The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

casll/114 MID XL JVOTHIS comma.

0/UNT v.

Mr. Wooti to day moved for a rule in this ease to enter •
I or • verdict for the defendant, pursuat to leave
reserved; or fora now trial, upon the ground that the
wadies was umlaut the acidotic'. The action was brought
to recoup 1401. 18e. 3d. for mosey paid sad serving »adored
by the plaintiff to the defendant In coupe:in with his
destin for the borough of Barnstaple; and at the trial
beton Mr. Jostles Williams the jury pre • verdict for the
plaintiff f0►139i.3,.9J. The Int point submitted to the
court was nisei on the 31st swains of 17 sad 18 Viet.,
chap. 102, which enacts that every candidate than
declare to the electioa auditor the name of his
spat for election purpose. who shall be appointed la
writing, and that ke had not appointed and would
net arpolot any other spat, sad that no other than such
meat should have euthority to upend any mosey or incur
any expenses as to the electioa is the name ores behalf of
the candidate. The evidence was that the plaintiff bad net
bees appointed agent in writing. Lauber point was raised
mum the piss that the pleasure asseast had not been seat
in within • math of the 'lntim, aseerdieg to the statute.
To bdwg the we wields the statute it was proved that the
neermatlied been seat within a math to Mr. Howard
Maymerg, who bad boss appointed I. writing agent to the
debealant. But it was now submitted Mat Mr. Maynard
was stet the defendant's agent foe the puree et receiving
aireweate, and that wading the acameat le his woe sot
seibleat. It was also submitted that the awn* was
•Plast the *alums. The plaintiff's madame wee that he
we. to tie paid by tee defeadast a retekleg M MI6 guineas
arid i guineas a day for his Durkee, eel Ike Mince was
that the defendsat bad not employed the pialatiff at all.
Hader these circanistances the jury ought Is have given
the whale of these amounts or nothing at all ; bat what
they la out did was to disallow the ntaining fee altogether,
sad I. deduct two guineas a day from the slabs for
seethes. It was sabalued that this finding was meal
hilly evilest the evidence, sad that there should he anew
trial.

lbs Coast took this to morale Mr. Jostles Williams.

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&mama seethes to mover the mown eidilapi-
&tits. ottMrirM by the rester, of Wilma. T. the de-
dication Ibsen wen various pleas, sad *then the
'Bevis* plea. slab mated that whilst am
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&seamiest was doylies M the Oestial Lomita Masi, it
wee speed Mews's tON On Medi =bases their
Wiese, sed that the plaintiff Medd meg sell es the de-
issiest to pay As mode se the seamy. At the trial the
sadist was Mead he Wm deemedist epos tide_ pies, bat •
modse was eabseevas, ask to saw up jeist sem
*Male meldisee ups Me weed that the piss dlseiwd
a imbed etudes' tibia was void, es& Om/sr*
Vie Messiest meld es' nil es ft as a dvisees to the
aides. Is the view shish be took of the matter it
woo wet Is disesedia wheeler It wee *mei-
seat emits& tbeseliklbse I Mae ewe midi see any
state se elseamsiosese itidd mist eseshsemily wish
the plea, asal without emeestig simony, the. this sea-
east nest be bait to bevel. It sight he that the repass
to tie ewe we eresty mialvalest. sad threes it
veil she be seemmey Is make aay menet is •
treeless, skid be Ilist tee repel» were of
festapeliesat emmst eel It was set weeds well' to 'sear the
sewn ei /aisles Is fast, Uwe wen may states of sir-
euselemen ebb& might suet sessistestly with the plea
weasel the lemsesties *slap comps; sal therefore be
was ei spades OM to. seers amid sot asks the rale also-
Isle.
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ILOSISTO POODOZ. —•17110P POT TNT rani OP GOODS
SOPPLIZO TO • MIDI
This woe as *sties brought to recover 431. 4s. 4d. far
rode sappited to the Plumose Miss. millets is coodueted
os the net book priseiplo, sod is situated is Iderlometbskire.
Kr. hodoost *ls sod Kr. Hareems spear s! for the
oar Kr. Petiroilerf for the Soberest.
The so a deverok ism sad bossier', owl
he espellei the re* Uthe aim era
the saw et Ihe ram It wee aim dove tart the de-
toseese vie athrehelika Is the sloe, sad hod Stye/4 a
=sirillihmehatisis Is Marsh last pest.
The gas a sidle* for the pigtail* tot the arleast

