The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

JUDICIAL COMNIIITER OF THE PRIVY

CO NC IL. Y sersanar
Paw= —Lau CaANWOSTII. ISa J. drew, Sway TIM Jores Or
Ina AllUcallT Os n, Ao• 9111 6weae aTtO.
WATsOrt IP. HACILITT.—Tua Ron Darns.—J v owner.
This was as appeal ha a Seal salaam a the Supreme
Court of Justin a Bala Game, dela the 4th July,
1848, in a suit by =finit imana the respendant, hr
the mama, et eternalised a nun wear
doWeipeined.zte: iftsged, by the rispeeden, agar
dmemilenelei—Duria the Mired baleen the
Meg , whoa than MO se anasal tan en
illißaia in British Guiana, the appellant purchased
p=beine sod 1 hogshead of ran, then lying in a ware.
liana Yeimalews wider the charge a the respintiest,
la% Wine ISIS time, had been appointed ealiesar
of ran ham. On the 21th of January,lMpellant wishing* mane ills rum paid to the rapealent
tat amount claimed hulas for storage. The tern_ "to
bewireer, refenegle deliver up the rum unless certain duties
hue upon it were lint paid by the appellant.
frappelleet emeasiting that there was no duty kilobit by
law, prenettild to try the question by an action in MBo-
ma. Cana la Ins claim and demaud, the appellant
MIMI Shaft the 24th of Jamey, 1849, he wee penweed
M gessiess and 1 hogshead a rem, contaft eight
=lll"idea% end of the who a twelve thenead
thie nada the arse eat antra and in the pir
win ef lis sewer WM. the allestiejef the mu lefts
tbellgashe weld day the appellate pal es the a
all
easpeedent
1411 *
40 ante, the fel l sagest, ise:he asps%
hsgg duo to the respondeat as collate' gar the
and at the 'sae time dirasted the Negmaset
to ilwsaa lip the me, bet that the vagnedent
selheig.
_ad still illegally detained the come. Us
am 'Mow said that the respondent bad eseig=
end ham the t appeal. The appellant
rm.% ......judiaed by any law is hia in
ppm" ef M appellant, ea Wel theft at
the ale a the dilenften an duty due ban the apnea
sr isimulable hem him by the impudent ea the
ordrese No. 10, 180, entitled " An allarse 1= ia e
for the t of the interest and far the !tamales of
a loan ~ to be raised for immigration p
wu net be bees in the year 1849, and, if it were, irLssiet
attain the hey of any duty es or the roantisit ley the
respealeS ef the appellant's property twist thi draw
steam saws in die • sad endings. There was
so evident, is the alas that eighenee No.
11846, entitled " An ardimme se amt the Skean loan
ef the sem of 500,0001. he " we. in
▪ tion in the year 1919, ariliVreasea =I by her
Nasty. Then was no Masse in Se anse which could
allabha any legal jualleallen sr Tight m the part of the
plimodent to lain the gem es spiel the appellant.
It was submitted. al barna Mae rispeagrat. Maas sea
to write wee by Se law In las to the Meg *We te
gay duty. The essesd gwellen to On appeal Meted le
W right of the tres ealketer ef i. Tsm dethe
he the counties and IlssegMt4 la Se
M Stroh Oldish le and sell the 15 mashes:llZ
sr helphsel MN" he which the aides was breesbi
semen Sat apposing stand by the colleaer of Teal
a required by the laws in force in the Men , wee
by the appellenle previously to the cameral of tharnm by
the appellants to Georgetown within the =1;
The nun is lismiss
cep
the month of
1546, Sported 'by ISt ts into Georgetown, bun
the of Greneds, the skip Alert. A wait
heaths Cehnial Ideeliww was given to the cap-
tain of the ship le leed and deliver he ran to the appel-
lants. After the PM bed been landed and darned to the
appellants they preseeded to carry it tram the plea whirs
it :had been hula to a storthase in ass pea et
Georpretnerse and whilst the nun was lathe ewe a being
earned Omagh Georgetown it wee mina by the
• PaMea .
Si min of • pineal, sad basil over to=
spa as Wawa of the nia data, At the time the
rum nes idea se permit signed by ara Winter of rem
watia be the aka or hie esistant he obtained. It
was meowled, in impart ef thevap= eaelhat at
the Um sift eine of the there
wit street in force wanializaz=
Of Marks the reipendeut ureseiviss. , ear sell-
ing the sae. At the tine abseeemelmed
No. 1, mired "Aa Ordlearee le semi Ordierses
