The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

there the money was spent. This system, however, wan
not strictly earned out, and it often happened that the men
when they got the tickets went directly to Wyaroe, who
was • servant of the defendants no doubt, and who ma-
' naged the Tommy shop, and they got goods la ex-
change for the tickets without having previously
got the tickets cashed. Not only this, bat as
evidence, would hear in Mr. Oladwin kept
a book called " the black book," in which he entered the
names of the men who had not spent a euMcitnt amount at
the Loamy shop, and he refused to cash their tickets until
they had got a note in pencil upon the tickets by Mr.
Wynroe as to how much they were to lay out at the shop.
Under these circumstance', ho submitted that there wee
really a payment ia goods contrary to the statute, and if
this were so the art off of the defendants for goods supplied
would fall to the ground. The price of the goods which
the plaintiff himself had had was 3.11. 3e. 9d., and not one
farthing of this pries had ever passed through his hands,
for he lent to the shop fee goods when he wanted them,
and in a great many ashes he handed over the ticket"
after the delivery of the goods. lleyuud this, however, he
post:tsed five bill., headed " Bought of the Stanton Dale
Iron Company," and then followed an account of cheese,
butter, de., which the plaintiff had had, to the amount of
Os., end it was this amount, be apprehended, which the
101 was paid into court to cover. In the monthly settle-
meats the tickets were catered as "cash advances," but
Ma meaning of this term was shown by the fact that
San 21., part ~f a bill fur goods, was actually entered es
" cash advances." Under these circumstances the question
Ike the jury would be, whether these men were paid in cash
which they could carry away and spend as they pleased, or
whether they were paid iu goods contrary to the set of par-
liament ; and, having proved the facts, he should leave the
ease with great confidence in their hands and those of his
lordahip, satisfied that an intelligent view of the law would
be taken, and that the plaintiff would be entitled to the

verdict.
Simnel Sharman, the plaintiff, was then called, and said
that in the early part of 15.50 he was employed by the
Manton Dale Iron Compaq to unload woollies, arts, and
beats, sad to pile the ironstone itchespstraVinesiand he-wen
paid at the prices of 3d., 21d., met 161. per tea.
He wee to work himself as a libeamm mit was eselei
with mice a swath. He had awn astir lift SilltitinSi as
snowy as a dome or Si fear as tour. Mheilselee Weft was
apse the ground door, sad between it gad the ahem lore
was emir • partition, and • door opera ilea as to the
sober. When his Etta wasted reek he apse ••
Bohm.
whisk Kr. Oladwin amid them theism
art west into the tansy owl mell see& The
men looked to him to pity eml be
Hem. Sometimes the seem MB met set 6e teiserettrated.
bet went direct to "fume as she imissy shop, and got
walk He knew the book aft* the Meek book. It coo-
tained the names of the men wholes' hies cash out of the
*bop instead of spending it ia tbso dam. If they did not es-
pied it in the shop, the black leek wee referred te whom
they went to cash a ticket, and 16. Oladwin weinliost ark
k until they fetched beck the Meet'and expended Him the
shop. 1 hey bad to get Wynroe to mark en the beck of the
ticket what 'mount of goods we. wanted, and then he
cashed it. Them was 81. odd for goods foe whisk he
had never gives any ticket, and 4d. per mouth Magni/
charged for the doctor, which Mr. Oledwin stepped. Yee
this they were entitled to have a doctor free, in sese
accident.
Cessaexamined—There were from 500 to 800 me en.
Mod at thew orite,_ ma be was dludierged for
miammdwet. He Melees paid all the was duo islag
Miler is tow es pole Be etn men under bas,
end alb dm a Med Wages wit' were * mem
lie paid b. • de'tbenabosts, mtimmonsemellon
Osage mos who bed not condoled
linssemiltod—Tbey could have get Wage
Ortega abiwbon, no each as de. or 6a. :61%
°Vries the plaintiffs brother, and several
other lehemersiniat= boss eseMpd at the works, were
aellcd, eel their Mama was to that given by the
plaintiff. They ell spite of On Meek beak, sad at the run
being that they skean sped a orlon peas of their
wages is the shop. They ors te spend de. of of every
lal then, at pods were forced upon this to such an u-
vulae that they wen obliged to pay their rent, itc., with
goes, indeed et with mosey.
Mr. Beep. Dyke, et Os essension of theme, sehmkted
that it was dm upon the evidosee that the pastillas a
contractor, sad it had bees decided that a sestrester was
an within the mischief, nor within the weeds of the mete
=est. fhb had been decided by the Owen of Re-
in the me of Why T. Wad" Ex.) Another
Olseas weeLlbst this Oiaff was se ea eartir ; that
Ihs bodes se the tosmi wee set a nomistam within
theeembee silks eel; Ost if studio illegal had taken
=l.lll6Bmosils stiff end his mos, end the dr
161 ONO le as with it ; and that the plea of
paraselo
umaromedoehrldetandiag the statute.
lie Pe=bt thatop this was evidence to go to
I rked d to st ffee OWL
Syne Ora &dame the jiffy, ea the part of
the ts, and, at the conaidea of his admen, he
mild*, Mowing witnesses ups the spuds* whether
Wrwas employed e s n miner sr es • esseraster.
eoth has doers was aid, and stir that he had
bees la the service of the defesdents as itipMlollMBlllo of
the weeks. The works were aegiolly aid en by
Mmes. Bosith, who failed, sad the &hams isew sea.
doled She bassos as Moses for the auditors. Melia*
ON seam* me, the the imam was to be bare
.Mies the supetnimilsase et the memoir, and n=
salt will mid ahead hie work*/ Wag Tbe
Mud his men hisemif. and the dellmeols bed seldiug
nallever to de who paying their mon sr therreglng
them. He bed hese 10 to 20 sees. Winn, mode the
esnmet with the *Miff, who was sever regaised to be
there himself ; sad se Mg as the work wu doee properly
the defendants de net NMI whether he worked f or
set.
Cress-essmisedie be' ley employed Sherman's sees
4111 tee eglinaNlMMllill• ghat had rusk, mad smother
Om • lop muse bad to be pa up, and for these jobs he
no pia espeeeely.
Ts the pey—The plaintiff mei live sat of the yew of
the eseeset anent IPSIIIIO.I4f The osstresesse
I were serest us tbreiX wparmis as dm labourers, sag
were elMpl pram for the 'nett(.
The essaeleiketoe dessZals what had been sad
dm," but Oh% were moo pespetty " damages" ell%
tabled is consmossee of the lesseloo having bees imp*
punyol. ramp half of the Mee at lie teem
am oder enstractoes, thiliafesalnatiss
written esesso. The Or doctor was
pee by Os solisseen to the on of the
sem
Mr. Joseph Hood, the manager of the many said it was
se pert et Os pleader he
duty to week perseselly, and he
was sem read ta
Michael may, who was employed by_ the plaintiff u
see Olds names, said that is Joky, 1860, the plated,
employed him as foreman over the Wm men. The plain-
tiff hi molf was frequently away aid he sever worked Un-
coil swept wbes be was avec • auk.
His Leash* masse up, end directed the jury that if
=were of seen that the plaintiff wee set es snifter
the mossio et the set, they met ihe it the
pant; but If they thought be was an erdlissr, ties be
subedited mural other questions to than.
The Jury retired to consider the miNer, as is lad an
blur they Mood into eon, mad boiled in • paper in
the hibrenstesse :—We that the plaintiff was not an
alba within the along the est, end we dairy re.
gust that the wholesome poseteleee et 6e Track et are
oepable of being se easily evaded."
Verdict for the desedasta.

