The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-08 00:00:00

hitter society for premotiog the employment of ad-
ditional orates ia populous distr, and providing
he the eseintasence of ea
ch clergymen, where their services
wen most required; that greets had beds nuid• by that
misty he the ate of emir so employed. med licensed eta
ef iry the bishop ef the Menem ; that sprat:same
Cragertielpelds• Is all grata of the moiety went made by
thi Immalesat of the parish, Neer the ruction of the
Oftwho forwershei aim 19 the secretary, on or before
el April to orgy mem nom May, 1838, to May,
181/41he denudes* made • proper applieation every year ;
Ind the eserty, is esarliwase- with It, omits a grant of 701.
Ihr thew of his meats; that me the Ist of September,
1844, the defendeet sepoleasi the plaintiff se his eapesdiery
oastat he the pad* it 111 Beeelph, sirizent allow him
the while hams applimble at that hem the fends
ht eati of the Onseenees of Clore Anee's Bounty; the
doesadost Imhof aado=rit and peenderg to institute all
agesear y imennese flee the Islet alasal put Lem
the said semi* le Mit rem rtnewie• thip=oila
EN Ile ear mil regolatims. The Me
and esesed by the Whop. mei seemed vs she
Il
fah ear. la 1846 the ditheard made
the peeper mesikellea for the poet from the
soolaty. aad ohtiiiod It; bat in 1846 he retard a wefelle
imelisseles, and for to vendinit the pasta arise wee
Inieght. Mem wises enigperne that the pinata bed est
dety..dbehereed the duties of his ease; sad the
was ass searepat." T• mogrert the prendes the.=
Wamendeaties was papned as Names at the trial i
Illakin IL Tether. meeetsel eursie el.. NW., Wieder.
..11s.„ tie Dm Masse tsisen=iief name Oilier,
tee meg al. : est I prepeee be
/OW hrhile ANY the erilitt. per eneen. ennesdby tie
OM* tee Phoseltig die Ilwohdinent elfUldend nus.% rug
saltamilme telt split eni Me wilds es the Interest of dim sem
MIAMI. In too lanief the worsen el Olsen •ass'• des ey. sp.
Erle the seipmestedis of the perpetual gamy of ft. Be.
ehloidar. Mr. howls peewee le radii he the parish of at.
Oa that darniseet being tumbled in Name, it was ob-
jected ilia it was • entreat net he •be prfannei within a
year he. the mare of it; mad as ge smerderatim sp.
peered on the hoe of the ierenmest, it wee winds the
statute of frauds, mad did net mappleerbe the s m
dimmer'
els.
Theleareed lades hid dee *ellen gad
• seesait. The lemma mama eamilleti that an egeseesmt
he welting within the stelae of Mina met be ear wadi
tram its very terms mad met be periereasil vitals • yeah
;Jars it ditties* apperni we dee thee of thefeelennent
that the contrast emir me be perfeemsd vials • yeas
though, in fact, it Wilt he mimed beyond it, it wee eat
within the statute. Mrs sentemet rtgla have tannareal
rithin the year if the defeatism happened to ham been pre
mord in the aura, Thea from .., other souse,
Jests
his perpetual surasy. Lord Chief Biros : It hire as
ff I employed a server at se mesh • year. The ease is not
diringnshable Menthe eggeMerent of a bailif.—Mr.
Bement She.. Bess* ihatthe dean of • bailiff are net so
wall chimed se three id • dergreen of the tirade of Bar
lead, which are berm Nem am thee, el yam ketiship.—
Mr. Dame Aliens': They an better Nome plasm, but
were paii.--Mr. thereto Bhrvi was preceesir.* mg to argue
that the eillithatligialli sailmiently smeared ea the face of the
iseheneset, whim he we, Manisa by the emu% who granted
• leis te dhow mere.
dna Tem% at Westmindiere.—Dekes Mr. Ewen PM oaf • Middle-
sex ammo jury.
AMMIIT Inas lIIX.-02 the list of Imam being called
em, several perms failed to answer to then names.—Mr.
