The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-26 00:00:00

Lath intrlitgenci.

CITY SHERIFFS COURT.-MAKE 26.

11111,031 A. SWAMI,. Mb, AIM a JCIT.
TODD W. RATTOX.-11TPOILTADT 20 Pl2111C1•214 MID

111110110311.

The plaintiff in this Kam lea nouslor of the College of
Physicians of Edinburgh sad a umber of the Co lege of
gorgeous of London, and aught to recover t►e eum of 161.,
Ore boluses of an account for mogul a.teaduce and medi-
cines supplied to defendant's wife sad daughter.
Mr. Buchanan, Basiophall-street, said that he appeared
for the plaiat:ll, and had in the ant Instance to apply to the
Minted judge t amend the phslat sad odd a clans tor meaty
paid and kid out for the defendant's use.
His Honour eked what power he had to do so ?
Mr. Bee% .resa said it wan given under the 67th section of
the City Beall Debts Alt.
Mr. Codd (c nand for the defendant) objected, and said
Oat the apphavion wee cremator*, and it c sold not be en-
toetaised salve evidence had been &von, when, if any &o-
pus arose, the Issued judge might nerds* his discretion.
Mr. Buchanan said that the mama be applied now wee
because be acderemoi that the defaces would be that the
plaintiff was not a lac estiate of the Company of Apothecaries,
and therefore coeld net recover for agendum, and medicine,
and he must therefore rely upon a count for money laid out
in the purchase of struts, &c.
His Honour said that such an objection ought to be taken
Ice
Mr. Codd said be would do so, but Mr. Buchanan had net
Bend his ease, even by came.
His Homier a insilered that the plaint as it et present
stood would rase, the case.

Mr Buchanan than stated the cue, from which it ap-
peered that platutiff had attended defendant's family ior
assay years, sod for the hat attendances hi. bill amounted
• 20/ 4.., of which he admitted ha bad nudged 41. 9.. 6d.
He (Mr Buchanar) we' bound to admit that plaintiff, mot
being a licentiate of the Apailaseselea' Compaq, was not
emitted to sue for attaulualme aN fN mselliesase; he should
not corneal to lee um tog mem than the aiebeesemeete,
aid some Maher amount for AO trouble of going to the
'bimodal's to CUM the drags, &e.
Ti.
paid
was celled an proved the attendance'. He
bad paid 61. lle for dregs, &e., for deleadant's wife, aid
4L M. Id. for what was supplied to his daughter. He was
is the habit of going to the chemist's and Caving the pre-
scriptions made up, and either to them or seadiag this
to defendant's.
In eross-uramication he said he wu a mutton sad a
member of tie Coll.ge of Physicians of Ediabargb, and
described blue( al au M.D. He was not • licentiate of the
Apetbeearne Company. He attended Mrs. and Miss
Hatton as a physician, sad he had told defendant he would
net charge for .ruing hie prescriptions.
Mr. Coed contended that the plaintiff must he consulted,
Ike be was not en apothecary, sad could not .is in his dis-
tracter of pbyeitien, and cited the ease of " Vouch" (1 Cu.
and Much, 162 )
Mr. Buchanaa ettroitted that whoa plaintiff left hie
patient. his ch. titter as physician ceased, and that be wee
entitled to Le paid for geode "applied.
Hie honour "aid that it was quits clear that 'Asian&
could sot recover ea a physician. 64 be bad deemibed him-
self, which he had so earthly right to do in this country.
As to the claim for the goods sold there wad so evidence
that the eilendaet had ever gives an authority for them to
be supplied. To enable the plaintiff to mover, he must
show a speedic authority.
Mr. Beams& elected to he nonseited.

ASSIZE MELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Bmy Sr. EDMUNDS.
Y•aca 25.

The coaminion waa cpened yeeteeday afternoon, mad
tll/11310111litf. St 11 o.4doCit, both courts were Opellllll for the
dispatch of balsam. The come list is aureately light,
'sly fear mace being attend for trial. Tla erimisal ea-
lender cectains the names of 31 prisoaen, and SON et the
oases ere of a wrote nature.

