The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

DENO&

LAM DITELLIGENOL
(TIM DAY.)
--•--

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,
After Term Nisi Prins elatiap at Westrolistir,—dathet
the Lord Chid Justice sad • Speed ---
.IDIIIIII6S v. SODHILTS.
After the repealed jury is this cove had bees secire,
Huddleeton said he bad cowshed with Hr. Wet% the
counsel for the defeadant, and, as an lOniirr into tM
cause of adios would involve a painful impair, ie.. teenl
matters, amities& ether causes, be had advised his eitet 10
let the verdict pan for the defendant by 00WICH ; sod
verdict was accordingly taken for the defendant.
scriesmasscg Or C 03111031 JUROR&
His lordship then mended with common jar, ow,
from the Bell Court. Eight jungles °sly esswani e
their sasses sad the other four bad to be made up h.,
the Embequer common jury paneL The absentees wee
(Med W. each.
mapienia V. LADY imams.
This was an action to recover compemstion in deem
for permed War* reesived through the allow too.
puce of the daleredeat's garnet.
The defeadast piewded sot rainy.
Br. Philbrick tree ceased for the plaintiff ; 111.
Cole for the defendant.
The plastid! is • roe/shine roles sad vellum beach/ h
Grafton-street, . On the 27th July len the phihtt
with wane sad been os • pleasure excanies
to whin. sear Asigate, sad were witurain_g hoes slog
Orfordotrest &boat lean -past 10 o'clook. When Way tat
to Old Oneadishoirest, the defendant's leroughsmerith iet
horse was coming 612 in so opposited at not
rate on the wrong of the way. The driver, who ye
intoxicated, was on his knees in frost of the box seat, with
his bead hanging over the dashboard. The fiat
wheel of the brougham struck the cart is *hie
the defeadint was • severe blow, sad get dear, m
the hied wheel also struck the cart sad xpeet it, wee.
tating the parties who were In it on to the penmen sef
breaking tie arlakee of the cert. The brougham met ca
at the some paws, but was afterwards stopped by the tato
whim it was found that the driver was drunk id
be see
into custody. The plaintiff fell on his left area sei
broke the small boss of hie wrist. He was led up for We
weeks, and he bad an yot recovered the use of his hoe.
The en of the wig band, it was stated, woo of more maw
queues in macbins ruling than the right.
Hr. Oole, on behalf cc her ladyship, said then coda be
no doubt that the driver was intoxicated, and the
the accident had happened. It veneered that the dyne
had to fetch her ladyship from the Princess's nine, lid
oa the way be got drank aid the hone ten sway. eh
bad already compsomated one individual, and the awl,
question was the amount of damages. Her ladyship, Iwo
was • widow, had bees advised that the Oust mazes for les
to pursue under the oircawstaaces was to 'abash tie dew
that had been =dui 4,ciLaad inst her to • court of jeweils 1M
leintiff, he cos h not shown any roalsrisl km it
badnees from the • t, hat rather that he bed mods
an originated edam far compenostion. Her ladyship es
ready and •
willing to pay,
stances, each • under the unfortunate maw
sum as was fair sad ressosable.
The jury returned &Verdi°, for the plaintiff —daergisic
HOLLOWAY V. LADY TOMS.
The plaintiff, Eireann* Holloway, baby.linto maker. we
one of the persons thrown out of the met, sad had mime
from • occlusion of the left elbow *at. The pet
and suffering wee very great. Her sow ma
chin were also oat, and her clothes spelt. Ile
wee condoled to the house a fortnight or three wiz
and for eight or sine weeks she was unable to work. tie
earned from 12a. to 13s. per week, but since the *Mast
she bad oely earned about half that sum. The medial es
described the coontusion as a very severs one, sad that We
had received a shock to the system. She required !nisi
tandems for • month or five weeks.
The jury returned • verdict for the plaistiff—dei
maps 201.