No. 2, an erdineass k Meru she willed* of
deans ea am eiermsd Male ideer," was met to
twee I bat, as the ceelwry, bed bog owed to have any
apseesia la law. The emeatleare eateptera to the claim
ismand of the qtrearre flied le show say Whinge-
=l:se.prinisisas of the warm by bin pnaded
The empties did ass tam roe pmmsim
Wig the ma at any tine dsaaeded tem the Fees
eirrying italleSit for the searral of the ma, or that
Oa penes the non wee net able, or failed, or re-
ined to paha. permit. The affieeptisu did ea slaw
that the yea a the time it was wined, was belegielllMl
bra any hem seem, or other plan, to any ether sane,
leureor piles he fleargehreta. ?Mewls aeuldmeellibee
Se cent at mgdeaesi by lb* pellse or the peas Ws
fag Haan, of a wan * the :meal efthe wine lice
5 rams was made, or Heat the person an*/ et reerrn
as the run was not able, or had or rehesd te
due the pima It was esetanded he thelhst
thew in pada inn 0, lie Wwe fersesuir Natrisekey
liable es be osier sad sell, ea the game that the sew
had him wideil elver of the an.
pillar walla lagli4l.7la megmedent, seal
knew of the NM or We as required by the
laws of the ellsy.
Dr. lashingesei &Oared the }advent of the council,
was age a "pinion that the nun had been improperly
amiediager the local eat, Mthat the judgment of
the
cart Wow taut be reamed, but without cont.—Jag-
mat emeediegly.
'NM Olt RCA Maestri's AITOIUM-01111•AL
ion 0111L&LTAII) v. Com was.:,—APTIAL MOM Gue-
SALT//4.—JVDOMILVT.
This was an elp ban the jalgewat a the Chief Ja-
des of °hada. deftvend on the lla day of Apia, 1861,
aselearrMj a nab ellabred by the Atterasy-rall..
'SS= wageniest to Sew ems why held not
,Ite ham Ws statlesi Obtainer, alum% uslisisor,
sad ettemay ef the and Berme Overt. Me aterupprgayellde
that the end jailgwent era' debreideation el
Cost ef liliabar dialsalng the sell seis might
be revenei, awl that Iliis s f Ihe nada
=2 els am
alts cold"
sr= sine
solicitor, and Mews, et—the said fluirere Curt
of Gibraltar. It was esaleaded, at behalf of the were,
that the *punt af ire ligeteel Omit diselarging the
Mita& nemsers eat .aught rbg mule4l' 4bio
peasiLISIS atortagrao.. igen
beam
iamb to Ram ha pleaki.mlll.6 beam cal iamb
Mk mesa andene Maths &Ma of beeilleis M.
•64•1141.111 Masa ef the Megrim 1=1:2.
ought te haw marrei. It was
ChMplate(
_esegiathat. that the bagman of the
Mame GSM* sagest twlaw, and Was *Oh
end by the deumeNrew et the ease. The rebel preyed
for
aregrathla peslitea el appeal was unusual aid meow
The mart at the trial was etiterned ea the
of
a 1111111111p011iell between the Atten=mal
and tie rawantleat.. If the ef
Jun* 4 Illisaiter was to be regarded, ' the At-
esiasySaaeral was not ths pew person
; tad tint inch a tees as the present Ina not
within the prenates of that charter. The reepoodatt in
persaltreg, la Ws prefaseleaal apseity, the earrying late
irseseara Sr ISMS 111111•1111•Ipulais is question, wee led
into as as. egjadossal, by slime WOOS • . use Minh
had previa* einemal is Mahar (the ma sin leings).
All the Whoa and 441•11Meinelee and the whole NESS
el she reeparket
11seethed the minim el any meal
ar lanalbeel 01 lasegelelp ga bis part AA the
trialgent it wa eimpased le the Chiefivilianf .oibeater le
deaf summily and ease he all with the se
legal prestliener, nd Sampan of his trduce,
either by foe, bapraisswen* sr sr seepsersa from
prunes, or by a esulawilia of these penalties, or of ems
.1 them; and he i waked seek imam jai&
dattkl• bi ••••••11 • the pripm-
Ant el my mid sed sash
Om_ the peeper sad only pusiduneW might Is
be Misled Wpm the esspe la reaped of kis redo.
snug mewl. IS wee lawasktent with tha tape*.
and mum ef mit gee—and ase lasembleM lear
and joithe—thet easiase peehhuset m* be
cow, by a Miesset nut, 4R 64 sapisisat fw
em wad NM It was ustenaal aad
to NOY Oa lelea=is sem* ley way of
appeal etheiaal,se •
paw either if ef penidweenmanart ell*" Par-
the revesal of a preasswed I. fuitardt tsi
aearad.
Lord Creaworth delivered judgment, and at sae dis-
missed the appeal.
Judgment aintiaingly.