COURT OF

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IN in WILSON AND •
The lesakruptcwere detcribed to builders and contra&
ton, of Notting-bill. This was the certificate meeting.
lir. Lawrence supported; there was no opposition. It
appearieg that oats of the baukrupts bait been bank-
rupt Wen, mei the ether losolvest, sad that the trading
had bees of a spesalative character, his Sawn suspended
the seetiasatse fee ail mosthe—wites rutted, to be of the
third
TEO lOW, BANK 07 ArnretiALtu.
Mr. Barrie, solinitor, ost behalf of Mr. Wrighate, efliedsl
manager at the Brealßlak of Australia, under As win Bier
up Act, sought to open a petition in bankrupts, agast
;elm Parker Marsh, wool-broker, of Salvador-hose`,
illishopegate-street, as a shareholder aad enamilintery
sewer& Would bask. Affidavit- erste made, showing that
the trader wee absent, and this was relied is as an act of
haeliseptey. TM amnia% of the pesitiosiag erediter's debt
12,0004. The matter was itdjoureed.

LK la W. C. COW/
TM bankrupt was a marehant, of liloorgatelitreet, trading
tegibr 4b 600 Canis, Dale, sad Co. This wu the ad-
jeutasicaarnikats tannin. The assogats, end %ha canal
eral a report thereon, kayo bees alrosdy mblisbed lo
hbekly New. Tea total unsreured debts and 'LaMar*
on alsests6,olo.l/.; suite estimated at 34,0001., bat nothing
late this mega% It,. Pesasil stated, would be realised.
Mr. Bean, for the se.iinees offend so opposition but
Meted that the amines at tie bankrupt sines the flute
had haw seek es to sears the approval of the tirsditon.
la amens to a gaieties boat thri mart,
lir. Powell stated that than was ia hand, sad
tomethisi tartkor wadi be received from the Indian con.

sipassesti.
Mr. ROM masidesed the Mare attributable to the bask-
ram beam/ seencessoed without capital, or with only • rats
el 1,0,01. hismewed.
Mr. Laurasia, foe tbe lesakrapt, urged that, whatever
ought to be the ems la ohs somemecial world, there was no
real eMskiishsd relatioa between capital and credit. The
bsekrupt's trading bad boss cautious, though extensive,
imams* as kr bad mated kimmli coolie legitimate articles
of kis mode. But for the falloto of Scott, Richmond,
Is
Co.. of Illearkester, by whom Me bankrupt had been la-
timed to embark ha this trade, os the p.ospeet of isms
preen, ke wield bare bees able to go os. lie bad keen
crested by that WIN to tie ement of 30,0001. The estate
was at IM amiss ; but the caakrapt, wearied
with the delay. WI eMps to procure so acjadisation
sad had dens AM h pores to assist in ske ruling, of the
seism Ls the eusditses were perms. who °said afford to
wait, Mere .as ovary prospect of • good dividend being
realised if tkeesmignmests wore not forced on the markets.
His Heassr, ibeemisi that the bankrupt had begs*
wittiest asplesi (Id= not • word was to be said against
his Imam and ), sad bad embarked in ea amount
of spesalaills• which a very arse capital indeed would
Namely warmed, said he mould not great a Maker outifleste
than sae of the mooed elms.

INSOLVENT DESTOBS
TX 1.1 Z. 0. 00AZI.-LOTS

ON TAN 7111.7.

