The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-28 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOWE CHWIIIT.—Laws, MAR= 27.
Civil ffide.—(Befor• Mr. Jae*, Wightensa and special
Juries.)
vfludantarni v. MI WIWI AMR mucirroo RAILWAY COM-
PAIY.--223 OLAITOW 7WOQ. AMOUR.
The afremostmess woke whisk this action was brought
wee given 1a yesrarday's= thrjsent Shoe sod Mr.
B. far the
Tliielaing&sawits 23 *reel sip, and obtained his liveli-
hood as a pianoforte test, swabsi, scoonling to his own
statement.betwew 21. sad Si. a week. The employ paid
4001. rate serart, coaddscieg that this was a rufßeisat amount
cei of emmesnetios ter the Weds@ that the pleiatiff had re-
ved.
weal=the megrim of the trial it appeerad that an offer
by Mr. Swill to give the plaistiff 1001. is addi-
, tine to the ram paid into court, eta, evsetually, this offer
RIGS IMINISIOR to 1501. The counsel for the pleratiff, how-
.evm sellmoi Memel* the offer, seillims CRONVIPIWIWpiRtIy
presimilL
Mr. BevM, Y hie address to the jam
of. twillegempeovl
repealed what bed belnied is rehreme giber met
leas had less dispense thatthe directate wen meet de.
einemate =pie meepomeitia to every prom who bed
tows uallrallmses calamity, bet they wen
be p Impeeities, sad ecissidered that in the
meted mie the men of 4001. paid into emit was an
MI6 bbe paid to the Odell! for the
Ihjem be led minim& He then sailed the atten-
dee el the joy to the leak. sad observed that the plaintiff
was a vim yams men, who swell set estrum then be.
teem M. sari 2L s week, and that lime Warier be bed mr•
Mined mere welly set it a eaten, dose ter, sod that there
was veep HMIs sled* diet with stew asenthe reet,whish the
sum niesileisi weld afford bleszrou. =de opportunity far
eidarying. be wield be perfaelly
The leagued hips having semoned sw the jury, alter a,
2 wee amilimma, mipsmied thele tin that the sum
hate man wee
Beelielentessimeneetioa for the injury
bed
Tetaddiet teatmeiswei is lammed far the defead.
end the whale. el • the Mete el the 'Mien will some.
gently hem to be borne by the pilletlif.
wimman. UiNCOISOMATIZI, V. SRI LORRON AID
1111011Y011 RAILWAY ODIEPART.
'This Was mother maim of the same desoriplies. Br-
Mist Shoo mad Yr. Garth were soma for the plaintiff ;
Yr. Bowl% Q.C., the How G. Denman, Q.C., and Mn.
Benson represented the cempeay, who paid 1,0001. isto
court.
Berjeant am. in adman( the jury, said that, among
the semerons ea/amities that scoured is the Cie tem.
timed en the 26th el August, none was more melee-
Moly the. that which they wareabast to inquire into. The ,
we' a youeg wows I. a humble tradition of
diiiD,ir dramas servant, and she Weight the present action
to recover eampensation for the loss et her father sod
mether, beth of whom, with an Infant, were killed
r plitaassi elm the dreadfel coffilien Beak *mitering
and fight ether affirm orpliiim- He felt
it vie sight that be shield slats is them BOA it appeared
is bin Ifat the mompasy had mild will the *twat cow
eibeeties fir these per alarm edhd dens_eregpildeg
that ovoid remembly be expected of them te eaglets /he
Wiley and &Orem ieto 'Midi they bad been plenged4
this =happy eekedty. They had pad OM brit
and they bid shim agreed pay a further anies=dy
he ramblesed it his duty also to date that
sifter the seeident the company eared to mei& a hum
end etineatien Imitable to the condblea Ills
it the meow children until they sheifil be
et sufficient ege to ears their own lir ,samed, sod
ales when that period arrived to obtain a respeetable mode
it livelihood for them. It we sot considered advisable to
=Lthis offer, sad the company then consented to Ore
ily 1,0001., mad they had sow agreed to give 501. in
addition, sad weld also pey the whole of the plaintifrs
mete The harmed seryeent then explained that although
it would art aseessary to go into the case, a duty was
cad epee the Ivry to apportits the amounts that should be
grave to seth el the &Urge, and he said he should put
them in posesedon of the accessary information to enable
thew ha de ee.
Jame Wheeler, the plaintiff, having been examined, and
Mr. /brill having addressed the jury, theyafter ashore de.
libraratioe apportioned the amount among the children as
follows ;—TO the plaintiff, 2501.; to Joseph, 301.; to Lydia,
701. ;to Castles, 1501. to William, 1501. • to Elizabeth,
2001. ; and to C%mistile, 2001. No portion of the roomy
wee allotted be Jahn er Miry Am% as they appeared to be
she a mediate to ears their OM living.
PARKER, ADRIVIENTRAIIa, ARD ?AMR V. Till BRIGHT'

