The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

TIIAFTAGE WIDEn. tION •FMnorifulv 'EMU-
Ot 11414•0104 Id' Ye. L 01111101, bibs* .0 IStria
bring Is kbill for mailnalag a movialenal coda, 0•111 by
the Basird ,a 1 Trade, under " The Merchant Shipping AO
lamataccii 'Apt, 1862," relating to the pilotage of the
dew Ty_r!&_
Tb• WI vas rail a kit VIM
Oe the motion of Sir R. PEEL, lain was given to beim
Is • bill to amend certain 'Wiwi anon la the "1:6v11
INE Gouda Procedure Amendment Act (Ireland), MC"
Ebe erm treed a first Mane.
MORTGAGE DESEWTERES, la, Brum.
TIN tellewleg ammeittee was appointed on than bale :
--lard Nary Leek Maley, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Scully, Mt.
W Mr.Geeehen, ]fr. G. O. Glyn, Sir J. Elphinatooe,
Lams Sir Q CrLoglelen, Mr. Bowes, Mr. W.
t. Mr. and the Judge Advocate. Five to be
lie games.
The boom adjosened at five minutes past 12.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--Fos. 17.
Alter Term Nisi Prise Bitting at Gaildhall.—(Below
Lord Chief J nslics Cockburn ad a Elocial Jury.)
KOOllll (mai) 5. HUHU AND mums.
After our reportGeeeral lob yesterday,
The ffolkdtes• celled Mr. Deltoids" olio @MA—
I am ass of the defendants, and with the exemption
of mock I base had soothing to do with rabbi °elapse's&
I VIII asked by Mr. Basks to booms • &ober of the ems-
may. I would sot at dot. flasently I berenis • di-
ode, because I bold Mr. Noose same meatiosed. I
Mow him to be • rasa of nopeotability mid latepity.
When I found so little • enna had boa suboribod by the
ebeisholdess I recomeseaded • notice to he sent to the
abaroholdres, &lion upon those either to rotors the shoes
or help the employ. Mr. Burke and Mr. Kearns objeosed
to that, and I withdrew my objection. I enbrepostly re-
Wkii.isol. did set apes to the COUVZOITiiIII is 0110 of
v. the Company. The plaintiff paid toy wets. I
believed the oonteute of the oespeetus to be true.
Mfr. Osaka wee thee ,ramie'by Mr. QlollLall —I Ulla
etonader, carry's, ea lesimee st Flashary. At the
time that I boom • director I knew nothing about the
state of the mammy. I menu told Yr. Burke that he
might am my same if he required it, and he did so. I be-
lieved of thetas* than Ism saw the meepectos that the
ceetentn were true. I believe le sow.
Crossommined—l roollect the meeting with rehoesce
to the call. Bosh and Koine did sot may that the cell
nisei be pt is before the bell far 4,0001. beanie due, be-
use BerU said the moray shield not be troulsW far
be woad pay it if tMre was say difficulty. I filed •
With* la the Man of Olisseery to triad op the company.
Mr. Baddlestes--And I believe you as. the gentlemen
whom the VismOlieseellor called the troubboome director?
—Kractly so. (looghter.)
This eloped the *Odom* fer the detests, sad
The ems wen thou adJoursed till this (Saturday) morning.

COURT 07 COMMON PLZAII3.—Fis. 17.
&Wags at Mai Prise is Leades.—(Be(ore Lard Chief
Judie. Erie and a Bpsolal Jury.)
WINTI3 V. DOMISQM—err. ILIATIN'S HALL.
This was as settee to recover • sum of mosey which bad
bees paid as part purelses mosey for fit. Mutie's Hall.
Mr. Cobri Q. 0., and Mr. Resesll, for the plain-
tiff ; mid Mr. earleast Parry mad Mr. Maymood for the
defendant.
712• plaintiff was a reetlemen employed by capitalists fa
' beiylep Dew schemes before the public ; tad the defendant
was the widow of as analmat esamayeseer. Mr. Otsego
had whams& Mr. Mullah • lane mum upon naertpe:setr
Martin's Hall, ad this mem, having bees foreclosed,
the ball weed into the plessedoe of the dsfeedmat.
On the 23rd of October, 1563, an agreemeat was entered
hale by which Mrs. Dumerque eased to tell her interest in
the ball to thithatiff fort 5,000 L, sad 7501., • part of this
, was ' The ball was wasted far the puma* of
it a oseiral seek* depot for the worldeg
dress,signinsint coatelsed • clause that if the pur-
chaser should limit on soy
to
or n as to title whiola
the madam was enable of um to remove comply
with, se if the veador should be u to prows the sea-
seat of the *wean' Oompsay (the vaperter hmdlords) to
the smiginneat of the lease, the patehaser aged rescind the
contract sad receive bask the mosey he had paid. A keg
negotistioa took piece with the Moran' Caspar, relative
to the grist of a new lease to the plaintiff, but the matter
ultimsWy west off; sad the question now was whether the
pialatiff wee distilled le recover beak the money whisk he
had paid. It was said that the defendant had received so
lama from the 7501., imeemateh as she had lost ail Mae&
from the hall for tom months, the plea twain let for
1,1001. • year, and she having had to pay immense sad
other enemas.
After • goed deal ad diammion between the learned
counsel sad the beech, ad ales Ober moms 'ribbon, it
weed that the quest on was mainly OM of kw, sad
7:1 the fact' should be Asked in • spodel yeas far We
°plaice of the emit sitting is beam.
A midis* was tam pro terms far the plaintiff, eabjed to
the opinion of the full semi.

