The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-11 00:00:00

COURT OF ERCHEQUEL-A:ESTERDAT!

ISITTINDI AT MD Yalv►„ AT %b NA DINATTIL BEAMS Tu LUBD
Cue► &sox, AND ST/PCIAL !mum.
PNLICUNT V. LOADIN. —ACTION AOAINST AN ATTON-
I NIT TO ISCOTIR COMPILATION IN DAMAGES YOE
HEIGLIONSICII IN INTESTMINT or A Sox or MONET.

Mr. t. Shea stated the ease to the jury, sad said
teas}Hat alatiff was a Kra Azusa Maria Pehehet, sad wea
tlee miaow et a Kr. Fletbse Loafs Niche. lA* !tad bees

es
grew is the British army, and was elliewerde a pro-
Colpfais hear at she Military , at Where ; end re do-
Ilindsat was an attorney la Rellerrylage, reetar-
square. The ratios was • • mow engnention
in damages for having la the sera et Mr, belong-
ing to the plaintiff, he se asollipora Ind weir • smear,
that both the interest sad perinea bad been ler Seek •
legs was very serials to the yiertlM ragenger r
bares the interest whisk she lad received from •
hirer iangureat of hue MI., gad • err peahen, she
W es means of egainterng boreal and bar esse aildna.
he lest Ingerent Irish lad bees made of the fliel. wr
by korai le to • who had geared as anaulty
he the hue nil 11 per cent. ialmiser. Mr. Petra
died la the at ;use, UK and sere has aftee hi
dieser the parr who 'ail Massed the manoty inured
•• NM Ms Irish he err Orly did. The defsedant gra
undertook to mimosa the WM tir re pisiageitneM It appear
Mr. Longa wee enueired eft • sr fl lo
bonistert le giber be bed advanced LOOM Sir Gam' •regor
afterwards to his he a farther ire of 4001.,-and
he then aped lie had bin the $6Ol. of the *leer at 6 per
NM. interest, whisk he did he Marla 1300. This never
mar wee without the essiest or knewledge of the
plaintiff. llarasenuently the &shrine inhered kr of it,
sod told her that the securities which Sir Gregory Lewis
W deposited with his assisted of agar=
=4r tay-two rani ht the like/&&
which were greed to be weer UL per signs
sad twelve gqeerier shares I. re Manebenter Aiblerueriv
Lyra and Railway Compasy. Ia dee gyring et
the year ledilatris aintiff came to town, 68d dm ke the
first time abs that Sir Gregory Lewis bad died ia
October, ISM, la insolent circularise, saiabed the beak
shares and the railway shares' were utterly minalem as se
curia's. With respect to the bank Ares le appeared thee
Sir Gregory owed the bank mosey whoa lie died, sad by
the constitution of the bank, the bar was sanded to
keep the shares of any shareleider who wee I.
their debt. As to the railway shares, it was dis-
covered that they did age Sim
covered to Sir Grapey
Lewin et ell, but were the peke of a Captain Herrin".
ham, who had lent them fe 3b Gregory Lewis, end bid
been lent him In ear ratney upon. The de endant that
assisted the plaintiff to lay her case before the late Mr.
Sicirbottoes a coaryaneer. The epistles which that gia.~
tleman exp;essed was, OM peeling fa oWty Mrs. Pellet&
might be entitled to demand to bar bah the bank and
railway shirts, hot be gave a mast distinct opinion that
Mrs. Eclichet sour Willed to reamer her 3101. from the die
lendrat, for the agglinat serer he whir he bad invented
the money. Is suouraerame of tie dalereet set tangy
to any itatisfseise, tame. re mar satins was
Evidence we. OM gad in euppest of thillipegitLits
miss. With vesper le the BheAsY and Belford Bank
shares, it appeared *het wham liir Gregory Lewin died he
owed the of 3001. The bank had since
failed, sad there berbsoLdea call of 101. • share, when its
stain win word
Mr. Keens than addeerel the jury he the defendant,
and contemiled that Ls erne bed act bees guilty of any
negligence in enema the merry to Sir Gregory Lewin
who was a respeemble ma. Be lived in a subacsatial
house in liarierstrest, and kept a carriage and servals*.
Upon his marriage, ble lather, by • Norris. millennia,
settled 3001. • year tapes him and hi wills. An undo of
Sir Gregory's Widish him 10,0001., irrl the paeaaei et bit
professional esertigne bra always bon eeaddgsekM, ad la
the yiar 1812 they bed am hearse! to es neat es 1,1001. Mr
Gregory's life was isinged kir IlitlM, bee at hi death it
was unfortunately herd t d wean lan,
be having
_robed run
_eyesekirai s k
therby herbed It.
He subWOlud twit dee eerier t was est Nlime berm
it hail turn eat else Sir Omer died ingehent. He bad
,Seed in a manses' calculated to deceive pear but that was
no
reason that it should be now said That the aischine
had been guilty of greet negligent bs lowlisi Ihe phiseits
saner
en to him. The darner Mart hal lent retra
1,0001 fur which, eent•itY, eir=
household furniture. Bach was the the 1
defendant had in Sir Gregory Lewin Yet be stewed ere
titer person of whom he had borrowed Mr to liar • yaw
charge upon the furniture, sad rat roomed rage eyes
it. When the furniture woe geld, ter legividusi regard
his 5001., and the defendant get may 4001. With roraset
to tho 3301., the defendant urged ups. the plaintiff to yet
it in the feeds, but she would not Wen to
that propose!, sad wished to have the wan laid

