The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-13 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

Maass at Nisi Priam at Wastsaistsr.--(l3afore Mr. Biros
Martin and • Cosmos dury.)
_ OWN V. GEMS.

Thin van an action to mows daring for injury done to
Lone.

Keane, and Mr. Waddy were counsel for
the plaintiff, and Mr. Dsgby Seymour, Q.C., and Mr. Butler
Rigby for the defendant.
Th• plaintiff wu the proprietor of a Hoe of omnibus@
running between Casudian-town and Charing-cross ; the de-
fendant formerly owned the " Rhalcusare ' oinnibuss on
the urns mita. The &oboe was brought to recover about
271. for injury done to a horse by a collision with the de-
fendant's omnibus, which the plaintiff alleged was
mud by the negligenos of the defendant's
driver. The plaintiff's driver, who was known
by the sobriquet of " fi.L-bra Jack,* created
ern amassment is his crces-saaminttice on the subject

" nursing" opposition omnibuses. In the course of the
trial the jury interposed sad said they embed to find • ver-
dict for the defendant, bat Mr. Beene, on the part of the
plaintiff, insisted upon his right of reply, and at •
part of his speech • spectator in court cried
out, " Hear, TteTth.l Mr. Barak Martin ordered
him to come forward to the floor of the court, and
Laving lectured him severely as hie mincooduet, said that
If the sheriff had been present he would certainly have com-
mitted the offender to Newgate for • mouth. The individual
addressed, who seemed very much alarmed at the position
Into which he had brought himself, mumbled out some
excuse, sad hurriedly quitted the court.
The foxy, before the learned judge commenced to sum up,
said they wen agreed in opinion, and at 0008 returned •
verdict for the defendant

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Worn the Judge Ordinary.)

RARDLYG V. HARDDIO LID L-iN.CI.-TRE.GIOREN*III PROCTOR

This rooming Mr. LOrd. eammed up the ere, and
earamented in very strong terms upon the toe.
dart of the petitioner in attempting to procure
as affidavit from the witness Gates stating, amongst other
things, that be was too " stern and business like charac-
ter," to be guilty of any impropriety of conduct. It was
difficult enough to arrive at the truth ; but it would be im-
possible to do to if attempts were mad. to tamper with
witnesses. _ _ _

?he yeachet had mot been gives whoa tro treat to prow

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Registrar Wiselow. as Commissioner.)

110L111 OF THE COURT A 3 TO NOTIONS OF MOTION.

Mr. ap plieltothe court, under • trust deed, for
ea order to restrain the trustees from selling the property
on Monday nest, which, it was considered, would be very
prejudicial to the rotate.
Mr. fiargood took objection that the requisite four days'
adios of motion had not been given. The notice had only
been given on Thursday.
Mr. Reed said it was only then known that the sale yea
Ito take piece.
His Honour bald that, in pressing oases, he bid power
to dispense with the usual notice, under that clause of the
We whirl said " unless the court shall in any particular
wess otherwise direct."
After reading through the andante, which had only just
bass filed,,
His Honour mid it appeared to him that Missals had been
duly advertised, and he should not be justified in interfer•
Mg in a summary way to restrain it.
Application dismissed with wets.
DI NB nurse ABD OWN.
. _ _

This wee asoiherii; deor tees. The question had
adieu on a proof for 7.000!., tendered b 7 the father of one
of the debtors, the admission of which was opposed by the
trustee; on the crowed that part of the amount bad hem
advanced ss a son's share of capital.
Wm Honour now gave judgment, admitting the proof to
• the full extent, ler 3504, which he held to have bees
lammed as capital.

TIM POLLUX comas.
(THIS DAY.)
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GUILDHALL.
TEI 22T1120 lIETBANCC Ilf ILEMIT/12T.—cAurrox TO

Joseph Mallet, described as of No. 10, York-street, Com-
ssscsal•rcad Emit, grocer, was broeght up by Policeeen.
stable John Whim before Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawresoe
for obstructing the covetable in the execution of his duty in
Meet-street
John White, 353, said—About ten minutes past I in the
•dMrnooa I saw the prisoner and several others on the foot.
path in FleMetreet opposite the Sunday Times oft*. I
requested him to move on, but he ramie, and abased me,
•ad said he would stay with his book as long as he liked. I
bass seen him several time, before.
Joseph Rook, of 242, Higlietreet, Shoreditcb, liemeed
victualler, said—l was with the prisoner. There wore •
plat many people there, and we were requested to stove
as. I did so, but missing Mr. Mallet I turned back and
found him in custody. I ban never known him to make •
bet
Polioroonstable J. White—This witness I have often men
them He was there with the prisoner.
In all those mess the magistrates have determined to in-
flict severe penalties on those regular frequenters of Fleet-
skeet and Farrtogdonetreet. Several baiting men have
Use fined 40e., soma 205., sod when the offence has been
rely obstruction by a non-bettiog mash the fine has been
reduced to 10s. Is has elm been determined that, ',mold
the isfiistion of those fines prove ineffectual is putting a
tito, to the nuisance, imprisooment without a fine will be

bifficted in a paoistim;paa.
la this imam°, Aldarmaa Lammas, believiog.