The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-24 00:00:00

Law itotutiOna.

COURT OF UN'S BENCII.--YoriannT.
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rios. kilt NNW Cissurrer.
Baoviiika JACZOOI.-74thill I.IIST.
This sesmufilawhied at the sittings Ow , bid=
lard Tie dandiest was a ia the
abaszi maths • mama, who seek se
, Edp et war. whoa ommeadilirtittes
•Wrainat. Missiles was beseght to meow meekoes-
deo la ihr take impriessmoot, oat as Pay head
amidst he the ehhimit, =re te~ta. •
ode aid wee to ter johpeent for
the *Wig in= veredietoa on the veva& that
the spsdel pia et weemoble aid probable seine was at
peas oat. Tbs piss slated. k salvia*. kali* pktotil4
as steward, wet the - penis la the skip wbo W asses
to the cabia at the ffshadont, fa which there was a ask
out of width eamey had bean stolen, and in so
of width the diskekot bad given the phiatfif i6e oss-
may. The Noy, k dish
the *int& t
he stated thee the
stehmkat
nosuppled kit ma the
who bed assess le the sake ; NW. sithearb they =
Tweet he the &halfwit, they wished set to east any impe-
adios oa the pktatie
Mr. delft lOW thiwsi tame against the rule, and eon.
Waded that the desalselsmile were sufficient to show that
the defeadeatbed ressimatile sad probable came for giving
ke plaintiff hike meheily, sad tally made out the plea.
Kr. Pipet Ostkosil as the an side.
Mr. Pridearaz, it support et the rule, submitted that ss
the plea did use slob lbw se ether perms lied moss to
die ably bat Mewl, that sash was the supposition of she
allarkm, it the siert bold that to be a imessehis sad
mashie MAN say servant who bad meow to • box out of
Wlllah ddegs were shim would be liable to impeisonmeat.
Lord Campbell was of opinion that the plea was sue-
de* would have bees so even spot downer. To
*tidy the deptimilea et liberty ic wee a. Me lawn
reeemabh end peobehle canes ampleisa mesa
to ham existed to the man's easidadea. Thu piss seed
not est eat ell the et WSW, and the kale kink listed
were Wished ft Willy the meet or a teaseasbk
at the pees of Adiseleol. It had not bees allege: r:
wiser plasm bed amen se the cabin, because eastke might
have had without era peedide empielon sahTm
Rio beddlip emearall wish Mr. Pridesux whoa he mid
that the dehailesffe UMW of pialmiTs oils was not
sobligh ; but, be= of that, them were teas
which left a fair that • reamaabk sea mighlav
line that gable ose kerne' thet stele She matey has
the desk. The eldesiso thus the 'Wail MA been pet ia
hem had besa head by **jag to be a messaalile mode
of detaining bias oath the an was ; therefore
be was of opium that the verdict should
The other judges scoearred.—Rule disdisegol.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—TsiniDAT.
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CIAMMMILL. Ms. JUMP:* WILLIAM., AIAM Mu. Juries TALMIIMB.
JOTS V. 1111 GAIL'S WISTIILN RAILWAY COMPANY.
This action was brought to recover the vales of a truss
of silk, lost while in the care of the defendants, and at the
trial before the chief justice at Osildhall, the jury found
Ibe the plaiatiff, daussges 9981. In the course of last term,
however a role was obtained for a new trial, upon the
ground however,
the verdict was against the evidence, or to
arrest the judgment; and to-day cause was shown plan
OM
rule being made absolute.
The facts were, that en Saturday, the 20th April, 1850,
thlaistiff seat eight Manes of silk from Westbury, to be
carried
by the defendants to Messes. Durant and Co., in
Copthall-orart, seven of which only were delivered to
Keane. Durant and Co. It waa clear that the eight
melees rebelled Paddington, and it was swore that they
were pat upon • van with other goo 4 and the whole wee
covered with lasysuliag, Mensed with ropes, and mat on
to the Bull end Ninth. The van was ander the ease et a
ilea sad a bey, sal it
weatee,
appenaeserd that Eber
tot* altse it left the
Peidlegem *dew, the Ilea, his left
the ma fee Ise shalom w spa ter elm bear, to pi his
breekhet, sad the beg dais the same time sat spa the
letb-stone aid ate his bewhibet, which had been Pee&
awn by his bream. The man again left the van,
on its way, to get a pint of beer, awl the boy ea this ea
°Asian did not leave it. At the tral they both
swore that they delivered the while of the seeds Posed
upon the van at the Da mg Mob, owl se pilaw eat-
deuce was given to any how the dealt tam wee lest.
The tresses were not insured and pil he weardlag to the
Carriers' Act, sad it ins therefore ressatiary brae plain-
tiff to peeve that the Led. woes was wean by the em-
ploy% seesweia Thew use she a sea edema; ad it
was sea gas& that Nth, peessi ises. rLLKewel bp the
deadals, then that the paiMif eatidei to never
*pea that seam. Thejaey oilseed • eiarregaipseiNea in
tenor title plalatifised at le* they beadipaseally tor
him, bat lapsable fewleba, asking than wheeler the parcel
had been lest by the blew et the magerm's @imam, they
said " No." His WWI. them add that bat Ives a verdict
for the bbadeats I but be } y retemsd. " No, that is
sot what we sees., sad W that is the law, we
will mike epic The IWO soda gnat Inc sense
thee, sad whine2unlaried they gave various answers to
• braidet a sal
bi allieselly they beada thus the
lasi. kiesiessig salsa the empimr sensate.
sad she pm the ether sway bet they lhat beta Weds-
lineal by the esamsay fad's verdict was mitered Ear the
ars that their
Vaabe MIL
rr told be j
asittztimezr with nab
Thi ChistJantim, I. delivering jadgmeat. said it was
etwareasy is dims the point in arrest of judgment, as the
mart was siegialte that then ought to be • sew trial, but
it mast
Raleli yea
payment of costs.