The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-23 00:00:00

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the mule oi4 ail oft ■.tiHYi. siondag, lobos Lord Camp-
• tookldo mat la Claws CM" sad Mr. BoosaMarila
prided* Wal PM" Tao amber of polseposo Or alai
woo 27, sad goo mom misted( wore els, of tali sae woo a
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SWIM 001111%—mesa LOW CAMPULL.
Theme Dame, sa hail, was ladieted fee bevies mut-
Alimigr the Wellingtos Comity Court, ea the 16th
pesesated ; and Kr. Hensel, dahaded the
primiee.
It aggsmed hem Mr. flostiand'a datums' is the jut,
that the gemesieMe is a veterinary tarpon and the macaw
a hosesed ; simians beam July, 1163, prase-
eater Ind ea aseseme sealed the prima, sad oohed mass
Non to mash 'almost, when the latter said he " would pay
him la the way that Pad paid the lipbeelans," mad
followed this{ame by • amen smash es the prosecutor.
la esmessisla el the% essonlialcre a
ft.e an sake
whit the fa the If Cletuay Wm% with&
boned an the sly, sad arwards by
Lejs ea the Nth ef Aurae- Oa tho latter
Whew Wind biome& is evidease is his own
, sad mate distimay that he had new as-
saulted prmasallie fa may way. Ia hie aress-ensi-
maim be dmihd thee be had ever told Jamas Tuner,
William Nom era aaa awned Pouters, that he
amanita! resesralsr. Mr. Scotland sailed 17redale
Corbett, Esq., judge of the Shropshire Comity Court, who
enthused and read the notes he had taken at the bearing of
the ease brought by the }memo: against the primmer.
J. Brookes, deputy clerk of theWelliagton Court, handed is
a tangled crest of the reseed of that court, signed by the
eisek, sad impressed with the seal of the mart ; and evi-
denw was given to show that plasm wee swore before be
gme his testimony. Turner and Tamar were salted to
=Vat primer bad admitted the assault to them ea
t ammisaa
NalLeasaly addressed the jam in defence, and the* galled
Means. decrier, Moab, and Themes Parton, all of Wel.
11.gtoa, mite gave the prisoner a good ahareater for hammy.
e jay ourriatod the primmer, sad he wm nutmeat' so
twelve maths' imprisonmeat with bard labour.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Boas ST. EDNIINDS,

liisoa 22.

The eotaisistka w opsud by Chief Baron Pollock, re
Tuesday afternoon. Oa Wednesday mania& the Pay.
the Jadges abraded Disks tanks at St. Nary'. Church,
and at one o'clock la the afternoon sat la both courts for
the despatch abatises. The bewlesse in the Crown Court
is unusually light, he& wkk rainet to the number of pri-
sm= and the Eaten at the eats, a eirensistanee which
feemad a inkiest steseuratalalisa la the sharp of the Chief
Bum Is the Omni Jury. The is... litt coutained nine
maks, het of thsea "Niel jury seem
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Irril2lloll3 NI. AMMON TIONIIIAN.
1111 OWN IP. SRAM.

Mr. O'Malley, Q.C. with whoa was Mr. Warned'',
comical for the plaintiff; &desist Ryles, with whom was
Mr. Power, cos he the defendant.
The adios wen beweght to MOMS the um of 6001., as
ppesi the immist by a breach of partnerahip articles. To
tie asset in the deciaratims the defendant
the wilMitaMs of a new arrangement before
TM ONO was seat down from the Court of Chancery
die trial q thim min& _ _ _ .

--The plaintiff Is a v;teriaary surge= prattle*/ at Sud-
bury, in this 'suety. In the you 1646 the dehadaat was
taken into pulse/ship alter having served lb apprentice-
ship to the piektiff. In the deed of pmemerehip It was
shpulated by the eleventh artisie, that la ease either of the
pectin desired to diodes the segoilassehip, " after the
tuna eithe Am ell pears," els moths' lodes would be re-
lished, and the delhoilant was prehadMil. under a penalty
et JOU, from amid( up la *einem ea his own amount
within seven lam et lielbouy without the consent of the
*Wit In the sammet of 141sta:tiff, who is a man
eivemeed I. years, hilademad the
lieselothere of week midi this upset 1411=
dest, ieltheat a eserespeadig share tithe podia, pedaled
dimatiehetirm, end assay hi Metope being taken to dingle*
pttenLartaanhip. The estiemsal of the egesnats betweeathe
was rehrred te tereeelitseeses, by wise aa appalling
made to Mr. Blasius, of Smihney, as umpire. Ostia puha'
the plaintiff it was .lisped that daring the arregipmenee
for closing the partnership the prokibtties to
within the prescribed diploma was pointedly seder
the notice of the defendant, and that he meth to eine
acknowledged his liability. On the 6th of Oetober Ng.
Blandon made his award ia the following hem " Meows.
Brown and Shave's dissolution of peetnewhip.—Mmers.
Squire and Rolfe (the arbitrators) having agreed to leave
the settlement of this matter to ens, I have easefully err
mined the different accounts relative thereto, and my award
is that the sum of VI be paid over to Mr. Shave, and, on
his readying the above, shall in every way set up
to and fulfil the agreement of partnership; and, further,
that this t shall be considered cooclosive by
both parties." The award was duly signed by the plaintiff
and defendant; bet before this was effected Mr. Blandon
Reminded the latter that he was not to practise within eight
miles of the tow*, to which the defendant made reply, that
the dishes, was seven miles' and not eight. Other *vi-
deos, wee redeemed to prove acts and parole admissions on
the part of the dedbodant, both at the time and subsequent
to the dismantles el partnership, showing that he msg.
abed the hoses( the prohibitor, glass*. Shortly after this
be egimmeeil hughthela lindbaly en his own amount.
Os the pare of the sishadeat it appeared that a similar
=tory than, with a penalty of 1001. attached. was
is the ep ticeship indenture, and that this sum
had bee.lmhbM ea the plaintirs demand.
Sedan( BFl's ocateaded that the partnership deed was
reading aergeete y in consequence of the partnership lot
lay*, whisted- yean ; and, in reply to the evidence of
penis admissigas, he called the defendant to deny the con-
versation alleged to have taken place at the time of signing
the award, gad to skew that his language to other indi-
vidseh had referred to the indenture of apprenticeship and
net to the deed of parts. ship.
The
Jai. kift It to the jury to say whether the terms of
the award did not bind the defendant not to practise within
the prescribed distance, as stipulated in the partnership deed.
The jury head a verdict for the plaintia
NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LivisarooL, Msaca 22.
The anises commeneed this morning at St. George's-hall,
before Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Cromwell. The
learned fudges attended Divine service at St. George's
Church yesterday. The mayor, Sir 13. G. Bonham, and
several munlers of the town council, were also present.
The prayers were read by the Bee. J. B. Monk, and the
sermon was preached by one of the onrstes, the Bola. Mr.
Lingard, who took as his teat the gospel for the day, a-sa-
tiating of the 9th and Ave following verses, from the 18th
chap. of St. Lake. Notwithstanding that there aro no fewer
than 88 primers who stand charged with being concerned
in the late bread riots at Liverpool, the calendar is on this
occasion unnenally light, and the decrease, we are happy to
etate, is in the higher class of offences. In addition to the
above, time ere for murder, 4 ; attempt to murder. 1;
meadsaghter, 6; stabbing and wounding, he., 4 ; robbery,
121 bipmey, ; burglary, 10 ; cease, ; horse or
eattlesleeffug, 1 ; coaosalment of birth, 2 ; obtainiug money
by Ms whams, 1; fraudulent bankrupty, 2; total 103.