The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-23 00:00:00

Rain intelligence,

TRATIOW.

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YiermAy.
Tag QUI= o. WALIIII.Pass axass--garsunmiNT aoa Faun
In Ms ease which was ea ladistauat fee ',stela's, • nu
of 1001. by leis protease by as etterny. sad is whlsh a
Me to show wan why then should net be s son trial woe
moved few
/m ow liasslay last, sad a man risk appeased
la the oo cf
The asset so= that they had swasalted Lord
Down ; sad on she whole, they her. &brad be
• Me.
Ix =a Yams OP lionlmanw.-11ozio or 'faux

Is this cam • ralaltioilisaaatalsai, calling on Mr.
an &Mammy, ts show came wily ma attachment
loam agamm Ids .IM maim* M mart, isr
061=g1. albsamtamis as mammy la • as of " Edwards v.
Wag m sat mama attarsey.
Ile "Mimi moms maths skit maim of Oa Vist., 4. 73.
mbisitit is mailed" that after the make ef that sat say
puma who shall, is his airs stoma, or is dist of say maw;
Memo say wet, or ma oat maw la the ~ill at We*
simsmr, witispnt being mad sardled se ea Mow
=arab M isaitiMisisusaid sal kr has la sub
sub ofilmakmillM kraimp etwirt."

It appeared that Kr. Ham pkreye was admitted as attar-
soy la the great sessions of Wahl doting the elisions of a
separate judicature is that principality, es the payment of
1 Yd. °sly. Oa the =add= of that jedleathre be 11 Cleo.
IV., and Ist Will. IV.. oar. 70, the 16th geodes panned
attorneys admitted it Wales to prairies is asses Was; to
that ferkeleities. which were tried is superior erearts, with-
out the payment= the additiesal net neesessey to make
th. eia2..paid equal to thee Moss= on stesusep prestkieg
L the superb, Onetere. thole putties Wok
;;.-esmlll, fa those geWleiset be 17th Iseationdta
might gemmed,
_by of tint
t append that a M. a genders=
ia Lemke, was the ateersey be a Mr. nye, asel L 1546
Mr. Mop' pagebend eartain prepay in Tliataire. Kr.
Humphreys wee the ataseney be the vender, and the title
deeds was to be dellmeed to Mr. Williams to peepen the
=street Mr. Wilde= retelved the title-deeds hem • rer-
an to whom the property was mottgaged, the mortgage
being paid at; bat ha =se resolved with them she deeds of
other property which had else been mortgaged to the came
paw. Aa =don was lineght spinet Mr. Williams to
mow the deeds, a very against against him, sod the
emu was tend. Mr. gated as attorney la this
airiest, and the sesta was to a. This rah had there-
fore boss obtained war= him.
Mr. Maeda and aft. Ting seur showed ewe, sad eon-
Wad= that the only =hem committed by Mr. Humphreys,
if any, wee seat= the verve me by the norpsynest el the
&dada.= sum aimosesszy he be paid la Wide hien Sc poetise
as as attorney generally, and that the eureka.= k. amps.
Fier ends was raffia-last es sada him he SFr& Is the
nit in question.
The AitorueOleneral, Kr. Webby, end Mr. Willa up.
peered in support of the rule, and esegialleil rhea Mr. Han-
phays was sot admitted Is Ile sopostoe mom by the our=
meat, which less only Wended 111 enable =tombs admitted
under the old Welsh jeffieshere to appear in suits in the
superior courts Griming Is gad beioaeing to that juriedictioo.
Mr. bodice Petemon, ia delivering the judgment of the
court, said that the 166 dad 17th sections of 11 On. IV.
and 1 Wm. IV., e. 70. Mil Men= objects. The 16th mo-
tion was neettmery. hearse panes by the payment of 261.
scald presties at the merle of peat sessions in Wales, and
whim these courts were abolithed the cases which were be-
fore sued in that jaikmenre were required to be sued
at Watseka= and d would Meehan bard if the attorueys
L that jaris ,ieties were pewee= ben appearing in those
cram; bat they were limited to dews whisk would pea-
oacy have bra tr.= there. The 16th seed a, however,
did sot alter the state in which they then were, but allowed
them to we is gouts at Westminster without the payment
of say *Adidas= duty, and a roll was provided hi them
ewes, Is whisk they were carolled, but they wait set ad-
aided. The 17th motion pee them a farther power, for
they might if they =wed be admitted to pasties generally
by the penut of the additional duty. It wee clear to
some within this motion there mast be as adminion, and
Mr. Humphreys was only on the roll, and was see admitted
as as sinew of this cent. Then NW 6 aid 7 Vie., A 73,
e. 35, which reader= say (sacs preening_ is say of the
superior everts pate of contaapt. Mr. Haisplueys, not
Mang been admitted at all, come within the very weeds of
the endwie= wag fa the same audition so regarded
y~gs
say
other suits then those bebop= to the
of the Welsh courts as a person
who bad never bees admitted is guy way. The words
keenagly and wilfully" were in the affidavits sad oleo in
the rule, and if the matter turned on that then might be a
question, but still Mr. Humphreys must be takes to have
linen the law relating to attorneys, and he wee brought
within the 16th section, sad wee, therefore, guilty of on-
tempt. Tie rule must be absolute, but ae the court did not
with to be severe, the attachment might Win the olio, tor a
=oath, sad in the meantime Mr. Hemphreys might be ad-
mitted, aid it wand not had.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-TUTZIDAT.

