The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-29 00:00:00

11-1 INTJA /MUGU:NOS
(THIS RAT.)
COURT OF QUINN'S MOIL
op Tors )1t Prins &dew it —Were the
Lord Chid Judos sad s Spada Jury.)
0„. wee tie first day cif the after tesse sittings at Guild.
Ito bat contains HO musk at thus 79 sre remands
Sowseueinder now asses ; 012 au narked for spesid;
waraarma aura Cot LONDON. INDIA, AND
ANNA v. FNIO, SLIT.. AND OTHEIN.
sheets
action to mo the value of 82
rip of
Its defewlantaaintlff p_haded never iadebted, and that the
ig fee sot the t's pro m
ma, Q. ~ sad Yr. Arcperthybold were ceased far the
,gingas Mr. Buil', Q. 0., and Yr. Watlda
jsie eceuel for the defendants.
/he ac/ice was brought againd the defendenta as looses
d note d& Docks, and the plaintiff* coondsised
tM
intneopar dattvcry of 82 &taste of tea. en t
he
freelr
wso, trek aft% baiag part of dude brougt
gget outs/ by that used, sad upon cake the
Wigs had amok' a certain um of eteuty,
lbe Mlle el lading. kra, baying been headed to
gior as seearity. As the au resolved Ruff into •
.thet el law, the fache being slightly disputed. it was
;ogled without calling foldesos that the undid should
to awnhally entered for the plaintiff, subject to the °pi-
g" of the rout abou on a special ass.
NON-ATTINDANOI OF MVO&
Lordship thee proceeded with ocsamon jury caew,andi
b eistegunee of the noevotaoadeace of • lugs somber
of
wise it was unounced that if there wu not • better
dtrendues abstatiag jurymen would hs fined eachd
the
. The
owe were struck out, refined, or withdniwn, an
old roe before 19 o'clock.

COURT OP 001010 N PLIAS.
SBOOND 00IIBT.
stisp at NW Prins in Londoa.—(Elefoos Mr. Arnim
Bytes sad a Omission Jury.)
zuemetitm V. POOL
The plaintiff in this mos was eab.deiver, living la Beh-
ind in September, ad also in October Mot year,
hil= into the service et the dsfendsat, the patio& of
wet" Wag respactivoly one and four days. On the last
'moos the delmoised mad* the endonemest neon the
bar which was reqatrod by the statute. in red ilk and
ileshlatill now clamed damages upon the ground that
the fast of Its anderennent being in red ink prevented hint
inn getting 6111140Treest.
me, Lemon and Mr. Seeley appeared far the plaintiff.
red Yr. Jere for Me defendant.
cabgessters were called for the plaintiff, and
Me said that they would not employ the men whose
base wu endorsed in red ink, became they should under.
mad freen the writing being in red ink Oat three was
Arbili4o{ spinet
_the man. The plaintiff himself mid that
Mead ink denoted a oonepiracy among the inintors net to
eferby the man, and he also said that he had applied to
tie Mom masters, and could get no employment.
The ere for the defendant was that he used red ink in
grids( the idonement simply by asoldant, sad that there
vas so understandieg in the trade that red ink meant that
Mom was something against the man.
TM jury, having intimated an opinion in favour of the
defendant, the plaintiff elected to be noomitod.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Stiims WNW Prim at Opildhall.—(Before the Lord
Chief BUM Pollock sad a Special Jury.)
STOU o. DOUBFIELD.
This was an action by Messrs. Debella= and Sim, ana-
tomies, in Wag-street, Commt-miritimi agai st 'hit m-
ated assignee of a bankrupt named Benham, who for-
imetyawried ea busbies LeadenhallMeet, to recover
ammulgon on the mile cif the beakrupt's stook ia teed*,
whisk consisted of diamonds, jewellery, sad other
@Midis. It appeared that Mr. Price. who wee sp.
Meted, alder the 122 ed section el the Bankruptcy Act
of 1861, maeger of the edits, mitered into an arrange-
ment with the plaintiffs, by whielo. they nudertook to sell
the remedy, whatever the imm might relies, to pay mar
to the ase4Dees 4,0001., and any further aum the ardelee
might bring, pre the oo edition thattbey met* be pakl7l.lol.
per mat. upon the whole proceeds of the sale. Upee the
alidavit Mr. Resist= Whielow aside as order aathoriaiug
the aarrymg oat of the ansegemet, but the assignee sub-
'equally sold the stock in trade to Mr. Pike • jeweller of
Boiderleiety who had previously bees in nigotiatioa with
the plaintiffs for 4,1501. The plaintiffs now claimed ems,
Ligon at the ratQe of 71. 10s. upon that sum.
Mr. llaies, .C., and Mr. Cole were counsel for the
ylaiatiffe ••wkMr. Edward James, Q. 0., and Mr. Murphy for
tee defendant.
la the course of the plaintiffs' case a question arose as to
hew the " manager" of an estate was aminted, the Chief
Bum oteseviag that he had never heard of such an officer
before in eases of bankruptcy.
Mr. E. James referred to the 122nd seethe of the act,
which said that the majority in Dumber of the amditorsoit a
meeting celled for the purpose, might appoint a manager to
eollect the debts and wind up the estate. The leagued
counsel observed that a manager was oily the officer of the
meal of the creditors, and therefore could not bind the
I=Lord Chief Baron said that in looking at the election
be was of opinion that the manager could not enter into a
contrast to bled the auignee. He, however, thought that
the plaintiffs were entitled to something for their trouble,
end suggested at arrangement between the parties.
The parties, however, could not some to terms, and ewes-
holly the plaintiffs were 'imamate&