COURT OP IXOREQI7IIEIL -ix& 17.
Sittlep at NM Prise at GlallghalL--4Bstate Br. Bans
Maeda sad a Mamas Jury.)

Weal= V. •0071 ZAfferler BAILWAT 00WPANT.
This was as adios to recover compeneetkm in damages fee
s railway accident.
11. r. Serjesat Robison end Mr. Marti» were counsel
for the 1 slant ; and kr. derjoat Ballaatine for the de-
fendants.
The plaintiff, Blinabeth Weiser, wee an elderly meson,
living is Homelydown, who weed her livi by wedeln
and eloring. On the 30th Jane last the ehiidraa of St.
Johsh Natiesel Schools in that locality ware treated te an
eXAMMOS by railway to Greenwich, sad they were accom-
panied by some of that relative. sad friends. The pisistiff
woe am of the party, sod when the train arrived on He
return jemmy at the Herselydown Stenos as the Green-
wich Railway, about dusk is the evening. she attempted to
pion of the esniega bat there beim a wide space between
the stem said the platformshe could sot reach the latter,
and fall down. She dropped between the carriage and the
*Vero, sad as being picked up it lees found that her On
wee busk... ties was takes to (lay's Hospital, when she
remained four otietbs, and could now may walk with the
releases of canalise. It appeared that some attentions
were going as 011ie spot where the eaniage
Upon the conclusion of the evidence for the lift,
Mr. Berea Mania said be did sot thiak there was any
essa
Mr. flarjaast Ballastioa said a clergyman bad taken an
interest is the plaintiff, sad tried to get bee some compel).
seam, sad it was to be regretted that be bad not cora-
emeiested with the company, instead of tbe matter being
plead in the Legere hands. Liamiuselt, however, as the
mightier who had emetructed the platform considered it
the greatest piece of perfectios to be found, and imapabla
of improvement, the sommay felt bound to resist the
action, but he believed that they would, under his advice,
do ecesetbing for the poor woman who had undoubtedly
suffered • severe accident.
Mr. fierjoat Robinson mid that after what had been
said be would weasel to a ommit.
Mr. Dares Martin—l am clearly of opinion that there is
so came of adios. People are apt to thick that 'slimy
companies are insurers, but that is not so, and they are ally
liable fee saillgasoo, sad I Wok than is so lysoe is
this owe.
Wassail 'stored.

THE POLICE COURT&
GIIILDHALL.
Wes. Altruist, aged 43, bookbinder, residing at 29. Mar-
pintstreet, Olerkeewell, was brought up on rimmed before
Sir James Duke mid Mr. Alderman Copeland. charged with
receiving 15 dozen of morocco skins, valuesol., well knowing
the mine to have been stolen.
It will be recollected that the skins in question form part
of the prooesdi of a burglar) committed es the Premien of
Kr. J. H. Epstein, a leather merchant marylag as booboos
at 11, Moorgatestreet, mid tbat the primmer was appre-
hended whilst offering them for Nile to a Mr. Nevett, •
bookbinder ma Sciowhill, by William Roland, an officer of
the City detective forts.
Dunki, a wither at the previous sxmainatioo, who stated
thßeard, and him coaDectioo with the matter wee oonsidi red
so suspicions that he was also placed fin the dock, Sir
James Duke laying there wee no doubt that both primmer.
WNW squally guilty.
Mr. adopted said, that now his dint was in custody
it ovoidal a locus standi, and les therefore wished to koow
If the evideoce given by Laski was to be brought forward
spinet hins.
Sir James Duke—lt will certainly be used, and I shill
DOW remind both prisoners till Wisiseeday next.
Mr. Ricketts—Will you take bail far my client? Ima
give any amorist.
Sir jandmasdec Duke,
to after eenferrieg with Mr. Alderman
Copela, lined moot bell.

THE (mar rntis AT DOOR HELD.

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ALLEGED IgTENSIVE PRAVP UPON THE

uieuwicls 0171018.
In the owe of John George Berry and Alfred
Bury Us* eroprietom of Xerlion'sw'harf, Doekhead,
lased at the les of the Xession-bouse, with the
throe prisoners Wllliant Sedgewirk, James Arnett, and
Charlie Thorn, to undergo a further examination apse she
°huge of eesepiriag together to obtain, sad with obtaiaieg
by fraud, from several insurance aloes, large saws of
awssey, sad elm with ocoopiring together to steel, sad with
.reeling, a number of balsa of jute, the property of Yr.
Theodore Biter, welar, Greet 84 Helene, the
yesterday wore agate resueaded till Monday, at r Orsolalkee,
bail being reload.

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