The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-10 00:00:00

OFFICERS' WIDOW AND ORPHAN
PERMANENT FUND.

TO THI IDITOa Olt TIP DST OMITS.
813,—1n an article in the nom of the 6th init.,
woneenateg the close of the Dims (Crimea) Feed, I read
we fellows :—H Toon nettles • large balsam eneepuded
ken the second rubeeription to t►e Mama Feed, wbieb will
be ssocrteleed as Ewa as possible. We request the advice
Mate sabsoriben es to its applisation."
Will pee allow ate, through your alum, to draw the
Weed*. @Mc** sebewiben to the "011ears' Widow sad
Orphau Permanent Feud "—taw of tie many sufferers by
the fails,* of Molars. Strohm and 00.
The obi• ate et this fund (instituted for the mete grarpoes of
milting the nressaities of the widows, Graham, and de-
, pettiest relative. of B oaken) ate manger is character
le thaw of the Time. Food, that it mem not improbable
the aebeeriben to the latter 'eight be lattineC if this setter
we brought to t►eir *cities, to dowile Me "large Warm
weezneseed " to the support OM* feinew.
Will you kindly forward the leineerne ef the families ef
eel pliant °Setts by airing this seggeolien a place In pour
Jevenal P—l am, he.,
ALFRED HAMILTON, Hon. Bee.
• IN, Chatlag-*row, Jay 9.

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This was aDM Med by the wife nano bet hothead sad
the tousemis of Mr asniage settlenteat, paying ant •
abet nip OM the Wheal mat be IN/4mM y
Ile pleat w sitmeell es Ids pert estate' la the mar-
-1 asp senate" aril is particular to pep aq flees sad fees
whin might be meaner, la order to vest doe lead sable.'
to the itettlantat la the trustees thereof. The plaintiff at
the time of Lee marriage was an Went, and sniffed te an
estate tall in tans eepyheld estates la the Weston par-
tiatlerly demand, and by that indesture the hothead
sectioned in one the latemdeil warriage should take attest
that ha and the plasma would, Edda ate MAMA after the
plaintiff should attain the ego el 21 years, at the proper
tete sad sharps of the buthend, et the thea neat or ass
embsequeat mart of the tuews,, surrender into the
hands of the lord the said megyhold Mane, to the
use of the trustees, to tit bust that they or
wee ef them might, at the este lad tharges of the
busload, be admitted masts, to hold the rams upon the
trusts therein mentioned, beteg trusts fa the separate nee
tithe wife. The qui stion diseases& was whether, under
this eminant, the hothead wee bond to pay the Posts
shish the lord was nailed upon the airtime, of the
VAbeteg one year's improved value of the property.
lIISI nil Mr. Feeder arspeared for the plaintiff;
Mr. Byelaw ter the husband ; and Mr. Berhawe, jen,
wriattests
te VCheneffer nil be mold not stretch this sawisend the meta *animism of the trustees. Thm
bail den hisenty whim be bad placed the Masse
apes the nib el flotsam. That ma was perfect mid sen-
sate Mast the gamin of the in. He mold an isle
that the inelend ens la imineinify the estate from the foe;
the mast would and the mans of raga; the mesemary
sonsent, so as to eat the trustees from the stet el debt
he the ansenat of the fin to which they would be Este at
the snit of the lea. Ile should direct a dederatla that
the /is wee metimiman la Ike costs of the adedwims of the
Melees to the cep holds.

