The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

COURT OF ERROR.-Fn. 10.

(Sittiop before Lord Chief .1 astio•Oaskbura sad Jailing
Croiroptaii, Dyke, Keating. and MaOar.)

POLK! V. THZ OILZAT =rat! ZAILTVAY COMPANY.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff for an acci-
dent. tin the 25th of sum last the pplaintiff was a pas-
winger by the defendants' line from to Milford.
Upon reaching Grange Court, seat Olemester, the de-
fendants' line runs into the line of the Sea& Wales Rail.
way Company on its way I. lei it was at that
spot that the Irate by which the was travelling ram
into a truck which was on the ead summoned the in-
juries to the plaintiff of which be oonspbdaell. At the trial
before Mr. Baron Mattis, the harped My was of opinion
that the dtdeodante were liable, having esademied to carry
the plaintiff safely from London to Millard.
Mr. Ravin. on the part of the deleadealer mateedei
that teliszirx not liable. The accident cammeed Meow*
the n of the South Weiss Railway Cal=l4.
yenta in saving a truck upon the line. The
bed no Contrail ever the servants el the South Wain Zap
way Company, and had nothing to de with thents
that the Maim going from leei to Milford ran eve=
lines. The defendants contracted to me due can 'mil lib
genre, but sever contrasted to any safely, as Mr. Dana
Martin alleged that they bad. Under these drones-
Mance, be contended that Mr. Berne Martin's ran wee
WYODH.
The Court were of opinion that the ruling of Mr. Rama
Martin was correct, and affirmed the judgment of the
court below.
Judgment affirmed accordingly.

SMITH IP. TAIZEIMOL
This nee arose out of • bill ci weeeptiews, which was
tendered to the ruling of the Lord Chief Baron Pollock, in
en action of breach of contract to supply provilions to the
Pest Lidis Owropany for troops prosesding to India, and the
question wee, whether time wen • warranty that the goods
Amid be It for the for which they were intended,
and the Lad Chid Duos held time was no snob wenenty.
The Ooort reversed the ruling of the Lord Chief Baron.
Mr. Collier, Q.C., sod Mr. Mosby, Q.C., were counsel for
the plaintiff ; the Attorners•Genuel end 'soda, learned
rentAema for the &tandem&

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Fn. 10.
(Before the Chief Commiesioser.)
in • ease wi:ieltiaateglib= WITS
pen 91111irtre court nearly
three years, and before ~purled, ea appleselesa was
by Ur. Backer Orden for • tardier adjourament, to ooze-
OAS ea armagemmt with all the creditor..
Mr. Oppenhelin ',peered for • creditor, to oppose soy
further adjournment.
The Chief Commimircerr said he wee ready to hear the
]lroffer.abaa
bad
baes
11; = Curial :lsio"wePrirastil
made to prevent the petitioner taking the beaett of the
set, and be 'eked for a little further tints.
His Honour, after isameipting the matter, allowed ea
adjournment to the 10th Mend
TEN OWSCIOIS OP TO 00011 T.
As yet the damn of the court have set received their
salaries and emoluments for dudes astuelly discharged far
Use treader mding the lith Jemmy. ne extraordinary
Goaded el the gownsman towasids them has produced very
swim imenveoieness. The diem were to deader the
Court ef bmildupWy, and .b. the parlimeentery vats of
mosey, hat so artier bes bees mode for their papssal.