The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-18 00:00:00

The Attires,-Omelet—I doe't wi
th
to raise a quest's*
as to the aseereey of the paper, bI west to rums Lis
question.
Chief Justice Blackburne.—lf the paper was PM at the
swing, it is right that it *Medd be read new, es It '
sasy espial& the asp of the
Kr. Whit eso mg lord. Mr. les has a
sop UIS paper at bogie, sad Uhe will am it to.
morrow, IwW he hosted by it ; 1.1 act, we will give in ems
ow. Copy as evidence.
Chief Jasdce Debetty—Who reed the paper at the 1/61.t.
lop ?—Witness: 1 think it my memory serves me it was Mr.
HalpW the seareteg.
Mr. Whiteside--The paper is, properly epeakieg, pert of
the ease for the crown.
The AttontepOeseral aimed sot. He had admitted the
whole et Mr. Keeper's opmehi mid tibia leaved friend. in
eross-exasaining the whore- .Isad got at 'Meese et the kiad,
be seeks w it for the &timer, bat it wee so part el the
we for the ewers
Chief Justice Slaakberne—We lest Walt that the mown
might to be obliged to pat it I.
Mr. Whiteside : &meow it ware printed la a nempoper
we would have a right (as was ruled in the ems ea Mr.
O'Connell) to pat the :hole mutest, of the paper is eta.
dense. If the paper is parties et the treseseties Well, I
have a right to have it mode part el the areas csee.—lir.
Whiteside thaa read the docemast widen, whit& pave
• detail of the proaerdiap ea the pen Of the mows with
referencia to the treaties of the jury pasta la the cam of
the " (hese e. Joba Miteitel," gad Kr. Hedges meted that
be believed he bad heard the same paper read at the
amembly where Mr. Meagher delivered- the speech under
eonrideratioe.
Chief-Justice B'eckbame : Strictly sparking, Mr. White
side after showing thet test was a part of your evidence,
jou, ought to have reservwl it as a part of your cam.
Mr Whitaide.—l have a perfect right to reed it in trom •
examination also.
Creseexualeatios coatlnued.—Red easouneed to Ow se-
eret. at the Couturiers. ion at the int meeting he (witness)
attended that he was the govetusant reporter, sad had ire-
gently told the elmirman and secretary to mamma, his pre
suite at the meeting. The secretary had egemiessily even
him exclusively doeumesta read at the Ceatederate iseetinge.
There ware ladies present at the stoirift oaths lath A The
Q•iess's health was drank. On heatlessthat her
Maier, ehesid he given as the Qom. of leeisd, hat she
wait piess as " The Oases." Reed two of the spessiere given
ia gelding, to-day in a preenutiow for mistime mama Mr.
Meagher ; earl could net agree in that ere. Ovoid am
report a epee* from Mm ry. Could see my that ether
prises night set be able to do so, as some peeps lied a
auseelleas sensory. Cannot say bow sway Jarere were
been a ruck
(hermits'oat Kr. Mitehel's trial. Hemel that there had
is Mr. Mitchel 's priaciplis, in which Mr.
Meagher took a decided part against that gentleman.
Mr. Wm. Skearmas, a solicwr from Waterford, proved
the handwriolag ad Mr. Meagher to NUM letters produced.
The court that adjourned ail baltpeet 'o'clock to.monef
(Tuesday) merning.

TUB BvcußoMA ESTATIC--The Buckingham sad
Chmatios wan, in the county of Wtstatesth, will be
brought to the banner on 24th last., is Dublin. They
easepries 6.700 awes, prodwciol • natal of abut 3,3701. per
amen. The renaming p sire of the Villiers estate, I.
the Clasea's Botany, compriss g 238 we, will she be dile
posed et

