The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-27 00:00:00

set depolideg, or set eselealvelp depesdhes. arm lb,
'Wes agreereat between the pude. ; tie later deport.
big altogether apes it. With regard tee the brier pert ef
the isjusedea, die oospaay, wither having sire say
bead or sesseity, or redo soy payment, had rhea posses-
sion of the land, of which the pisintiff was owner ea twat
for Hie The plaiatire title wee sabittes however either
Weedy, ge fa pert, to bog lasesstulreirsisi. As
to tlie put of the redo, be thee& Ira dr empal
druid lidos isle err • osis of mem as la Ile massat
of
shirk lb Maser yeah* her wawa The pared= gide
presbee. gad the wake serried es apes then, had less el
ugh a degauss, end had astised usage each desaretemeia,
that if •pep ter nese, ebraldi loped helegeart, he wee
the berm part ribs klessiss right he pre-
ted..Littod without projadiee. As ie the biter pert et the
it right be- et rears or of little see to the plds-
=7ll tit ere read prim* sere to ••Marie ea or
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tag&to Is S•d; ordited to the heselit of sgreerest,
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to he right, wend isprimer
frees the peilleeradmitiVagerivithe reds& Widmer sanaleg
to Wirer say rails writ ihe plislW% right to the
fall Wasik of the worms*, he wee ed sprigs Ibet she pro-
per worse would be M Wise phe rasa Ws* subs
isleastion, wither prejudge to say queers ht the sear.
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stns.
Sr. Malin nil Mr. diferd sowed ice es htj&eeeiea le
raisin the defeadants has interfering with, or Setioritiog
the stasis& seessodation of the Shrewsbury and Chester
Railway *spray at the joint owls at Cheater, es& hen
doing eel astairatimbees is the ealemeat el week ass
Phis. as was useseemy ier Messer-the
are aemervestioj:elpsoludlog
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ves% Imeir j t sensate of &Sad-
ists god gisimills trati=t the OS Oleilso, sad in
the eatlary joie Sikh Ira bisherto Sea
used. est ia Se ere star or mad assns „ Sher reds or
pamempeer hays& the of the pidetillf seliway. whe-
ther to Weiwahemsera orollrontlor, owl hem is esty hies-
her holeeheieg whit the *WI through Inds ; and
=I the ewes se any embus, es ether veld& duly
W .111411111 their_ pesSogss, either
to es hes Seir ,se Maims Sidenhead, or to or
fres ether glees ;_ hes emWerft ey limidag the right
of seem to the sold joke Sails to IWas riesseed only to
ply &NJ& the eity of Chaise, se flea edierwles interfering
with gosh essessedatles ea/ rights as osier she dream-
iness
Bade
the gidetiM eon madded Se.
Mr. Beets with Mr. Fell" Kr! Pmesell, Mr. Will.
• sad Mr. Birkbeek, he the deholeaS, asked for time
OM the &Multi. ISIS were sly had as Saturday,
sad the mode& was ordered to stead ever tlfl lleaday ass.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BESCH.—YasTaRDAT.
BLUME O. JOTOI.-Ir3IeDICIION OP IMO PALAU
COVILT. .

