The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-05 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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DUBLIN. lot: 4.
Bone importect proceedings took place yesterdey
in the Rolle Colin relative to the *freers of the Tipperary
Beak. Is the as of Mr. Weegn, who sought to be re-
lieved from liability se the ground that he had treesferred
este smarm to • Mum Charlotte Halliday, of Slot-hill, meet,
of Down, the Hearer said tter. he should reqeir. both Miss
Holiday sad Mr. Weigh to undergo a mote we. *Rastas-
dos is mart. It appeared that Miss Halliday was thisjosa-
tlemea's (overawes, minket is his house, and yet he *m-
oiled a died is Aril, 1865, unsterile" ton her 401 shares
is this bank of the aciatiseal rattle of 601.; bet ha (the,
Master) would 'amine the lady, sad Red oat whether •
limb*/ ever passed to - her is the traesfer. He
*meld Rod est everything about it. Berms* it
*rated out as he suggested—in April, 1866, the
shares wets actually anseleeble, although treaders bad
been made ender the citeuwatioces is which shires bad
boss transferred to Mr. Wilma lineedy sou others—the
shares were uasal.abls. Hs would thstefore legume tot;
everything conaecied with the transfa; It would be eery
necessary to him* the isverigaioe. He did not cast soy
impeaeluneat epos Mies Halliday ; be woad be worry to do ,
so; it night torn oat that else was • very respectable per-
en, sad she might hove been (educed by the seatleman la
whose home she was living to take a transfer et them
*sr a He did hot attribute to her 'mythic, of moral
culpability, bat ii the teal nature of the trans ctions were
that a lady who bid no money, with the exception of her
relay, *tea the tranateree of them shares was he,
berme regard to the rights of the beta fide ehjeholden,
to let Mr. Waugh sit of his liability ? If this were not
the eta* of the Mete, he might have to consider the
legal imetiaa ; bat he wield first have Mr. Weer* mad
laws Halliday is stet, sal investigate the whole bets of
the mom berm he premeacced as opirdos on the law. There
wee seetker matter is referents to "birth he desired to make
some eheenedesa. A motion was psudiag is the mutt
whisk medal M.. is a few days (O'Flehertie v. the Tipple-
eery Mink). This was a notion hit • receiver. He had
be* inhumed by the Chief Jostle* of the Deimos Pleas
that j tla the ease argued beMrs th it emit would
not be Pea until next Mrs. Under these c resaistaaree
be was that the parties should sot be throws tau the
at
beg vela** ; *Greeters, be would hear the site. He
shield matlawe the payment of the divideada; these he
would aot allow easy 'stetter with; and by the
mega is which the proceeding , world be carried
se, 16. la the posed might be tealised. Ulmer
tho irteelbeg-age AM, atisrehe.lders were liable merely to
the same of *Midterm; bet by pureeing the ammo
targesillreoll, Sad remeadlog under the Beakers' Act. they
madersd Made far every forthieg. lii that way
the ',editors might gm jostle,. What advents,* them
-mkt it be to Mr. Weigh if he were not booed to pay the
°facial manager, bet were booed to pa the receiver ? He
thweght that the plan would result is justice beteg dose to
the creditors of the beak, sad prevent say mowing b!ialt
takes behind their becks
beppssed to know something more that people might asp-
pow. It would be a very creel thing if meth ver persoes
as were to be loud is Tik perm, did sot get the fall amount
of thole demands. He would sot dispose of the case of Mr.
Waugh until he disposed of the peadeag motion. The order
hie lordship made was, that Mr. Waugh sad Mies H.lliday
*wad attend in mart ant Tandiy, mad give evidence
loco son relative to the transfer of the sharer, copies of the
eider to be served upon them, awed if I. the meantime any
attempt ware made to lads* Miss Halliday to leave the
cougar", be weld has, hew to deal with the proceeding.
Caramel thou moved, ea the part of Mr James Birch
1 Kenaedy, that hoe tame should be struck if the list cot tom-
, tributorms. Mr. Beneedy had pceeresed 373 shares. Oa
the 6th of November, 1853, he amigaed 570 of these lama
to • Mr. William Amnia, and oa the lit of December fol•
lowlag he arnigned the remaining shame to the semi perms
fee valuable considered* ad oa the lath of May, 1864,
Mr. Aaitia easigmed thesis shame to Mr. James flielleir.
Ihe base Ides of *me tranesetioas had bean wimple*,
setsblished

The Maim at *eke& NM that in his opinion the
Moran MS quite right be plaebg times parties oa the list of
eteaellealeise U be were under die impression that under
say ebrememasee they wad be made liable. lie considered

this a serious qasetleeisroes—whether the invalidity of the
transfers would affect the rights of th se parties as batween
thenteelves and tits Mime sharenelders. H. apprehended
that every person who is making hie (tauten had not
complied with the act of parliament was liable at law. All
them traneers were invalid, as the art of the 6 h if
°tome IV. rendered strict implies,* with the deed nt
my, whisks ha.l not bees door by say atlas peruse. fie
would let the motion stand till Monday, after the whoa
for a mein, la thecae' of O'Fiaberty v. M•Drwell."