The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-03 00:00:00

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NOTICIS—This DAT.
Qinosee Lees..6llings eppiebafteft so be held in Middlesex and
Leeks, ban Led Dena" M ewe MAW Olen Term, 1547 .-
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due. 06 II ; gag gebassent
bit ; ad eltdmi,=%l, Kb
ii&aterieSsiel elms oo
Abe Ten Main eller Tees,, May N.—Levee l (
Tars): !Rider, May 7, at IS, ler ewers art gbh aims
NI the Mae deviser to he teltas—A emit iuswele as•
poir It tole tried Is Tens is iebled immedlebb; bet es the
sletemeet of Mier rte bat • •ern b Ire to be Moe r Tint, it
bis widebees *OM fedi litt. peeled Ow gage gib hem two
days. subs Odle aggllsmilga ettbeibrawlft geilesee, owl de me
boom the apilkuelga ea seed Pew The usidissaisr et mi.
plead god sew gems wM le oet is. the lid b b gib is their
seri bar.
Omelet Putee—Sittiep isseblel r ledieetz see Lambs,
bike Mr T. Munn Kat, leeYetar Maw 'Dino, 1647
ma (In Term) : Wednesday, Apia II; Wehmoday, April 2*. After
Tars: Monday, May 10.—Loads (1n Term) Friday, April 2e;
Friday, April 30. After Term: Temloy, May 11, to adjourn only.
The Coors will sit from day to day 1n Term till the mums are die.
posed oG

EQUITY COURT.
Before the Lord Chancellor.—April 1.
MATIRNAL MINACII.—DILICATI INVEATIOATION.—Mr,
Cooper applied to hie lordship for his advice, rather than in
a hostile way, as to the scans that ought to beadopted by
his lordship_ with rehneee to two young ladies who were
wards in Cheeesty.
_Hader the peculiar circumstances of
the case, sad eat et delkeey to those interesting young
ladies, he should nientioning their names, though
bit lordship would wee prenive, from the affidavits filed,
who these pude' ail ma. They were now, and had beta
ems • dos. mailer the peeliallea of their mother, at Paris,
awl limedith by birth awl ecenexiou. The affidavits
Meted dot they were, the elder 17, the younger 15
yews of age ; and had Imams alarmed at the con-
duit of their mother, who, though she had the control
of a large fortune (20,000 L) left by their parent, had
stated that she was not bound to maintain her daughters
after Wye 10'21, and that site could dispose of the property
gassoffinft se her sole will and pleasure. Mr. Cooper said he
seder applied, in this case, to induce his lordship to give
sera areptioas In the case, Is these young ladies were wards
of
the mart, and very delicately circumstanced in come-
quota of this avowal by their mother. He was not fortified
by mess, at presest, in sepnort of this application, but he '
knew that "in re DUNN,' Lord Hardwick., Chancellor,
bad eat hesitated to inheres, ea very t grounds, when
▪ bitheatim IMO.= iS hill list is Wimp wee about to
Womb he Ones a memehlp sea wed efthe wart. This was
no hostile eimileadisa agelnst the nether, bet the Next friend
haring declined to some to the court is, these young
he being much occupied as a aiseebeat in the City, the soli-
citor to the family had instrested esensel to take in this
way the advice of Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, who had,
however, declined to advise, is there was no specific motion
before the court. The result was that the present applica-
tion was made to his lordship.
The Lord Chancellor asked bow its Lord Hardwicke had
thought proper to interfere in the ease cited.—Mr. Cooper
said that "in re Dams " the Lord Chancellor Hardwicke
had sent his memenger, upon receiving this intelligence
shout the infant, to bring her into court in person, to be
examined as to the matter alleged.—The Lord Chancellor
said, if the papers were handed in to him, be would look
ism the matter of the three affidavits, and treat them as he
wield any other private communication.—The learned conn-
ed
beaded in the affidavits accordingly.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.
Before D. C. Maybe, Fag.
WALKER V. LAIDLAW.—A LAMB° COLUMBINE.—This
was a summons under the new act sgainst the defendant, a
sane-painter at Algiers Amphitheatre, to recover the sum
of 31. 19s. for surgical attendance on the wife. In the month
of January but, Mrs. Laidlaw, whilst performing Columbine
at the Lyceum Theatre, sprained her antic, and the plaintiff
was sent for by Mr. Bender, the acting manager, to attend
her. He applied leeches, and she was enabled to
return home. The next day the plaintiff was called to attend
her at her residence, and for a fortnight afterwards she was
daily attended, the sprain being of such a nature as to
require great surgical skill. For this the plaintiff charged
the sum claimed, which the defendant thinking too much,
be oared 21., which was rehmed.—Mr. Cunningham, for the
delleademt, contended that the charge was excessive, and
IWNEWPWR that the defendant wee not liable. The accident
having oeserred during the paeformances at the Lyceum
Theatre, =ado acting marearpehaving engaged the plaintiff
to SOMA Laidlaw, he was the proper person to have
bow asedl.—Mr. Caliber= said he had witnesses who
weld porn dot the amps ewe exorbitant, and he had to
es* le the hoed juke, der the Slat asiica of the act,
hem ailiseimmes of dr ases, to =able Idea to produce
thole vitalism. After scemillesmisa, the Maims allowed
to stand over.

CHANCERY OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER.—
LIVERPOOL, Aram 1.
(Before Horace Twice, Esq.. Viee-Cbsecellor.)
WOODWARD O. Ersvat.r.—The purpose of this suit was
to carry into effect the trusts of the will of a testator mused
Woodward, who left several infant children, the plaintiffs
is this mums, and directed that his business, which was
carried on at Manchester and Preston, should be carried on
be their buseilt. The trustees were desirous of acting in
ride moan soder the sanction of the court, and it was
aseadagly au nod to the registrar to inquire whether it
would be far the haat el the infests that the trade should
be prcasentad. The registrar bad that the Preston
babies@ preened as assns! profit of 4001. or thereabouts,
bet that the Maaanster balms was not a profitable
onmers. The nelizes also hunt that the testator
Led aped* reareasaled his Mahon to the WO and
HHINIONIHNI of Ms. rawly, the wife of the trustee by
whin the halms am to be aerial en, and therefore he
found ad winithel that the awe lady would be a proper
atto be appeinlal • /!dies of •the infants.—Mr.
ira and Kr. Admire apparred Ike the parties in the
cause. • desebt wee engnemed whether it would be re-
gular sad paper, awl rueseding to the muss of the
court, to appeal a mated lady fise guardian of infants:
it was, to IA walks the appointment in the husband.
—The nglarar a-liened a ern in which the court
had ordered the allowance far the eseinteuense of infanta
to be plid to a married lad fairjur sane* ar, bat to
14.1,1sitzlied he the bea M the ehildres.—The
sail. tire the 'sun um net In the habit,
camor. a =obit sr tek=hberat of a au-
IMMO j but then was no
&WY, rule sal ea appealma. Many eir-
eraudease appear, as see, the sate of the funny,
, alums el other persons willing to aadeetake
.41:111=1:7 ether reseak web an apissioloasst
elf pada: lam In this assg awe was the eueWy
apeased emilidenee ef dee teelater. and the ast Ma the
bralland of the lady was the
igeongemadefasa:ledwrathe teastor
sen=the seat to any es appeared
tto mho it proper that the snot should mina
the ONO( of the reghtrar.—The Praha buries was
Wind te he earned on, the Manchester Wass discon-
tinued, and the stock sold.

4881Z2 INTELLIGENCE.
HOYE C7BCIIIT.—LINCHITON, Aran I.
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