The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-20 00:00:00

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Lon iintetitgence.
EQUITY OOURTB.--YunallAy.
Irmo no.-Pukaesue• Knoseadmr.
Is as TZB GMAT NOMA or BNOLLIID AXD GLASOOW
RAILWAY C

The petition in this the tei
*der wee direst= to eland over fora tnt=r
nig be Mr. Mientes. who was the selisiter the eon-
, petsyte mho es Aldan to *pin =lain porno* his
nibs=
GiTotrrn ih•swonitantan RAILWAT COIITANY v.
HALL.—BILL DlNUMlD.—Qlfaryton op Coen,
la *is ere it appeared that the dekadaat, Mr. Hall,
dein= • irab of ben the above seaway
by way of damps he kividseij fillaseeds°h=
by wooing the road Weft bk. and in* won the es=
paay either to pay the eft.lMMO'eangenortion. Off to ausamia
a Jury es. tbe inieleSt
easepanyatollenawed that the thindant'a had we not injThew.
dandy aemoaa, within the MOSIONIg at thollith meths of
**Loan Obis= Act, and hod *eh bill to =nab the
dsr-ada.tia. taking peoson3ln. leassees t4a dome. •
ash= was then nen for an Winn= is the heats of the
preys,,
awl Craneroeth, bane wham the and= was
the injunction inansiq with a decision
of LetroeallBndi in is
alisto's in " The Lana and North Western
Realm Osinpany v. finsith" (1 Hail sad Twills, 364.)
The of that deoloisa was, that a Court of Equity
wean net permit a party to pot is tom tie power peen
him by the art fur seeming the arnuant of his dames
one be had Ant intab his legal right to some *ow
prmilso—digit is usth be had shows that the do-
=et was now tit wh the
.et the ass asd thesespect redrew
.
Afar to redrew
After Ow Galan had boon grestei. Ls= Trukinrog beer=
Lord Mosier, sed =en the ems qpissa
bele* his lerdelsip, ia thee= of the " an
Itaet and aWnesdt
India Docks Ir. 0 rtlie" MI Lew Jornua, 217), he decided
directly the sostrau. 4. Mai" was then made before
Lord Creamed' to diesel* the botoction in this owe upon
the =thee* of the we hided by Lord Truro, and the
injunction wee timed= dinehod.
Mr. Wabash awn auto, en behalf of the defendant,
that the bill might be dle.ieesd for want of prosecution,
riAs sires. is the **II wasobeff.

awMi. Itaa4.- kr the railway company,
urged dot the owe shoat so &mire the bill with emu,
as the essmeregW telisalana posapaNego la esaferraity
with dm Mkt= at Load qlsala Oeheihe..

The VisoCheaceller apes • sake le dials • bill
kr weld ef preseeatioa, the asset usual aft stew fate the
merit& of the ore. If the arm bed eerie es the
hams., the bill would asenearily bwre bees
with este. The plaintiffs hod bees the put be mite the
dad, though it =fight be • heed are, he did
set MI that he could deft hem the mammy nth. The
bill anate therefore, he Minima with seem

looms Vies.Cssrc.uon Pasutsa.
Sixtus e OLoimow.
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Mr. Melbas end Mr. Cole were heard is super' eta wa-
des io the shore anus. the Nada itortlea k whisk TM
'driller a testatrix (who bad giros
illte=llaolooi
leer sawed seledeos) was legitimate or
Mr. Hama sad Mr Shadwell, eplest—MT-eatioe, bad
not finished Mrs the teeth new
Mr. Metcalf wee tar the Mashies miler the will.
The above case essegoial tae whole day.

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BOAn V. BILOMLZTAZTZN 0/7Z.P11011111/1011Y Nora.
This was an action brought to recover the sum of SOL,
being the amount of a promissory non able to plain-
tiff, and given as security for a loon by defepayndant. It ap-
peared that the plaintiff in this ease was the representative
of a society—a mutual benefit society—who met together
and enrolled members, but who at the time were not regis-
tered or incorpoested. The society was divided into shares
of SOL each, which was paid for by the owner by monthly
nayments of 10s. each and 3a. 4d. a week per restage.
When the society was possessed of a certain sum that sum
was put up an taken as a loan by the highest bidder.
This was confined to members of the society. The loan
was paid in the same manner as a share in monthly pay-
meats, with the per.centage, and also • monthly pap:tient
of Se., being • premium for the loan. Defendant had ob-
tained such a loan, and had given this promissory note in
payment.
Mr. Horne, for the defence, maintained that this society
was not • legal one. He argued that, it was a partnership
constituted for the purpose of profit, and was not pro-
visionally registered.
At the suggestion of the court, &verdict was entered for
plaintiff, with permission to the defendant to move to enter
a verdict.

Bzurnas r. Youiro. —Acriox roil. FALsa herstrox-

MIST.