Bare Plait ordered them to be Med in the ear of live
pasha each.
COOLS o. BRAItat.—FSIOIIID leIItri.—VALIDITT Si a
Btu or tali—This Ore perepied the apart foe nearly
use. Nees, ha the pants stay be bektly eared. It was an
talskf la the hem eat • hived issue rade by direction of
the Comet of Becher eer le memertaia whether certain goods
seised by the sheriff es a judge's' earned by the he-
firient against the perms pried. 'm son belonged to him se
le his MNr at the time of esisere. Mr. Crowder stated the
ease le the jam. The plaintiff, Mr. Wm. Cone, see., is a
Indeseer in Mownt-eheat, Groevesiir-equare. In lath his
mina, Ws. Cede, jam, entered late business as a mister,
whisk he candid ea la his hther's Nese till 1846, whim he
ismened he Leaf Women. Maiden-km, sad where he was
N Weber at the thas of the esteem TN e
defndant is Mr.
Lewis M. Brahma attarsoy, of Marry lane, who. having
some leer modem with Mr. Coon jam., shoot a bill of m-
=ine by the haler, process ad spinet him at law,
_ob-
jedinesst, and prereded to eirestion. On the 29th
of nee lest arena rinds; materiels in Mr. Cook's pee-
mime. ia Imwalefremer, wore senraihely seised by the
akarit It was .0w seateedest that this sure was illegal, as
lhe genie ie gesetion weA,ttereeporty of the plated',
Cede, es., Nang been y named to himt bill
ef eels. The learned theasel, ia sapport of this don,
staled that hem the time Cade, jun., *stored into imam,
miens we, of messy were advanced to him by hie father,
eareatimg together to ablest 2601. On the 10th of Jute
het, Mir. Code, Pia, executed • deed or bill of sale of his
printing materithe, es • minority for the sans of mosey
y admen& It wee urged en behalf of the de-
in the premed action, that this we, a frandaleat
had got up foe the osericim, bat the plaintiff was evedsmd
te show the whet bath fides of the whale trensactioa: The
learned ceased partinlarly dwelt on the facts that the
&lad!, boo the thee his us entered into bosinem es a
prier, had paid the insuraece on the business materials ;
and he ortiesed he do so after his removal to Lumley's-
lt
videseee was the' adduced in support of the ease. The
atteedag witamer to the bill of sale proved its execution oe
the 10th of Jere last, and also the fact
Cow proredinge
bed bele previously oommeneed senest, jan., hy tho
defsedget, is rimer of the bill transaction.
Mr. Cale, km, was then called, and rated in detail
the sane of mosey he had received as admires iron the
Bu
He wee eresuaxamined at peat &meth hy Mr.
Bushey, as to the alleged admires, sad modem/ a book
in which noire entries of rase nerved had boas mad.;
bathe admitted that them were wines at • enbeignent pe-
riod, and all about the isms tines. He etude memoraada of
the sums received from his tether on tke maims gives kw
the pmof them sums for various articles of type. itto. On
he pared by the learned counsel to produce one of these, a
mensonesdane alas advance of 501. on a receipt by a trader
mina for the same, so each memoreade was found. Themit-
he
nee, explained that this probably aro, from the fact that
bad emend the ram Into the both referred to at the time
the advance was reds by his father. The other memoranda
he had destroyed after *Maria' the sums in his book, con-
sidering them to he of no us. He removed to Lumbar'.
court for the purpose of undertakicg the printing of • puha.
sabot felled the Sporting Lilo. The bill transude& en
which judgment was obtaiaed against him was with Mr.
Mass, the editor of that publicadon. He believed he a islet
have said, alter the writ was Need, that be should take awe
that Mr. Miles should never gets farthing of thea
lie said so to a person r.hmed Eris. The
which he had anigstti to his father now
in his pompon%
.a jest as before. It might be
'north Ma , bat l a forced sale would probe*
not fetch 2001. He gave direstims to Mr. Tome,
the attorney, to the hill of sale, and could swear tad
he had sot untrjareurnernan Menamder, to thee mode-
men with iostrastlems to do so. immediately after the Ink i
was served. Alexander mired him is malinger • Yet of
articles for tep schedule, and also a nasal the sinses male'
by the plaintiff, in order that Mr. Terser might ham • per.
rect account of the same advanced. Hs eat ownethet
he bad not told Alexander to be careful in not peter, dews
any payment ea a Beg day as that might look at waved.