SCO7 LAND.
Vfen OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE llt MR. A. MOVIE,
U.P —Oa Friday the electors of Paisley, is tomplisace with
an invitation by clears, held a meeting to hear Mr. Hire
give an ertrainsa of his rotes dining the last Nora of
parliament TM retry was crowded by a largo body of
the electors, and a masiderable somber ol arelecton wen
allowed to rape the gallery. On the motion of Bailie
Costs. Provost Murray was called to the chair. The votes
ezeepted to by many of the wormers of Mr. Haiti', were
these he gave on the Sawa Mtn, and egret Mr. llume's
motion for parliamentary reform.—Mr. Brie having r
pried at acasAderable laagth the rears which had se.
tasted him I. giving the autos referred to, the Rev. Dr.
Baird moved a vote of thanks to the honourable
member, gadded by sa saneness of the whh of
the muter that he would in future support lio
arra No reform when brought leeward in poramor.
Mr. WObee moved se as amsadassat to the opera If Dr.
Baird :
ThW this weedes d
oe the emend el Mr. Needs he
Wise broken his &doe awl went *vied the Wad it tbe majority
el Ws angora
Mr. Brown begged leave to aeon mother aimersiont
itist Yr. Ando In.ing, in Isla use et the tub Mr* eideened
to Bodies Tilde, led dr strewn of Paisley to leans that be had se.
died hem the Ids ressintiou oltlch he had sewed to at by eerpied
Neetise, eed having refused to all any cm Mobs drommui. dris
weeder rearete le he oh 4.4 to sas diet they bays led lbth owl.
drew la Mr. Bards.
—Mr. M.Glase withdrew his amendment in favour of Mr.
Brows'..—Aber some further remarks the meeting ear to
the vote. The numbers were : For Ur. Boird'e mar,
160 ; for Mr. Brown's amendment, 167 ; isejority in Si
of eke amendment, 7. The announcemitat was noir with
loud cheeriai.
Peettufighs AND Stiescilethe.— At the Sheriff
lisealtaebt Coast, hold at Sterner is the 11th instant, a
NN woe tried brio Macetulf Ithind, Esq., which was of
considerable interest to persons subscribing to works pah.
limbed in par. Mews. John Harvey. Bradley, ar-Cia.,
booksellers, Dumfries, as agents for George Virtue, Leaden,
publither of a work entitled "Gems of Europese Art,"
pursuers; Mr. George Todd, draper, Strearaer, deform.
It appeared from the stateliest of Mr. Todd, that be
enbeenbed for the work at the solicitation of Mr. John
Harvey Bradley, who soured him that it would bo dew
pissed in Moss parts. When the work, hownr, bad
reached the sixteenth part, • now win was atemereeed,
which the &leader perativing, refused to take err] moth
parts, eastesdlng that the work to whir
b led
irecribed wee finished ; that then had been r
mention of a road series when he first subssribed
that that seer was au after-thought of the publishes ; sad
that he weer more bond to take a second series than he i
would be to tabs • dein or fourth. The pursuer produced
the origiaaliiortae„ in which the ter "series ' did not
ores,, beg flee the defender should have known that
15 parte act be expected to contain all the Gems of
Art ; awl that bare subseribed for the wort, he was boned
to take ris oloomi rim, which would flair it, in 32 parts.
Is support of Ms neements, the dolour called Dr. Orgill.
ales a saborribro to the work. This witness .tgejggga that
Mr. Bradley soared him that the work was intruded te be
eempleted la 16 pore, in one part more or lees
then was se mention of a second series ; bat whoa ke
had received the sixteenth part, he received that a sew
series had bees commenced with page one ; the Or pine of
the now series bang cunningly made thew of that ,so
that he might be etatispped into the atemeat of the
new ars. Ho had, however, deelined to take say coon
parts.—The pursuer said that the defender and witaim were
the only two of the subscribers who had retuned to organs
the work. The Bev. Mr. Hagar and others had cot
objected.—Dr. Orgill stated that soma of them had after-
wards aver to do so rather than be dragged into a court ot
law.—Tho flieriff held that the pursuer, sot bevies toga.
Isis rayd eta meted miss, either is his prospers or
is his itsaca with the &direr when he became a soh-
seribeir, it wee widest that the letter wm not beard to take a
new miss of the work. There must be some limit ; sad he
trusted that this woad be a leer to publishers to state
more explicitly the axiom or the works to be published, sad
would be a warnag to subscribers to be careful of the way
is which they subscribed to stir wake.—Jadgraeat in
favour at the deferrer.

