The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-01 00:00:00

LUDLOW RACGS—Winn,nAs.

LUDLOW STAKES of 1.5 eon. each. 10 ft., and 50 added, the
second to save hls stake. Once round and a distance.
lord Cession's Cavicum, 3 yrs, 7st (Tubas) 1
Mr. Price's Gaffer Green, axed, Bst 101 b.
Mr. Sanders's Lady of the Lane, 4 yrs, 7st 1315 3
espL Croptor.'s Baronet, 5 yrs, Pot Sib
Mr. Warman's The Gnat, 4 yr,, 7st 81b; and Mr. Barton's hector,
6 yrs set, also started, but were not placed.
MAIDES PLATS of 501. fiesta. Ludlow Stakes Course.
Mr. P. Stubbs's br h by Heros, d. by Y. Phantom, 6 yrs,
9st rib (Trotter) 4 1 I
Mr. Skerratt's &retie. 3 yrs 7st 215
Mr. Buckley 's Derry, 5 yrs 9st 0 3 3
Mr. Griffith'. %pole 13103.061, 4 yes Sat 61b 3 0 4
Mr. Knott's Outcast, aged, 34 1315 2 dr
Mr. Davies'. Plaintiff, .1 yes 741 t 51b 0 dr
The OAKLEY PARK STAKES of 10 goes. each, h ft. and 2.5
added, for half-bred hunter& Hata, race round and a die. Eight
rem.
Mr. Chive nd Lintneus, 4 yrs. tOot 12th (Sly) 0 1 1
Mr. Ilaynoa's G.elight, 6 yrs. 11.4 olb 1 0 0
Mr. Dsvies's Kalmar, 3 yrs Ibt 715 2 0 X
Mr. fitevtnso.n's Itorberraborpe. 4 yrs 10$ 915

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COURT OF qumws BENCR.

Ron Parse.—Before the LordChiefJustice and a Common Jury.
GHISLt7t v. GaRGottY.—FALSZ 111PRISONMENT.—This
was an action of trespass and assault, the plaintiff also com-
plaining that he had been falsely imprisoned on a charge of
(*.lofty. Mr. Temple end Mr. Hunter appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant ghee, Mr. Huinfrey, Q.C., and
Mr. Ilo,ritins fsr the defendant. It appeared that the plain.
tiffs brother, Wm. Augustus Ghislin, had been employed at
the office of the Illustrated Satirist, in the Strand, as a
clerk, first under Mr. Barnard Gregory, and subsequently
by two or three other proprietors. Mr. Gregory having
withdrawn from th- concern for a time, again became a pro-
prietor, in conjunction with the other defendant, Trinin, and
determined, in the mouth of September last, to stop the
paper io question, whereupon the plaintiff's brother made
arrangements for publishing another paper on the same pre-
mises, and the defendsnts being opposed to such a step,
Gregory, who was the landlord, put in a distress for rent on
30th Septemlwr, with a view to get Mr. W. A. Ghislin, who
had been about a fortnight in the house by himself, out of
possession, whereupon he tendered 211., the amount of rent
due to Mr. Gregory, who, however, refused to take it
from any one but the defendant Trinin, alleging him
to be the only tenant of the premises. Trinin shortly after-
wards came with a party of Irish bricklayers. and Gregory,
addressing them, said, st Gentlemen, these are my premises
—turn these fellows out." W. A. Ghislin then got a stick,
and a np,lee ensued between himself, Thomas Gbislin, his
brother (who had also been in the employment of Gregory),
andthe Irishmen, the result of which was the ejection of the
Ghialins, who, however, subsequently returned with a rein-
forcement, and, to use the witness (W. A. Ghislin's) phrase.
eflog " kicked the Irishmen out," and he " gave Gregory a
black eve, whea he bolted " At this period the plaintiff,
Geo. Ghislin, made his appearance, and asked his brother if
le meld render him soy aadstance, upon which he
was requested to rea.ove two reams of paper which
Ms brother had obtained fur printing the projected
thewepeper upon. He did so, and was immediately
pwen into custody by a person called Burton, the broker's
assia in possession, who had been instructed by Gregory to
gime any one into custody who might attempt to remove
weperty from the premises The plaintiff was kept at the
s Wean-house in flow.etrtet all night, nail having been re-
fusal because the charge was one of felony. Both the de-
f. AMU subsequently a, rased their approval of the course
wh lei Burton had taken; but the magistrate, upon hearing
the. wow, immediately discharged the plaintiff. For the defence
it w, surged that neither of the defendants could be held
eisepa natiole for tke conduct of Burton ; bat if the jury were
of a sestrary opinion. the smallest amount of damages
would :scot the justice of the cue.—The jury found for the
=damages. 201.