The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

ILabi 'nitlltritte.

COURT OF QUF.ENII BRNCH.—Dic. 11.

ORTIONO a/ MN ►LtS AT

•!1700 SOY 6621111101

wnvnitooc v. AUMSTRONO.—ACTION /01 ASIPAI7I.I.
This WM as Mike to nova sospeasatiou is gunge' for
amesalt,

ia;jesat 811•• was far the plaintiff; ria Baw>riarfar
tlyOkaamat. _ _ _ _ .

titerpieintiff and the defeatist were Whiten who
bad kraut, bee* la putauship, sad the alleged saute
look place at the anew of the latter, whither the pleintiff
bad gone to &mead meant at mate money which the de-
feadsat owed his.
Mr. Richard Westbrook said—la May, 1836, I dismayed
partagraip with the dolga:dist, open unit, teems. lathe
roltiwing year en instalment of 251. henna du; it sail sos
to M paid by say ;lutanist day. but at any time within the
year. Of that sem I received 101 op arcane, sad I sp-
pled worst taus, both personally sad ty utter, for the
remainder. Oa the 3rd of July the defendant side ea ap-
pointment with me. I kept it, bat hid not receive the
mosey. He thee Side 'settler appointment tor thong:now-
/ay Monday. I kept that also. I reached his ogles on the
asoreigg tutors be had arrived. Wten he mime, I asked
him to the sieney. He said he bed not got say, but that
if he received any delay the day, he would pay
as. I waited at hie twee until he returned. He
wee abuse all the working part of the day.
He mined surprised to led me stl:1 there.
I said I hoped be had Weight nee the mow'', and he replied
that he had net. I remarked teat this was very awn
treatment. He keew that I wasted the money to pay • bill
meet der He told me that he had only 51 at kin beaker's;
sad fin • he was aufateg m meal, I " This le
reaLy toe bed; yes have kept me dasiedag alter yea for
seam) days, tad now yen leave me in a Is." Some angry
words Asa passed, she ha threw himself beck in his chair,
sad in a rude sad peremptory saes., ordered me to quit
his nom. Before this hesaid, "If you can show me so
peonage way of gettteg the mosey you shall be paid." I
replied, Tow have a ray reliable diamond stag as your
lager, tad you vas roles messy upon it." He them looked
'WY tare, end eget " he d— it Ido that." I refueed
to Mau the room mien be paid we. He then ram op is *
fury, sad meld, " By God you shall."
Lord Campbell etwereed that it might be • nice question
how long a creditor could female on the premiss of a debtor
when he game to demean a debt. Peas es the parties
mould Ike des peat reserved. (Laughter..) He did not
renumber say decided ewe upon the @eject, bat perhaps
some galas earls moulds mist hat is Ladies some geniality
bearing ea the guinea.
Ersaiastton etontlased—He them collared me, thrust me
egotist the well, sad shook me. I kept my beads to neyeeff,
being determinedsot to strike him. Fading he did sot
frighten me, he let ye hie hold, jumped to the In-plan.
seised the poker, sod nourished it over his head is a am-
assing meaner. I looked at him, sad said, Tee hid
better mind what you are sheet.' I thought the pokes
vas coming dows span my head. He then upload tie
poker in the ereplaor, *ad collard me agile, hat whit
more determioatioa than before. Ms had ones NIIM4 as,
and tilled me a liar, haulms I &Wein to remit la peal'
amirehip with him, but my (rigida MI eanlianal ma met he
strike his. Ho polled me viointly by the meek sennenneei
me considerable pals. My wait was disarnalailo ltd
assilp taken off.
Lewd Campbell—lt was a meet garrotting. (Laughter.)
Witams—Tea, my lord; the worst garrotting I ever had.
His_partaer, Mr. Phillip rushed law the room duties as
sole. He seinsed eansied, Celebes, that murder was
being committed, and said, Per God's sake, anis eat of the
room." I theta left with Mr. Philling. Daring the whole
Interview 1 twee 'malted the defeadent slam by weed or
gesture. Oa retearaleg home my friends untied marks Ia
ay figs and seek.