COURT OF QUEEN'S
MIS AT MK TIMM AT OWLIMALI

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BENCH.-JULY 9.
DOOM MID EMPIIMIL MID •

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Is this ea which wee a prosecution by new f otitis ,to
repeal a pant granted to the defendant in 1816 for a
promos to reader indiarabbar capable of "cold resist:woe,"
and which was onalarnoed on Saturday, the jury found a
verdict for the defendant.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JoIt 9.
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TM plaintiff in this sem is the assistant surveyor of high-
ways for the parish of Lambeth, and the defendant as •
bade, residing in the same parish. The action was brought
to recover damages for slander ; and the defendant pleaded
sot guilty end • justification.
Mr. Serjeent Syles and Ile. Leah appeared for the
=fed Yr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Field for the
The gander was to the following effect : First, that the
defeedantled said of the plaintiff, in reference to aims (Re-
pute with W parish as to arcs pavement, "If I (the &-
MAIM) bed given North a 61. note it would have Men all
sottled, no doubt ; but I was not going to do sa" fassndlv,
a stalemset that the plaintiff bad tale. a dime for 61.
of a paviag contractor named Harding, for gormieg him a
dines for 1601, part of his amount against the parish, at
as masher period than he wield *henries have got lt.
Thiefly, that the defendant beilelsted est the plehell bad
resoled matey es amount of the perish. sal had ask paid
it is I ask fourthly, that a contractor aimed Whittle had
kept the plaintiff's hems for hint. A. to the Wed and
fourth 1t,.. of the slander, it was agreed, in the mune
of the sea, that they should be abastioned, and She ether
sous only west to the jury.
heileme was given in justifleation. The &deeding was
=and he stated that in reforms@ to the wawa% the
called upon him, and saw him outside of the home,
sad add, " Well, this is • bad Job. This house mast ease
dews. Isfabiag bat opening down will satisfy the hoard."
Altintanadlebe mad, " Sbow me your plans, and I will see if I
east seeks it all right." It was nowise, so they west Into
the bassi, awl the plaintiff saw the plane, sad they had
sue heaadymeratar sad cigars. As he was about karts;
the plaintiff took the asessdaat by the era sad sold, "Old
fellow, between pee end me, 61. will male this job all
right." TM parent was »laid, and aftmwmis the
ailff sensor's led said, " I have made It all right for
you about the lessee, the beard has settled it is sat to ems
re." He said, "Yon recollect the seeversatice is the
garden ?" Witness said, "I do not enelly," sad the plain-
tiff than said, " Toe am not going to Jew acne the pave.
meat must cane up." He velasaid, "You shall
take it up twisty times before you shall Jew
me." Ilpou the other part of the coos Harding was
Galled, and his ststentast was to the offset that he had gives
the plaintiff • cheque for 61. to obtain him a cheque as
amount from the parish, and also la eoesideratios of an
laysation by the plaintiff that he could proems him some

jobs.
The plaintiff, on his part, positively denied the statement
of the defendant as to making the dispute u to the pavement
all right for 61.; and as to the payment to Harding, the
plaintiff's ease was that Hurdles had been employed to do
some paving work in (*nautili" with the Licensed Vie-
mallets' Asylum. At that time Yr. Bryon was chairmen of
the asylum, sad the plaintiff's cue was that that gentleman
latrod•ad him to Hardie, and suggested that be s►ould
be employed to make the neoestesy drawings, its., and the
61. be received for what be ►ad done in that way.
The jury, after considering the matter for an hour, gave •
violist for the plaintiff—damages, one farthing.

