The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-17 00:00:00

E QUEST ON THE WOMEN KILLED AT

TUB LTING-IN STATE.

The lawn rdie Matta Meth Sarah Beau and
Mn. Chests* Omsk was_ W
peosesded with yestarda=
ho ea
Workuse, Chelsea, beds" Kr. ebby. Sit
Mayne sod several polies osparistesilaste mad lesprehris
were is atorertasse, wad won nowisedi Y die OWN sr
the (ley.
The romisder of the nausea lane, bows KM*
The Coressr, having sesillesed thins, le ibis
their anion townsiwedsived hes inesean
yeessoled to neeplesille • the endows& le said dine
Met be we dubs Net nee MOON% podia*, le the sr
Jensen et Wiz sadism Mein, bed sone by violent
dein, sad the teen= Iht a decide was, whether
their diens MI boss or were is any way attn.
butable to woolen er winellwel sw the pert at sagittibti
The
duals. Ty had be She edam, of Chief
Scour of Police, who had Islas the whole tionowilillity
C t himself, and who, Knee. he lea wet OM lestros.
bons for the opening of the snood saneness le the Keeps-
tel.wis not prepared to (key Net Onset of Kr. NOM bed
nougattd um evil, donnas, thug the 'gunny sight hove
been greattr had that step sot bees lakes. Os tinkles 85
the instructions, he (the =km% etrZieue then
discretion WU gives to the Ns le beill
perhaps dune the best is the snowily. They had the
tridents@ of &Woe, that near the nese where the wenn
dropped he heed himself is as epee apes., and that there
were est nen this Nana thotwood perms between the seem
Via igessios the kw weaW have to molder vas, whitlow
this yam led leg *sir lives through neglect or loath
ragas IS the pert Ithin *ranee Sir R.
Mayes a gesponsilds. Rotas "sees) oast my that he
could sot discover that en Wm We. unbent& to the
police with retorters to these Mons. Re bilinwa that
Mr. Pearce, by esereirihg his ilbentios, had eery Nth
disinithed the sossat ri=aislinn ha =
te wishe.l at sousaveleepilliait Ind ben
such as the enstisw of lenient le Mania the
Integra of the owed. With tbw ebeerredees be should
leave the me to the jury.
Ibe jury retired, aged after upwszda of two basso' dot
libcctuss honed the following verdict; "
accompanied by on eaprossion of regret that bison s
emote were not adopted by the pails seshorities=
public safety on bsturday murs km"

COENIsetoN or LOWACL--Ymierday a esinada.
elea of limey we.
ao,
tiptoed at las laidlabeeel Taws%
sr Wore Catmlakarr Baba rad •
Nip le broke isto the oats of Wad of Mr. ha* Oda.
mho bad tar way paw email on tat raw.
sadeemear, M Saymeatwieme, Neesaiwealare. Is tla
Nam eambeadee, it umpired that the subject ei
amphiry woe und., Nee advise that he was in extreme
c= alines it was prevellibet be was potsh a ard 2.000 L
asides 'Oat pswarty. Asottier hallucina-
tion uiwor which Its LMT_ yr that the hens of 'b.
various churches WON sahlindly shustdiret forth the word.
" forgery, forgery!" se Iferaadaia W eif this crime. After
going into • yarietyof ovidease,_the Jury cameti Ott• una-
sienna.. verdict—"7lst Ws was of unsound mind,
sod incapable of "Zoe ellisies ; and that be bad
bees ea dale the Mat het."

Raba Intelligence.
EQUITY COURTS.—:zat SIDAY.
&cross TICI.CFAIMILI-011 Yln imuum.
CAVAN LISTS.—NFOLICT OF ♦.r °ln/IC[IIOP Till COUST.

Mr. the Court this ill1;11-
' leg upon nahled Of slue, in%areet to the legal profession
Oaf 1•117. For sew years 'east Very great inconvenience
,h" hcen kit in WWII, "WA a
m the cause hats not being de-
"Te' at • e••••am• 'ausse, and in consequence of the ex-
orbitant price charged_ fee them by the person appointed to
print the hem 0-Am lathe« abases, an application was
made to all the iiingea, in the early part of the Jeer, that
the cewe !..,sts might be allied to the door of each court
iiumediately upon its rising. This application was acceded
to, but unfortunately .he linty of posting the papers was de-
legated to the very paean who hes had thie right to print
Anil sell the lists, and whose profits ware thereby con-
siderably endangered. The missequenee has been that
burn day to day the wart papers have appeared
later and later, and are sometime written in a
meet unintelligible hand, sndimportant omissions are made.
These facts having been stated to the court by Mr. Bag-
shawe,
The Vice-Cheneellor said he would do all he could to see
that the arrangement should be tarried oat so es to meet
the einiveniirsice of the profession. It was evident that
there meet have been some gross mismanagement.

