The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

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EQUITY UOUItTS.—YrntIfaDAT.
DIMS. Tel LOMB JVARICIA Arrant.
BIIiINVAS or THII COURT.
By direction of their lorthilpit, a notice signed by two of
the rerristran was suspcudsd is Waft, to the strict that,
satil the 24th of July roe, and ant efieltreede, notices of
'Belies which in ordinseg aeon enebi be Man for ay of
the vice-chancellors' merle, may be gins fee the wort of
the Lords Justices, who will heu seat weirs in turn se
-
cording to their order in a list to be medal thereof; and
from which, on days to be specislly aggedoloi he the pur-
pose, they are to be called.
The Lords Justices, however, will not (script en swede)
bear nodose of which notice shall be gives beim say of
the vice-chancellors according to the present amoree; the
power of giving such optic's not being interded Se be we-
peaded or restricted.i

iternsios a? Weerunrsnia.-Ifirroaa me Louis CIANNIIJAN. I
IN KB THE 'SUITS OF ENGLAND JOINT-STOCK SAKI;
IWO CONTANT, LI ?ANTE lIOLNK.—TNANSFIZ Or
VAlllnt—ool4TatarTOßT•
This is an appeal front an order of the Vice-Chancellor
Knight Bruce. The holder of shares in January, 1817,
transferred them to another person. Before the trawl*,
balance-sheets of the accounts up to the end of 1845 and
1816 were completed, from which it was made to smear
that there had been considerable profits in this.
Four months after the trAusfer the bask
merits, and subsequently an order ter nindingsig Ma aura
was made. Before the Master a witness wee peesesi who
had prepared the balance-sheets, and who deposed that, in
fart, there had been considerable losses in 1846 and 1816,
but the Master refused to place the transferrer of the
shares on the list of contributories. The official managers
appealed, but the Court affirmed the Master's decision,
holding that he was not liable for losses previous to the
date of the transfer.
Mr. Bethel', Mr. Bacon, and Mr. J. V. Prior, were heard
for the official manager.
Mr. Bounden Palmer and Mr. Bates, for Mr. Holme.
The Lord Chancellor postponed judgment

Depose nes Murree or raw tow.
BrsINTSS or THZ COURT.
In the course of the day, when only two cause bed been
disposed of, the court was at a stand-still, though than were
eleven more on the list.
The Master of the Rolls said it was obvious he must take ,
some step to cure Me &het which had been erudition, growing ,
for the last few days, and which had now beams a serious ,
evil, of solicitors set hang ready with their mom It was
obviously impossible VIM the beim seeM Ape ea it the
court was to sit cal am pawns and oshintits they were
ready with their eases ling
, and being 'shined they were ,
not. The 36th order, made in April, 1828, was mule for
the purpose of curi6 We evil. That order trees "that
whenever, upon the beeeles of say mw se ether natter,
it shall appear that UM lama eirset eanweiently posse*
by reason of the solicitor of any party laving segieelei to
attend personally or by some proper poses an Nth behalf,
or having omitted to deliver say paper useemey foe the see
' of the court, and whisk mocrtling in Ma prostiroposaV;
to have been delivered, smolt solicitor ale
pay to all or any of the parties such mete as the smart
shall think fit to award." Now, he was gulls ineelved to
enforce as much as he could the necessity of considers being
ready with their cameo, and what course he shed& adept be
should take time and pains to consider. Whose ewe Tim
was ready and the other was not, he wield dime{ the sell-
citors of the party who was not ready is pq plesessily te
the other the costs of the day. Injury wee dem te Minot,
and discredit was brought on the court, by ealisiteve not
being ready with their causes when they ought in ream to
have them ready for the disposal of the court.
In one ease which we. called subsequently his Rouser
aped upon this determination. On* party only was ready,
and his Honour ordered the solicitor of the other to pay
personally the costa of the day.
LOAD No LAD V. TM! 01101113, WOZCZaTIL AND WIN,.
VaIIHAMPTON RAILWAY COMPANY.
This was a manes node ex parts by Mr. Rennie
Palmer, on the part of the plaintiff and his treaties, hr as
isjunatien to restrain Me &Mama tromenttlening is pee-
wades of certain laws seneerised in an egreereset et the
19th of July, 1848, end bees esnetneedely their
railway thereon or hem diming' tip ea pulling
down any erections or btalldkp epee the km& ea from
dotes say est le the irrjray sr destnetien et these lands
and prembea The easepeny bed given astir te plaintiff
thetihey amid regain certain hod, alai an agreement
wee mewed into in7aly, 1848, for the maw of it for
end there was also an agreement he the purchase
of hisieots for 6,6'751., but the ma an peened
ensp the tiontraets till 1861, me they Mho penes.
aim ettie hod, bee÷iny ve seder thest they should
require the lamb in the lathes anise the set
(those osesprieed gresseentkoal eentreat). Lord
Ward's wM. bewerrer, reteeed elbow lend to be
taken ewe Met aemprieed is the se mid
ielee* sad
which wee net Waded in the modem mar the est, wee
also takes. Is emesiLmnee a nestle, leek puss betwees
a Mr. Davis and LeptlWard's egmt and the viewelsminaa•
of the visugam, end two desmente pexpeatieg to be
cheques, bet which were not legally so, were Immilod by
the vilerehelesere te Lord Werra agent. U me—that
relating to the prise St the land net is Os seam
—se plat bed Gdns. Met aqua badge beseipmented
end psi& With serad in the MINN, beseeveros andoe.
taking was gives Lead Ward's agent Het he issld re-
tain it tell • mere Maul wetted wee eamgist That
had net 4
geless ans. eed the viewelniemm Ms elms besems
Ma end In dime eseseglielli hymn
'6nelles ibe ere wee, eiteMer essigwise-
effq
err Lead Weed Medd new the lam, the mew Imiting
that Lead Weed wee pelt* by the Mika, et Me iesemeet;
mad laied Weed eariandang, en the esetney, thet it meld
sot be semiderel•• pigment Mese* at monk, beams
by the vederteltin reMle pemenles at the desement 1111
the einiplelles of •mw howl eselrest, whisk bed set
bees an% be bed new bassos saillied in pissed It.
The Meter of the leis pineal on Wessels% pieletilt
sedeetaking to be le ilaqqa ark, to give
the evert jurisdiction In else It shed& think It le make as
ee&w, also undertekleg M eseep_ Merl sides et
..cues le
' dimly, the iefeesdes. end Is tam the y Met Me
meet bad made that seder at the lama timellist theialstles
were served.
Tat ATIONNIT•OIUIZTAAL V. TIP CMAPLAIN, RV., or
Evrzzam Hoen.rrat..

