIIY.

Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., said this was as wilco broiibi by
the plaritiff to mover*, value of • race bane wiled
Ntillelagh. It was triad at Cho laat laddiseex sit:iags
before the Lard Chief JuNtioe, what the jury retuned •
verdict far the plaintiff. damages Lcax. P. moved fee •
rale to eat amide the verdict sod War • soesedt, ar far the
desodeat oe leave reserved, or for the plaint` f to show
muse, if he was matted to maintain the verdict, why the
day -gee should not be reduced to 501. ia acomdanes with
the statute. The plaintiff was the owner it the hff -et
Shilialegh, which raa al. the Worcester ramie July kat. The
morniog after it. nee, Skulloligh with ether hones
were takes to thit. Missy dation to be seat to their
destination. The have boxes were drrwu up to the plat-
form to receive the homes, mid it appeared that in come-
queues of some repair. that were being done to the railway-
bridge • number of ions girders were lythg about, leaving •
spa of ulna feet clear for the home to pee betimes at
their way to the hens boxes. Shillelagh in panting wee
frightened by some poise sad kicked out, striking his leg
=the sharp out of the hoe girders, sad le-
the injury, whia rendered it sonanry he should lie

lot detained to great a role cm the point ef megale
genes, but panted • rule on the point of reduction of da.
°ILL pealed amordingly.
II ratite 10VOLP9 F. TIES DOM OF OMIT HOITL 00/IPMIT.
dr. H. James moved fur • rate allies upon the dinettes
sod moretely of the less of Coon HotelOompany (Limited)
to show muse why an attachnieet shoald sot is... spinet
them for disobaying a rr le of court mad* by lir. Justice
Mellor to resistor the t.ffider by Hr. Rudolph of 400
Ames is the abets oompaey to the transferee, but as
there was some technical difficulty in the matter the horsed
seetheme• was allowed to 'hoodoo his motion for the pre-
.set, sad is to be permitted to renew it on a future
day, after haring looted at the authorities beer
ziorthe pout. He then movcd for • rule
upon the defeodante to show acswhy
they should not mister the treader by Yr. Rudolph
al 90 .trans he the mune tom psny to • perms
named Van Holland. 500 shams were allotted to Yr.
Eodolph. Afterwards cirmirodeoces came to his knowkdse
which indooed him to believe it would be better for him to
treads the sharer, and on the 20th Apra he transferred
400 01 them. On she 21st he Gelled on the secretary to
Register the treader, bat he resumed, oar the rround that he
bad call paid 10• instead of the 11„ • 'bare on allotment.
Os the 6th May Mr. Rudolph paid 250 L., the remaining 10e.
per share, sad spin applied for the resistretios of the
treader., bat it was again refined. on the pound
that he was still uffiebted to the oompsay, the
diredors having on the 23rd of Aprd, in order to
defeat the
transfer, made a call of It. par share, payable in the ensuing Sept:ember. No ootise was givve el the
isteeded ma, or whoa or to who-0 it was to be paid. The
matter than went before the learned judge, who made as
order for the transfer.

The Lord I understand it, the &deo-
&tots my to the applicant, you shall not transfer the shaver,
and to prevent you from doing so, although you bare poid
up all muting claims, we make a further call in future.
Mr. Hoary James said that was so. The Company's het
states that the directors ;right denim to transfer the shares
of a member indebted to them, and the cell was made to
make Mr. Rudolph indebted to the company. The ap-
, pursuit conteeded that he was not indebted to the wawa
All the new calls became due. The 99 shares were is the
name posit,on as the MO, except as to dates. His modem,
therefore, was for a rule calling upon the company to mirk:
Ike 99 shares. The company admitted that the call wes
made for the express porpose d prsvoutiog Mr. Rudolph
from trameerring the shares, and not for the purposes of
tke company. There was no doubt the shares had bees
kr-inferred to a perms who could not pay for *cm, and
they must be fo-feited, but Mr. Rudolph was willing se
male the sacrifice of the 15001. be had paid to get oat of the
company.
Mr. Justice Blackburn asked if it would not In better to
go to the Court of Chancery to restrain the company ham
making the cull, instead of doing it rather by a side wind.
Mr. H. James rid the applicant had no wish to go to
Chu
Thsaalasort pasted a rule.

COURT OP COMMON PLIAEL—Noy. 2.

Slaw la Baace.-4Befor• Lard Chid Juis• Irk. and
Justice§ William, *lea. sad Latin.)

DULL AND MIMI= IA AMR.— AI2IIIINANT POI 0011711.
Kr. K. chmeen, t 4 0., mid that the phvistiffe is this
cue wry is basis= is Pule, sea the, seed the defenaut.
an attorney, ie pushiest is Ludas, to moue a portion of
the nomof 6701„ which lie hal ?leeward is debt and outs
o t the pie/staffs would from • psalm named
wheat be bad seed on their amount. At the trial before Ur.
Baron Bramwell at Oroydee, a medic* was diluted for the
deludes', but the prevent motion was to seam a verdict
foe the plaistalle for nob esm se the smart should think
right. The defuse wee that a written weeniest
had been mitered into between the plaintiffs sad
the illeksbal in Paris to the effete that the defendant, is.
steed of the ordinary costa, should remise for himself ball
the eireest recovered ; but it wee sow submitted that sash
as agresosat, if entered into in Eogland, would be clearly
void, sad that it wee equally void notwithstanding it wee
entered Ito abroad, because it wee to be performed is
Zalttreated.

THZ aoartaatn 1111.801LAPR COVTAIIT V. DIXOII.—DANAOI
TO AN ELICTRIC caatt
Ms Sodom said that the declarstMa in this ems alleged
that ia comaqueme of the defendant having ataglimqy
aged his vessel lb. anchor dragged against the tria cable
between Dover and Calsia arid broke it. This grimace was
set oat two sonata—one of which alleged that the sacident
within three miles of the K smolt coast, whilst the
other amant that the spot was more than three bat lees
than eight from the shorw T. maim appliestim was for
• rule to show same why the defendant should sot be
allowed to add • plea setting out that he was an alieu domi-
ciled at Gotteaborg 7that the vessel war a Swedish vessel,
and win at the time to question ups a voyage from Alienate
to Gettaabarg ; that
ableti manamog the ship had Do
knowl at to the l,lll at Mat particuler place.
where or was mat and that rhea the madam gaped it op
it was with am little injury as possible. if r.
Justice W• isma at chambers had refused to allow this
Piot-
Rule greeted.

' I
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oommuareted edy Mr. Effse, the *merry le tf. Here-
cetera Seedry, erne which it impeded mos bermerly
adored by gemtlemen. Upos reeommeedire• 16.
Eyre. the dederaet employed the Arta/ r
hsb rear • shod Ume Meeberged kir The =I
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