PROVINCIAL.
TOMMIE.
THs C.Alli or MR. O'Butr4.—A petition is in
*sum of signature at Leeda yingthatths elision* penalty
of Om law may not be anted into effect in this Wes ot Sank
1 O'Brian.
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TEI ACCIDENT ON 71121-iiNDON AND NOS=
Warman RAMA/LT.—An insect was held ea Monday at
Blamer* en the body at Richard Janes, • Nihon porter.
The deemed, with three ether peon, bed been tarsier •
eurleartruck an braiding, when doeseeni prearied to non
the hoe en the lodes i s. The 6 po. peed tor ermine
ID, tie drier end from ode net sodomise in swilisient
tire w weld eiren, ere the et bear musk Or en the
hip, end drove Yee howl about It reds. He ems is
rater with sone owns and was killed ea the net. XiM
wagon ere the toil wen Wort uf the bat, Weldor it
up se delt h ode net be shoed till deo en edit& TO
jury, do a brobend einetthadee, Mord a Tarr that
Oared awe le lie doh by eseident t but et tbe sere
tire they thonte erre rotes engin to he need by the er
In spereaddrcateixerieu. clediens. prior
Wenivee7euelt extent r

INQUEST ANT VERDICT ON TES DODIES DROWNRD
at SPITERLD.—The jay baying rambled for the third
time yesterday, at the Isle of Wight Tames, to imp** Into
ttie muss et the late deplorable saddest at 8, B.
Newaltsa, Rimini", of the Gipsy cutter, was first exa-
mined, bat merely detail", all that has already appeared.
The nest whams called was the 'amino( waterman, 8.8.
Lock, who said, I as a Galion sad Parties +Merman, and
bad • portore named H. Laashlsy I
(Ras maa drowned). The
wherry ems • sesond-elaes cue. have been appreutised
sad aceustemsd from my childhood to beats, sad
sit 24 pan el sige. Oa Woodsy, the 9th inst.,
1 leftintoo-haral at 2 pm. with a fare of
ihria wmoso, sad spied to p to BPitkead or is. each
out sad is, sod board the Gruner. W. went to °report,
and got into Leleblees boat. I had so small milt ; that is
why we geed Laishky's boat—a
teew one. Tbe Went
were wry whim to ge. lam sure if the dawns"
Rag was up. It blew ybard south-west. 1 did sot con-
sidsr time was say Mager. Two woman eat to windward,
one miallp, and two to knees& Withia half a halts of
Booth Sea Castle, 1 said, " As moo as we pt • slum we
will go ahem," sod than. " Now we have a Aimee, jib's get
her mate." Altar which the foment was shifted rod mode
fait. Two wanes got up to pot their cloaks shout them.
Hy mate hod before mad, " Whatever you de, alt min."
About belt a mile from the outlet the best mosionl.
By the jury We had 2 cwt. of ballast in the boot. Os
going about tie boat bad so way on her. The ma struck
Mr skin the two wawa to wiadwerd got upL sad they
wen knocked to leeward and the boat upset. The eke of
the sell wee about 11 yards. I had the bald of the jib
ambit la_ my
_head at the time. Another boatmen timed
Sweet haDed e ss we IMO On oat a» said, all dlolibi
aot pet on board the Gramiaus, but did aot say there was
any ogiw. Ido not believe say bestow" would ham ota-
paid to p to Spit .cad. It came very suddenly upon U.
1 was oohs sober and spmehended no danger.—The cotton
them sammed op the evidence, sod the jury immedistaly no
wised a reran d " Accidental deaths by drowning."