The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

MU me aosordloily read s wood time, sad onto* to be
Irrearaitted.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JOLT 9.
RIVED COOITe-B2POIER ISLI AID ♦ lII.CIALJOAT.

ALLAN O. HC 111,,0R EROS CHANCERY.

This wa sn I;sue duelled by thellaater of tis ii;ii:Zveeelatn
whether the plaintiff wee interlined. sad if so to what Men; in a
concession granted by the Dutch !peen:meet to the defend int. for
the establialurient cd a lima electric telegraph taw: ea Yogland and
Holland.

Yr. Watson and Yr. Mundy were mann for the plrintlff ; Mr.
Atherton end Mr. Bereard for the defendant.

It appeared that the plaintiff, who wee a seienttee gentleman
ridding in Edtobergh, had taken out a patent for as elec-
tric to ph, sad on the 7th of Mired, ISM, obtained as act of
paillaroent for the (Jilted Kingdom Riedel* Telegraph Com-
pany. Ile then attempted to obtain • concord= from the Belgian
government for • line to Ostend; but, being unsomewful, he turned
his attention to Holland, and warn introduced to the defendant, a
Dutcb sideman, who wan then In London. After some negotiation
dere:dad proceeded to Hollan I; plaintiff west over after ben, but
did not rends bar. Comiderable corresponded* Rd place until
the I Met May, when the Dutch government granted the tionmeelen
to Ve dellinelsat. He then returned to Loud a. Percent interviews
took pled between lens and the plaintiff, and some gentlemen
who Implemented the intended company, which was to be
Weed ft work the cone attar. before any apeement we
ear r for that puede, the defendant sold he lateen
le the measentoo to Mr. Ricardo, who represented one of the tele-
Mph emapnelee. Plaintiff then tiled a bill in Chancery 'Miming a
Ant lama la the concemion ; the eatme came before the Master of
who directed this due, to wet twin abet was the agree
MIN Worm the parties. The plaintiff wee etainthed. and deposed
theta mpetweat between hen and the defendant was that they
eiedie belated, interested In the conorecon, although for meted
Medd they arranged that L. should be taken In the name et the dis-
lied set atty. Several letters which had plated between the parties
Were pet In;

The ere be the defendant wan that no each averment had beet
aMeh Ile defend., admitted that the plaintiff bad ant roomed
thee he *aid apply for the concessioo, but de'etdant was to have
the make Moat of whet It pc Booed by sale or by a royalty. The
balk he tie plaintiff would be that he would be enabled to carry
oat hle perm tbrmab the intersenttoo of the provost(' company,
are rye hie Geiser free tntal failure.
bead wad far the plaintiff, rad that there wee an
M down law Mu the concession.

COURT OF COMMON PLEA.B.-JuLT 9.
eringeg LT nog MOS IN 1.0111001t.-11170118 CZ= MINI TUTS

NASH O. HOOPII-,

The plaiatiff In Ode case was a little glri oely 11 Iran of *ye, and
she entered the defendant's Gerrie* three years ago, and was to be
employed in one of the pr comes of saveloy* foldiag. tier wages
were first le. and afterwattla be. a week. On the eth July. MS the
decedent Tea short of heads, and the plalntiff was directed to at-
teed to the removal of paper es it pawed through some roller., es
well ea her own work. The removal of the paper was pro,erly work
for a by, and while the plaintiff eta doing it her hand was crushed
by the machine in to anima a mantle, that she we. for are weeks in
the hospital and had not been .be to work emce, and indeed it was
said by her tonne& to be doubtful whether she would ever recover the
tnU nee of her hand.

ii;i4Topprared for the plaintiff, rtd Ur. Peftrodorff for
tbe defeudent.

intheiss;;Se of the care It was 'applied by Ithi lordship that roue
arrangement rbookt be come to, and otter wee diseurnion between
the sonnet', It was amassed that the defendant should pay Rd, to the
plaintiff, each pasty paying ►•e own arts.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JuLT 9.
ammo AT XIII PIM—MOM TWA LOAD Mil Hl= AID

JONSII r. inni4lloloUo it -ALLIS= ILLIGAL PAWNING
Mr. Bova and Mr. Pegeredorff apparel kr thepWmli<l Mr.
and Mr. Gordon Alien repteeented the Mdmilang.
Thle was an nation brought hy the *We m aseentriz of rem
health to recover from the defendant, • in Pier-4011y,
the value of ceruin plate which It •YMeB had been lbw ly
pledged at his stablishineaL From the ene. It
that geiltb, who was in emberraried eiseureetimeee. lit In
ISM, sod that previous to going be entrwted the *ate. the Wiest of
the present maks, to hie daughter and hie Maim, Kriegel Mee.
Masks, whit the undetetendirg that it was to be Merl & Sod.),
who wee In had heel* died some time aiter, sad Me IMMeggi dim-
med that the platehad bean piedpd at ittienilmeWshla he Mt,
and wilnensently sold. a default having bass Rude la dis payment
ef

Part tiiielate aid Mrs. Narks were wee& now doled that
poet el the gibe hal bees slew this by ler. With sag*
la WNW that Ilte rewebikto hes Wee etws le thew prwlemnits
lir. Owlet Waft lestismi. Whim be peetwial thew with It be Is-
Mad ea thin tie ssestelty et wateellwt the bet am the whir
Mem d aweettlee that It ehttil mole kelessith
Wilms woe ghee et Ito 'else etUN Slew Mesh wet Mated to
bate ha writ Ni. Ito pinks whisk die Nadel lima is
that, was estimated se were lii.
The==.ll4 he wee et °plates that Ifs Mal. wild
aft warm meet wry elreewesseew hared lli, se it speeend to
haw Set theglahb irtieh the Kris wit was • -
Net **kb weetedneted at 141.. wee the property WM/ha tweaks
Ihdr siesktreatlau tree hid ORM sr bed be net ewe we plow
et Ow arta. It Is bad oak the pawl* void Mt amallimi mo-
ven Übe hid their repast treaddl be to Lbe tlelbeist.
IL Jury returned a mast YlllO platottlf tar hat.
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