Viorms r. VIOI,IIII.—RATAIRS —ACTION AT Law.
This rase cense on spur eiceptions to the Master's re-
m; under the fullowlag dreamstaseess-
1. 1731 certain tia Waits in Ulamorganshimwere demised
by a gentleman named Llewelyn foe 90 years, with • cove-
nant to repair. In 1823 Sir W. Horror became the lessee of
the mines, and he underlet them to Mews. Vigor's and
Smith. Subsequently Sir W. Gamer assigned the residue
of the term in the mines to trustees for this benefit of his
family. The trustees were the before-mentioned Mr.
Smith. and Mews. Lettaom and Badeley. The under-
lease was assigned in 1831 by Meagre. Vigurs and Smith to
Smith alone, who died in 1837. In 1844 an action was
brought against Maws. Lettsom and Badeley by the ori•
gins! landlord for repair under the covenant in the deed
of 1731, and the action was compromised upon the payment
of 5001. In 1849 Messrs. Lettsom and Badcley brosgut is a
claim beton the Master against the estato of Mr. Vigor,
for 1,6371. by way of damages for the amount, with costa
which they had incurred. The claim was disallowed by
the Muter, and exceptions were now taken tolls. report.
The Vice-Chancellor said there wrs • difficult legal
question raised in this case, and also considerable doubt as
to what sum ought to be allowed for damages. He was of
opinion that these points ought to be tried at law, and he
would therefore allow the exceptions to stand over, with
liberty for the eacuptants to bring such action as they
might be advised.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yssmaromr.
Stemma to atmos.-110,?!. Lou rainesta., M.. itRTICS CULs.

• .111110014 Ma. JusrecTiirunrr sup, AND Jll. Jt
TUN QOllll O. Yogi AND NORM MIDLAND RAIL-
WAY CONPANY.—MANDMIUS TO COMPANT TO cpIIPLIITI

IT Irsz.

This ease was argued before Lord Campbell, Mr. Justice
Erie, and Mr. Justice Crompton, and, es the leered judges
differed in °pintos, judgment was in the first plaoe de-
livered by
Mr. Justice Ede, who mid that the company had
obtained an act of parliament enabling them to construct a
railway, and giving them the usual powers for that pur-
pose. TLey had completed part of the HY. but had not
commenced the remainder. The qeseeism fat the eon-
sitletation of the court was, whether the mmumaey ought to
be compelled by mandanana a somehMi the Mae of
railway. The delrembeis etwasedei dart wave wet Alp&
to finish the line, while the presentees urged theesespeers
act itself required the completion of cos railway. It wen
not supposed that sayeerrept motives bed led to the non-
emepleticm of the 111114 it was abandoned, solely because the
company weft Of 'pinks that it would astrey. His lordship 1
then referred se Tattoos eatho-ities, sited et the bar, when
the case was argued, for the pin -.we,. sbewiag
pony were liable to complete. Them SION were applicable 11
only to those parts of the company's set which were plainly 11
Man obligatory nature, but the power to construct a rail-
way was permissive in its character. It was supposed them
oases lead down that a company should do all that the legis-
lature empowers and compels it to do, but they only showed
that where the legislature intended to compel a thing to be
done, the court would mimeo that intention. He wen,'
therefore, of °pianos the oespletion of the railway could sot
be rnforeed.

Lord Campbell. in delivering judgment, mid theit Mr.
Justice Crompton concurred with him, bet Ming merged
in another plrice, he had not thought it to Mum to
this court to ewes, his concurrence. The deer 11
rutting the material parts of the company's willowd the
the non-corrpletion of the nalway gees ea to Ave
prosecutors are Ovrwan of land over wide h the Mimi, was
to peso; that • portico of the land Of GOO Of the
had actually been esaveyed to the einweey, the
rest of hie property mei meek lentwed IN *AND ; Ibet the
prosecutors were dmfteee the Me etwald be eemploted ,
and that an application het bees male be dist abet to the
company. The dativiawse eesteried they were not bowed
to complete the railway. lot MS lINININPAINS wen as-
doubtedly compelled to pmt with their lewd le the railway
company, and the obligMba met themelbee be mutual.
His lordship, after referring to the evehewities, emended
by stating the judgment of the mart mast be for the prase-
eatios.—.lsdgment accordingly.
Tll QUINN O. LANCAIIRDAZ AND YOIIIIIIIII3 BALLWAT.