The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-20 00:00:00

MUSESPIIBIIITATION,

The Hon. GeorpDefzo aa,(l7ls::ssid that Air was sa
action to recover damages is rearequene of the plaintiff
having ben induced to *rams the goodwill of • patio-
house up= a false repronatatios of the Wasp. The
house was the Gthrallar, sad it stood upon the leak of the
Medway ; and the represents.** was that*, takings won
801. a mouth. Th. aistion alleged that In eeseeeeeg.qcesos
of the hiss reorientation ss to the %Map the plaiatw had
been induced to give 2621. for the goodwill, fixtures, ka..
but whoa the writhes agreement was produced it tweed
out that the ward " good•will " was not is it, sad
that the mosey was to be paid for tho "fur-
niture, fixtures, and other offs* as per lance
tory." There was widens, however, that thin
thins were not worth more than 1001., and the jury were
also of opinion that tbs statement that the takings were
801. a month was false. The Chief Baron, who tried the
cans at Maidstoas, was of opinion that he ought to normait
the plaintiff, bat he received lean to move to eater a vet-
din for bun for 100/. The present motion was made
snot to this Lave, sad it was eubmittsd that his
instead of nossuiting upon tho ground that thine was a
variance between disagreement sad the declaration, should
have allowed the latter document to b. amended.
Rule mated.

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ILLNESS OF 112. FOOTICII WILLIES.
The Lord Mist Justice, la the course of the day, is refer-
mop to so sppliostioa to est aside an order of Mr. Judos
Wales, said that the lammed Jody had bad as attack of
MOMS which rendered It impossible for him to be to mart
to-day, bat it was hoped that la the course of a few days he
would be peewit

THE POLICE COURTS.
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The proprietan of Meritoe's Wharf, Mr. John James sad
Mr. Alfred Barry, their three employes Wallas Sago.
wict, Charles Thorne, and Janes Armed, all of whom are
charged with defrauding esveral Maumee companies of
large sums of mousy, yesterday appeared at this court,
having earrendered to their reeogemancsa, to undergo a
further examination upon that charge.
Mr. Alderman Stone presided.
Mr. Oiffard, Q. 0., sod Mr. Poked, instructed by Mem&
Humphreys and Morgan, were for the prosecution. Mr.
Berjesut &Manilas appeared for the Bony., ; Mr. Yam
for Thorne, and Mr. Now Lewis, Jen., for Arsott and
Bedgewiek.
The particulate of the °see have been so frequently be.
fore the public that it will be unnecessary tosiito the
details, bat it will be remembered that the fraud
on the part of the delsodants is, that after a which
took piece in November last they represented certain goods
to have been destroyed at that flee, and that claims were
mot in respect to these goods, and the mosey paid In some
instances, the goods being actually lying at the wharf at the
time ; and it was farther alleged that the defendants than
appropriated the goods which they represented to have been
destroyed to their own purposes.
The evidence given wee merely documentary and of •
formal character, and after a very short axaminatiou the
proceedings were again adjourned, for the ooreveoience of
the counsel, all of whom were espied at the Old Bailey In
the Unity Bank case.
The defeodants were all admitted to bail aii on the pre.
visas °cession&