111 MINI •MWYp PIXEL

The High Sterdi (Mr. A. Arcedeekne) dispensed with
the slue "javelin-ars." sad substitittad the county police
se attendant. on the judges sod in the court..
_ _

The Chief Justice, is dairies!' the graced jury, *lied
&Heaton to this dreueateacc Hie lordship mid—l ase
wry to be tbliied to make as observation optometric
which gives use greet pate. I allude to the sumer is
which bar Xleety's judger, the representatives of the
Use's, have beta Haired epos this oietton. I have so
ground whatever of oceeplaist against the High Sheriff,
who ►s supplied 'degas* and bandit:me secestao-
date* for the judges, and who, I believe, from what I hear,
has bees desirous of attending thee► with the retinue nasal
es thus caseate—Ha mums, is lee, which the law
requires. I sea td Ibe hi. been penuaded by ea asecc'a-
ties which he ha, joined to take the soar* which has been
follawed an this week*, and I hope sad trust the sew*-
** will support Wm as sea of kosoor sad 'endorsee la
that *one. I dad there are so javelin-sea or "Handsets
of the sheriff to keep order is the wait and asiebbosehood.
Tte joke. of coarse care sot ho• their attendants are
dressed, aad how few they an, if there be ea 'deviate
sober of them to preset vie order is the court, and to keep
up then:put which is doe to the adainietratios ofjosticre.
Is *ewer to my inquiries, I as furaished with a Doper,
which Tarpon, to be the rolls of ea easociatioa to dislaish
the @arouses of gtatleses who ars to Nerve the *Sae of
sheriff ; and ancupt others I lid this role, which calls for
serious obeervetiou:—'. The keeping of order in the courts
eft sites sad MOMS being eieleatiel to the doe adatisistra-
dot Wrestle', sad the proper oesdnet of *luta helots,
aa arrangesset sey he =ode by which the eaustry polite
say be ersyleyed is lies of jnelia-men, sad be paid toy the
enmity for each extra duty." Ia other words, the rate-
payees of the c misty of Suffolk are to relieve the gentry
of the wooly Isola the hordes of sa aloe width
it is their duty to save, the property and lives of the
public are to be deprived of the natural protectors which
the law affords, sad this who are to inclined—knowing

that the polies ars sagged at the mime, mu it may be spa
this occasion for a whole week—may sake as inroad into
the e is sty, end commit their der iodations whitest cheek or
Hair. I. The thing Hanoi bear lava, or isvestigatke
fit a single moment; it is wholly Wegal. If it H said that
policemen are hue as wham's, the answer is that they
ernes all the double ones al +imams sled atteadaata apes
the Hart ; they manse be leskiag after the witnesses and
ecradastlag the publics Imodases, sad at the same time keep
ages law toast The oldest ease usseistlea—l entirely
Meeks the sheriff frees say partlelpatian is it—is to Sant
the FEWs mi its membees hem the ezpesas ofjavelis men.
It is my duty %take sass that t►at is sot doss, sad I there-
fore SHUN sheriff lOW., which I trust the committee of
the sesselatirs w►o persuaded him not to hare the °diner,
stteedistm will pay for biro. (Sensation )
Lard Smother—l believe I hare your lordship's per-
mission to addrees a few sortie to you.
The Chief hiatus—lt is not easel, I think.
i 010551.

Joreph Hector 0=1,21, a clerk, wu charged with filo-
forgtos a metal& blt or order for the psyneot of
now.
Mr. Cherry appouod for the proment:oc, and Mr. Baiwer
err tlio dolour.
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Ti prMeiStors were the firm of Laces, Yemen, sad
Co., bashers, Oreat Yarmouth. sad the offence was am.
mined at Loweetob, when Mean. Lace have a lerarrh,
sada, the direction of Mr. W. V. Buser.l. One of the
darks employed Is the brush was a young seas named
Charlie Titlow Barrett, alw is custody sa note.r sod
dander thugs of lotgely, sad with this pence the primmer
was oa terns of istinaery. It la the piracies of the beak to
keep blast hulls Steed by we of tee pattsen, and the
slake have authority, is the alumna of the peiseipels,
to Ali them up. Oa the 15th of November loot
two bills were aniseed, sad, as Barrett had missed
hi ahead at the beak, steps were takes fee his
app.ohessies by the p -bee. Oa the 26th of November,
Cousins, a detective foifiCit Is the Liverpool polies, deer-
vend him at a plate of public resort in that tows with the
=mr. Cassias charged the.. with baying forged two
ud kering seenhed them, discovered the bilk in
the passenice et Barrett. Ose was fl led up In the bead-
writlag of Bsentt, end the other is the haadwritieg of
the priesmer, setae stated that if they mild have got the bill.
sashed is Landes they would hove otter te dad to Alas:its.
The jury knead the prisms, Guilty, but escommeaded
kba
pe „ eonstiderisi that he had been to some taunt
She ta
Barrett was then plated at the tar sad charged with
West the ether bill, aid felottiosely entbe Ealing at Te-
arless Saimaa sums of SW., 681. 10. , and 6(1, the property
of Mr. W. V. Bunard, his matter. To Oil these thse
beheaded guilty.
The Chief Justice *interred Batratt 'o sit, sad Oar* to
kw hare rad eery/tads.