The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-07 00:00:00

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BIJIIIII V.

Mr. Hawkins was mesa for the plaintiff; sad Mr.
laddlestan for ps.donswiantt - . . . .

Tbis eaasrsrltlehsrse part Hard yesterday, wee ea fate/-
pleader hese to totertais whether a aurae sad cart seised by
the Sheriff of Surrey, wader ea etteeeties at the twit of the
defeadeat eits_iset patios neared Knepp, wee the property
of the plabstlf. The facts of the ease were of so interest
move to the patios soucened.
'risibly ultimately feud a millet be the elotoodast.
This was the last same intend fa the puma dttlags.

COURT OF COMMON PLR/LB.—Nov. 6.
Loll3loB Of SLOOL-BOPOSZ MOMS COSIBWILL. isowno, AND

lIITE V.

WILLIAM.
1.-1111A01 01 PROMISE OP riaututoi
DAMAO'S, $OOOl.

The Attorney-Gruel said ikat this is.. had bees tried
before Mr. Jetties Willa, at the last alEti ;
when the joy gave a vedia for the for 3,0001.,
but he had now to moo to set milk verdict sad to
haymow trial, span as groat ad the damages were
emotive. The facts ef the we Mae Mies The plaintiff,
Kits Sid* was the daughter et a prier= who had been
a shrk la sae of the phial diest, but had retired oil
=oat eke weespossivialy without forme ; sad the
was a brewer- at Messertrak la EMIL Then
WY NOM to believe that the jury wen Brialy induard
r M amps by a very enaggrassi resest ems by the
=
. tabor to Mwealery einunatmer of the
He said that the defeatism had told bra that
bis imam her the brewery, la rid& he was a partner,
wee westh GAOL a year, osier he was yessesstd of about
KOOKY its lade. It hued sal,, hemmer, that this was as
magmata, sad the rehears, is es &admit sworn by
hrs, dialed hang ever made say meth reperstation,
es "arras la the ships of it. The bersdeat's &Merit
stead ast the sable valve of the brworery was oaf=
a year. sal that se te rawrg is lie bade ha totally
that he had wring of the hied. The whole of his Mbar%
Craseseard le ray MAIL, 'air hay beta divided
eel the dahrlist, his serer, sad airs, aid he was
em,
sr worth rem altogether. then WOOL Tits poliatire
father at the Wel, rerwasmod ate debars& r having
spoke; seedy sad isetatlapy to hits, sal also to his
daughter, whir eiresawleato so drat bad risme with
the jury. The idandtra wow denied the while of that
✓eismat. It epos sat add that Mt mother iril Ward
✓ug to break at Memel* sad Mr. &dna ilia MOO •
de:Wow idled= he the old lady, tad odd that she right
as well pay the ilmeges It was sea boded arra kad
intarfered at dL IX seam. der to. fkadiag of Sho=l
re breah of ma be stratled t the
maid dray MGM sa bto ma'am yw , dads, assm.
Meares.
Me. asters Oresowell sold that at the prima meter ha
had peat eldistary is thimbles that the Mart Gould set oaths
dear Asses dsail of the dessratemeerdmtw Thr ogle-
totem hod ertlissay
and drop ha err of tide
rem pass trims, and thesdre its
assbefol Maim
the esurt mar to lates eta "Made sada by the be.
tesdaat.
The Arfarary• General add there were dee samba of
memo espaired with the brewery, and uother by the
aid drew the ea of the defeadeat's tether, who
was with the MIMI of the heady, sad who do.
mei the shameteasse shove alisiod to were as est-
meggenties. If ash issilip found that those
aSskulM see eared the tree elalemewto of the ow, there
weretrobably be but very riMnaty in settling the
ass
aftweges, bat there mad be so doubt that 3,0004
woe altsgmber ea irsaggorated ma.
Mr. Jumada Criswell said that his broiling thewder mad
Wilke thmett that the ale should be pasted is Ws saes,
although Mr. Isaias allies thought that the evader of
sore part of the defendar's raft towards the yessa
had eostributed to Ewell the earest of damps. Ils es.
fasted that, bat for re issikerima ef hie hued breasts.
he Mould have hesitated Mem he isterisesi with the
rot of the payee emit a staisar. Mir ass=edy Mthis. They Wesse Me satiset st as , sad
, wen best able tojadge of the marl salislag whir the
yang lady ray have eustalad t bat fa ameguatee of the
°Oak)* of the ether judges, he roast ram is grantiag the

a:i. treatod.
&OM V. DATIDSON.—" TNN LOW•31.0:1111) OWL."

