The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1858.

Kato Intelligent.

EQUITY 00URT13.—.Tuvra 30.
(Ware Vier Chancellor Madanley.)
TIIIIMiII V. BEADIEST.

In this cue the plaintiff wee the sort Is SW upon
certain shone in Se en:gondola Heppe OfflIPM
end is the mortgage deed wee • ousiest
against all calls made by the add esegeny, by payers& of
such amount the day before the all fdl du. The enapany
was in course of winding up and the Add neneger had
made a cell ; and the question wee witelher seek cell was
within the toms of the cement Tble MN wee lief for
Eperformance of the OPVIINIIk SS Ms seemspekin that
rdal°
Mr. Bally and Mr. Bull were fee Mr plebrild ; Mr.
Giese and Mr. Prendergard tor the dedadeat.
Els Honour dismissed the bill so far a. ft asked payment,
but retained the reminder for a year, with liberty to bring an
action. In the ordinary cue of a covenant It might be
doubtful whether • bill ' would lie," but m such a case as
tide lila Honour thought It would.

(Bofors Vloo-Chaacellor Sir John Stout.)
BRONLOGI O. DAVIDS.

Mr. O. L. Russell appppeeaarreed in support of a motion on
behalf of one Price, an illiterate person, now In prison, being
in contempt of 100/., the purchase money of property sold
under order of the court. The motion sought that the pur-
chase might be rescinded, and that he might be discharged
from Kitson, and that the solicitor who had acted for the
giainbff in the cause, as well as Price himself, might be
ordered to pay the coats.
Mr. Charles Hall appeared both for the plaintiff and the
solicitor.

The Vice-Chancellor stated the beta, which were shortly
sa follows. The property haring been offered for isle under
ma order of the court, Price applied to the solicitor, sad was
assured by him that the title was good, and also promised
him to ralse the money neemeary to complete. Prim gave a
written retainer to the solicitor, and signed the contract, on
the seenrenes of the solicitor that Ws title was good. The title
we. la hot defective, and the solicitor mimed to procure the
messy, which Prim failed is obtaining. The pWatiff after-
wards obtained ea order, the solicitor acting for him therein,
that Pilo* Model pay the purchase 'money within a given
time or be committed to prison, end sot having paid the pm-
dam mosey. Prim wee committed to gaol, end now that
solicitor opposed the merlon for Prioe's liberation. Ths Via,-
Chancellor thought the conduct of the solicitor highly repre-
hensible. By Ms order he should direct the marmot to be
rescinded, sad the liberatka of Kr. Price at once, whose
caste relating thereto most be personally paid by the solicitor,
who must also pay the oasts of all parties of this motion.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--.Ttrxt 30.
(eltdap at Nisi Prhm at Oallditall.—Been Lard Campbell
tad a Comma Jury.)
KEANE V. WILAXONAIt.

Thus was ma motion to forma panperle, to nooses compen-
sation to &maw Ms a bits tam a dog.
Kr. Mestflems sad Mr. Brook were for the plaintiff;
and Mr. Waled= for the defendant.
The who was a porher, on the 28th of March last
wss ssereislog a posy belonging to ha brother In Horan-
waaspwleses, when the two ems of the defendant, who
hasps • pulls-boom la that thoroughfare, set at him, se
allegsd, a dog, which bit him in the leg sad inflicted a serious

Far ths &awe, it was stated that th. plaintiff'. brother
was raisin otter the posy, admits his bawls in order to
secoistals Its
GM speedthee . soil that thi Psi boys ustelly Mowed
his the dog, Mimi the
to &on
or to anthill by thell& e ado, man allsr the *We
W loathed the of whisk las
Theme olthnotely bond a meth foe the

SECOND COURT.
(Sittings at Nisi Prian—Bein. Mr. Alla, HM mad
Comma hair.)
RIONELD C. XOOIIN.-OIIALIINTIII.

Kr. Ormond and Kr..Watida AMINE' wee counsel for
the plaintiff ; Id= Use and Kr. D. D. Kam, ap-
peared for the
This was as adios as a guarantee. The plaintiff is an
Miser on Wag albs secy. The dahadaat is a sohoi ,tor
11111 hoserly a wiser el a Kr. Nesimates, to wham he bed
served Ids • Is Odder, UM, Kr. Patebsetea wee
baled to dr pielstilf OMI., esti es the 14th of Jesswir.
LW be pre• nets Kik soolds far the amemt.
The noes was sails pisdoolifwas 'beats aus-
moss proceedings le mem the wsawst. The dolsiat,
whams thee an artioleldsrk to Kr. Pensbertue,celd Mahe
pleidirs molkitor'solke sea tecissted tine, rad prernisel to
pay
that INK ea the 20th .1 October, 1866. Ile sae a Awe for
smog. At sahesqsaut per he paid two
was of lOU, sad a sole of his woeiods toad k width Is ma
id,
" Tea shell have 1001. this week. The Mw bee net bees
wi1101oestrol." Is conasquesos oldie ewes el the
.
ths proceedings against Kr. Nosterks were
Then was sow a Delano, of 200/., sselsolve of
doe by Potharton, which it was sow ash& la rip
cover frees the dehedast, on the ground that halal node
bloat reepwrible, es sissidwation of Notberkees seititc

The defence was that lb. Moo* had acted only ma agent
for Pemberton, and bad sever humid to maks him& per-
locally liable.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 1001.

COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Tetra 30.

(Bddity' at NIA Pdoo in Loodass.—Before Kr. Justice
Crowder sad • Comm hwy.)

TEN MIIMAL LOAN FUND AASOCIATION F. SODLOW.--

SVIZTTSHIP.

Thh was an motion to mover a belanos dee on a promie-
soey_ sots.
Mr. Atherton. Q.C., and Mr. I. Brown appeared for the
=and Mr. Berjeutt Parry and Mr. Prentice for the
t.
The proooedistge arose out of the following circumstances :
In April, 1857, Mr. To an articled dark to an attorney,
borrowed of the plaintiff' 701., and he, sad the dehedent am
his surety, gave a joint sad ieveral promissory note for 911.,
dated the 28th April, 1861, and the amount was payable by
histalremits of 111. 7s. 6d. every three meths. There was
also 'von sa col stend seeneity a hal of sale upon Mr.
Toadfurniture at his ehmaleers fa Gray's-inn. The two
first fadatm nW wee paid, bat the Instalment which bo-
oms due on Jae. 28 was not geld, end the next morning Mr.
Priest, of St. Martin's-lane, went in ender the bill of sale and
removed and sold the goods, except SCOW few things which
the landlord hopped for rent. The tiller removed were sold
by suction for 461 3e. 6d., and the net amount received by
the plaintiffs, after dedumhg the expose" and 2.1. or 31. for
Queen's tame, was 371 9s. The balsam due upon the note,
after giving credit for the instalments paid and the mount
realised b 3 the sale, was 801. 16.., and that sum was now
sought to be recovered.
Theplaintiff.' ore was that the sale bad been regularly
and fairly conducted, and that •a proper price heti been
reamed fee the things.
The defence, however, which was raised upon an equitable
plea, was that if the goods had been properly sold they would
bays realised as much as 1601.
The jury found a verdict for the deliwlmat. •

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Juira 30.
(Benin Mr. 001110/4116050! Murphy.)
II CC FRANCIS P. Rllllll.—oomurstionr CLERICS.
This insolvent, • government clerk, was apposed by Ni.
Bead for creditors, and by otters la pints. Kr. Howse
en
frerplplared that the lasolmeire eatery we 1101. • year.
Ha however, expected • better sitenion. His debts were
7411., hat of lira sum 1101. was ins to • aeon for
mesa)
e pereons.
lent. The other debts were con with • nuns.
Mr. Commiadoner Murphy ingested a settkroent by
way of proposal to the creditor., which would lave the in-
solvent in his situation and helmet his creditor.
A day was mimed kg the anal oiler, with protection.
IN Cl JOHN DTILI—ERSOLYIPOT OP RAINY.

Tlde vas • proloedon ere The insolvent, • baker at
globe was append by a miller panted Bonham,
and by . Dowse.
The even bon Mr I' wain system" swag
bakers. The limeelvent aaY noir prise biomes ether bakers
did the tame, mad Gadd not pay far the Boor. At one thee
ha sold at 40. the 41b. loaf. The creditor who complained
and him lour In Map and in • few days the Insolvent
hie boater's.
r. Commissioner Murphy thought it was time a atop
wee put to the " cutting system," be order to prevent the
frequency of bakers ooming to this court. He should not
great protection.
The cue am adjourned sine die.
VII an JOHN II kTPIELD.—CONMITMENTS lIT COI:OTT

Mr. Denney opposed for two auditors; end Mr. Reed sup-
ported.
The insolvent wee In prison, having bees s low days ego
committed by the Wesimiaster County Court. He had pe-
titioned the court under the Protection Act, end was pro-
tooted when taken by the bailiff of the comity coca.
After the case ma heard, Mr. Reed applied for the dis-
charge.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy had hoped that the lest Canny
Court Act had settled the matter, and be could only say, that
ft um his determination to discharge, no matter whether the
gowned of commitment was before or after the protection of
Mis anent. . .

Damay oared no oppodttoa to the application, but
loped the litagrent wenN do aoreething for the oppodng
miler&

—fir. Foramkeigeor Money ordered the di/charge, •ad
sehl the bwolrest had Wier see what he mild do kr the
oppadng creditors.
A day wee mused for the fleal ardor.

IN NZ 011111DALS.
In this mat Mr. Loris (Lewis and Lads), and Mr. Webb
(Preston and Webb), ware befall at soma length In reaped
of a sum claimed by as aomeaHre mediter oat of • fund in
court which was 'Mimed by ths esignes.
Mr. Commbedoner Murphy, after • very able argument
on both sides, said be would monde the CltieWonunissioner.
His own opinion was In favour of LewWs °Heat.

Caterer. PALACH.-011Z SHILLING Deir....
WIDNINDAY, JIM 30.—Adadmless cm parrot, 6,91;
Ms by soma *bolo, 763 ; total, 6,647.