The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-06 00:00:00

F THE PRIVY

idge, Sir E. Vanshaa

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involve as important
en in the waste land'
lents, addressed their
town had no power to
had hews promised,
fivalszacomaserissat
sad to keep
Indeed the Wimp
despatch wee to that

e decide on the legal
to Duke of Newcastle.
I the despatch to cor
urged that the lecal
sate lands," and sot

sad the cue will oc-

3 BENCH.
Weatminetar.—(Baton
Special Jury.)

RAILWAY coximtr—
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Si;;;; the damages, she
Such an inquiry is of
rusts, the usual practice
writ of inquiry before

zpby, were counsel foe
as and Mr. Poland were

a, about 56 years oBl6p
i years, aad ha oece
leaguregas la 1 ke

om.

ch department of the
he Exhibition he oh.
slants residing abroad,
ried on the baleen
hat of a privets inquiry
Lich no engine could be
ty the French Cassel-
yosPectataitYi as to the
Ine residing hen. He was
trident about 8001. par
a children, one of them
[t appeared that the
aria on business and on
R left for London
11. He arrived at Fake-
r the express tuba. He
Wee this aide of Steele-
'ciliation of the renege
I precipitated over the
into a brook or athoun
D difficulty the plain.
ad, and bleeding very
le of his legs being left
wriage, was able to extri-
ositiori, and after maiming
fainted. On recovering
by a medical gentleman
l afterwards he aria %inked
Loudon. It was hopeless
eight to London, and he
Crown Inn, at Staple-
morning he returned
was attended by hie
It was then found that
n the head, his eye was
here was a large wound ou
roe had to be performed.
dtend to his begun, and
le expense in going about
not contended that the
anent injury, but it
as would incapacitate
conducting his busies.
gee were claimed for the
truce. When application
ihipenestioo, he wu visited
, medical gentleman, ea
with Mr. Eastman, the
;Amon, who was called in on
the following effect : " We,
lamination of the plaintiffs
i not sustaioed any perms-
ody and that LLLLLLLLLL he
however, due regard to the
le mode of its occurrence.
s expected until after 12
ocident. The plaintiff also
for the loss of his bushier

1.10.017 and 5001. expenses
Dee of the accident.
detailed the circumstances
p and the espouse he had
s also stated that his income
01. per annum, sad his per
01. and 5001. per annum.
3erjeant Ballaotine, plaintiff
during the exhibition. His
as of the foreign department
one only entered. He ins
s with a gentleman in the

ist is bis nsme.
sot like it to be known.

e must know.
1. (Laughter.) He wanted
r, but he declined because
:eater.) It wu an inquirl
per week for his office in
time in apartments at S.
lid not leave Mrs. Gooch
(At first plaintiff had no
a there.) Mr. Smith did
of his conduct at Jersey. He
pay him regularly. He had
ey. He paid him 4/. on so-
had since paid the balance.
Friday, and on the lloael
b to Mr. Willismsoe's 45.
▪ had not been killed. bet
give him any account
:ted for him in Paris. He wee
that time he had no one to
agar-street. Mr. Williarcsee
day and his expenses. He
Ilia moon. He was paid by
oker's accouct. He bad spent
e expenses attributable to thie
of that sum. He kept come
✓y
imperfect account of hie

by—He was in Greece in 1864.
proprietor of marble quarries;
',our to get up a marble eom•
eived 2001. and expenses from
n Greece ; that was in August.
paid him 10 per cent. on the
and wicee.
submitted that this evidence
e plaintiff's evidence in chief.
Ir rather io the cron•e:amiea•
t for the judge to do what wee
ad I not painted out the arms.
le jag wo Ald have been left in

say that Mr. Edward Lewes at
1 biro :Al. or 601. for business
. Mr. N.cholsoo, a aolicitort
go to Paris on behalf a
selative to some goods
by a lad,. The cond•
id h fin about 50/. ; that gentle.
to others for wham be had
inquiries for a father about his
rife who had rut: away from bit

called in tt see the plaintiff on
Me rylebone-road. His system
e was suffering front a were
re of the forehead, and four or
le top of the bead ; be had also •
or side of tl.e right eye, in which
ol before he sew him, the pais
ch bruised. On the outer side
ow the knee, there was a ra r
.ds, about 2i inches from vd
had been torn. On the lower
little above the ancle, was •
left leg was also much bruised in
wound. He attended him daily
be wounds :o the head healed is
the wound near the eye. The
ed satisfactorily for the first two
hey became much more inflamed
ties extended, and in a few der
tatter formed under the tissues
uneasy about it, and be celled
met Hospital. He visited the
be 22nd, and they were of opinion
eke a free opening so as to
; that was door, and a greet
rged ; the progress of the lower
afactory, and tt healed in a week
nod was relieved for a time, bet
id not heal. He probed the wawa
uses, and it became nemeses%
open to allow of the escape at
rhich existed trader the skin the
bailed and wee well about the
gem& health was much reducedr
t without opiates. The plaintiff
lays. The system bed received •
mild be Decemary foe him to b•
se time ; it was impassible to fir
at be eventually might recover sr
-about another wiz mouths.
Consulate-General of Frazee in
they had a high opinion of the
employed to make private in.