In this ease the action waalrOught by a young man, aged
23, who had been brought up as • chemist and surgeon's
smistant in :the country, and had come to London. In
February 11131, he agreed with Mr. Young, the defendant,
a wpm residing in the City-road. He was to receive
301. a year, and engaged himself as a visiting and
dispensing assistant wit also to receive the
half of all half-guinea and fifteen shilling midwifery case.,
in which he was alleged to be skilled. Mr. Young being
ill on owe ceessiso, *datit wee sent to attend • Mrs.
Manh in bar osedimmeme, end attended her some time sob-
sentiently with Dr. Tong's knowledge, he believed. About
this time Dr. Toot dhpseed of his Waimea to a Mr.
Pots, who did not inegege the plaiatiff. About this time •
S.:egged Assam west to Clerkeswill. and Meshed •
ctn." pages laser said Fisher. T Ma Mar
to MN. Miele* when they saw the baby whhli hal died,
gad also seem laden They then went ie the as where
Mr. Bids wry end he woe theepil with Wategag
medi-
daw,lid *deg AM "tithing eseereadagtee diem He
dna pen Niel New sinely. Aida* bid received
and bell selseed. A pod bask assiblig the salvia of the
MN. sithefikey arse wee head is Ith be., which sees
Weald by the Nam Magi was *ea heshmeffed and
walked through the etriess to a ook whams he was
takes to the eNdenAgises, sod biked up sH trakZie
wee ezantiatel the nest day by a sae wad
He then west into the owls if a Dr. Harris, wise turned
out to be an improper dreeneer, awl wee enbeeissitly
transported. It wee he sempemiles nadir Doss dr.
counsteame that this mess was brought
lir. godliest Wilkins, w behalf of the deflindost, eeid
thee mph, a sis tins De. Trig hod spats well of
ffeaffee, maid dew marking is Meuse his in-
istres. Dot be west to ben" hand De child
died, mil that his seeistan• t Beet
eh gibe the usibeise
to hie poling. Plaintiff also ailsitted bobs die
that lie• bad dose wren oil wield vier*
holoshrsigemiseein saggettoil Nat the Joey eireald give the
a frithing.
lArd OWllbeill then imams' sp. eininfig Deg there woe
ilseig bag Dig the piling, was welded to widget, and
Dig the only gauges wee ine of dasegis.
The jsry then hand await he lbe plaintiff—Dosages,

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PAULI& T. 21111 LONDON, BRIGHTON AND BOOTH.
COMM RAILWAY C RALIMAT AOCIDNNT.
The pisimiff in this tem might is mover damages in
essesemesse of having sass smile injury in a railway
colthism, mused by the of the defendants'
ernolals, sad the defendants that they were not
▪ The !Me of the case were them :—The plaintiff was at
the Um alike accident • SOMINNMII4I traveller, employed
by Mr. Peeler, a wire amehase Abigate, at salary of
MO& whisk with Miter olhoolsain, was emanated to
mak; MM 11411•Ti111 MGM Ign. per ensue. A great part
of the pleietiffe busies ti apes the south cwt. and
ha thessibee 81l set mile hi Leedom, but at Porthester,
std we de meanly la the habit of travelling by railway
Wass& Ladoga sled Mat plus The terminus at Land-
met mos nod )dents by lie ltsmlh Corot and the South
Waging Railway Othrisk sad toes was • locomotive
shed there which wm seed Mammals. Oa the 29th
Ost.. MN, lb. Adair Melt • SONSidelli ticket, and got
into the lies& Washes tank Ishii bit Landport for NO-
Anew M 7.49 p.m. The sight was dark, it was raining
bard, and thins WM no light in the anise. The train
started, said shim it bad got a quests. er half • mile on its
way it ess ese et the South Nest Osimmay's assists,
whisk wee the Mee. The essomoles was miry ware,
sad the piiYls bead wee deists maim the
stedesa, smi lis kisaraimell lest Me maw. after-
wards ammisamess estmemil, mad be this head t his
only *Sew-penman la hie ampeelemat st M. carriage—
' a lady—was left assishes at his Aeis Piss ant store was
to get oat of the wisp, but the deer we leated, sad it
was may by the Weak" of the wisdom Met be was able
seCeat. The pielatiff at this tins we MINISre of the
e Way width le bad sustained, and with other
yammers, walked bask to the stades, sad after some Bow
=re put into Misr emits« red seat es. Whim he
hew he hit astral sad sick, but be west Is bed,
sad as stab moody he applied was a does of apmisth me-
diates. The seat day, hemmer, It was found that nothisil
salamis was eithereary, and Mr. Merritt, who stlooded
bias; hesesd theeplaiss that
be bed sustained .mammies
of the beds sad of the spinal wed. Babassoestly he ap-
plied te several other needled gentlemen of eathnswee, and
the mead et their mantimadess was that Mr. Martin's
eoliths elm head to be etweest. The of the
Wary wee that kis abed sod Indy wets se t be
was midis Issesathine tease as • essmisedel travellnand
the probability was that be sever ag weld be able to do
so. He bad, however, been a veinal& servant to Mr.
Potter, and he therefor; gave hint a salary, or gratuity, of
1004 a year, although he was unable to apply himself to'
any resole; work. The plaintiff wee now about 461
years of age, sad he was a 'married man, with
a family of sewn children, and it was an unfor-
tunate circumstance that the family of • relative
was also dependent yea hint. To *bow the state of the
plaintirs health, it was proved that he effected • policy
insurance upon his life in the Britannia OMNI fir
shortly before the accident, when his life was musidend •
my good one. He also seat la a peeped is. esethee
palmy, but upon consideration he delammened not to ham
Is:Lettsolitim in one aloe, sad thirties be withdrew bit
prepeed. Bosse few .i Sher the mediae be
seat is a premed to the Mislead sad ffemidest Odom bat
Dr. Omura sad Dr. Hodgkin, mho onsmthed him, were
of asides dist his life was not this es immahl• one, sad
his wpm & wee set emoted. Is mist Is the. the negli-
gees's of the delbsdaots' servants, it was pawed dim at the
time of the assillost • red signal bight was dialag hie Me
leasseetive shed at Landport, and that belas thus ate
Mgt te have been permitted to leave the shed. The
Elbe death Wasters testa sew this red light,