1.431411.011 D V. LADY PORBEa.
This was also mother action of damages splint het lady.
s hip arising oat of the MM. accident.
The plaintiff was the owner of the vehicle, which eat
oompletely broken up. He received no permed injory.
His trousers and wet were destroyed, sad his end
eatened. The latter cost 30s. repairiog. The unmet ia
June 12 cameo, mad be sold it after the accident far 61.
The lug returned • verdict for the plaiatiff, damisis,lo4

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Sittings at Nisi PA= in Middlesex.—(Before Lord Chid
Justice Pyle end • Special Jury).
Wrimnitin e.ItICHAID.
The plaintiff in this case claimed damages for jejune ere
tabled by him whilst in the service of the defendant.
Idz. D. Keene, Q. 0., and Mr. Elaymao, appeared for the
plaintiff ; and Mr. J. Browne, Q.C., and Mr. Grata, fa
the defendant.
It appeared that in ports
to
the plaintiff beams
under warehooseenan and porter to the deferidaat, a wide
sale stationer in St. Martin's-lane, at •• salary it If. we
wan
week. On the 20th May in that year, the plaistiff
sanding some paper from the ground tow to the forth
floor by means of a atearn•lift. lie himself west ap witk
the last pareeL in order to oount and stow the paper way
W he got near the first door the rope broke, sad the
plaintiff was precipitated into the basement. In the fall be
sustained • compound fracture of the left leg, and the rigtt
cheeknone wee severely hurt. Ile was taken to the Wendel,
where he remained until the =ad September, for two it
three months longer he had two crutches, bat for the led
five or six months he bad been able to get about with the
assistance of a stick. During the time the plaintiff was is
the hospital the defendant allowed him foil wags• fa
nearly twelve months longer half wages, and afterwards he
offered him employment to do boys' work, bat this old
was declined.
To fix the defendant with liability it was amid Nut ,
was the custom of the mat to go up with the lift; that la
had seen the plaintiff go up in that way without eagle( that
it was wrong, and it was contended that if be had necklet
for this purpose he was bound to see that it was in preps

