The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-08 00:00:00

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ItIOLIOIXOII IR VII oosrveraricn Or 004DII.
Mr. Serpent Lloglake applied ler a rule in behalf of the
plaintiff, to show muse why the mama whieh bad bees
entered la this ease, which was fond bane Mr. flerjegat
Channel at tie newt Bemerwt Amnon should set be set
aside, and • new vied had. TIN deneendes elleAsd ffisof
the defendants, bong mown geMsen Ind Unaided at
mien, by the plaintiff, e eniontley et Omen nil* they
aeglecteill to cony sad Mee winds • meemehle than,
esteripaines of whisk the pleas bad sminlised seven
pissatery le. The dedundenos pled ; that
they had use Yenned the diesel to wiled as alleged fa
the deelandes; end that the *NM wee osseploil and re-
solved by UM mare • antis sweat, by win* they
were rendered irresponsible for ism of market or Omega
arising hem delay or donation at the stations, it
In the course of the foamy, by moon of than
not being • sufficient suntan et trunks to convey
the goods. It appeared that the plaintiff delivered
the cheese at the Great Western station at Beth on a
Moodily, to be inerveyed to Ilishopetoke shine market,
whirls wee held ea the following Thursday ; bat notwith
steedisg that *see IWO two trains starting on the day of
delivery, the shames were not deopmehed till five o'clock on
Temple, essales. They wens thee shifted at Resting,
where they Nmelsed till Tharaday, the day e•
which they ought to have been delivered at
Biehepenite, ichmeby tee pinata lost the nuke, sad Is
coseequens an • pecuniary sufferer. The &hem set up
wee that theampony bed act a sufficient number of trains
at their dhpml to nom the cheese, and that consequently,
611611111W1 its Oak gennent, they were not liable. The
Issued Mid that the esniteM was • niacin% 'sewer
tore New sod sensuiled the.pisiatiff. The leased
einesi enbmilled that the holding of the lodge wan glom
awl Sat Os giffinnit was entitled to a new trial.
Me. Beres Mean said that railway compaalee' matreets
wee panted Is awe small type that a man with short sight
iambi set read them at ell. They ought to be legible if the
oessoutiee tussled no act epos this.
The Chief Beres—Take a rule to show mum
Bale abi panted.

JUDGE'S CHAraa..--
mesa 111 RIME caseirai.
IR as RZIRCIRICK ZAORI3. A FERRARI SOLDISRIX TX
21111111 ORRYLII MOWN.
Meke Dt Mid Roan, etwaseadiag Weer of the Ist
el the Britieb Gomm Legion, now stationed
at to newera writ of hatless emus.
solar alai weer to
galled ea le pretwes Frederick
Maw, • geheleerAMay mope, at purest
abolmffekfl Plettalenest kr t semet, but who
&End eirealtial at the glesad of bum diseharged
Elbe
the &Mel ermy preeivaely say serest.
"thaw weasel la the cof a mamma of Ids
seiAmeall. Is was sesisted by Mr. New Joan, sellattm,
• ffelebneen, wlee englainal his elan* ease as set forth In
allidavits, by whist it wee alkyd that. beat • private to
the let Jager llesffnunt et the Brill theme Legion, on
as 27th of Chaster lest be was dbeharged by Ihroa
&sunbelt's ; that, sa the foliewhe deg be was ansultsd
by Copula Lewis Levu us Mien d his teginteat. sad
idolised a sinew tailor milme alit; dist 144•1
sawarallisi ail ne r
bd preniendy
llsass der. y
Efidatodirsedar his
wrest tad stir
i. "
t. Iterr
tionelere rayed that the ewe of his eat edits
Ls= We by the learned Judy, wit • view to Ms
Mews heat custody.
The enswerire lathery lisps lieney, who ewe represented ;
by Meson. eels Derma, slued that the gel. I
sew, Fretted& , beim a private is the Ist kw
Corps of the )1111i& Nam Legion, madam! at Wire.
ter, was, as the Mb et Ottober, feud guilty by • ems.
netts of twin behaved binuelf is as ansolderthe
ninner, eel disobeyed the lawful commode et his saps.
Cloptithi'Lmta, and of basis. edited este&
th•
stemeleaa et as Wattles character to the sees=
esteerepew be was emended to forty-two days'
mist, with bud labour, which mamma le was now mew
%Le was timber denied that Hacker bad bees die
hen the reginast
ilenind Jades asked Mr. Jones what objected In
estera ?
iddriqemaidered it iseeffeient, and urged his right
• kes merits oldie ease, iroatending that he would
elletwtatessar had lees legally discharged before he
wee en
I% Fuego sold ha °mild act go tato the write. la hie
the return was aufistent. If the prisoner's ad-
brae
bought differently, they WWI at liberty to storey to
theesurt. The prisoner nest be resaanded but tato
seseedy.
It was waderstood that an appeal meld be made Is the
Suntory of State on behalf of the prisoner.

COUNTY COURT.

This was in errata mover from Mr. H. Speedy, the dr
feudist, the landlord of the well known Lot Tama la
Cramer street, 71., alleged to be doe to the plaintiff, a :W.
ear, now out of mactioe, for law chases.
Henry Harr, instrocted by Krim. Luau end
Showier, appeared r creosol for the defendant. The facts
wen briefly thew. In July, 1860, Mr. Speedy attended
the City Auction Mart, and berme the panhaer of a free
Laid ; on the tot beam knocked d‘wn to klm, the pleilatiff,
who was a perfect stranger, tendered his serving to eisolne
the lite and empire the worrier toe 121. The offer
was aseepted on condition that the purchase shoild lea mar
plated. Mr plaintiff contended that no seek awdlelwwt
made. In the erne of a rigid examination by dhindlasto
ocinasel, It was elicited that plaieuff was the NS Of Ile
vendor, to whom he was also solicitor at du else ebell
andortook to sot for the dsfssdant ; and whoa Me amor
Mee, therefore, been aware of ea obstacle to the oraiiillea
of the sale of the property on the put of the maga
ogee, he was using he. Whom* to prevent sip »-
armies of the paneate-seese. radios then sae so
chase. of eospiedsi the porches*, the kindest siesta
to relinquish ell skis to dastants oa the deposit berg
retnreed. The 'dread submitted that there we. at that
made and mired upon that bete

time:

parties s►ould pay their own mete. The leaned counsel
strongly animadverted on the feet of the plentlff sating for
both the wader and vendee, and pat in a letter in the head-
writing of the plaintiff's brother and partner, is whisk it
was clearly stated to his al eat's 'Minton that all claim for
cons would be gives up. The plaintiff called his brother,
who said that he had men the msmonadme as to sash party
paying his owe coats ; neither this daemon& am the
plaintiff's ►ooks were produced.
MM Honour said that the plaintiff, by the evidence he had
gives, bad clearly put himself out of court. The practice of
ins professional man acting for both parties in seek trans-
, actions es the present always led to unplementines.
Vadie: for the defendant, with costs.