This was an inforemise filed by the Attoeseruscs..— _
take the decree of the err fer a err same for thead-
ministrable of this dimity. sod se la the t to
its recipiers. The dimity was heeded as ego es the
litleerd Beery the Sixth, by the Karl sad (heater of
mad Ore season were given far its selgert. widths
seta o eflbe maw of 691. aim, bet are wet SW
liked 1616114.1001. rysar. Asesediag to the althelek
therleWithreelt was to resist of two yards top pm
ink on ifte eppein wee le bolo tbe of *a
Lim of Meek* whichwee theta la tbe Ihdldk
Ose of the pine 4ss to he the miler sod to sem o
ember of grammar to per childless to the eslghbeer-
heed I eat el the 13 peer nom see weer be opeakeed
misherh sod was to be a sort of selmewiter. The aria
wee Nisi* 101. year ; the rasher of the
eiroy lbe LW** le. d set ale=
rem 1m Ili. week. the Bed et
wee seldoled he Mum to ROTS trek posimillsa of
bie .Holm and Ibme booms led of tbe rester of feee.
eel bed the rtreemiksf this chariy ; bet in **wNos
ilts et
Miressleara=tlether t
:Urred'eseftafOafiai,4.
he lire him we wile& ma* elle drab on
relbense wee mile to ensinob es be *We
ties deed* in as aet of parilereal to be pereekieliNehrl
ald at/ %fir that soy esdi Its ever bed ben:
Me Otedmil Ike
le of Wiegeirearlhow*s le wdme Chas*
sob, Is 1831, senve, * Ibim Berl of
Om whose it lad deemdsi lbe present
eed. nee claimed Um ef , sad lt
woe a* that he had the se to tbe
owelone* Is ISIS Kr. Kidd was pre.
(rear of Maids% on he asereieed=re of meter of
Me ohady ,ad resolved the emetemmee up to We leash.Os Ms des* Len lbeelesfield oppoied Mr. Napier, en
the stews sensialed fir. Oily, tbe liege* Profane of
Kahane, gad a receiver son sprawled. The elms-
which are at Eosins* air is miles from
still consist of thirteen terrier, with a
..eras hall and • ts for Ifte melees-, cad
•soldentisl resides* or the gramme arean The leads
am Ist so bow* lass being taken ; aid the poetise bad
Wee het tie water took three-tenths of the lase, the
grwrier two tenths ; the per men hod two-testbe
e air
dleleibein almagst than; Nil the rendang ae►
mad* wereserein to what wee Wad the Ihmos esesen.
TM smite sad maple is: Am bow% dor a aseabor Wyse*.
smelled 7161. 101. ibees sow-4,100
ewes of had. Up =lt nee adotsion
their edited wasaiiii. sad about tel thee they were M-
crae* end I. 1888 *ovum epein belesseed, the pay-
ments 10$ *es laid MOK •-yen lode Maw, brides
101. for • mud a-yeer lo lie gesmome *me-
ter, 621. 10e. to the sad Se. 441. a week le seek of
thi we mast. ma warner deer oet red& st dee Metier
ties, ad, lank be emeel, be Irvin duties at Orford;
oar dens die panne, maserreside or paean any ditty,
an be kb Ye dwelling-bane NM iggeepoleise Ike peat to
We serad
embe me,
den *a *Meissen k sew *sods' se a
nan.
TM limier of Os Seib mode a adoration that the
mile a Waite to lend by Ines as. impeper, sod ion
be dieratieseed. ad that Kwee be a rehears to the Naar
to inquire We eddies Isere., but dimmed that the other
quasar shwa den ever WI the right se to the
meat el dm finat bed been derided .Isw sad wag=
latter peke be like** that the use Awls le amedened
*gain tile dq week.

On 1. Puma.

WINC/1, ON BB AAA OIP ALL OYMMI TIE
SHARZHOLDBRO IN THI CAPITAL OP THZ BIRHINHNAD,
LANCASHIRB AND CI!WIIII JUNCTION RAILWAY COM-
PANY V. THU BIRIIIIIHRAD, LANCAOHIII, AND CH"-
SHIRR JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY, TM' LONDON AND
NORTH W =URN RAIMWAY COMPANY, THBBEIRBWIMRY
AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANY, AND THN
HWRZIPADORY AND CHISTIR RAILWAY C

The substance of the demurrer to this bill, and of the
motion by the plaintiff for an injunction, waa given in the
Ex rig a of Saturday.
The present litigation arose out of a contest between the
Crest Western Railway Company and the London and
North Western Railway Company, for obtaining a prepon-
derating influence on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and
Chester Junction Railway. The following narrative of the
facts will probably better enable the reader to understand
the nature of the litigation then a door state-
I meat of the pleading. sad evideste la the ere :
Ila comeepteme of certain powers which by their rats the