The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-23 00:00:00

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Mr. /falba. Q.C., and Mr. George Lake Russell reeved in
this csas for an iajunction to restrain the deferidasts from
taking certain land, of which the plaintiff was lassos, on the
ground that it was not within the limit. of the pleas whisk
the oompany bad deposited. The company had delimited
a potties of a meadow in the plans, sod annibend it 71.
marking it with a Rae to show the hominy of the land re-
quired. The mace served by them on the plaintiff Warred
to sod included a piece of land beyond the lie.; sod lisp
that the company wanted it for a steno°. The part
pee
the bile was mentioned in the boob of refe-
rence, sod the company insisted that awls, the powers
of the Reilway Chums Consolidation Act they night, as
the land was mentioned in the books sad the aeries, take it
for a station, although it was not delineated in the plan.
Mr. Cabana, Q.C., sad Mr. J. L Bird appeared for the
comy,
ThepanVice-Chamelkw said that the plan and the books
of reference mast be takes together; and it followed that
the extra land required was not properly described, and the
°company could not. therefore, take it. Coder those circum-
stances there mut be ma injuactim as prayed.

&r W. P. Wood.)
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This cese;;;t-etils;reW;t litWripCby the Bey.
lthgissid Mole Bhutto to publish a life of the Bishop of
Exeter, his disown, and is perticular to Indus the Bishop
to give his assistesce to the work by menetienies sad giving
his blowy judgment upon the portions al the aerth
*sondem, of his lordship proposed to be imported is the
work. The object of the suit ie to restrain the publication
of any letters written by the bishop ; bat as the argameate
ere still is an isoomplete stens, we mein our report.
Mr. Cole, Mr. Reagan, Mr. Bolt, Ms. LAB*, and Mr.
Pembertos were is the case.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH Aran. 22.
Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justine Cockburn,
and Jostler Crompton, Blackburn, and Milker.)
NORTON, LITZLIAIIT, V. JOllll3,
This was an appeal from a decision at Mr. Tyrwhitt,
under the Hackney Carriage Act. It appeared that on the
13th May last, Nortoo, the appellant, who was a cab-
driver, was summoned by the rerpoudent, Mrs. Joon, for
taking more than hie legal fare. The respondent, two per-
sons above the age of ten years, and • child ten weeks old,
got into his cab, and were driven from Clargeostreet,
Yiooe-
dilly, to Great Ityderetreet. She paid him 61. for the dia-
toms, including bred! and one person, and 6d. for the
other ; bat the cabman claimed en additional 6d. for the
child, se coming under the word person is the act. The
magistrate held that "person " applied to aa adult, as the
act specifies that two children under ten years of age shall
be paid for as one person ; he accordingly convicted the
cabman in the penalty or 6d.—the 13d. overcharge—and 2s.
for the summons. The cabman then applied fora cam to
to be stated for this court, and it accordingly cameo. today
for argument.
After hearing the arguments of the learned camel the
court held that the cabman was right, and quashed the
conviction.
Conviction quashed accordingly.