The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

b *emit, if he pined the Wien, with the certainty of aster
baring to pay anything if he lest. This was the second so.
doe which bad ben brought against the defendants by the
pont plaintiff in Broil paaperis, arising out of these trtail-
wakes. At the Bat siathoge after tars an adios wee tried
tbs., bane the OMNI Dew. is which ***lad( mewed to
weaver damage* Am the delhaditats fee levies. talus an
reasonable qusatity o(
_wok Is saliellsethe el the rent daft
that owe lad bees add than enillest *Who debt ; that
only Gas broker wee ragined hula& of two, requiredby
law ; and that, although the glade sold kr a
stun than the debt, the deltudaats had fairlat
pay the surplus ever le the sheriff. The jury bud for the
defendants on all the manta, aseept that Wadi* to the the
of but sae broker sad ea tide pen, 40n of erste.—
Mr. Baron Platt: Bad the iieduniests pal 40a. into wart on
that count they would have avoided the ensta—Mr.lissairs7
said the result wee, that as the yisintif surd se • pauper
rt
cost the defendant% 1001.—Mr. BUSS Platt, la sansugag up,
told the jury that if they thought that the plalatiff had bees
a coosentiag party to giving up the key, =lt And for
the defendant,: if otherwise, then thr the without*
damages as they night souslikr sollsiest MAW circum
stances of the eve.—The jury, shirr a brief easraltatiou, re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 401.
Mr. Baron Platt intimated that he shoot again sit at
Guildhall tt is day, to dispose ef the two revaislog cares om
the paper.

PALACE COURT, WESTMINSTER —ll'nernazaz.
Before W. B. Brea', Bete 10•6••
IN RN J•COVIT.—ItioNT Or ATTWINSTS OT THI Bone.
trot COURT, TO TILI.CTION IN TIM PALACI COURT.—Tbio
wu • paid** from Mr. Jaoquet, an admitted attorney of
the Court of Queen's Bench, praying to be allowed to prac-
tise as ea attorney in the Palace Court, such practice being
at present confined to six attorneys who enjoy the monopoly
by purchase. The wee was argued on Friday last, and reported
in this journal of Saturday. The learned judge now wo-
wawa judgment. He said that, by Oa 6 & 7 Vie.,
c. 73, see. 27, every perm admitted as en attorney of her
Majesty's superior courts at Westminster, perawing a wai-
-1 &We sad having regularly aid the fees, was eligible
to practise is an attorney in any of the interim
courts In &Waal and Webs; sad Mr. Iscquet, having
regularly paid the fres, and egad the roils of • superior
onurt, claims to practise a her Majesty's Palace Court on
the wound that it was an inferior court within the meaning
al the statute. The sows had been wawa by Mr. Palling
behalf of Mr. Amor& The elelef rein* gelLi ovum by
Mr. Jacquet was, that is the &ebbe of tie Ezekequer
Chamber in the caw of " Askant n. The Mayor mid Corpo-
ration of Leedom," the claws refined to had beet over-
looked; and U, as Mr. Palling had urged, the Palace Court
was not an exception to the set, Hr. Jacque, wee certainly
entitled to practice in that court. He however felt bound to
decide against Mr. Jacquet's claim. Be did not think that
the privileges end prerogatives conferred upon that court by
royal charter could be set aside by the general words of an
set of parliament, and therefore that this weft was an ez-
°aeon to the clause. The dam mat be rehired. —Mr.
Polling Naked for the refusal to be dated from the 10th het,
in order to facilitate the Waal of a mandamus from the
Court of Queen's Bench.—The Judge said the refusal must
be dated from the day it • as given (yesterday).

COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Tneriarthr.
Sabre kir. CannWows Welborn.
BREACH OF winO AN SINCUTO/I.—Tlut certificate
of Thomas Steen, maker, °audited, was opposed by
Mr. Swim to, the origami, and by Mr. Lewis for another
creditor. Kr. Bagley mappceted the bankrapt. His balance.
shine exhaled from January, 1846, to July last, and con.
Weed the Wombs item :—To creditor, 2,9581. ; ditto,
seemed, 1,074/. ; mistea OMNI* 1,1211. ; property held by
maims, 3,1171. ; profile, COM ; keels sad expenses, 1,4301.;
kievow422,l. OW imagist and diesount, sad 721. for law
theortes-Meeeffisiel rot re"'ereocet stated that the bankrupt
had sever talrom Mut. Rh property was worth 3,6261. at the
esmasenesemth of his bsimembeet, reduced by mortgages
eall,63ol.onshig, with ether property and debts owing,
CM He was then tailebted to the amount of 4,0791.
ef *Men were, that the bankrspe
bai =rearseemWasMi 'Meta debts, that his 'apnea-
Sum, beenaseseive, and his books defective.—From the
henkrapt's eleadastime it appeared that he had acted as me
weer under the will of a Mts. Adams, and in that mask,
bed odd eat 1,0801. worth of stock, sad atpropriated the
pesseffe, ewe swaths alter the death of the co-exeentor, and
ewer opposing the weekended of another. He attributed
this feat di& be pressed for money at the time.
He lei never inimmed Mir Adams of the sale, but had
cestionsd to pos ber the interest Prior to his bankruptcy
he had been thin in execution at the suit of one of his cre-
ditors, and impdmaed five or six weeks.—Mr. Lewis sub-
mitted that a meg 'martian fraud had never come before the
court. The lesethrspes trading had also been reckless, and
bad been minima et too long.—Yr. Ripley, while admitting
the unjustifiable nature of the bankrupt's modest in ens
particular, esateasted it with his mineral good condor& as a
trader, and the ensellent manner is which his accounts had
been kept.—Tbe Cesambeteem said that in judgiag of the
beakrupt's emkst as a tender, he mum also tale into ac-
meat Me Imes& Mina es an executor, whist' was paative
Iffebreralp nal hem& The property had hem visaed in two
trustees, the mama* sibs& of whose wee Rosemary to sell
it ; then, whoa bb eirleaMse Madden bed objected to the
appointmentef saMber. athe pawl Mtit would not
look well," ml limes maths able, be lad sold out the
stock, 09 meet fluespressure of one of his own creditors. For
this puree he required only WI., the rest bad gone to the
trelitZel 'this basins,. This was evidently a de-
seal am that must be visited with severe
panithammt, flaw features of the case were not unfavour-
able; tolerably must* meant' had been kept, but the
absence of say stock-book was censurable. The expenses,
too, exceeded the profits, and he ought to have stopped at
least two years ago. or
Considering
imptherisonment mitigating cir
vcus-
e or
stancet—amaget things his of fi
six weeks,—the certificate NNW be suspended for twelve
months; and in the event of thlibankrupt's being taken into
custody, no order for his release to be made till he had
suffered sir meths' imprismemat.
lieraovumerr muthammem or Amers.—liis ilOaNar,
in granting the sertileate of Yr. Domini, draper, of
Woodbridge, smeared the aseignme for the way in whisk
the sale had been coadacted under the fiat, whereby the
stock had been ;Deposed of at a sacrifice of 50 per cent. Had
it been wild men for the palm cast, the meets mold have
been salchat to 20e. is the pound; as it was, the dive
would be ody betwsa 3a. and 40. He thought it im-
portant temper kis MOO Of the impropeity of such pre-
reedier", as then was Ise often a great deal of jobbing be.
mean assignees sad esediten ewes like this.
Polon Ws. therelmeteaar Foshboteet
Rs Paaca.—Beal. Peach., disematAroker sad amnia-
ska.aittht, (One up for his lad ezusination. The bellow
Reset, whill mill *steads over a period of about 12 weeks
awed bade mad liabilities to the mount of 7,0844 ; le or
diem !haling security, 2,3021. ; meats 1,3461. The geed
Mfr weenalarded to produce 2731. ; the bade expense%
1,101, ; isseella Mho, 7091.—A creditor mama the blab-
-11110:1 oa the ground that the acconnts d l met aems.
me avesntly early ; but the court not thinking an ad-
icermang asesseary, the bankrupt was allowed to per.
A GOOD INTATII.—C. Z. Newcomen, merchant, of Loa-1
don and Calends, pissed his last examination. The balance
sheet, mmadina hose lst January, 1847, to September last,
contained the fellownig items :—To creditors, 881. . • °aphid,
1,0621. ; melts, 4,0041. Due from Cockerel' and 13•,- ef
Calcutta, 36,4001.; lessee, 2,8231.; expenses, ?.„3221.
Rs RININOTON, NI AVAION AND Co.—Tbe baalmarla
were beakers in Lombard-street. The fist is a very old lINN.
Thin was a divided meeting under the separate estate of
S,ephenson ; and it is calculated that the assets available
for distribution will pay a dividend of about 3d. in the
pound.