.....---------7 .
kite conversatioe with r t
rafteggolded counsel said, woo t.,
aloppg Am Maui to be est tea
dui twee wile the the slightest goy
sod abet lbs. O'Leary was
to bring this Warm
resliwi Oiler Bona (keened
T• he
wee to the *taloa. .
"Sp Mr. DighT Sego"' lad
_ma Ikedebsosateatered late
P"---...seadsmasat
njibioatof y Mr. Murphy adroit*
soil no ha:armadas obi& wait
inkib • eon entirely
aad cronented to •
Mee. O'Llarer H. __,_. the .
ea dearag. at,,__ne n"."
hi* 11,s
111"1" altreM6t7oiral to her
°arr. " °laid, oil behalf • f
lib
vggdiet florptlgiff --damage .
COURT OF PROBATE
(Before the Judge
DROWN V. ISZOWa.
In this am which woe very f
...,
&O aers petitioner was the wife
ut ad Co., the extensive cr
lAA. eat the daughter of a basic
sad for • dissolutton of her mu
geads ernelty_and adultery.
On James wilds, in giving ju.
reserve" his decision in ord r
lowlier a case of =any, &cc Nr
sae of the term, had been mans
got proof of habitual drunks n
got
e, stole was wa held to be • e
ogeelegs afraid that r
wide applicatiot He did, h.
was arrAlser allegation of emelt y
Fade out, sod be therefore
Wait
COTTRT OF BA
(Before Mr. Comm'
His Honour sat and dap° •
which no &Moose had lissa c . •
TN lis a. •
The laankrupt, Ebonies& J.
wilder, of Paddington. This
Mon and discharge.
Mr. Deasy supported.
Ca examination by Mr. • • •
Mat he had bee. bankrupt Ia
Coossr• obtain lee certificate.
Price Jowls (he bad
saionat of some property that
He was now bankrupt as 1..
reed the earns of Pries ince
smeared that the bankrupt,.
gager the last bankruptcy. •
(Before Mr. Com .. •
IX as a. c.
The bankrupt was described
Ilmnionot. This woe the ..it
done. The liabilities &mot os
sea property held as securi, y
Kr. plolps, for the wig 1. •
lied been ordered to file specs
so ; se adjou_rnmeat would th
heakrupt had made luge co .
whist it was desirable to ha
in order that the arlinnr es
premeds of those oonagrime .
As adjournment for three
IA lin e.
The bankrupt was &earl . •
owlet, Grosvenor-squaro A
ere wets and doubtful deb .
the debtors to the estate arc
the Marchioness of Hastings.
Counters of Fife, Lady • •
pareoss of distinction. This
lien and discharge.
Mr. Claidley supported
Mr. Lawrence, for the
acconate.
The bankrupt was brie6y
interest under some old will
Mr. Lawrence said that
written to for her accouut o
lied in bar pcseeesion lace of
The bankruPt, in 'nasal
bee s held by a worker .
side oa it. She was willi .
Mr. Lawrsnes sad that t
1 Mrs. Lloyd Liadeay also •
r given up.
The bankrupt said those
i of Mrs. Brsin' who claimed
1. was stated that the stock
e An adjournment was o •
121 It U.
:The bankrupt was •
i shipoweer, of Uleaborg,
SOX were stated to be on a
for advance on a freight.
r order was granted.
it..._ _
lir
or THE PO
id
as cr :i
t.
Is
to MAN'
de A SWILL M.
Wißtam ArAlin, a vs
t it rimarthed himself as • tai
l be wee brought before Aldo
lid fel'owieg daring robbery
illy The prosecutor wee
WPW Rehotham, and it a• •
dame-street early in
as. Iselin his way t •
sal pall at his watt h,
r as he raw the prisoner St-
with Os watch from his 1. • •
i ths
, ald Cawchaa:llo.r wamennected
ono sad that he was In
id is of dishonesty. He also
not station, that the reason
that his friends were
o tin let them know where he
saw Joke King, a wird,,r
dad the prisoner as •01 •
of cionviotiorisagaiest ki
as 1860, and since the
• reformatoey, but tit, •
old courses.
L) The prisooer was fol •
all Court
a Tie B
Iwo Bow r,
Mr. W. H. Eburoo
i, gal la applicatioa of a
il is norm is • member of
I ea Daher of the new thee
Po the progts of which
eft of Dramatic and liusicsa
his reas which appears to ha
he war 'ideals, Who, under th
add is oadeavouring to cast ri
esa al dried of applicatious
ties g beartions at Micni ~
mei of Wars of the lives of
g. fir 'they were Wan ad
shwa ihrwarded favour. de
'hold same cams the
Weer and gentlemen erAl
anoounced, the 5
*Mous, but grotesq tel
sr MO* be, recommeeded to
vandal character and publ a .
r sails letter war meet to a g
as sea • theatre in town en
pear before a Lood in
1 Pollak to be written by h
it that represent di.
damaging to his reou
h tuned no Wished to too. f
skied). sot amount to a coos;
colher 0 advice as to how to .1
A chelgol Mr. Flowera sad •
oily, sio! seplieent, whose •
• dial" nibs. Anonymous
traced, but he did a •
looped rr
uhciorsll the applicant would
the desired effect of
MAR
Le bawls grey
d PAM' The following let
this court :
dial glir,—Having sten
Wit 6 Lion For advice o. .
I 'Lases bees duped by a
varied 1 • few months sa••
stesstr sm 091:41, Pleet.strest,
sot •dor so suitable name •
ith the ear who kept au offn
rrs".....work tear °operetta the pair tr.
(I proems from 1.,
xeltellrls at the
seamssnout seirteryn.en
as ohs we ins rained the
delszeil
s, f nr good , 1
mob e
say rsa r a '• • for
' Os
ill wing a •
telj Y lair there
;oosont••• two oMose.—l am,
; she was a
tho mail,' A young woman
to 6111011 the treatment she
Rathitsy OEM
et'er The applicant s
rest sod Or a situation, sad b
o ma imt , who told
s the
be ba:tith bads
.a (A loos if she pieced is,
eed at er he.t.d., God ha fit.
spied big to • lady at Birk . •
ever, Ih.
ezirressi would suit, end
•