SMUG. 1111 Bawd.

—..—
SCRAM= AND °TRIM V. lloaaioa.—Paornacc at
GOODS TUICEASID DOSS NOT LIS IN TES FUSCOUS=
UNTIZSLITIIST.
It ewe the defendant, who was in the habit of con-
tras* to supply timber for the nemm, had purchased, in
1847, aorta* ports or 26 sticks of timber of coo Swift, being
pert of a large quality whisk he (Swift) had bought is
Hallo* Forest, in Wales. The defeadaat had paid more
that the earth*, money, and the timber bought by him
was market and assessed off at the time of the purchase,
bat was set eat Sea the at of whisk it formed pert,
Swift having sapped le saw it and Boat it down the Wye
eiskadeat's peemisee at Chepstow. Before the de.
limey of the Saber Swift became • bankrupt,
mai the pialatiK as his mediae*, claimed the
r eM. on the piing that there had been to
aseepteems eireeediag ter the Statute; of Frauds.
Igicjea freemewe oat Moors sea, who eat and serried
away the tinier is enestione sad ea maim was brought and
• mmliet recovered by the meigase far the value. A rule
aM had sines been pealed to est that verdict aside. Mr.
Bag sad Mr. Montague Smith sew *wed cause against
del sob, which was supported by Mr. Cockburn and Me,
Brielemr. The slaty quotient was whether the property is
the Silber had pared to the absolute previous to the bank-
ropey or sot.
The Court held that when there rentaised acts to be done
by the seller beim*, barer was entitled to have the pro-
peaty, there was so pushes of possession from one to the
other. Is this ease the mike had to separsto the timber
beaght from the trees, of which it frmed a part, sad mad
It a Maga* of twenty miles. This had not been dome, there•
fore the property bad aot passed to the defendant, and the
verdict for the plaintiff must stand.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YsersiDAY.
ems.. or Bait*.
MORSIIIOX V. GLOIIIII.—BUILDIIIIO

filsWas an action of covenant by the trustees of the
Paddington and Bayswater Mutual Benefit Bail*, So-
slaty to recover from the defendant, who was a member, cer-
tain sass of Mossy as payment of cabscriptione, redemption
mosey, sad 'mad rest. It appeared the defendant had
borrowed • sew et 4601. of the comely, which was
established under the Benefit Building Societies'
AM (6 It 7 W. IV., tt. 32). Ile took eight
shares of 1201. sash in the society end executed a
mortgage, to sesame the payment of the salmeription doe
iste=esce of them, as also the rent of the premises, whisk
hem time to time become payable to Lord Cadets=
as ground landlord. Thu dahndime, having made default,
the remit seldom wee ecommatted. To the decieratio• setting
out the above eireanistasess the defendant pat in 22 pleas,
three of whisk were dunned to. The priaelpel guidon
raised apes the clew was, whether thewbjest tithe action
was " • matter in dispute" letweestiee defestisat, as a mere-
bee, end the sedsty, and ovbt therefore (under the 21st sec.
of 10 flea IV, et. 66) to have bees refined to arbitration.
This errand of defames was specially pleaded, cad the plea
was deunarred to.