EQUITY COURTS.-YMEZDAT.
• lama ma Lams Janus or Amu..

IA PARTS MARZWILL 111 as TEM MITSOPOLITAN
Ammar AMWAY COUPAIII.
This was se eppliteds• le be rammed hen the list of
eeptriblitoriel Ifisesserpeeeia tame does bed base placed
=by the , ea the pound Ore kis we tree
ar HusloWe ere. The resed sir the pressed H-
whet _ *et dem Se epgiboaremese wet plaas4 sea*
Yet.Efeettet ewe hell less evetrehtl by the Sem
eke W emilad Ott Os alesonseasses Y 1101 ew
este beeMdtat mho e piety alio as a ssaldholety.
That loehhips soh the aria.

ILI mere WATORTZ IN WI Mt Gain WiSTRIIN
4111110111111a1U0 RAILWAY COMANT.
Mr. Deaden sad Ilf. allabershke,applarei Is support of
es appeal fees the Mester% deka
miler the InaNem Ales allatiVer MOW.
Csillert M quells ins wed se Ewe est bus the
=rls seam ef roisile&ep, but hem ft wide
ef tbs bdlvideak wm asses wore sated ea the
lie ef esoltlbstorieo. TIM Mmereeerder wooded ea the
=eat the Wiedimpep A did see ogle hie to
MS et INNS set sp spies. ledieldeek es Aida-
gullet lbws Ohs plasma bed, of meow Ireudet Ohs em-
ery ow stew-._
._ be wound sp.
Mr. Selwyn slid Mr. Wakens appeared le spree the
Thi seam.
lerahlp diseased the sewed with wets, es the
greart list the Mawr hal se juibilsiss seder the est to
els aspires, ef s demist we sillesed to be dee hem
the eiesiiity Of irides so bem semiow up, but Nip tress
sues ef roses who wen a te. 31lay *b-
arest Met MAW kei as jilmt Is ester tato
Na s ellksugh the maw Messes% selpht be
thews bsee li*ssiei he Se popsies of the ease-
deem The ef Ss wag mil maw se Mt
Ibitese Is Ibe el As ars or hes akpis wf the

persons 00110117111 din the transaction. Upon the question
whether the debt wiser not peaceable as a debt against the
company, the mode in which the money was applied war
absolutely immaterial. If such a demand could by ed.
mined then, would be no limit to the claims which might
be advanmd under the acts ; nor would there be anything
to exclude a demand in respect of the private debts of Leery
member of the company.

THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1852.

done, as if he bad not been in her company he would
not hove been placed in his present position. When in
custody, and on the road to the railway station, the prisoner
had to pass the cart shed in Wainwright's Arid. He remarked
to Field, the office., who heel him in charge, that he hail hod
coonezion with the deceased on the night in question, as
he had done many times befere. lie (the learned counsel)
should chew by the testimony of a maims of the name of
James Walton, that the deceased had come to her death
by violent maim Walton would tell the Jury that about
Z2lthree o'clock on Monday morning, the 26th of
1:11. heard a scream from a female, and afterwards a
gram preomdieg from the direction where the body was
subesteently Mesevered. The learned counsel having
briedl recapitulated the leading facts of the case, called
the wioaeres fee the prosecution.
Joseph Fisher peeved the ending of the body. Samuel
Batched. theeenetabk, and John Whitehead deposed to
the ONIVIIMPlathell with the prisoner. William Senior, son
of the ikeemsed, preyed that she and the prisoner were
together on the night of the murder. Other witnesses
were azassiaed, among whim were Mr. Thomas Dowse,
surgeon, who mated that die* had been caused by congas-
tion el the leap, predeeed by violence ; and Mr. Peter
Thorutoe, eurgeol, spike as to the cause of death,
and believed that ie slestemied bad been engaged in a vio-
lent encounter.

Mr. Blies then &Unmet **jun for the primmer. He
submitted that the while ars NOR on the medical evi-
dence, and that those patinas. did sot agree. Apart from
that evidence there was sot a tittle of proof that deeessed
had died from any violence at all, and, even if eke had, the
prisoner had no motive for murdering the woman whom
he loved.
The learned Judge said that it was • very important ques-
tion for the jury to consider, whether the deceased had died
from violence at all or whether from natural asses. It
was a remarkable fact that the blackness existed down the
back, which wee protected by the stays; bat it was for them
to decide.