DOCTORS' COMMONS:47Na 18.
Tim Dana MID CaUrreit OT ROCIIIIB7I/ V. ins Rev.
Ma. WU MON.
This sue, Leine telly reported in our columns, ease on
before the Load bishop of Rochester, Mr. Baron Parke,
Dr. Lush silos. The argument in the case was re-
sumed
Dnlibrinittlagrbe said that he had the honour to ad.
diem themesof the Dean sad Chapter of Rochester,
sad he legel. notwithstanding the able defines el Mr.
SPlinliooi_mod& set be neeeesry for hist to SOMlstlem at
any _ heath. Mr. Whiston was sersoll with • no-
ties orbs, imp say be should not be :emceed from the
Orlleiret Stemomar School, sad he appeared to that
citadels sal pat is a protest. Hs mut sieved with
a sitalies m the 7th of September, cad ea ter 6th of
(Mabee be pet is a roam as was helhamed that
the imMet lei bees ovsnreliale mad, mmellhatmiles that.
he led pal la a farther Freak made& ea the seleb„
ftvlbeim Wish& These gem* mem euermied. md
iVggillp.Malsa appeals, MI la Mmes. te the re-
el% bat en the merits. He difigrntelmes edames
▪ was see ~her a for be re
re mart man intrettliamile ef *erase. Time were
glum seems jell ip against the Ilseisisa of the Dim sad
Ohlifeek The OW Wait Must ail mum bad bees given why
le shoal be Named • sad the mead wen,that the Dam
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meld am see bow lb. Maim min eat that the
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that he made est hi sagged of OM argument was that they
wive pideldla
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Claeso's bark sad yea seed set trouble yourself Ewen
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be sommeil. lsroW reatlarma them at pest
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aunitiorrii
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moo authorised IM emu plumed by the
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of the peophist.soll Thlsh. mem tilejudgmeat the Ceurt
of cbmwoksak. ow von and Chepter the power ef
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woe Meow. eel elf wild) the lemmed maws( seatestled
there add be ae quietism i the being that et sup
mewing of eine Ise MA
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Mils seers ease mid am mist thee that put
Teti Mr. Althea* the Maras et Whie-
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he bed satinly faiW is melee a sin& mee of =aliena-
tion by Hie Dena mad Chapter. TM tie sad at
half. pest four, Metes eloped Ihe Be pieties ef ergs-
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