CAIdBERWELL COUNTY COURT.—INIVMDAT.
Debra Willie Cut," eat
POSZ6 PiPSTIQVZS.—PRITOSAILD V. Trtsa.—The d.
fondant is the proprietor of the Slurry Zoological Gardens
and the lamas sought to be recovered was 12a. for service;
dose ist a prokeriewal way."—The Judie : What do you
mesa by a prefssiewl we t—Plaintiff Why, Sir, to stand
la ea •Whab he shoat dues minutes. I was mire:
perks% la a pad tableau of St. George and the
surronscied by a menilloeat display of firework& Ligh-
ts:4—TM lutes : Whisk *metro did you
there se the hist ? (Laughter.)— : The
Sir, awl • owy Micah ehareeter ft h. (Laragths.)—.
The &ham, *dad that ft
.was eastmary in the
theatrical
Wrath to deduct a properties al the tarry he
Rights ea whisk then is se perfermaess ; and it was for
these nights that the plelatlified wed. Tbe plabstilleereed
be had beat ewe' et a *alert el 12s. a week. ?hers had
been, it wee true, wet aighlh_wites the fireworks did set go
off, bat there was selling lid shoat any dodos*" rad he
considered Woolf sodded le his fall clay; onssaislly as he
was always in ariehhowe to go through the performariee.—
The Judge said he was eYert7 of the eases opinion. The
plaintiff was may wieltrea St. Geergo, wet or dry, sad
wee, thinks', saMerl resever.—Bis Meow ordered the
debt and oasts to be paid forthwith.

POLlCE.—Yzimuina.
MANSION-HOUSE.—Azasein Bworatieo.—R. R.
HCIONNOIS was charged with having comeilla robberies
arm Meas. Franck, Yeah, eel Co.orareheaseema. The
Warr tolled at dm gisse of the peementeia, and rid
M bed, at the eta gentlenem llsesheoler. sea
pods et wash he vial" to have a opmeilty, imd with
smile ef whisk, be lei bola gra misoh be could
be eugglied by am This obeyed hat several swiss of
mesa. at be ammoniated fan, sad gave orders kr sables
fe the ammo* Weber NIL la the course of oineeenalsa
epos the erten. *s gloss maid their terms wore ma.
014 gay" ill ilO rimer, ready money, by all mem"
Me best Idled several times, obtained ether angles,
set mite ononele of arras kinds for the delay is rehabs
the melt ant Wel sway the goods. The prosseelem epee
ememlibei Oat he led pawned their samples el
shim red Mbar articles en dth
m very days on which white,
y
been dellaseed to him.—The prisoner was reansdad.
OITILDEALL.—Attioao OBTAINING or GOODS UNDER
FALAI PINTINOBS.--MT. C. Mayer 'again appared on an
adjourned summons. The facts of the case have already cep.
peared. The samemes was dismissed.
WORSHIP-STREET. Ro . C. Sink was
charged with having stolen a silver watch from the shop of
Mmes. Walker and Brown, High-street, Wbbeibial.—
Edward Perkins, domain to the prosecutor+, stall that ea
Wednesday evening the prisoner entered the shop awl re-
quested to be shown a silver watch, which wee arbel hi
the window at 25e. The watch was placed before him, bat
akar cursorily inspecting it he objected to it, a bag tee
small ; and, having asked for a hunting watch of larger sies,
amen tread road one of that denallitka.
when the prisoner u ddnfy matched the Ind wMrtClem
the roseate, sad darted out of the shop. Wham heroes&
after him, but ca resift the street the peisener bad
disappeared. and he taw acre of him end the re-
ream OvaibM whoa he was brought to the ship Y the
wash of a aummit.—Fellearmolebb Rem Meld dot