The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-16 00:00:00

PATH■ O. PIAUI.

This was ow at those mite which so frequestly coma
before the carts, the ablest bang to maks Master liable
for the broaches of tan committed by their 00-trunees.
By Enrage settleraot property of oommitliwaide vane bi-
ome rand in three geatkimea, vi.., the defeadambi,
Parker, Williams, and another, upon the innt of the
settlement. The manageonat of the trust property was
allowed to devolve spa the defendant Williams, by whom
the pater patio° of the property was lost. by reason of
bad or issullicieat securities. The defeadaat Parka,
who was • mama of position, bad not
feted in in the aunt, and was quite igarent of tha
Datum sad ahassetar of lam socuritia. This bill was filed
against all three trustom to wand them to mike good the
iron funds ; and an order had been obtained for Porker to
pay iota court the sum of 4.0004. which be bad dom. A
deem was now sae for taking the neolosuy socoasta sad
bigotries, with lb. via to amnia the farther liabilities
of Parker and this labor Masten.
Mr. Willoock and Mr. Prendergast for tb:=Mff
Crouch an Mr. Horny for mime of the del

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MIL COCRT.-.14N. 14.
NOULIS V. ICLUOTT.
Is this ease, which wee ma sinks toe an aseudt on a blind
sax, reported le our Saturday's impression, the jury ware
discharged without agreeing to s verdict.

COURT OF COMMON PLZAB.-JAN. 14.
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Joation William. Willa. sad ILantink)
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AND CHINA.--0011ILIAIION.
Mr. M. Smith, q.C., mid that the plaintiff was assignee
of Mr. Crossley, a baskrupt, and the settee arose out
al the followiscr cinienietsoess. Mr. Crossley was a Misr-
AMEN gamut in the Chios trade, and his oorreepoodeat
bevies shipped far him a largo ritualit al tea as board the
King Arthur, drew a bill *guest it for 3,1151., and sold
that bill to the defeadante bank. The wwan also loomed
for 3,0001., and the policy sod the hill al exelmage together
win forwarded to the defendant*. beak is this OatlintrYi
Is benumbed that the Km. Arthur was
sad tbi hank collected the policy, sod path
the bill out el the amount received ; and they also
paid the plaintiff the balance, is 951. for oommirian.
They claimed oommission in soiordance with the terms al
the letter of hypothecation, which stated that *steak was
to eke such mwuwgenerally sad to maks such charges
far acommissioa as would ordinarily be mode by a merchant
spinal his aorrespoodsat. The prepaid salmi was to re-
cover bark the amount paid for coinnuesios. sad at the trial
at Guildhall the jury found for the plaintiff. The present
radios, however, was for a rule for a new trial, ups the
grain& of misdirection sod that the verdict was against
evidense ; sod it was submitted that nader the claim.
Mathew the bask was eotitled to charge the 00C1111)61i00.
Role granted.
POT V. THE LONDON AND IMIGEITON RAILWAY COMPANY.—
ACCIDENT.
This stilts arose out of the following eirestoistatioss
Mrs. Foy was a paseoger from Croydon to Loadoe, ;ad
when she arrived in Loados the station was full of inlet,
and her carriage could sot be got to the platform. • poster
told her to alight what the carriage stood. sad a sestlsinas
having volusteered theithinee the took bold of his
baadlenzaidumped ea to the line. Damages was asked spoil
Mos that she bad @effaced a wield isjitry
the amp, mid at the trial at Guildhall the jury fitiordmiit
the phistill—dameges 500/.
Mr. Bevil'. sow moved far a rule to eaters verdict
fistthe defeedests, upon the pound that they were sot
Midis is this salmi, becalms Mrs. Foy might, if she bad
plumed, love stepped from the iron they as to the bog
weed's step, and thus got to the pound without jumping.
She had chosen to jump, andoeuld not put the mosequeoose
ups the company.
The Lord Chief Amities 'aid she might bars got from the
hoe to the wooden step by turning round and getting down
backwards.
Mr. Jostles WMes said that it was extremely Ithetivenient
for ladles to alight in the way suggested, sod with the pre•
sent style of dress it would be unsafe for them to do so. It
was very desitable that traius should be taken up to the
platform.
Mr. horsily—Brat it was sometimes impossible to do that.
The court held that the matter was for the jury, sad
they having decided it, the court ought not to Interfere.
They also refused the company leave to appeal.
Ride ranee&