The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAT.)

COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
,•:op ta Duarm—fn•for. Imo! Chief Justice Erie, sod
Justices Wilk., 11,1 m and Keating./
r artalits.—TlLE IMIlat; or tits WAJCeren ThliatlLL
Ills reties was breegbt wader the following dream.
...,• : Is 11411, Mr. Heghes as one of tha creditor,
vie claims as her Majesty, Theatre, mid he had ob.
.114,1 ploiriliPla in elegit againet that provorty. (in the
1.4 Much Pe that year he agreed to greet • lime of
. aware to Mr. liye, who paid a forehead rent of
..Age. fur the year. Mr. Gye now chbeed the return of
one, epos the gnarl that pommies of the theatre
• 'neer bees given to hint : and be also claimed to be
e ioel a .as whit-6 he had paid for insunuice, and •
iron 1.4 his claim was for interest. The teas was tried
.re the Lad Chet Justice. at bediarill, when the jury
1.-,,01 for the plaintiff for it,7-par.
Mr boil). OD lebalf of the defy/desk toelay mewed
to, • new trial. upon the grounds that evidence
e 1... n improperly received, that there hod been miert.
r tom, .at that the was malaise as 'Alma Thu
0n..1 geotlemas detailed at length the memopeedeme
-they cireurnetseces. cestendiog that Mr. H bed
▪ ealerteken to give Mr. Oye pommies et the limialra,
awl that Mr. tire. object is Omar* into the agresmeet
• net L. get possemien himself, but to prevent anybody
• pettiest pommies, so ato compete with Covent Gor-
da Meagre. Mr. Hughes'. interem am 'legit crerbtoe was
.4 laseriaia elmiseter, and might at any moment hi
, An gad to by Mr. lineiley payer( Mr. debt
rl the egreemeet we that Mr. Hughes should dives to
Mr Ilya may senortig to the extent of his interest se
nest by dwelt sr alagit embtoe. sad ad earths, ar
1t..., sad kr sorb term or ter during which
in. enema et Ky. Hu ghee, mid the term greeted to Mr.
denim. whon. the GINA was freed, should eon.
emit. The agreement ostaised no express stipulation
that pagandom should be gives to Mr. (lye, and be sub
Ailed that then was ots implied rendition to that steel
The Lord LIMO Julies said that the point upon which
the cam turned at the trial was • Mipulatiee thet, he coo-
eidendies of Mr. (lye paying SAW., Mr. Hughes should
•••ualwrine" his to tike pneesseire ; and, is tact, as
attempt was made to pee Mr "Y^idea it
1.,10.11 out that Mr. Lumley had meanies, refused
tepee it ap.
Mr Korai - Yea: another circumstance was that
Mr. L ley Ind nest Mr. t.ye notice to thin effect before
tM money was peaL At the trial evidence wee admitted
.4 ...memento, with the view of showing that it was the
;ideation et the parte. that Mr. Oye should have poems.
; but he submitted to the court that, as the agreement
hal leen put into writing, pooh. evidence a. to the meaning
of .;comes{ was rot
The lint Chief Justice nil the court thought that Mr.
Red, wee entitled to a ride upon the question what was
Or ...anew:tem .4 the aoreemeut. The evidence they
thought we. sot adninold,..
Mr. bortll—Bet be het r.. t vet been heard upon that
pint.
The learned round havint. meal the qucetion at some
i.agth submitted further that even if the evidence
were alienable, .tall th..t the verdict was against the
...deuce. Other pent. were that the plaintiff was not
est:tied to newer the Amount .4 the intereet no the ia•
sarunee sad further that the ection should Dos hare bonito
',ever the NOW., a. tlimi,th there had been • total fade,*
.4 r.e.Wlenities, but amply to recover damages for breach
.4 centrist.
The Loot Chief Justice asi.ll that the rule would be
grunted urea all the abovemeutioec..l points except that of
the ienliet being against the evidence.
Mule granted.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

It U TUCKER AND 1W ,NIL—THE NENTorourax PTIMANUI

ADVERTIPI Na C,,X PA NT.
The bask= pi. were George Tucker, George Edwin
Tucker, Charles Frederick Tucker, ILIA Douglas Alfred
Tucker. They had traded ae the Metropolitan Per.
moored A.l.rrtiaia{ Cotieponr, at 29, John-etreet, Hedfonl.
n•w. The. was the adjourned kid examination meeting, but
ito .u.count. having been died, ► farther adjournment was
..nkreel until the 17tli of May at 11 o'clock, protection being
crintell for a week only, and not to he renewed, unlem
•n kin thrt time the hankrupte deposit the fees of the
m••rting.