The itiey retired to consider their verdict, and, after en
absence of ten minutes, found one of Not flaky.

THB POLICE COURTS.
MANSION-HOUSE.
- . .

Robort Harringt;;porte—r-ii; ;o-service of Messrs.
Leaf and Co., was brought before the Lord Mayor upon the
charge of having embezzled several sums of money, the
priverty of the Arm.
- The prisoner had been in the habi tot taking out goods to
customers, and of receiving small sums of money. He had
been but a short time in the service of the prosecutors, but
he had contrived to be deficient about 7W. He said, in Re-
counting for the disappearance of the cash, that be had un-
fortunately dropped it through a hole in his pocket.
Committed for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Charlotte Elliott, a good-looking young woman, wee
charged with deserting her illegitimate infant.
rem the evidence, it appeared that a few days ago the
parser drove up to Carlton Chambers, Regent-street, in •
ash, and proceeded upstairs to the chambers of a gentleman
nosed Roe, at the door of which she laid en Infant, with a
paper pinned to it, that the mother had been driven to this
step in consequence of the father having neglected to fur-
nish her with sufficient mesas of subsistence. The infant
was soon afterward' discovered and taken to St. James's
workhouse.

The prisoner did not deny the charge. She was willing
to indemnify the pariah for any expense that had been in-
curred.

Yr. Bioghem pfd the er if she had any claim on
the father elm nut in the legal way, by affiliating
the child. Aa bar asubtat wu not to be justified, be must
infilat peakirwant tarifa sake of example, and send her to
prism Or ion days.
Jam Palmer, • corearydukin man, wearing a smock-
tee*, ti a~fiad several poor working
mar solar arse eivarmiamess:

John Plaitlin mi4—lleing out of a situation, the pri-
soner protium& to get hint one. The prisoner called on him,
and told him ha bad got him a situation at a cowkeeper's,
eased iiices hein the Edgware-road, and that must
Wog ids to the Star and Garter, Pail-mall, on nth a
day. Witness did so, and at the prisoner's request left his
boa at the Star and Garter while be went with the prisoner
to the situation. Tim Owner parted from him on the
road, and when wallow tote nail to the public-house, he
found his boa deletion boil been taken away.
John Roma Wain bus prosalsed a situation by the pri-
soner. Ho Imaegla lis Mop to the Star and Garter, and
was robbed to tie extant of Ws.

James Woodland also proved that he had been deceive
and robbed in a similar way.
The prisoner denied all knowledge of the charges, and
was remanded, as other case, are expected to be forth-
owning.
WilGeat Mortioser was charged under these circum-
stances:—

Thomas Trinder, Quin's-terrace, Finchley, said he saw
an advertisement is the Thus for a handsome grey horse
for sale, which was warranted to go in does or doable har-
ness, to he adapted fora brougham or fora match horse;
Wired price 60 gained. He went to Gnat Tiehtleid-street
sad saw the prisoner who showed him the horse. The pri•
suer said he bad jut received lt from his uncle at Glouces-
ter. Hs bad throe uncles who owned and rented the whole
of the parish, and ulna he wanted a hone all he had to do
was to writs for one and a hone was sent him. The hors,
in wades wee too much of a bone for him, but it would
suit edam capitally. After as... chaffering a bargain was
streak lor 661., of which sum 401. was to be paid down, and
151. es sass as apasevod of. A trial was grant,d, but thel
horse pasti se mak* tbo character given of it that the,
buyer iolordiwaff to Main it. The horse was sant to
Great Tiehdeld•streal. bat neither seller nor 401. wen to be
disarmed. Wltoia afterwards eeeerteined that tho horse
had boss seat MIS Nortsik loader circumstances which if
be bad kaowa ties wad have prevented him from be-
coming • parebrar.
no pitman was remade&
LAMBETH. _
_