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This insolvest, agendum& who bad bees a keg time in
prima, applied to be disbarred on bail till bis Issuing. It
Imes sensseltehis sem. The insolvent ma heard a short
tine eel possessed sanded to his discharge, bat be
was dieeial is prime, by his wile's trustee', toe a debt
after lie poSidon- TM Mtn insolvency was in part
aMilested M lielliKties Ms J. Ci King (a nephew of the
Bad of Klppen), w arenas of his losses as the turf.
The Iseshent Mg sleds himself babe to &swum of 30,0001
for Kim and somplained sf his conduct in reference co
11,0118 Wash warn raised M pa
_y liabilities, bat Kin hod
aled is to his hoses m the Derby last year. Tee
now Mies Os mart wee for bail on account of the
sabsitagelit to the wiles trustees, and notice of bail was
waivs as Men was a death is the insolvent's family.
Mr. now appeared for the wife's trustees, sad Mr.
84 the insolvent.
1." .Conuislines Phillips said that since the hearing of
the sm. sad Ms Isparta which bad appeared in the
Demme% be led bad a emiamicistion from Mr. King,
whe 'enplaned elf the" aspersions" as be termed them, on
by abseester. dash essammications should nut be wads,
asd ell he amid say was, that U Mr. King considered tu-
tted besn eddied, an application on the requisition of s rr.
ditseassid hs mob for a re-hearing, sad Mr. King, who
was Is glisehise, would be protected Is giving his evidence
in the scan. la the cause of insolvency, lir. Cups soni-
Nabbed that he bad been deceived by King in has appropria-
Mg the um of SAW. to pay his losses on the toff. If the
Danis@ sum before him he would then have to decide be-
tween them. The court ordered the dischuge till the
haring.
IN 33 WILLIAM DI NOWIR&T.—IMPIIISONXINT AT

MUINTY• PITS.
This Moslem% s very aged man, in bis ninety-Math year,
who had been ems time in Horsernonger.lane Gaol,
applied fee a swebeaffegi seder and hw discharge.
Mr. Barg sad epporred kr a ereditir named Lynch.
In anale.r to thsi ism% tM insolvent said he was ninety-
am. lie had ben warp IIL
It appeared that the ease wee hued same time ago
under the Preened= Act, and • proposal made to pay so
mush par gamier, whisk bad not beim kept, and the insol-
vent hew( withal* presestioa had been arrested, and been
moduli is the issimaiwy of the gaol. He wee taken to
prises men than three months ago.
TM kmelvesit topmred, and declared that he was of the
Mr.etp sMML
Mr. Oseseilimmr Phillips thought Mrs. Lynch bad been
badly used, audit the insolvent had been a younger man he
should ham dealt m a differeat manner. The insolvent was
very aged, and might be discharged.
The old sari, now la his ninety-eiath year, was sneered
to breathe the atmosphere of liberty.
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Tbis insolvent, a widow, who was heard last weak. was
farther beard on Friday. She had brought as action
against a young man named Holloway fur a breach of pro.
miss of marriage, mad withdraw the record. She bad to
pay *emu, sad was arrested for the same. Os the former
hearing it was mitigated that the best coons to adopt was
to get a redeem from all further proceedings in the maim,
sad the hinges's; was willing to forego her claim, mid Hol-
loway was wallas to it,. her a lease for the oasts, so as to
get rid of the whole setae.
Mr. Consmiasioaer Marphy was glad to hear tbe affair
was billy to ha concluded. sad appointed Tuesday for
its sompletion. The insolvaat was allowed to ONSOiII on
bail.

3HERIFFB' COURT, OUILDHALL.—Junz 9.

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PITTMAN ft.

This was as action to recover a sum of 311. for molar and
labour. The plaintiff is a musical composer and org slat at
the chapel of Lincoln's-inn; the defendant is a muds pub.
Whet Newptrietrett. In the year 13341, the defenders'
tag pd plaintiff to adapt soap from the snails of Men-
delmoba, Beethoven, and other masters to English tutu
and English words, at the rata of too guineas the doses
sack being brought out under different names, sash
as the " Buthday Sonic," the " Even 8 .ng," " Peace sad
War," Be., and acteurdiegly the plaintiff set to work, sad
with the help of Kr. White, • post, who was engaged to
supply the translated words at the rate of 101 • snag, they
predated ten soags, isoluding " Pews and War." Fur the
two latter the plaintiff sought to recover 61., sad other sums
for adeptations of soars of Kendeissoba,s works, and other
torsion, altogether involving remeneration to the above
satoost.
Mr. Payday, a rassioal asetpossr, moldered the charge*
resaleable.
The defame was that the plaintiff bad sot Walled his
matreot, *Walt was for two doses soap, and only tea had
bees applied ; also that his more was so illegible that it
could limbs engraved from, and that there Wing no special
agrumat, the charge for some items was not fair or ream.
Bridges. wee gloss that Int., ate soap by *Want
swelelsea were now being bought, composed to order, at the
rate 1111. 1111. the half soma.
Rh Rawer, after bearing solarise' at great lesettb, ulti-
mately AN a verdict for the plaintiff, demades, TM. Ile. ed.,
ea soeditiee that all susmeoripts belonging to the defesdaat
are to be returned la three weeks.

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