Coati not say how rag it was after the Berries of the writ
that he sent the schedule to Mr. Turner. He delayed
grantim the tecarity on account of the expense of the deed,
which Mr. Tamer said would cost 71. Having made
application to hi, father for another loan, he was refixed
until he masted the security Bosse time after the deed
was executed he obtained lit[. from his father. Sines then
he had transferred his interest in the Sporting Life to his
brother, in security for a leas. This was done by 'thea-
ters pissrothers name as the peep
On
at the Stamp-
s:4los. Hi brother is a greesgrocer. On reaxamiaation
the Pittner stated that he obtained the copyright at the
riper in pert permit of a debt dae by the proprietor. It
was sot of much value—probably 201. or 351. He I
• bill for Mr. titles fir 101., but got little value afeoriPteer
this ream i Mr. Mire edited the Sporting Life,
Munlit be have supplied " copy " for it, but
did ast ibe ea. Wanes, with the view of ris-
k. Illf Pffiedida bed hardy advertised that he should
glee a gel eeesust of a serer& sperkg event which wee th
of a swath eAsswds. llf. Mika agreed te vdle
this,but after miters ha =did mush sew in aim-1
Shim he., Mr. Mikes, the berme, Wend to hied&
the ripp Was be wadi ass* a bill for 101. This egg Ise
ezpinerisa of the idl truseastion. It was from a Wks
that he had been severely injured that he had used the =-
Mks bikes Mimed to, that Miles should soar get a
aft
as,seas f, thrAntiff's attorney, deposed that he m-
eshed lestresns to prepare tbe bill of ease from the last
whim. It was about
the middle ar latter end of April la
thews t year. Hs made the usual inquiries, and the
dept wee draws about the 16th of May. It was ameated ea
the Ida of a me, and he was ea Mann MUMS.
Cook, • re to the pidedg peeved that various
ejelmgmesey fadbass edveasid- ha Ns. Cede, Jan.
••deth hem the Dips ffke dannemes Mee produced •
pulpy el Meneneee area by the pkintiff in 1844
..."_ for
118111: Of des • sum of 601 Mee al the Freer%
eel slather of 1001. on the sleek la leads nati '.•leMil.
t*seek. The preeehm had boss r. , -
texas
aiWgidelliff up le the menet that. An iminnwi
the polby reurelhised the lweersees to the premiss la Lem
hy'seeer. Hs wee seathethllY the ere for the *brit
Mr. Hundbereatesathelaties mew es the
ill Measly in.
misted me dr of the bill of sale, which
atm vereddeg se the Malady of the whams Cone, jan ~'
te glee eathharmy miaow of the advances, he contended
wee get re Miami the paint defentleat in his attempt to
vibes@ Ms pws ludigirms.
The hems' Ilemilaja senemisi up, tali the jury that
elligurien he ask Make penes,, were the geode rimed la
=lBO, the mepety_elthletiff ? It they wen net
art thienie iffali le Mee been adveneed
the wee • reel debt W Coale, Jan., to the
the isliediat woe madded se Iheir verdict.—The
be=sertdy esamilied tegrber, Petunia •• verdict
VW
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scored ender is red ink. He asked the court to grant pro-
bate on this mar. they had been band in an enve-
lope, which :a lava open sad resealed.—The court
On*sot halm whams** will had been copied from the
On* or the paw front as wir It rim. -red there wa. a
Vffinzmitia to se ; It would not, therefore,
bat it mast reject the motion, as 1r haad"..not
sal**
jam irofiagicxecautin.—TheNioatt gave judgment In
die OM The seed died in June last, leaviett a will
dated Pith 13, 1847. Thb wee also drawn the Ws a a
sham paper, sod aped no the other ;ba testatriz en
the side Aids was ranted inserted a clause, by whisk she
meta all knees wills. The court thought the will was
illag umented by the deceased, and that the alteration wan
iamb at Ile thee the testatrix exceeded it, and therefore
lbmiga*als ma be gusted.