am now is pretties as %solicitor. There
wee • nostiman aimed Ballast to whom I owed 91. or 101.
Ise nab. The bill had hem dee for many months. Bel-
la's sane was meetiosed &why the dimmesion. Tits
defesdsat rid he would have to pay Brian eat of the
balsam be owed to se, hat I barged him not to trouble
himself about ray debts, aid said I waned the nosey for
a special purpose. I don't molter giving the dread's%
as authority to pay Bailee. The letter produced is SS
&array to pay him, but It wr set acted epos. The dm
fondant said he would go to the Artillerverend, and re
Balsa, and eschenur to get • cheque iron him to pay me
with. I'll MOST I did sat doable my fist M his (a.., sad i
my, "By Ood, I will not be trifled with say mere, sad I'll
be d—d if I leave the MOM nail I get the isoney." 1
warned Mr. Phillips sot to ban seythilig todo with the
defendant. I doe's esselket laying he weld twicele like
es Is dose ma I was net son suited teas • penes
wend be whir was garrotted. I will not nitrides to ewer
Oat I did set my, I wield d—d first before I wadi
have the TOM. 'The dolendast might have replied to me,
" Bet, by God. yes shall yo." Be sent his oink to berg
• Yahwism. I hetet as firmly is the :own as I pad*
Wad, sad he tried all hsgemild to put me est.
lem-examisest—Tlas defeedast, when I was in pursed*
with him, wse is the habit of raising money epos refired
That Is the men why I mentioned the ring.
IMO war the ere fee the plaintiff.
Mr. Hawkins, ea the pen of the defendant, salnaitted
that then was so ranee to gen the jury.
Lord Campbell thought there wee.
Mr. Haynes thee preesedmi to addren the fury. He
eterved that this was amen private squabble between two
silo sad ought near to have ben made the subjoin
▪ sal
Leg filergkill—And it is set very creditable to the
minim
MA Zenith... 4 am set desirous of stirring up say
boast 111.11sIbm bonen the sortie% I appeal to my
bused tblera, Mr. firjeast fibee, whether even sew there
Is se ass= se Weft tee metre.
Mt. 1114essa wee—As sonegrant might have ben
poselhie, if this had bees wring like an impression of
comae the porn Mr. Armseneg.
Campholl—l des's thiak that is materialist a ear of
this hied.
Mr. Berjeent 81asia—My ant desires no to may that
whatnot year lordship traits ought to be dose, he will
MOM le.
Lord Campbell—l *hit yes bad better withdraw 'jun*,
end malts as end of the ere.
Mr. Seejesat thee—Tbe plaintiff mays Le km ruined
eon Met 011141111101.
Mr. Hawkins—The plaintiff nest regolect that the d.
lisailant'a story has sot bees beard.
Lord Campbell—A creditor has es wedeubted eight to
sow to, his debt, het how keg Its sombalat spa sseseir.
lag hoe yet to be deeidssL
Mr. lierjeest Ilbss—Tbs *WA sum sopoiMM• Ibe
stnetioes wkielifsesseeleMe, sad in megegmese 11. 1161101
I asked year leodobb to aside abet shmaid be den.
Lord Camptea—Tbese wee no nvecatisn of authority
see say direst esprueed ustO after the judge had 'toted
his opiefeam lithe rens which the parties 'bond adopt.
1 think aisle lso M tale ore or Bayern o. Swysfea"
yes bed • dies sedbeelly. sad that yen c:icst had • right
to be bawl by theMee deskies.
Mr. &gesso Ibeissid be sewer 'side the proposal ustil
be wee Jemmied by hi sliest.
Lord Cenobite—l have ea all occasions had awes to be
astialed with year seeder et as advocate. A juts must
be watbdrawe.

Tw we was mortis/1y 41/Ignited ty the within
M • juor.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER..
■ter £T P MVO at OVIILIINALL •r.n