out in seek a was ea to pt more interest then the
loads produced. With respect to t►e honk thane and the
railway 4141118 deposited by tiir Gregory Lewin, when he
borrowed the mu , the defend►nt had every ream to be-
lieve that they were good securities. He (Mr. Knowles)
therefore submitted that his client had been guilty of no
negligent* in investing the money of the plaintiff.
Mr. Loader was then culled, but kis examination was
not concluded w►en the court rose.

THE POLICE COURTS.
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MANSION-HOUSE.
John Vivian was brought before Alderman Cabin,
charged with having stolen a great number of outside coats
belonging to gentlemen connected with the Stock Eu
change.
Sir Hobert W. Carden requested to be permitted to my. a
few words upon the subject of the numerous robberies
which had lately been committed in the Stock Exchange,
and in the perpetration of which it appeared the prisoner
had been concerned. For a considerable period members
of the house had missed their great emits from the places
in which it was their custom to deposit them, and the com-
mittee had in vain made inquiries into the matter. Hay-
don and Huggitt, two very active detective officers of the
City, had been employed to watch those who walked in and
out of the building, sad for some time the suspicion was
very uncertain. Within about Sys weeks it was ascertained
that 17 or 18 coats had disappeared, notwithstanding the
vigilance of the beadle at the several entrances. At last
a person followed the prisoner, who had been observed
about the avenues to the Stock Exchange, took him into
custody, and found in his possession a greet somber of du-
plicates, which soon showed that he bad bees industrious
in appropriating the clothes of the member. Is had been
suspected that the robberies bad bees committed by some
individuals who had sense to the house in consequence of
their connexion with some date members, bet it was very
satisfactory to know that the prisoner was not in the °lnce
of any stock-broker, and had nothing to do with the
building.
The prisoner, alter the evidence given by the °Seers,
was remanded till Monday next, when several eases against
bins will be investigated. He confessed that he had stolen
a :mother of the coats.

BOW-STREET.
Charles Noah, formerly • railway parliamentary agent,
was brought up coo remand, charged with forging the signa-
ture of Mr. Peter Ilanystocke, of Wicklow, Ireland,
fanner, to • transfer of 196 shares in the Dublin and Wick-
low Railway Company, and further, with felonimudy trans-
ferring ten shares in the name company, the property of
Kr. Michael Kenny, of Dublin, builder. The main evi-
dence for the prosecution having been already heard, there
wee now received only the evidence of Hanystocks'e father,
who proved that he saw his son on the 18th May last (as
deposed) sign a paper connected with his railway shares, at
the regent of Mr. Nash, to whom he banded the paper so
signed. The witness knew monis, of the nature of the
paper. The shares bad been transferred to big sot 4 Capt. I
Owen, the agent of Lord Couirtown, who is this witoesa's
landlord, for a him of forty-nine acres. There was nothing
whatever paid to his sou for the shame. Calls bad been
paid on then by Captain Owen, and another call was now
lode.

Xr. Peter Kelly admitted the signature shown him, but
enkd, when ha signed, he thought it was a proxy paper.
Xr. Keane, barrister, for the prisoner, insulted that tho
witneeses knew what they were signing, and alleged that
the proselytism was got up by the directors, with whom
Mr. Nash, who was a large shareholder, had been long at
litigation. The snares were of no value, and the parties
wished to get rid of them.—Fully committed.