The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-21 00:00:00

Kato Enttlltectut.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Turessat.
Ritmo the thief Ormuitcarr.
en G. Rics.—Thie paktum, who had Ms as allot-
as) '• clerk as a salary of U. Fr wink wee oppassd by Mr.
Cooke he a Mr. thalthowt Thai alb ON forth in the
=Wale meuthed Nowtholl thot is
1847. at whist toms the hoshoth soli be lid loot owtesa,
he Moroi Ithe ea opsonsol with his opening auditor to
talcs sirens, Slid the Moth Mai. co Dos-
auk es Mow Re ths Mot tt loses st the
usual
neat aSI mirlakin %pa dm the
of
sad to
lay oat OM. la robed/ ; Ads of the wink to
bo wialtatbia thileether, 1847. The thseivent took
posomies et pleas in Alas of but year, sod
employed a sons method Minor to raw the Wid-
th' to the posed. The hewn was pulled dome, and
the bricks IIIMON&41111th thes—te Miller's premier; but
so farther slop bad lisea Wm by the thostmt touthis w-
iling out the ormasot ..tows kith Meows blamilf sod
Bradshaw. An mks of efoststeet wee brought spinet the
applicant by Mt. Ihaehaw, who bad sow rugaised poises-
aim of his premise. but. sword*/ to the twiddles, of one of
hie withethoolet aL=to is remark* of say building
wisdom:, sod his is a perfest waste.—Tbe ineolveat
said the hem Ito destroyed was in a met wroished ace-
dittos, and cdte entenantable so that he did sot maidor he
bid co grimeely Wend Mr. Bradshaw is rawaries
mintheisthe said tho attandam of Miller was emesary to
the complation of the case sad ho should adjourn it to
Novelette? for the production of that party.

CITY SMALL DEBTS COURT.—TairmaAT.
_ Before Yr. Ceemoinieser Beßak. _

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY CONTAXT IP. 81111111 AND
ANOTIMIL—ELECTRIC TILIONAPH Csmaoss. —This was
an action to recover the rim of 11. 7s. 2d. for messages for-
warded by the electric telegraph for the defendants, Mean.
Smith and Atkinson, solicitors.—Mr. Rush, the manager of
the electric telegraph at the London station of the railway,
proved that on the 20th of May Mr. Atkinsoa vivo him a
wimage for Megrim Laver and Cromwell, Folkestone, to go to
the station there to communicate with him (Mr. Atkinson).
The mama was transmitted at 4.48 p.m., la two Masks ;
of coarse there would be no answer unless sent by
Moors. Lam. Two hours afterwards, at 6.14, dedeadant
requested him to send down again to know whelks' the
messenger had been to Lam sad Cresswell, sad is two
minutes he retuned an sower in the afilreaatioqtmetkia
those gentlemen were not at home. The above was
then made, but which Kr. Atkiss,n refused to pay.
admitted that there me no male of cearps that the_pabli•
could see, but any person applyiag could have one. He re-
fitted Mr. Atkinson admission into the telegraph-room on a
general rule, as there are frequently emeret connonaka-
tii. ins.—Tbe clerk at the Folkestone station proved the
receipt of the menage, and that he delivered it to the
first person who came to the station to be
with.—Mr. Atkinson said be had hem &Maid two
and then had to send a clerk the suns night to Follm
stone. He complained of the delay, mad dialed giving any
order for the second message, and baa been waiting fur the
answer to the first.—Mr. Zvi maid It was a mere direction,
and the message having bosh Mimed the matter rested
with the parties.—Mr. Atkinson them eamplained of the
sharges.—His Honour said it would be Mink to say what
was a fair charge, it depended so mashmom airoamstamios ;
bat in this case he thought the sompray bed gmihrmaa lb*
°morsel, sad that their charges waft bk.—J.4pm* far
11. Ta 6d.