The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-05 00:00:00

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WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Tuncrox, Arlin. S.
Rim Pam*.
WEITTAILMI e. OttlAS Wlllllll,ll RAILWAT. AND
Pumms V. OW.? WISTItiN BAILWAT.—(BIMCIAL
Juntas.)
la these eases, which were setioas by keel solicitors fel
the amounts of their bills of nets, 'enlists were takes by
consent.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—Cnzina, Arm 3.
Caws Omar—Boma' 110. Woo Moans.
MASSIA00117•11 ST • Pc/11.10•X.
Francis Swop, sea 33, a poworfel Maim Ma, WM
charged with the worslasehtsr of W. Pasfraw. sa Dukes-
ftria. TM awls st tho ease wenway MK shims It the
trial la wed rewind Mum It soprani Sist this dassemi
W sea parties in theire7marjere Ma a
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t he Iferembar MaMaas
MI to tits appeshmlea ihserassied. Oa Oho way to Ifts
lash ip he was mesh. what the prisaser, is due sollody
was, straek hiw m the head sod tallied • severs
rresod, et which be disitobset too days afterwards. The
Jury Mod the Omar Oath sod Ids kniship. after
merely esseertos Wmoist ths pima ar mins
Ashen to elms la Ids eastedy, wafters& Na to sins
wombs' hard labour.

IL !caws Wawa.

WANT e. THII BIRICANWILAD, LsncA.ulii, AND
CIINAIIIIII JUNCTION RAUXAT COMIANT.—Taa RAIL-
WAY ACCIDINT AT SUTTON.

Mr. Chilton, P.C., and Mr. Brandt appeared for the
plaintiff, aoil Mr. Erma, P.C., Mr. Webby, and Mr. Bea-
van for the defeats.

Previous to the cause being gone into his Lordship ap-
pealed to the learned counsel engaged es to whether it we.
not possible to arrange the matter. it was not bemuse he
was anxious to avoid the trouble of trying the cause even
though it would occupy eousielerable time, but on public
grounds. Is his opinion it would bee serious public injury
to try it, and therefore if any ssedietion on his part could
prevent the exposure which mast take place, he should be
very happy.
This was not acceded to, and the cause comnieseed.
Mr. Brandt opened the pkodiegs, which were rather
lengthy. The plaintiff debited compensation in damages
for injury he had sustained owing to the negligent sing
of certain railway sanieges by which be had sustained
severe damage by the lireakiag of his cheek bone sad leg.
The defiadeale pleaded, ream ether matters, that they
had net the seadast it amegereat of the train in ques-
tion, and that the plaintiff was Mr, la the orig. wrong-
fully.
His Lordship seta roasted a eungernies, and the
counsel hsvlng awaked together,
Mr. Charm proeseded to address the Joy far dr pilaw
tiff. Be hall the berm to wpm beam awn as 111111111111 i
for Kr. awry ashrams Zany, ohs was sit the err et
the lerearlis awarresee err* gave Ike is the=
Ma miser of the' warn %mesh of the
liaendthlikellblrestern Railway. la wee aressary for bin te
menace was the delhadseds were. lief em the Aiwa
tors of the Wattenbead. Leneeshire, sad Cheibe la tedea
Railway—a smutty white had achieved for tlairelece a
worldwide repatadon, whether for good or evil it was not
for him (Mr. Chilton% to say. He wished the jury to
dismiss from their minds anything they had beard out of
the jury-box tending to prejudice their minds, sad to
give their verdict in strict accordance with the evidonoe
which he should be enabled to bring behre their nodes.
Of mane it was desirable to avoid public CONS
of this stet; and, on the one hard, aped sad sompleee de-
fence to the mina; hat rather then rim the risk era trial,
be might be costeat to pay heavier damages Urn he would
otherwise do • whilst, cm the other hand. • party having a
geed substantial end unanswerable claim might be In
to accept, ham various considerations, much lees
than he was fairly entitled to, and which a jury would
award him. _ _

TM Jsdp—t. it to. law to wept my mediation ?
Mr. Evans—My leashed Mend and I have consulted to-
gether, sad vs Minna epos..
The is on pain grounds that I oohs the re-
to try is eose mould be ottembell wMh as
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myself 101 l Issi ensprir to his Ismhbisp ha bit so,
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of damage snub! be settled barer be Issued Ms./ sail
Weasel.