The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-12 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1854.

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bens sad the men had gone to the moo . Thee
tee elm ass tend se • pentadsr day, if speej
hem the theists. ref the judge was Oak set
Nap, ea the let of July, signed the raft Inneont MI spat
masa of the attorney for the defendant, hut ill en Owe!
its dc= the receipt and the copy of the auxamenalmal
run Jilde.C2 directedh tleteaatt,thes:ea 111:17,:e Caul
inerted. was one was tried at Odin, sods those
mean Inn la the pestessien of en of the elltemillinet
Witasyliges tee as twain miles teen dot=
bees imessibth is einda tins, and to
esse as the 4th si .Tely.
Ile. Boma Parks—Thee the ens, to font hat tow WWI
=deed by the Coven Omit Judge, he then with
two writhe deeming to he ieserted is the thew
to whisk he had sand his Avatars.
Mr. Barenwsli--Just es ; end is their lordships
shhadi=
them the jodgmeat whisk he had reed hum ths
writer's amok the Osnaty Open Jot bed reflood M
maga the amented or peeper eon their lerikldps
oily leek it the seal mauve of the ems. dishadthe bed
pshithe Ash!, ha bad lost the home, bed paid tio nom et
the nodes ref appeal, eel has. was ea 11/10601111 to NM to
sett to mthe the deleadont pay the feetbsr costs. me
saWtheth that the anompt seght to ink sad that the rile
shay be discharged with owe.
Kr. think ia seseere of the rale, lopped this ow
el the sheared writer's week Manna se tbsy
=a takes lo: `set
writer. Ile lies
the MIS ia eblestisa to their
boa the rekNilest seas elmnatioes which he ItitesswiriZ
mods wen isseereedy reputed. But he would not argue
this ease she* es isoludialities, but would submit the
ems is their lenthips ea the principlet of substaatial jos.
ties. Rae woe a nes when the action was beethibt open
the warreaty at the eseedases M a hens. The bone,
shertly atter the punks* by thepleintilf, wee bead to be
. Una the dissonsy of the unamodasse the
Eiff retuned the horse ; the defendant, however, or
to take it, sad therefore it was pat et liven fee tie
t. Thei ashadaut refound to pay the mean et
th are steaks at livery, aid thereena the plaintiff
mg his le doe Oman Cent, whet the leaned judge
le
*tie fall rise of the hens.
VIONIIII MOMPOINTOB, sal Ong wee substantiallyel
wow You ors the lest ass is the world who s
Wit el selstentioljenthe in nth a as, for year OM hem
the begithin to the and is eloatrary to sultoundol
Msn. Cripee sulthatipi yes • further elesidentien el the
Aillorkwain ladies Ids lordship to shear that opiates. If
was scantiest with the when of the Ma of
vv, OM as vas quite sore that his nudes would be very
ellerod, and would hold that the judemeat of
Os Comity Court was erne t.
Althnon—lf the ems had been tried before 1,
sag ass who knew anything about tieabject yes would
set ban had that lodgment. The leaostal of oubelantlal
* lisp tits bank fee the whole ow tithe *MU,
MI IND soisbersalk Is truth this is the grossest sal=
easetholoathi othe I ham heard of fora nag time. I should
be islumed to pat forth this one in the terms you do.
Mr. Criitl ma sorry to bear sack as observation fall
'rem yeerWieWslips.
Mr. Bonn linson—l auks the observation intention-
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COMMENCEMENT OF HILARY TERM. 1
Yesterday being the first day tri Hilary Term, the 1
Lord Chancellor entertained .the judges of the several I
&laity and Common Law Courts, as also the loading Queen's
Counsel and Serjesntrat-Law, at breakfast, at his measles
is Upper Buok-street, Orcevener.imeare, and afterwards
held a general luso of the bar.
The learned jape end the meraben of the bar preseet
were—the Vies•Chuteelloss Mr IL 8. Bindersley, Sir lases
Stuart, sad Sir W. P. Wood; Lord Campbell, the Lord
Chief Berm. Mr. Jurist Tallestd, Mr. Berea Parke, Mr.
Bares Alderson, Mr. Joshes Cromptes. Mr. Baron Martin,
Mr. Justice Coleridp, Lord Chief Justice Jervis, Mr. An-
des Cromwell, and Mr. Justice Bd.; Btr Fitzroy Melly.
Mr. Walks; Q.C., Mr. Wm. Jamas, Q.C., Mr. Whatiley,
Q.C.. the Solisitor•Oeueral, the Attorney-Geseral, Mr.
Banta, QC., Mr. Wattage Smith, Q.C., Mr. Bases,
Q C., Mr. Anderson, Q.C., Mr. Craig, Q.C., M. Crowder,
Bog., the Qesen's Advocate, Mr. Sedeast Chasse], Mr.
Bramwell, Q.C., Mr. Teed, Q.C.. Mr. Campbell, Q.C., Mr.
GMT'S* Q.C., Mr. Beeped, Q C., Mr. Lloyd, Q.C., Mr.
Commiastener °esthete, Muter Bulow, and Mr. Moue

(Registrar).
Shortly after owe o'clock the Lord Chancellor sod the
Judges left hlelordebles wain, sad proceeded is state
to open their ropettivii emu at Weetwdoeter. Tits
legal cortege wired et Weetwhater Hell &way Debra
two °Woe, preceded by do High Coastablo of West-

Wastes.
The ball, as untal as onah socesioas, was Wed with
people. priscipaby ladies, anxious is wham* the onestony
of the Judges of the land appearing la their fall state
robes to open their respective courts.
The Lord Chancellor and the several judges who had
attended the levee wore resolved at tits satranse of the
Court of Comore Plass by the sorjeantrat-law, and
frost themes they preset to sad opened their reepective
sari.

all y *veva tedignadene.
Mr. Cripps meat spin sapless lie regret that such an
ob serration she'll bus Mien Ma ble Isellidp.
Mr. Eases Parke amid the seal quietism new wee, whs.
ther the eau wee peer* Mime the everts het the less
the learned esumetield et übetential judge Wog en his
ebb the MOM
r. Crippe then entered wrf frilly into the cue, and at
the essebeelee elide arpnai
The Lied Clike Beim said it was quite elm that this
rule ems be diesbeiged, and with cost.. Although the
draft nee bad hems dyed by the County Court Judge on
the lit all hlys it wee ohs clear that the cue itself was
not pedbelei ma the Mb of Jul& when the cop y of the
summit= lAA resell[ lad bees orrol. All the delays and
all the puseseMege the *lea bed been a party to, and he
bed we le 'SON to
iresuand.
Hat evert now with the view of
made. of any delays or any proceedings of which
be sew we The rule therefore must be discharged,
with ash.
Kr. Baron Parke entirely concurred in the remarks
which hed fallen from the Chief Baron. Substantial jus-
tice had not been done by the court below.
Mr. Baron Alderson was of the same opinion. lie would
not say one word as to the Inuits of the cue, for really
there were sot any merits.
Mr. Baron Martin was of the same opinion.
The rule was then discharged. with oasts.