lIAILWAY ootrliarr.

Mr. Utah, Q.C., and Mr. T. appeared for the
priatilts in them action; which also arose out of the rme
fatal accident.
The company bad paid 4001. into wart, in reference
to both actions, and they now consented to give • further
ram of 100/.. which was accepted by the plaintiffs, and
manilla varier were ocrequantly taken.
BM= . SANZ.

This mai saakher satin; 4111;1k* kind, bat tams were
offend by tha defendants and aaoeptad, and the rewardtid, was
withdrawn.

LOCEBTOXII. O. TO SLIM.
The Dune result took plane in thin ease, and one or two
other adieus were disposed of to the ranee Eraser, and
thee thaw painful inquiries were lavught an • wealuelon.
Then ere only wee ar Weather sums is sawaseake with
thin swi 'widest remain* te lie dhpreed et, sad it is ex-
pected that they will he settled wiliest appealing to •

MIDLAND CIRCIIIT.—WAiwtak, MAK= 27.

TRH OARS 07 RICHARD 001IIRID8 HILL.
Rased Guinness Bill surrendered to his bail as the
fellowieg charge, iris., having, at the perish of Rugby, on
the 7th of Joinery, 1859, unlawfully and wilfully made,
or crowd to baimarla, to me William Herbert, them regis-
trar of births for the district of Rugby aforesaid, certain
false statements required to be made known*, the regis-
trar of and mooerning • male infant, born of the body
of one Amy • ea Hill by the said Richard Goiania,
Hill, her has in the distriet of Rugby
aforesaid, on the sth day of January, IMO.
The informatics was laid under the 41st mein of the act i
of parliament 8 and 7 Wm. IV., cap. 86, entitled "La Aot
for Resister* s' Births, Deaths, and Iberia' in Famland."
Section- 17 of that act of parliament emote that the registrar-
should provide books for registering births ; smiths
registrar-
general
that the father or mother of every child born in Rag-
land should within forty days East after the birth give in-
formation upon request to the registrar, to the best of their
knowledge and belief, of the emend particulars by the said.
Astute required to be known, and touching the birth of such
child ; and section 41, that every person who shall wilfull
make, or Tare to be made, for the purpose of being
is any register of births, &sae, or marriages any fain
datums* tossisin" any of the partaeolare required as afore-
said, should be subject to the rune pains and penalties se if
he were guilty of perjury.
Mr. GUIRDO7S Hill wee discharged on the application of
Mr. Yield.

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sam—(Batas the Right Hon. Lard Chief Judos
Cookben.)

Tlllll wend (Ad.
The layering el We epee woe zesemed this TeenliDe. Pre-
vious to the tal&t et Yr. Kereoft's evidence, he losdahip
to Mr. ieneeft the of his softening
his %soigne*** el liEts.tdrifen as the defendant,
and sot as lei& or de wawa.
Mr. Los* thee proceeded et some length. and mu
giving hi evidence when am panel wee despatched.

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