The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

names to Muni ae TR law.
Zoterrva r. VINENT.
Mr. Loyd. on the part of the de readapt, *weed that en
attachment imued against the defendant on the 17th April
should be discharged fir irregular.ty. The suit has been
repeatedly befare the court, and it arises out of certain con-
signments of copper ore and ether merchandise from the
island of Cabe, on which plaintiff &Aims alien for advances.
Defendant resides in Cuba, out of the jurisdiction of the
court.
The Muter of the Rolls said it bad been decided that a
iiefeedant out of the jurisdiction could not be attached for
default. It might be a hardship upon the plaintiff, but he
was precluded by the cases decided on the point, and he
nest dasharge the attachment with costs.
Ms.
Laid said it had been considered aftessary to dis-
shares attachment, as defendant was coining to this
eeea
11 then moved that the 'All against the defend-
ant tabaa pro asalsese ander the prosiiiollll of the
ittlt sad lltb edam, of tba smart, which provide that when
a nitlentlent asidass le put M Ms answer, and the plaintiff
mast milk deo dillosema pwamare an attaehment to be en-
ameled agaleat bin, h. dsll be considered to have ab-
simmiah, lewd& Ow Foam at the court, and the bill shall
le Mlnn NAM lira pea sunhats. The hill was filed in
nit. awl dna was gives us taw defendant to put in his
mum ; mad. unsay, bathes tints was given, but
dr answer had sat loft pot Y. As attachment was issued
ea she 17th Apll, spa mabstitated aotico, upon the
doses arlialler. la pat is his SAME( within 14 days.
The Maw albs Rdb said, the Vith order gate the
met • Irian dberstimit. Sawa the court could allow the
am to as IMMO pee Nallini• *art be satisfied that defea-
tism bad abssawled, awrallamad flf asswri the plaiatifra bill.
Hs weld sat my this pats bad absconded, as he resided in
Cabs, sad bad aster liessim Leland. He coald not make
an order that the bill be taken pea cockle*.

Ihroaa ViCIFCIIIINVOLSAIL Knmumarr.
SOLTAL •. De CATIWLIC BILL-RINGO

At CLAPAAN.

It will be recollected that this bi.:l was died by Mr.
Bohan, a gentleman residing at Clapham, for an injunction
ts restrain the defendant, who wee the officiating minister
of a catlioric dispel adjoining the plaintiff's residence, from
Mowing the belle of the chapel to be rung. A demurrer
w pet in, which was led, and the injunction wu

darn pealed, bat no (ruttier proceedings bad boos taken in
to snit.

Mr. Tripp, on behalf of the plainuff, sow tweed that the
bill might be taken pro eonfeuo.
Mr. Bartow*, who upon the last /earls' appeared for
this defendant, said that Kr. 1/e Held had left England, and
woo set likely to return. The plaintiff was, therefore.
quite jewtilled in moving ; but bvpuggested that it would be
hotter to take the order in • week'. time, to give sone one

as oppertiniM to sawn ea behalf of the defendant.
Mr. Tripp eljosind to this course.
The Ifismehommilor end if the parties ethernet, m
lalfallaballa Weld be eatemsned, otherwise the start I
nut mused toseshog to the strict premin.
Mr. Tripp Asa ma the affidavit of the plaintiff's soliei-
tee, whisk thing Sat ths bill was filed as the 20th of No-
worm Wet so appnosses was catered for the de.
lissinst an the ih. MU/ that a demurrer was put io,
which ma evoirsind ad** agnestion wrested. That on
the hat ci‘lasseargtiKandb•Asiat's sabeiton, Meters. Hart-
ing, were app/ind to and esspmeMd to put an end to the
suit, rpm moonlit the coats. The defendant's solicitor
made no reply to OM proposition, bet requested to know
whether it wet the intsmtisa of the plaintiff to allow one
hsi Mhe Mgr is affibter t. thisasenliee manner of treat-
ing the reatese, the Pont, stated that he intended to abide
by tholepemstim. Hodes writhes pain to the defendant's 10.
honer It pat to on mwerte to the bill. Upon that as applies-
tio• minimnialnik• Malawi Is Claseary, sada month's leave
woe atone/ This puled was shertneds intended to
another arab ea the proumd that the dothatisat was out
of the jesinildlint d the INK but it was ups the under-
standing that as MOM/ time would be greeted. At the
azilMtnant, the two maths the &teatimes solicitor was
=L OOM MS ins bn4 stated that the dellualsat was still
As Minimeat was then kind soden the
da-
dtaiwl tor met patthaf in his answer, had the defendant
arm Mated to be in 'lna, or gems ether place on the
Nutmeat, and would am be served with the order. The
sdldasft of the Andra meeT stated Ma ha hod twirls
ems to the dehmithes hewn to s eve the mew, awl was
bid that the afineloat was away from Man sad wear
met Meet bit twe R is weeks, and that they maid IM4 ter
ethos bo wield return. Under these ebninelmon it
was asked, in seder to pat an end to the salt,
that the hit nth* be taken pro confess*, sad a day lieu
ha that purpose sesesding to the practice et the swan. In
momilsoe, it the eshooloat eine% be night sums for-
wank se pay momhi Ms behalf.
The Thesike and he eatteleined toms dumb. se
to the poetise la otrth MN, bat he thumblike host nose
would On to fin Om net ethos day ha Witty Tent he
taking*, IMI pro semheso. sal • espy et fhb coda thould
bo reemi apse the defindiat's selisitor.

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