&tmissed as a tars day is Nippon of the
damns awl estbended that "the shatters in dispute"
we not ;Min the seinen (tithe 1114110= IV., o. 66, raked
on; that the sen.gament ettftearewedlent to Lord cadogan
was a wrong to the sodsty, wryillhreen from the mere us-
, .[money. The ploiladt WO at liberty therefore to
mein anti= as he had dam, ad the *haw set up by
the lies wee an =M Os it. •
Kr. Je/se, is support eieztpiees, salmitted that the Bth
sad 7th Ws. IV, e, 32, the preside= of the 10th
Ors IV., a. 66 and 6 Wm. ,e. 40, to WNW —*sl.
sad that the sublet* mattes of the present senses I&
within Os previsions of the 21et sesta the 19 055. IV., weee
After =fetch= to the 9 and 10 VS, • 27, theleiniedeuelsel
relied. mesesether authorities, upon " Orlep to. Ilonlyery,"
(8 abet, 394), where it was hall sett aas did ant
lie ag tha trustee eft !midi moldy, an bat staid*
puts the only Wade of pr
uses, was by arbi
Sir P. Pollock, Mist BIM. sow delivered ant.
The question was, whether the *bar was frost
seksdalag an ernes at law kw the tussah= sesplaieed
of, or whether ha wee bound to maw them to shit/mien.
The east, after onelienng tka enthesitire and the =nous
sets of psrliament referred tti, Seen of =Won that the pleas
whisk set lap the nessesity to reefer the natters In lisps%
to arbitration, as a bar to the mike, were bad pie= and
that the deatisrer 6110111 a Oscars be spewed. •

hipasat ke ta• plant( sonningly.
Hamann V. Linwoon.—Don et as ATIONXIT
!OWA*DS An Woe.
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This was aa sties hoes& to rows compostation to
damages fres the dot Beat fir as la Ike discharge
of his datj as an attorney, ia a cause at the suit
of the pessat pitfall! egoist a Min . The mot.
liens esasploisod M. woo, that the defoadaat did sot
" Sasso" surd for the *lade is that for the alai of
the sus at Moidoess, mhos it was to have bus triad. The
seassalass whiner was that the reseed was withdraws,
sad the Sun Sterwerde tried at Lows It apposed the
&hoist had, sales a alsopproissoka with worst to the
=of .tho Wham at lidirnao told the whams
1 11.1
Mt PreSsethere stela meths ;sown will Them.
day, wad had 11arelf arrived thso eats she overlap is-
ions,whon be was Shined that though postponed smeared
with Oriel fa SeAaktiff, the reseed had boos withdraws,
es there wore • at ottosearats wilmen hi olgoidiswoo:
Kr. Baron ISM% Was when tho poome 'Ma war holed
at lfiddleera,teld thojrag that so attensorsdatyia lastreab
tog ocautool wait, to haul* tikes with so* NOM-
able istrutioas sad materials as would MAIO than
to swat this' Agars Me U the jury with a reaseashio
reagso Mousas. A verdict herb' penal he the
US& Mugs a rule all was eabsequatly
kor • pow trial, on the ground ot soloilossis, and Mat
the &meg" wore ezaadve, ludas the plalatif would lOW
Nut to has than reduced to 131.
to,. &sisal Wilkins sad Mr. B Jaws appeared on
Teseday to show ease aphid the rule. They satuded
that the dhotis at the leased baron was
sad that his eoastreotioa el the snails orfe"tiool=
snarl" was Mired. Au attorney said not (they sh-
unted) be rid to dhcbarge his duty to his client in es-
dosing a case by .ssty Masao( snarl with a brief
ad a list of witaweashs• Iwo to have them in
utonfauto, sad woo nista Alossif es the day the trial
should hays bora yossteded with Alla to the boonal, it
was admitted they were salrely au high.
Yr. M. Cheabors, Q. 0., apt author baud gentlealan
'apposed the rale, sad eastsadat that 13/. was this real
=sat of damages Snored by the plaindif, if he had rat,
fared say. They subsitted SS the allegation that the
astradsat " had mot Sanwa& tessail for the plaintiff " was
positively disproved. It appeared that suaad was furnished
with a 144 oad.that he ap, set behalf of the phlatifi
whoa the Sale ihe salad apsNso. In order to sop.
cr
iss
the
tassimatioa, WNW lave hes shows that Me
W undated to ballad •tsarist in say sass
it the 'Wade The shwas of she dohnsiout WS thaw&
Items was withal; Masud
oseirodl, MU tot lanotet til":1144111111:74
▪ inshastod toesesi."
Ds Coast having thla takes Vose to singiori law-1
mused jeigniat tab atrialag. They wire of oplaisa Bad