In this OW the defendant iii been committed to prison,
under as ardor made by the nage of the Palace Court, by
virtu* of 8 & 9 Viet, e. 127, whic7< gives the power to the
Palace Court, County Court, sad Mkt inferior conks, to
*skim judgment for debts seder M. obtained in the
superior worts. The jedgmaat ham bed bum obkised in
the Court of Esehaquer, sad so order had been made sub-
sequent to the lost of August last, by which be was to pey
the debt by instalment% sad in default to be committed to
mass fee 35 days. The Palate Court was abolished by the
12 & 19 Viet., a 101, that is to my, 'ha the poming of that
aot on August 1 no action' or snit weld be eximinseced. and
on the 31st December all its pewees were to saw, erupt se
to preesediags in muses
ithsrnen, whisk wereto be
curled out by the Court of Pleas ea the County
Casks. These provisions by the 13:h and 141 k
endue of the set respectively.
Mr. ItINNU sow moved to disellsrge the defendant out of
ensiely. By the 9 &10 Viet., e. 127, see. 1, in all cues of
deka under 204 with costs in whisk judgment had been ob.
Inked k say court within the sense jurisdiction as the
Palm Court, an order might be made by **judge of that
kart Per payment of the debt, lied in cue of failure a power
was gives to commit to prison for any time not esoseding 40
dapi.B the 3rd section it was enacted that the imprison.
essss ad not extinguish the debt, but on payment
of Ike debt and the costs of the subsequent pro-
the judge of that court might make ea
ine= the discharge of the defendant. The only court
ilia bed authority under the act to take this proceeding,
woe me whisk could carry on suits for the recovery of debts.
At lie time of the making the order for tke commitment of
albedent hen by the judge of the Palate Court, the
pewee of that court to carry on suits, except suck as bad been
oemlesseed before let August, bad erased, and no proceed.
top kali be initiated after that. This was a new proceed-
's& and the Palace Court had no power to comments it. If
w War had been made at a time when the term of inert.
Mak, for thirty-flue days would not have expired on 31st
Heesifitkm, when' the existence of the court would cease alto-
=le sealed set have been enforced. The order also
flit tin detiadant should be imprisoned till the
'bele sem:ke was paid, whores, by the sot of parliament,
when a delft wee ordered in the first instance to be paid by
Instalments, the court had only love to commit until such
lime es the instalment due, together with soots of subsequent
C:selgs, was paid. The instalment doe in the ease bad
ind trod.
lie. Justice Coleridge—Wks the soots of the subsequent
pecesediats tendered also ?
Mr. Russell said he had no affidavit of that fact.
Kr. Carte, who appeared to oppose the granting of the
rule, was not head.
Mr. Justice Coleridge was of opinion that the order was
valid, but even if it were not, the application should have
been made not to this court, but the remedyabould have been
sought in the court from wheats the order baud. It was
true, that alter the lit of August the Palau Court could not
originate any suit, but he war of opinion that it still had
power to enforce the judgments of other courts, which was
given to it by the 8 & 9 Vict , e. 129, and the ride must be
refused.
Mr. Justice Brie agreed, end added that he thought the
statute +us open to consideration on the point as to whether
the payment of one instalment operated as • discharge from
ustedy, lassoed of the whole sum due.—Bull refused.
Quinn.. JUSTICES OP HULL.—MANDAMUS TO COM-
PEL JUSTICES TO LETT PEXALTIZS UNTIES TIM Nun-
emcee Itzmovse Acr.
On a former day a rale had been obtained, calling on the
mayor and jukes of the borough of Kingston-upon-Hull,
to skew cause why a mandamus should not issue command-
kg them to bees a distress warrant for the purpose of key-
kw Ave different penalties, of which one William Jackson
hsZ been convicted under the Nuisances Removal Act, 11 &
12 Viet, c. 126. By 16th section of that set, it undirected that
if any person should obstruct any officer, acting under the
authority of the as% or should wilfully violate any directions
se regulations of the genets' board of health, he should be
adds to • penalty set aseetdiat 51; and there was a (unbar
=, that ifa meow sink not perform what he wee
do he woad be liable to a further penalty of 51.
Osavistiens bed bees obtained against Jackson, and the
bed net km
paid,and the Justices refused to issue
==rarrant to levy them, but advised an application to
lble Gout.
Mr. Grainger now appeared to show cause against the
swk, and took several tarAnieal objections to the convic-
tions. He also urged that the justices were not all present
et sash 'satiable, and they doubted if they could join is
twang the disuses warrant. They had net refusal to set,
but were Omly desirous of obtaining the 'pities of the court
bolero promeding, as they were threatened with an execs-
tics It tkeyereceeded their duty.
Mr. W. H. Watson and Sir Jobs Bayley, who appeared
is support of the rule, were stopped by the mart.
Their kirdships were of opinion that the convictions were
good, and that the justice* ought to have kicked Atm. A
mandamus, thereat% would brae, but ere shosid he
taken that it was directed to the peeper penes.
Rule absolute.
TEE OMEN v. DINSMORE or cow WATIMPOID,
Witxroze, WICKLOW, AND DtTsuit RAILWAY COM.
PANT....-MANDAMITS TO COMPEL INN INSPECTION OR
Accounts.
Mr. D. D. Keene moved far a rule calks on the dinolwE
of the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin
Railway Company, to show came why a mandamus
' should sot issue to compel them to exhibit to a
sktaeheidst of the impiety the monk books of the
eempeay, and the banes skeet of knees sad expenditure.
The subs we. moved ke sake the 1101 k seethe of the Cow
e. 17)
Oka= ChaseMielks hat (II &I) , whisk
peke meted that thebediewhialiekend. imi Me.,
thebekaseihese,
/Mid be epee he byelaw el the thisdtdisee ke Mites
dap bikes every nooks et the employ ea he memo*
ehenmeds, eat the puma mtretlei Id& the sere of the
Wks were &read le snow die immestisa. I. this meal
11222Ee5e., • t had requited en lespeaffien ef the books, end
the call-book end beiemwesbest. He was see el
11.1.1 den who bad paid all the sells, and was eked,
kaki by right to such inspestiou
Rule granted.

BAIL COURT—TunginsT.
Ram Ma. Jana PArissow.

Tam Qozur v. ran Coaoxii or Laras.—Titi Vrsaicr
or FILO-DIAZ r4Levds.
.

oa:a Mole daii; tbir ise*(l*lifilt inst.), a role had
bus ablaimil tse a missed alp bobs up the utquiritiona
Mid by the areas at Leeds la the body of Sarah Ann
Whalley, who was Mad dead wider the met extraordinary
elesontstasess. She had bees hail married, and from raany
sksmatasses k mead that she bad Ma perfectly happy,
Eli it woe ohms that as we is sweillist spirits only five
Wastes Whoa she was Meld la Mr MMus with her
throat eat soda ernsialtirs Mt Mat Trader the direction
at the emelt theism Ina a weal et garde*.
Sir F..Mismesw to au* the Mai/ideas, mad
aids sewed la Ilms. la the lest place they set
eat the et** bey, sad wins an to soy that the
jury were to Moire how, where, sad is what ma•
mar the said itereh Am am by bar MO.
The fury Mad that the aid Ana Whalley ins the
wife of Willies Whaley, et Keassok mar Leah ;
she was 28 years et
ism& that ft lamas' that ea the
9th of July, she at mai MI Maoist
sad wilfully, and masa ithalibaraglit, kin a.
nada built, by WNW% a wolat with a mg