The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-23 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1856.

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JOSTICEI 11110.111LN. MA, AND CIOXPTOI.

fee tint *title nd non for the defendant, and It wanoft
to the an to say whine ado nay ifsva audit to
Tin Jury found a 'adios for the defendant

Premmumill e. DOUOLAS.--SLAIIDIR.
This
lwas an netioeof daidie; bad the defendant pleaded
set
Mr.
Mr. !ty deist Blies and Hr. Hawkins appeared for the
',Weill!. and Mr. Elwin Jame' for the defendant.
The pl Med! was an attomey is Beef ird-row, sad his
ease Wad that some time ego he wise is the Bankruptcy
Court with one of hie atom Mr. Atchison, who was •
hankrer. Whilst ha was instructing mewl the daf .ndasit
said M • low tone to Kr. Arehbalt, and isolating to the
plaint "Is this the d—d scamp list km your aff.irs in
rood?" The bankrupt sal• "Tee." The defendast then
said—" I will be hoard he wiU get you thickish it." Tne
plaintiff said—" Do you mean this to apply t t me 1" and the'
defendant said "Tee, 1 do." It was said that so spot, gy
was offered, sods. the present action was brought.
The learned emineel for Om defendant called no witasems,
but addressed J. jury in estigstioa of damage.. As to an
epollty, the plaintiff had not gives the defendant time for
any, as the alleged slander was spoken on the 17th and the
writ was issued is the 18th of theme.. month.
His li.rish p. is sammirg up, said that Me only question
was into ti. damages. II the words were op ,ken of the
end imputed to him 'misconduct is his prolesaion,
they would give suck fair sod reasocable dammee as they
thoustt, ander all the eireiesetaaree, be we' entitled to.
The joy gave a verdict for the pleistaff—Damages le.

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The bar havulp applied to via wort not to sit ts.movrow,
In coasequenes if many of lts neetben being desirous el
wituessiee the naval review it firthead,
The Chid Baton. In the swum of the day, announced
that this court would follow the stamps' set by he Courts
of Qutwe's Beach end Common Pleas, and would great the
holiday.

-TATUM e. LAlD.—tea lfiela 1/I.IDiTION.
Thie action was tried et Oei.dhili &airg the sitting. after
last Maharani Tern, beta" b. Lord Coal Berms. The
declaration motained two meets, In. for a breach of en-
treat, and the seemed for work and labour, and for wages am
masuander of a easel. It appeared that lir. Lobel
had been ordered by the Admiralty to send oat aeon mewls
to sepias the Flair Niger, and to trade with the soaves.
TM defendant, is 1863, leotard late a eontreet with the
plastid, by which it was mined that the latter should have
the commead of a steamer, and that he should receive the
sem of 604. a month, from the let of Daesaber, 1863. The
plaietife ease wee that he had a Lassanded the vocal for a
entail time, but radials dopriad of kis remand with-
out any jest eases by the defendant. The plaistiff did sot
tram" to be a sastisi man, and, indeed, it was not seem-
wry that he should be one, as the oblong of the espeditioa
were to implore the interior of Africa, trade wilt the natives,
send endeavour to diatom Dr Bath, who wee supposed to
be travellisig le Africa, mid aureate sauteed knowledge
was sot so such ravened as a pesos gaited foe
esmaosas. his mos end masegisg the sativee. The
• Vend IMP tip to Fereasdo Po, end there take la the 'o-
verman% edam% is eradicate to whose orders the plaintiff
was to est. The vowel was put seder the somenand of •
ceding master to got. Fereasdo Po, tie there the plaintie
resumed the reanasd, whieb, bevies pa cadge ease els-
' eases or the Niger, he esigeed, bnvieg hed a At* Crenate'
with ewe of the goVeremout cage rt. Ti. jury found a
rdiet for the defesdaet on the first coast, beige of opinion
that there we. so breach of contact, a. the plaintiff hod
volnotarily thrown up the o amend, aid tar the plaint II
on the sealed scant for work sad labour, nod for wages
darts, hie' masiid et the easel tip to • seitain period.
Sir P. Theorise (with Men Mr Y Bath and lir. Meade)
sow eppeered a show time eseinit• rale, which bed bee. !
obtaieed by the &fondest dories Let term, to set aside the
verdict for the plaintiff, *Rapt se to lb. Ant owlet, mad
to enter the same for the defendant or for a sew trial. and
submitted that the plastid was estitled to ream r!, es he
wee engaged es es implied maimed. The plastid's wa-
ned a sue of dismiesel, as further lark and IMIT:C4I3 wt re
performed elm the resigsatioe of the sommead with a view
to bestial the defendant. There wee so resmaiation of the
coarse!, as the plaintiff kid only gives up the canasta of
the meet for a certain time, dialog which Use be remained
me beard.

Mr. Waters, Mr. Wilde, awl Mr. Tosliariu appeared
is 'pippin of the rale, bit the argaatente ia the we
were 'dimmed till Friday.

Thte wu the Ant day of the &Ruses at Wei prim duties
LAW Term. The het coetet■ed 19 cause, two of whit*
Wad rerseseta.

MIMI f. 11T111017011111.-11111ACI OF WAIIIANTY.
Mr. iterjeast Thomas and Mr. Charnock appeared for the
plaintiff.
This was as &Woo brought by the plaintiff, a farmer at
Epping, to recover damages from the defendant for having
sold him a bone which he we Treated wand, bat which after-
wards preyed Se be amound and affeeted with a thrall'
disease. It appeared that the plitattif, te a ussequ Pelt Of
an advertieesteat which he saw II the paper. r Moist
the be.. Ia quokka foe stir, osliod upon the
de-
isadaut and parcaaned the animal eh eh was war-
mated gonad, for forty pounds. accordingly rode
•he horse Upwards home, bar before he arrived at Wcodford
it fell 1.14. Under these ahremastaacies the defends/it was
requested to rotors the mosey sad tare beck the horse,
aad en Lie &Miami/ to do se a veteeleary eargroa was
salad fa, why, kelvin szasizei it, peemiesteed that the
loseasso won ham aavirular disease, with which it hod
Ma Misled kr sass lime. Is Si slob of thins the
*buil MO as othee alcersauve but ea Neil the hors.,
which realised 161., sad the premat nor
was brought to
recover the difference Whim, that not sad as amount
whisk lisolfssa paid.
The i.e.. carom proceeded some lergth, Mr. Serjeaut
Thomas discovers& that it was aedefeeried, whereepua his
lordship directed the Jury to And 'verdict for the piebald
fey' M., the amount claimed.