COURT OF Brice.._
SECOND COURT.
1111PM11111 AT ant PIM AT OUILDVALL urea Tlll/1,-/OA.
KAMM MID 111110 AL MUM
SANWITT I/ 711ILDING.-OANBLING TWO/ACTIONS.
Mr. Edwin Janes sad Mr. Hal/kiss appeared for the
g, and Mr. Pigott and Mr. Barnard represented the
t.
plaintiff is this action sought to meow=
t, Major Basil Percy Pieldh...tr,,
these. of 3001, that being the do
=the defendant to the plaintit
that he was never indebted, that heath Ibil
stOn dense the defendant borrowed of the Mtn
enamaspizSilat room 300 ivory coanters,fmtrgana,
es
ihe we knew, of the Weedier&
at a certain genie called French Istaispiral
as Waig
w given tor seettricg to the 111 MS
being the sonnet value of the gamin&
To entails\ a Olga fade needs Ihe gond plaintiff the
debnieseebasiwriting wee peeve& to tie dints, in que-
lls', whisk as us follows:
"Mara 16th, Mk
" Hears. Cox and Co.—Plane peg Copt Jennies es
Meer 0604.—8. Feasatee, Odanesat Guards."
For the defame, Major FleMas was called, and
est his ezamtheina was eassonsdeted withr:testilleiTit
INS isierlas . hen weenie white he had Is the
Odom. He aid he was the debsdeat. Is tlipie=2l
d 1066 be west le the pleistite home, in
the neat is whisk he wee he believed was used by the
*kW far gentiles purpose. The house was knows
the sass of " The Isabela" Oa that minim be
Fres* Maud, eel bet ell the massy he had sheetlW
Wilms the plead"' is Ms beeline was prawn he the sets
Atha he had INS Ibises,' be gave the 'MOW a sbi
he whisk be meshed eeaucounters. Hs easilseed iM
with and lost all these scents,.. Os the Med of Feb is
is the sane year he anbuked for Twthey.
Oromesanned—He had visited the 0 ben" a few then
to 1148—three or four Nom He India/a wee any
them. Captain Jamieson was an isseglany person7:l
wee mass well known u Mr. Bareett. His mews lee at{
sealing the dugs* payable to kin was, that be was is. we
hams.
To abut this evidence the Movies liftman@ were Galled
la behalf of the plaintiff :
11111•1101 Biberry, examined—He resided at 13,
Alesnader•aquare, Brampton. The boss, atAlteassia I
defendant wee an the eight in gram was WM& the
.4 Prime's Chess and Draught Club,' and WY Mewled In
Pieladilly, at the career of St. Jantes's•street. The Mind-
eat was: them, and had said to him "Lek Basalt is lend
me 1001." Ho moordiagly went into the ant moat where
plaintiff was
the ela, sad obtained the 1001., whisk be gave to
the defendant, who afterwards applied es him to get hint
2001. mom +bleb he did.
Cross examined—Had taken no active pert is the house,
neither had he ever kept the door. He gave all the mosey
to the defeudant without reativing any selthowledgmest.
Frederick Barnett said he war the plaintiff. &Swathe,
be bed beaded Sneer' 1001. to giveth the dedendeat. When
he named to the room the ehmee is gullies was partly
drawn. .
Oraamanined—He did sot keep a gambling-home. lie i
benne& there were se each things now. The house w•
net salted " The Feathers."
I
Mr. Baron Mania—You had better take sue, MA
2=hat yon sey.
Dins matimied—lie bad new attesdedlt=
Ming kenos. He thought the 3001. was in Beak of
sites. He did set ham that masters wen seed7be
hewn. He hal sees kneed played then. TM head wine
waleslnd " The Feathers." It was ailed the Pdaps'a Old,
sad ti
the Du his brother. He nimbi lin
sightly for the pupae of aemennedaling gpsdine w'
reieney.
The witness bung his manittatios wee suddenly takes
ii, /red or. a alkyd Is be seated. Lithe thealsithe of the
Mr. Bens Mann said the witness us,W isath the Inert,
bet night set lame the prednele at 001kaL Ile wadi
essedi the Mdef DAM IS the ocarie that ought to be
seder the elneenstesen et the nee.
lei
of the dab wen *ea put in, sad the 10th
sun sided that "se pne at breed shall ea any amount be
reigeregd, esd op easigther lltlat,ee 'dampens to
ken& beent*ma to
Mr. Bases abide add the Jsr"y 'Q the &deadest was
entitled to theivisill& It alikfliwn been tru that the
OK IMNlftlii 111 May, but it was quite nesifest that the
eitelsto austere betas it readied the
led .lejeendSl6ll. •

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