The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-10 00:00:00

LAND COMPANY NE PART. MIIOOERIDOI.

Mr. Glare and Mr. V. Harcoort appeared in =ippon of a
media that the register of the above company might be rec.
:jaystriking out the name of Mr. Maggseidge, on the
of its having been improperly placed there. It ap-
posed that Mr. Muggeridge had applied for shores, and bad
pia SOU. to the company in Teepees of shares allotted to him.
He had, however, declined when required to sign the memo-
mods of association. An action for calls wee pending
spina Mr. Muggeridge, in which he had pleaded that he
was not a shareholder.

Yr. Bally and Mr. Looock Smith were on the other side,
bin, without hearing them,
The Vlos-Chancellor directed the motion to stand over,
apes the respoedente undertaking to file replication and Fo-
oled with the action forthwith.

(Before Viee•Cheaseellor Sir W. P. Wood.)
MEWL CEOLAT ALLIS ff. *IKEA MOHAMMED HAMID ALLIE.
Mr. Willoook moved, on the pert of the plaintif . that a
readvis be appointed in this cam. The brother of the King
of Code, who recently died in this country, left some pro-
perty, and the Prince of Code had taken possession of 6,0001.
is • boa, and the object of the present application was that
this 6,0001. should be secured in order that it might be pro-
perly applied. The yenag prince was only seventeen yeses
of vs. Of tonne be was subject to all kinds of temptations,
sad If Ai toad were sos mowed, it might, end probably
would be dbelpsied. Re believed that there was also another
IP= at I,oookia roar bee, ead there was also property of
O vers.
Mr. Red award the asedea, on the ground that the bill
wee filed by a pines who we a creditor for only 211., end
who, if his claim wee ileneded on justice, would be paid.
Moreoverthereweessesissmadeinenotherimmefortnecroar
examination of the *daft" sod ea appointanatt wee made
for it to take pins at 12 shirk that day. It was now past
12 o'clioocckk,, sad a amp had beta remised from the Exa-
mirser'es, Maim Rea dr plaintiff was sot there. Be
submitted that the modes should stand over until the moss-
examination of the plaintiff bed takes place.
Mr. Willoock contended that the court ought to make the
order at once, and that ft would not measure a crediter's
debt. The plaintiff repremated the whole of the creditors.
A contest was gots, ea in the Probate Court as to whether
the Prince or the Moulvie wee entitled to take out lettere of

The Vice-Chaseellor &feted the tem to semi over.

MI LINO OF 01:DE AND 1111.2 A. mosAlnivo HAWED
ALLII O. NOULVIE MODISH OLD DIEN KHAN DANA-
DOOD.

In this case an interim order bed best made reatrataigg
the deficient from dealing aatO after this day with a sum of
7,11101., which wee mated, to be in the Louisa end West-
minster Bank. The definient had received the mosey at the
East India Howe on behalf al the brother of the King of
Onde, he being the agent at the mission from the King of
Onde in this country.
Mr. Willack, who appeared for the Houle* said the
sum in the London and Westminster Bank was only 1001.,
but there was 4,0001. at Coatis's, the remainder heel:Lb:inn
expended by the Walvis ice the pinnies of the
He proposed that them sums should be paid into court, with
liberty to apply to chambers.
The Vice-Chancellor directed the fond to be brought into
team, sad not to be dealt with without farther order of the
tart, with o
time. liberty to the parties to apply at chambers from
time t

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAY 8.

(Sittings in 132sto.—Ssin, Lotll Campbell, and Justices

Wt6hmo, s.i., ed Crausa)

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Wm to fees. The owe was some thus ego
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sod their lordeltips being now opiate,
tr.7l.'elike Crompton, sr *dor judge, &limed his judg-
meek list He wee of opinion that the &Amami wee anti-
thd to the judgment of the court.
Mr. Justice Mightman gave judgment in favour of the
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