The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

COURT OF RILCILEQUSR,Noy. 4.

Binisp le Bales,—(Sods Lord Chief Boma, sad Bums
&more Wagon, and Mammon)
SWINTIR T. LORD CMILIVITORD. - THR ORRAT /WINTER

WILL CALVE..

This was an action tried before the Lied Chief Baron at
the lest sittings at Guildhall. The declaration clamed the
defendant that he u the !aiding counsel for the plaintiff In
an issue directed by the Court of Chancery to try the right
as between her end the heir-at-law of the of her
husband, the late Samuel Brendan, had wren y and
fraudulently entered Into a compromise prejudicial to the
plaintiff 's interest with the present Lord Chief Jostles
of the Queen's Bench, then Sir Alexander Cockburn,
who wee the eouasel for the heir-at-law. Another
coast charged collusion between the noble defendant and
Sir Cromwell Cromwell, then one of the juncos of the Com-
mon Plies,, who triad the mums at Stafford. At the trial, in
whisk fire. Bwinlen appeared as the plaintiff and Lord
Chelodowl ea the defendant, the jury alter a long trial,
lowed a verdict for the defendant on all the issues.

Mt. larstramosisi ea behalf of the plaintiff for •
Mr MK= the seinimil of mielirection, the non-reception of
mime% mei Moe oho media was against evidence. He
Mad bed Ms NNW neat, which charged oolluaion with
Me minced judge. rr Cromwell Cromwell, would be
alamimad. Pnwhing that the general circionatanom
sf Me atm were as well known se not to require pre-
!Wham alattemioa, Oa learned coaxed proemial to review
she promellep at the late trial, commeaft with tbs formal
mei at lb mormilage in Chastomy and tbaCamessa Pima,
awl the leirmises to the deferiant whim Pr P. Thestor,
as liras Pelia's counsel, with the Maw el showing that it
maa Mews to him that then had Imes se air of a eeapro-
SMs farle-se._ law which had bee raw by the
Me alibedant it was oontestiled that the de-
wed may Mimed 'abject to his pastel right of
emelt to emiest a see. and in rapport of Ws It was shown
Mai two bass who had been called for the plantiff bad, in
their orestramatination by the Attermy-desonal, gives such
. .

emblem* asjustitled the eieroiss of thairiiht.
TM Lord Chief Barem—Hr right ; I ahonld say, hi. duty.
Surely if • counsel dose sot cell every witnees named in his
brief, he le not liable to an ection.
Mr. Keeasely had never eastended for such • proposition.
• mewl comet do his beet for his client. The 9th plea
Mated that the dahndant had entered into the compromise
thopliedo boramodoso to ocatrery, and hie lordship hadhadrt •
sery gm pelM.
The Lord Chief Bares—The plea was of to importance
=oototk• coma of the plea, for the defendant had the
is the general Wee.
Mr. immedy this promeded to observe that the charges of
hand me thermal were nothing in t• =parts= to the charges
of bond end eampirecy rands opium the plaintiff
la the bill is Chancery, and contended that
the evidence given by 06i plaintiff's witnesses
at Mu led, in reference to letters maws by them as to the
tostaMee Mate of mind, had been expected, sod although the
41111011111101111 were uqtavounible they were capable of ex-
plearniea, and did not justify the defendant in compromising
the case. He was not now going to charge improper mot.ves
'phut any one. Let all that on calm consideration be with-
drawn, bat ha would contend that the communintion made
Ihr Cromwell Cromwell to the defendant et the end
ef the first dere Irbil, to the effect that he lel forma as
aadovearobla *dos of the plaintiff's case, end which we,
the mheamMe groan& of ell these procesdiage, woo sordt or
tapir of law orsalarrod a hoed.
TM Lard Odd Beres—l am afraid than I most plead
sulky b bookie ask may oath communications, but if I
maks dam to sae orrasel I do to both.
Kr. ILararily—l ma your lordship would, and so
would awry brasarollo
The Lod Chief Borar—Thore saw oat in Waradorter
1411 or to may ether am. a mere Irmorsblo ram tbaa Mr.
Irides Crooodoll or we Imo. 6,1101mi1.

Kr. Iltrirdy2:lam wry illat-1-gi—sar ii.
TM Lod Cbki Bans— r. Kirmsdy, las semi no
imprint ken es, sae at Ur mare et Kr. Judea

-31z.14 sea net here to compHoest year kid-
VI en ham re de ley duty to niy client ind the pablte,
I ow andsaventieg to do it.
The Lid Chief Brat—Notbiag that by Wien fres you,
Mt. Kennedy, wiled for say observation trout me which
wen wet made • ith ovary r:speot end gocd fattier towards
yen. I essaider you are disebergieg your duty, and without
releivard team bat your duty.
Yr. thanked his lordship, sad was proceeding
with Ids argtueent, whet
The Court adjourned.