WizuAX SAWTan, DZotallaD.—Dr. hatter applied to
the evert to great peobsts to the will of the deceased, who
died an the 18th Sept. last, sod a nehelar. H. appoints.'
hi Issmilm. to whom he pve a life interest in his estate, hi,
essontor, and after kis death bagamthed it to the Hospital
• Ommagaptha at Bromptet. The property appeared to
M to 3,8001. la the beeped to the hospital than ap-
pend to be a specified sash whisk had. been written on aa
"twomeoare. The words ia dime* wen, whether they wove
t hundred "or " two thowinni." The wituessie eoskt
not attest to this altentlea—The man tlionght the &kera-
tin was made after ths wombs. mg seleited that part of
dm will.
&VIM POWILL, VICILIIIO.—Dr. Adthens MOM to
the smut for probate to the will sad seadi, dap alitmini.
It appeared the testatrix died ca the 22nd Panda tila, at
Aborganaoy, where she euented her will end ealMO ; the
ea* was signed in the name of Powell," the biter paper
la the sun of " Watkins." An affidavit wu made by the
dergyman of that tows, stating he bad minima** two
iminmialts, sad thet Powell and Watkins were cam and the
tam pooloarTir amen found Cub with the negleettal
ended a the eimegymma, in suffering such an error, and
grantedpalate to die same of Watkins, considering that to
as the proper name.
ELMO.= Haas, ntrahallD.—lo this ease the deceased
made • will beenamiling hue Fogey to Martha Saipan
for life, 'Mit bit Saab lisbort- &shim. It appeared the
will was not hand undi Vall, Wave years afire the death a
the testatitr, and also •Aaree death of Hanka *sputa,'
who had admiailleed to the oasts of the tedierix ; the
necatsm man elm dead. It Imam now necassay to prim
this WM it masagestras of a add= is the Coen of Char
eery in hem air immisti• lambs* Ave. The Nun
was easprind MOM, 4101 viva 0111*1011111111114 who
had repessenial the hinalria esiontag on die salt la
apaity—ss it nail nol Save bean earried en WIIIIPOSIIVIONIF
seatative. It whiled to knew if say admininemeno ihad
been taken net. It wished te know if Hrs. ISlmpson had
represented her sister, Mrs. Rae, as gest of kin. The
courpt sew nothing spin the paper predated by the emo
cameo; but it required some explanation. Boma objective
had bets raised to it, that there wee • wahr at the beck of
the shed of paper as which the will was written, 'and to
which it was en nend • codicil might have been at-
tacked. The will had been found is 1844,helms sad
tour yew, had been suffered to ohne
the court had say informable of the esmswo NA •i
document, and if it had not been for thedeiiaad the
Court of Equity, it
it. The emu mid it would gram &denudated= • the
papers beau the omit, and that it ansidera are pope had
been attached to the will.
Dr CHASZLAIN V. Dances.—The imart was stemila the
remainder of the day in hearing argummlbs 11,0allo
et the last testament of William Beery inane, nit=
at Paris, having made a will, leaving the halt lifspeo.
piety (6,0001 ), to•
• gentleman man De Chassis's, with
wheat he raided. -It was now attempted to set ride the
sa the plea fit iastasility et seised, brought
en by •
free Imialgease in inesaisanaerlignon.—De. /lag
the peoweedis It appeased tali will wu made wlleHile
Mesa was in Italy, and that he Ottawa& ordered the
will is be destroyed, hung written to a Dlr. Connate to
do so, whisk was said to have hen dose, but sot in the pre.
WM* a the demand.—Dr. Addams wee lined at considera-
ble length to bow of the will, and also entailed that the
deemed was sot of weak and monad miad. Dr. 41 syferd
was heard on the ems side.—Tha mint adjourned the u-
tmost* to a (Man day.