The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-17 00:00:00

RAW intelltainct.

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COURT OF EXClimaiistc.—P.l. 10,
SITIVISI Il SL/100.11110SZ TO LOW Cl4lll WADS WM $L
wain Amason, as MAIMS.
VOILIZII V. MAILINALL.—LIAB/Lrfalll OP AAAAA OLDIIIB
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defendant a entail saa of wary fa
his .h.. el dose-
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lit:rued tass do *IOW Mews. Nebel odd
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quasi Of tb. felon of w beet lisoo lastreareais had all
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diolallbel by the mood if a &Mead wader Me beak-
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TM joy Aoki file the plastids tbe
wiled "le 'Wedeln ablelt had boa takes as to
the hos at is sato sad se Sadie authority of tbe orselen
M pled. the Meet of ebeirelealden who woe Moat, by
the Ma ti tb sesesitio.
TM ads vas sow wade for the nib, whisk the wart
pasted.
Bale alai `rated.
SWUM V. TAMIL —BALLOONING.
_ _ _

This was ea when by Mr. Graham, the hubsfplof the
well-knownneemmat, to recover 30L, which had bees
agreed to be poll by the defeedent to her, for an ascent
frees Chevelerpatic, near Newmarket. By the coctreet
bonnie the perdu, which was proved by certain letters
whisk hei purl between them, the defendant guaranteed
the neeserry supply of gas, and that the sum in question
was, together with travelling expenses, to be paid for the
wUM the U the trial it wu proved that the defendant
had duly paid kr the 'gas whisk was regain& for the in-
flation el tbe bases. bat whet the time had arrived
at wad* die mend wee to be made, it was found
that eke bed am seised eosadlag power
and thee the peddle were disappeleted. 'Upon this the de-
fendant, when applied to for payment, refused to perform
his oontrnet, referring Mrs. Graham to the gas company.
Hance the present widen. The sass same at for trial at the
sittings epee last term at Ottildbell, before Mr. Baron
Mer. sad the jury feud for the plaintiff.
Is new media per the rule it was contended that the
leerweilLudgeenstit to have dented the jury so that they
simeeld a verdict for the defendant, who had
bees peeved to lave dose all that he was bound to do in the
weelier.
The mart granted the rule.
arrow al SIM PIM al Wllll,lllllMarlillelli ace. nacre PLAIT
cease 001101011 8011111.
SPITS a. lIILLII—aIOIIIIII3.
This wee an action brought by the plaintiff, a " sae-
folder," to remover sompeneation in damps from the dr
fondant, the proprietor of the King's Arms, near Harrow,
for a malicious deader *pokes by his wife. The
in October last, was in the employment of a Mr. Maunders,
a builder, who was performing a contract near the 'Homey
station. He wee in the habit of fetching beer from the
King's Arms for blemish end the other workmes, but an-
fortesately ea sae °maim a jug in which he had taken
Unitise to the works was not returned. Shortly after this he
called at the defeadent's house, and Iles. Seals refused to
serve him, calling him, in the presence of his fellow work-
men, a "rogue, a thief, and a vagabond." This language
wu rimed before Mr. Maunders, his employer, and the
sonsequesee was that he mu dismissed from hia stiution,
which he bad filled with trust for four years.
The jury, having retired for a short time, returned into
court with • verdict for the damages 61.

COURT OF

BANKRUPTCY.-JAN. 16.
■ NI. COIIIIIIIIO3IZIZTLIO.
TN RI lIIICHLZIL

This was the certificate meeting in Om as of B.
Buehler, merchant, of Cullum-street, late in partnership
with two parties abroad, and trading under the firm of " B.
Buehler and Co." The bankrupt owes to unsecured credi-
tors, 14,6861.; to these holding security, 2,4151.; liabilities,
13,1731. ; to creditors holding guarantee, 6,6301. ; eta,
chiefly sash, about 2,9001. ; securities held, 4,263 i. The
bankrupt hadtbegun with a capital, in October, 1851, of
14.1071. ; there were no profits ; his losses had been
23,6271. ; trade expenses and interest, 7,3911.
The own, though one of considerable interest, was heard
by the Commissioser in his private room ; and the details
are conesqusatly kept from the public, as well se the grenade
on which the decision rests. We understand that a Aut.
olass certifleate was granted.

IX RI IIIOIER..—CASI OP AIIICONDIXO.
An adjudication in bankruptcy ban been made against
Samuel Morris B. Btrohn, merchant, of Bread-etrest,
Cheapeide, trading as " Krohn Brothers." The bankrupt
has absconded, it is supposed to A.uetralia, whither he bad
made immense consignments, and where his brother and
pertner resides. The liabilities are very large, they are be-
lieved to famed 100,0001. ; the amount of meets is ma yet
uncertain. Nears. Taylor and limiter, warehousemen, of
Wood-street, are the petitioning creditors; and Messrs.
Linklatiw are the solicitors under the bankruptcy.