Mr. WiQiam BraAars4,;;;;ti;;;esicling at No. 19, mu-
stiest, Walworth, woe placed at the bar on a *barge of
violent assaulting and endangering the life of Mary Ann
Bran, his servant. Mr. Games attended on behalf of the
primer.
From the evidesse, whisk was taken at eonsiderable
length, it egpsoced dist as Oho gruseding afternoonthe pri-
soner and his will we out, knobs Mary Ann sad Catha-
rine Ryan, their esesusia, la the bare, sad as their return
at about half-powt wpm they saneed their servants with
having drank a miss of Wad s Oat of losstty that had
hem hit est In Aubeat piety; end eke of holm par-
takes 0f..... plaided alma eWY wee set mead Mr their
use The ebb dada left Asp% wed ems of then weal
kr their turkey ; obi whim Ibi WSW arrived at leuttse
of Ike prebrater she head had einem of "
Obi neatly at the deer, and as its hale( here
aimed le berSeirßrabria, she saw the phloem give
ler dmighbr Aaa • visited Mew with lie eta bled
es the lbw. dild imam) rushed la Mewed the pg.
saw sad ler , when the hosier one her sidebar
blow with his imbed Bet, sad km/ekedUr at the
stein. He thus awitod Muss* the awl arming
himself whit paw, his servant a vision
blew will it co She , whit& Tate.
He NM dreSher tim gad threw her late Nes la
beat et hie sad wea the greyed peatedly
Weed her, skint sees of the peer girl brought
MOW etas belgibeire le tbe get, wad the police
ulti-
asS amok whoa ISM WM had to be se sorb* In-
jured that Ai was SIM Ikea le the reekbace of a ate&
colEtiosi la tbs. wsigliwnihosit. and tow theses to
Gs Marfa .
pwlistiosty Ste=ldler of the Wand
girl, web ealullled to a -leseildes siewnishiatioa, but
Mr. Gabes Idea at asoilas Ibrearabb at his
client.
Sea Spa dada Ia the reel alma maw calliag the
primmer bad We woe b— laws.
PeNee-weebble ;Mk P said that she taking the prisoner
sad while we lb way to the statlea-hoses he, the messed,
hiss W, " Teo make the sees as light a you
aa,ithie. ran wall coward yen."
la sligirts a swan bin Mr. Osawrs, this whims said
that he Wok the ge ben his ewe door, sad that Mr.
Brahmapol,eMi egebei hie right to de so without a

The Isliftwisg ftrtiliesta was then headed ia :
" Owes Jul ,y 20 11362.—1 hereby certify that
=Ana ft* wee admitted into this with severe
thi Aesklest.W., and knee.—Ehmeosr Davies,
wee sumended Ise &week, bat was admitted
tob leiStwo melba la SU Neb. and kliewelt hi lOU
sounrorm.
list Newsom Hy* a Clnelsen-hease *Soar, 01 years
eld, sad ilienhigh Wain'. were shined with being
=:a !gums et the Iposotheestre. , and aasaulting
annildin
The laths penes AMA shunt ten o'clock last night
he hurl • distaste"' ha the Imes, and on proceeding
these la relll6llll ONO prim= behaving in a very notoy
/111/111/4 M IN& sit that several ladies near them wens
llONfliba M lune the buss. They were both drunk, come-
hu dolma who leave the thastre,andon their re-
- west M mom them, when the male prisoner &t-
-weed his sad big bin so is the wrist, that .he was coin-
rad Is release Ss hale et kin and call ter Insistence.
TM geleenilla IMINIONIIIIIII* *OW hoot the theatre and
Mr.Clethlottee ega hanZleeet=.
Il they wen drank when they
ghtihtgl
!edam the
aigibil lhat bit mold net It was the duty
let the Trasy ad dm* wiles is WA OD that. They were
awe d thenagrapeameriedgelne einsiables. and *sett to
know thole oe/r,
Mr. Clembe sedd he theirmzeile. and it met have
bees their halt that the were admitted. He
should, however, Sae task them 6e. for their disorderly
eendiset.

Dam or Ms Vircurs THE Susaros—This
aslesesed sato et the isedicel peekeise 'spired est-
&salt fedi sley vssiesese, Woeillemis, user Arabia.
Ink as eta at as ellesosed ap.
Madrid seeinseesi the of the pirdledua et as oily
age, sad co the
art ll* wee SWIM a sew
bethe ley* et lkipmerip. of yid& )esiliesisa
dotal se the IM of July, is the
wooer eessiesei !gibe deems et Ne. Chaellsr, eel le
Int seselysil as Si Mee 4 hie elbows* Ihe htleset
besiege they ilea Wheal% Ihel et the
Ile isles aria &Met IS this •hessesehle
lisidinummes=llllaesel was badge Mos boa hit keg aad
aM lisiderrner Itespital, of
whisk krYlelea he inn Ike seeltesavipee. The as
to `Warrmserikrri eat Met is " Meer-
W