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commiesioeer Holroyd.)
at In T. 1114 LL.
T. tonkrapt wee • Wilder of Bastitorwawkonse, Addi.
Pelproid, Kasai/100a. Tbilll MA the sitting for exautint.
tits sod discharge. The 1114001111‘. prepared by Hyena
Bart &ethers, disclaim theme wing state of affairs •

To auditors nensenrsi — 2114683 12 5
To diuo holding sesnrity 02,049 14 0
Te ditto in reagent sit H. G. liablesan's
trust
Tti ditto ditto freeholds at lakeplioarrbook 23.741 0 0
To liabilities 2lO 0 0
To ditto created by H. Robbose 8,748 14 11
Tom:Alton to be paid fa fog

r 340,008 5 7

vDI iwepsoty giro up B2l 14 5
Ditto in rinds at coeditors
Ditto in sorter of 11. G. Robinson's Trutt— 157,250 0 0
Ditto ditto freehold property at Sleopiterd'o-
nosh
Dentistry 77,368 7 6

£340,098 6 7
Mr. Lineage, for the assignees, consented to the bank-
rapt passing his aisminatioe, but asked that the order of
discharge should be adjourned. The object of keeping the
bankrupt before the court was that antain property whir=
had been settled on the hankrapt's see, might be neon-
veyed to the =Bigness, the son having just attained hie
innority.
Mr. Sargood. far the bankrupt, congested to this course.
The banked,
pared. and the order for discharge was ad-
joarnad for a fortnight.

SHERIFFS' COURT, RED-LIONSQUARE.
Meted Mr. Under-Sheriff Bardsll.)
TEI aos. BICHARD earram—reocumerrose or
017YLAWIIN.
Mr. Hemp Presented his monthly list of proclamations
of ordawry. Several had disappeued, and &ember ,
of new same* were added to bin list for the irst time. The
Ben. Riehsrd Bothell was " proclaimed" in two cases, and
steed at the bead of the EA Tito nod tierenony was gene
through, and the officer rolled upon the defendants to
wpm "according to the exigency of the prams
Ce he would be outlawed.* The fallowing eases
wen called :—Tbe Ban. Richard
the Bothell
Haw. , at the suit of
Prided* Yates, and le a sided ease, Richard
Bothell, as the nit of Frederica Yates. The third cue,
which was celled as the last orealoo, did not appear is the
list. J. A. Emerson, at the nit of William H. Budd
W. H. P. Gore, at the suit of Edward Collies and another ;
H. H. Morris, at the wit of Robert Noon • James Hest,
at tics snit of Arthur Dreads; William 'Booth, at the
snit of W. W. Locke ; Benjamin Parker, et the suit of
Thomas White and others ; the Rey. H. C. Webb*, at the
suit of Robert Morrie ; and Edward W. Perry, at the suit
of Robertson Buchanan.
No surrender was made, use did the parties
Mr. Under-Sheriff Barden, who bee hirneere
ably
lr
dis-
charged the duties of the did for utterly half a rotary,
ezdsined to the jury that the county wort at which these
=rations were mole was • very imairet juridirtise
the memory of morn, " whereof the memory of
man rummth not to the ocestrary." This omits were, h•
believed, from the time of the Norma ooequeet, aid were
obliged to be held every month. The old law wee that no
ma could be proceeded against miler be appeared, and
=stied were Mato men io which the defendmits
appeared, In bring them before thaep=
sr to proceed to outlawry. When • defeadant
the writ was satisfied. The Nut Omar Court WOO
ap-
pointed for the 276 h July.

THE POLIO'S COURTS.
(THIS DAT.)

HARYLEHONS.
" NAT AND DDCZYRNI.—AI LIAM= MTN A NUMB.
Elizabeth Stowe, about 22 years et age, was charged with
vielestly mashie( her hwatiesd with a poker.
Jobs Merges, 196 D, he was ea to Olarestlee-
Week Darrow-road, to take the primmer into custody for
ameasitiag bit husband with a poker. He was bleeding very
math. The prisoner rid who bad bees provoked to do it
biomes kw lisabsad had said what was act tree about bor.
AIM atase, the laselowl (a held heeded old mesa) said,
they had bees married 14 =oaths, sod the wife was a deal
Nosier Ora ha. He west to • public lime whore she
was eassioway el amain yeseg worms, Ho
Woad hat if she wee easing wit* ths Dam. the ask/ she