This we as action is which the plaintiff sought to
reermeg dumps foe the tafriagentant of his copyr4bt in
tbie any known ma " The Low-bsaked Car ;" and at the
Mal beiges Mr. Janke Wilke the jury returned a cordial
dtr Onigitinitiff, with monied damego•
MA DMA however, now moved for a rale stalling arm
the pinitiff to show muse why the weedier should sot be '
=Mei bathe &dead sat, and why there shoaldhot be a sew
trial. It ap.ared that the air we an old one, bat it had
been altred by the plaintiff to some *Meat, sad he hod also
written new words to It. In his entry at Stationers' Hall
he had elsiaad the copyright of the whole com-
pellable, notwithstanding the feet that the air was as
old is.. This, it was submitted, he was sot en-
titled to do. It also appeared that Mr. Lover
had sold the American copyright to Moven. Frith, read,
sad Hall, bat he claimed null to retain the copyright in
Reiland. This, it was submitted, be could sot do, inas-
much as Lord Bt. Leonards had held that there could be no
assignment of part of a copyright. Another objection was
that the plaintiff.' maiden's had not been properly deiteribed
is the entry at Stationers'-ball. The address given was,
" 65, Osford-street," the place of business of his publishers,
and where indeed the plaintiff's letters were at that time
directed ; but he had as,., in hot resided there.
The court was of opinion that there should be no nib
upon either point
Hale refund.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov. 8.
'MIPS I Wilt• Vii I.OIID WM/ MOM, In. IA
ALDIIIIOI.. tea. LAM KAMM. AND Ma. skins SIANIMILL
1111.111111011 1111.116011X11T.

This anion, whirl was tried before the Lord Chief Hues
at Middlesex, in the sittings after Trinity Terni,was brought
by the plaintiff, who was a porter in the service of the de-
fendant, a silk metehent, Ia the City, to remover sempensa-
den in damage, for false imprisonment. The defendaat
pleaded a justification. From the evidesos it appeared that
the plaiatie slept at the defendant's warelense, where •
robbery of a quantity of silk was committed; and he was
the first to call the attention of his employer to the circus-
stance, whereupon as gemination of the stook took plus,
sad it was dbethend that • quantity of silk bad ;been out
off from the plane, and that in one cam two pieties of silk
had bees sewed together. The defealant aiming under
the impurities that the plaintiff bad stolen the property, or
sou 1/0011bilit of its removal, had his box searched, when is
it was fouled admits and seal, the property of some person in
t►e establialimeat. The plaintiff fleeted an keewledge of
the robbery of the slk, sad scoonated for the possessioa of
the chola asd seal, by ststl that they were Is the pockets
of • coat which bad been given to his by the person who
denied them, and that at the time he discovered them is
the pocket, be offered them bon, bat was desind to keep
them is his boa. This, however, was dealed at the trial by
the donor el the Eat. Oa this &entity the plaintiff was
gives into custody and convoyed to a polies station, aad
bocce the 'Elea. The leaned Judge at the trial directed
the jury to gad • verdict for the defendant, who, to was of
oplaion,wat j testified in plug the plaintiff into eastody.
Mr.B.rjeestßdlantiesnewapplied for • rule toast aside
the verdict, and for anew trial's the ground of miedireetion,
contandieg dist the plea of justification wanot proved, as it
bad not been shows that then was reaseaable sod probable
cause for giving the plaintiff lath custody.
The Court were unanimously of opinion that the direction
of the learned lodge was a proper direction. Two fasts bad
been clearly established at the trial; that a felony had bees
sommitted, sad that the detoadeat hd nestisable cane
for etespesting the plaiatiff of having bee• seasoned in the
commission thertof. Astlsg as that he had given bias into
sae•edy, and they must soy on safeefeatly reasonable
grosnds. The direction was rlrtit, amides' t►e rule would
refewid.
ask refused warding/Iy.

OtTETAL PALACE. ONE 81ILLING DAT.—
TIWPADAT, Nov. 6. Admiodoso 115 papoost, Jon;
&No oy s..i. Ng" 121. Told *I NM, WM