The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE•

EQUITY COURTS.—Ded. 14.
(Before VierOluithelke SIGMA)
TEN RAIL OF SLIMMING* V. TIM tarraoroinag IILILWAT
ottheanT.
Sir Hugh Mires, Q. 0., sled Kr. O. Hall speared is
this case is support of a motion on behalf of the Ocientses
Dowager of Haniegtoe, as nest (dead to the plaintiff, for
sn injunction to restrais the defendants from proceeding to
em • jar, to MIMS the vales of octet& lands bathe-
ing with. pisintiff, and which were required wee de-
fendants for the purposes of their set. That set passed
es the 29th July. 1864. sad required thee company to I've
to the 'wraith of the plaintiff settee, width, • year, of what
leads of his they woeld weal to take, ander their compel-
wry powers. After the expiration of the year they Gould
eel y take lands by agreeniest with the owners of them.
la liereh, 1866, the thou solicitor of the defendant" sertime •
ved
the solicitors for the Cake of Leinster—th that
seat friend of the plated!! in ether matters is
this court—with • notioe stating which of the plaintiff's
leads they did require. The Countess Dowager of Hee•
rington, however, had received, as she said, eonimusica-
tion as to that node" within the year from the pawing al
the set. Is September lath the thee 'elicitors of the de-
fandente served on the theatess &wave • Doti.. of their
inthatioo to empanel • jury to Neese the value of the Ueda
they regained. The °Media* was then made 00 behalf of
the plaintiff, that his guardisa bad sot beesi wendd
with
the Mesta nodes within the prthesibed period, an th
modes was node ecoordiagiy.
The Attorney-General, Kr. Mains, Q. 0., end Mr. W. J.
Bovill appeared for the defeedaste, and argued that the
countess bid in • oorreepondthee between the parties waived
thgttelliencellor thought the act of parliament was
imperative ; sad that as it required • particular thing be be
does, which had sot bees done, the court laud grant the
injunction moved for. As to the question of waiver, it was
doubtful whether • next feted of an Want weld waive
such sa objection ea the present without the anodes al tie
%gut
COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dso. 14.
After Tenn Nisi Pries &lisp at Geildhall.—(Before Mr.
Justice Lush end Speeds! Juries.)
LIGHT V. SHAWL AND OVIIINN.
In this cue, which was a a Tatereece to the eon-
didetion of a railway in the Brasile,• • verdict was takiit7
esiesent few the 11551*ff, subject to s refer/see. The •
Wars of the case did not tranapire. in oonsegnesee the
learned counsel suggesting • reference se the bort and only
mode of satisfactorily deciding the matters in dirpnte. It
was td that if the ease had been entered on in court it
would have occupied four days, sad thee certain =there
mud have been refined.
THI arrrtno 01 UM 00II1T.
This court will 004 sit this morning (Friday) before eleven
o'clock.

COURT 07 BANICRUPTCY.—Dsc. 14.
(Won Mr. OsismWooer lishroyd.)
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The bankrupt wen; described ref 2, sr
bp, sad of sydoey, New Ikea& Webs. bait' hi u-
partsersbip with Joe*lt Buyer Se seetehants mid boot
manufacturers, under the style of H. sod J. Foyer, end et
Sydney under the style of Spree and On. The 'Make-
the was upon • meditar's petittoa, and at the lint meeting
debts to the amonst of &boat 16,0001. were peeved. Mt
eggregste world to be of law keyamo but
the taboos-sheet has not yet been rendered impels
Able at present to state the amorist with accuracy.
This was a meeting for essinhatket sad discharge.
Lawranos, for the bsekropt, 'shod for ea adjourn-
meet. The baskrapt had written to Sydney for the'
pose of obleining adverse se to time pcsitioe of the
there, but the serassary information had not yet
remised. He proposed, with the onseat of the amelguese,
that the case should stand adjourned until February, -
which time the waybill were expected to be received.
the &commie prepared.
Mr. Tanquessy, for the wigwag, did sot object to t
application, and an adjournment to the 15th of February
was sooordiegly takes.