The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1856,

ithise-ant la •
customers. Beano the present
For die defendants ft was contended that their line of I
ralway extended Cerly ar fat as Greet Grimsby, aid thit the'
further ixteneion belonged Us tee Mancheit,r,
and Lincolnshire Railway Company, over which Ito defen-
dents could exercise eo control, notwithstanding that the
two companies hid 1011 the public convenience jliaed in
Mink g "Qprough " tickets frwn London to Hull, but at the
rude annourced that they would not be responsible
for may inconvenience or loss which might ooaar in same.
lipase of saavoidahle delay. Oa the wombs is gseetiow,
arawithstaadisg that every exertion waa made to keep the
proper time, the Mitt was delayed by reason of • slight
Welded'.
Mr. wyta• wbs proceeding to net up the phintifes
initiate, whin
The learned jeep observed' that he wits al opinion that
tka plalatiff was not entitled to reamer more than the Im-
mediate espease he had been caused in sonetquene• of the
dilly, namely, Es. 4d , befog ls. 44. for his fate from Great
Orimsbyto HQ sad 2.. for his hotel espouses. Had the plain-
tiff, whom the emptily were bound to thavey to Belle rue
to a. IIIE•1111., of pasting he would undoubtedly have Irma
is a gothies to recover toe amount. Be was of oplana that
fa. would be ample 10 compensate the plaintiff lot the less
Ilk kW sustained.
ne Jan athordiegly, under the learned judge's direc-
tion, returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 6t.
ile. Mellor mquestad that his lordship would certify Is Pa
to deprive the plaintiff of cats.
Ik. Baron Mattis observed that he would not feel jastille4
to iskg so, es the company ought set to advertise that they
would sonny pesetugen on • line over which they profemed
to have no control, sad then leave them Is the lurch to get
to their destiastloa as they beat cou:d.

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; thus a alio:111as be awe oat withovt the penal. Inquiry
was nbesquedy sub at the house, and it was found that
he had sold the dohs yards of MTN for Es. It wu idea-
aid by the presseator as hie property, and the prisoner had
On right to take the canvas away without t aving previously
obtained an °Mee for that purlieus ; but in thin ease Do such
order had been given. The prisoner when takes said that
the cloth bad been given to bias by a lady at Barrow, but
on the way to the statica-loiss Its esti that tt was a bad job
for him. •
Tin joy Aopittal th• peaemr.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. b.

mamas rai 'Mar omonsizoiria
IX 11 II 01•011. R. TAMIL

This inaoleast, a young mu 23 years of age, applied fo
his discharge. Mr. Caine= opposed far Mr. it ger., and
Mr. Way appeared to watch the use on behalf of the In-
stitate of Sahooleassten. Several other oneditonoppored la
perste' sad Mr. Ruff auplecrted.
The insolvent was formerly a eirsical amber, and about
the besieging of the present year he established, I. Goa-
Jamaica with a person =sued Crises,
_a scholastic and
eleriesl ovary, at 183, Strand. Aboat Marsh the Tartans
differed, and eipairsW, Cohn= establishing the Lights%
of Odeasisk OK the inaoireat the Oinked sad
Scholia* sadsnuel Institute, a prospectus of which
was pram* sad .bore tits manes 0 Lord Shafts.
bury. lAN J. Ruseell, Lord Brevets= ..d Sir J.
Pakiagliss. M.P., as patrons. Than won also Ibis
hini of exambees, de The Weaved admitted
omenatbat the 1, _ end Gelman, the
=tab" 6.1
WAL Me had vessfved MI
Mtn% emd belifird Met=
boss to satinue, It orseldnimeany haws peeved
a valuable and a gaping badtelles.
If e. Irk .....11ealer, had dimanated a 381. bill draws
by a risked" eat sessided_ by_ the =solves% who
represented Ilse be had a selerp et MK a year.
Mr. Pfskestesot shy atiselesesp, meg that he was la.
Indust to the beefiest by a panes mord Ilesellifi
MIME to abgnia a situation se Weber OM ide
*Rte ens es We Isteniews, the tmehent hialamite
pat his aims be the bill which Mr. Smith had Moseasted,
sad prs.to let Wm have a pert e/ the premeds. H.
did eve ilrNa 111., taking an atimmehApasan tar 164
Henbeemeley borrowed 64 fres Me =Mem who had
bees seed top Mr. Smith, ad had erisessel M pay the
Idabel by lastalmests.
Reims, wife, of • she.leder Is the %minima-
-1 . Meet that Ask In behalf of her Inabsad, feat the
' WelssM IdisiTs4l: a Mesa mat& blit M hiL, be lades
been by /Wise, ma moment a; to ler that
'Ms Wary wee a ye sr.
The issolseat said le. Smith's bill was far the mutual
essemmodatist ef Windt yd Mr. Piekeefes. old OM
'were 111 have sat it bosoms them. He had news Wed he
hal a Wary OVAL, but ble MONIS wee she= thatests.
• The Chief Ceemdelioser said the ass mot beelgouttted,
bassras the laniT4st's fursitore bad nee bselLeme Tr/ the
Melee et the amt. In the anailas be irises aft state
bie Imlllendel pad lb. Rownee debt bad bap spontrastod
by ma= M Sits repeesestatthss. Mr. emish, too, had a
Italn M sompids of bevies bees =dated to lead mossy to'
a Alen who was =tail lusedveat. Mr. Pimiento. might
hale less duped by the Insolvent, bet at present he was not
a eroditer. If nor he paid the bill he would bale a dal=
miss the insoles= milk= would not be =Get= by the
pram= pstlticre.
The one wee the& =goosed situ Wedsesday asst.

' tishet of leave oa the 10th of April, 1864. In July the
mine year he was tried at the Westminster Sessions, in the
name of Charles Clifftrd, fir pickle' pocket', and acquitted.
In December he was eosin tried at the Central Critair al
Cnart for atteeptieg to commit a burglary and aitaplerourly
assaulting ths occupier of the lio.ase, sad sentenced to 18
months' bard l►bour at Wandsworth. Shortly after he
:vase out of prisos, in Augast, 1866, he wee nails tried at
the Central CtiechmiCourt, with thother man, let robbing
the shop of Mr. Cochayne, jeweller, Mark-lore, and sc. I
quitted. Mei companion was sentenced to seven years'
trasipmtatke. From that until the present time I have
hawed amble( more of hem
Mr. Burnham anti It was quite time ouch character was
got rid of. - Hp should commit him ler trial, when so doubt
the jedge, oa emaciation, wesild psis such a iestacce as to
prevent him from committing any further depredations on
the public.
The Wilbenta were then all bound over to pimento, and
Mae primmer was immunitted to Newgats.