The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIG ENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY.
(Before the Lords Justices.)
patina N LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOM 'LVIAT
00 !I PANT.
ridi NM •some to compel the Leedom', Okathan•
• Barmy Oompaay to make ordain arossiega oe the
Wok el Ibb Uri of Donley, and has in different forma
letas OW mart for the last three years. The corn.
rrri
on the 22nd of Jae% 1858, metered into an agressnrot
2 Igo arab of the seal to lake °mean lands ol his sod
biort,oool. for maipssisattoe, and to make mob arose-
ILrvoi ow works as Mr. J. Ohittes, or him failing the
Toga of the sompany, should within ow month from
osetlfgrat er Wray. The oompany took the lead, but
••••11 et Erotica as to the crossings was give° within
NNW Os the 6th of March, 1859. however, Mr.
Ss
lfs Maim "I'4 114014114 certain crossings to be
isempaey made some of them, but refused to
giro eiam god the earl Sled a bill against them to rem-
orbe make all. The Vioe-Olieneellor Short on the
y••• 1862, made • decree ie the plaintiff's favour.
pa yowls Jelliatel. laar7Peal. discharged this des's, OA
broad Wit no • as provided by the stpreensset had
thaws wady bat they gave the plalatiff leave to
god. The bill was aooor&ugly anmeded sad preyed that
...kr Imam he made seeming to Use award, bat that
Igo armed wes sot held good thee that such ogees-
,. mg works might be made as wore ememery or on.
mast is the seri The mom then cense on before the
oweboogor rytnart, who made a decree in the terms of
is sayer of the bill, and ordered the isompaily to pay the
Tbe Oompeny appealed and the gees was argued In
gob Vie,
gn(IC., sad Mr. Hardy for the plaintiff ; Mr.
*gag Q.C., sad Mr. Costae for the defendants, the own-
Irigrir lordships as delivered judgment,
lagd :adios Tenor, alter steels; the feats of the
ogtket 'malaise in the new 'videos,' or new min-
' she to altos the aosolosion at whisk be
appeal is to the award. Thee
rhothee the oompany ought not
the agreement to make all nereseary
'holier the award was not merely
so. Bat the !agreement said sodium
or works, and poiated only at aa
made within • limited time, mad it
Merle ter the award the discretion
Wad at • different time. Ia the
at had carried into effort the gab-
led the form of sa agree.
both would be disroprded.
the plaintiff would be deprived
• the fault of his wets, though
statutory right.. His lordship's
plaintiff as both points, sad that
en dismimesi, but without mete.
(ht Brom said that he cocooned,
nose 'recede. It was, however,
'4 if he was to roper as *ens
of labia( the case to the House
WOW of so doing.

lOEKN'S BENCH.
Joatiose Crompton, Blackburn,
l Shoe.)
..10871C118 or WT.
Thom was Mr. Gate., applied for
Lakin of the justices of Kent in
gild's err the clerk of the pesos
and • dispute took place
justices relative to the re-
. lir. Wilda* claimed, but which
ire included in his salary of 6001.
applied to this court to adorns
salary, and to be eoefirmed in the
The justices employed Mr. Scuda.
AO for them, and • bill of oasts.
a. 6d., was incurred. He sent in •
jostMse, which was referred to the
who initialled it for payment.
oes directed it with others to be paid.
coney, the chairmen, explaining the
stating that it was sot his duty to
lisp, and that be would report the
kuarter sessions. Lord Romney for-
' Sandemore, who requested that the
It was not dons, and the Judas
Air discretion found, is the words of the
.sdee bad misdemeaned himself in Ws sees
.ealy and wilfully refusing to eater the order
The applicant contended that be had not die-
.* hijnaceloos of the justices, &vanes no order to
. the order of peinteat wee made by them.
ar. Julies Crompton said the court amid not grant •
Miami la snob a case. With regard to the order to
nod that was implied and did not necessarily require •
ands order; besides, Mr. Wild.. had recorded the order
step ether bills which ware directed to be paid at the

11111111111111. This appliestims must be refused, leering the
Oast to soy remedy he might have by quo Tomato,
isudames, or mousy Mid sod remised.
LM

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
bhp at Nisi Prins ia iliddloss.—(Bators Mr. Justine
Hosting sad s Common Jury.)
LOVEGBOVR t. IMO&

medical
Is plaintiff is this case was a m man, in practice
alinsington, and the defendant was a merchant is the
alf • The plaintiff attended the deleadant's family from
ihtegioning of last year, and was paid a bill of 591. for
liturvices. In February last year the defendant and hie
*agreed to separate ; and the plaintiff sow sued to is-
mas account of 251. 2e. for medicine and attendance
ran the defendant's wife and children after the separation.
theifinidant pays 71. into court for the medicine and lit-
hium upon the children, and denial his liability for the
=Oder of the acnouns.

Grilitaa ;Zed. for the plaintiff and Mr. Bridge
thii defendant. . . . . . .

-lii7Filit;;ase was that he had attended the lady
ab e suction of the defendant, and to some exteet by
• direction. The defendant, however, dulled this, and
ideated that he was not liable to the claim because he
td allowed and gild his wife • sum of MU • year. Upon
tis latter statement there was also contradictory evidence,
to plaintiff saying that the allowance had not been mu-
t"
icry feud for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
Hi lordship said that if • oerti6cete for costs were
user, he should not give it, because he thought that
Isms could vary well have been tried at the County

Sri Ms DOW.% •sa•
beil iodated him to alts
whet ca the former am
ebe paws whethe
elsoidW under the Ml
Milt Mks, sod wheelie
yobbo, for doieg so. B
t reessary or proper wo
which was to be madc •
set Fisibilo to substitute
ibe sett, to be exeroieed
Pierre& to the court ha
sad disregarded
t hat here both
it vuwee that the
▪ der, that mie th
be had still lame alai
• • was against the Ishii
hill seslit to have bees di
TM Lad Justice Knight
sehoMetlelly or the sem
air of great difficulty, and
• Otero or no6tases
Was, it would be is feu
COURT OF QI
Is Beata —Macre
aed
WILD= In Till
• Bra Q.C., with whi
eirlasesri to quash a deeisio
Baikal. Kr. Wild
tie s=caly of Hoot,
hire sad the ii
' d certain fees which II
leftism wateeded, were
swim. lir. Wilde@ apj
fat payzeset of his eider
et his less. The
laded the raw for
to 1691. 16s. 6d.,
WI to the jostles'
• sommittee, who
lbe garter meek= din
mete to Lord Romney,
7 of the bill. static
it is the proceeding,
le the sett quarts
the letter to Yr. Son
- Amid be reworded. It
theszereise of their dims
that Mr. Wilde. bad m
metumeoliasly and wills
' mina The applicant
the blast:Man of ti
the ardor of wawa
Kr. Justin Crompton es