The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 18158.

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HAMMERSMITH.
Mie. Sin. applied for an order to protect some property
from her husband, who had deserted her. She stated that
she now resided at No. 39, Kildare-terrace, Westbourne-
park. She said her husband's name was Henry Charles
Sin. He was a barrister-at-law, of Lincoln'a-inn. She had
kesia married 16 years. Her husband deserted her on the
4th of November lest while at Ostend, in Belgium. He had
sot since returned to her. Her property, which wee settled
upon her under truatem had been takes from her, and she
now wished for hie worship's order to protect what little
property there had beat left, such as wearing apparel,
Jeweller",
Mr. Ingham asked the applicant if she knew the reason
why hrhusband had deserted her ?
The applicant said she knew of no meson with the excep-
tion that he complained of her being fidgetty and irritable.
Mr. Ingham then said he would grant the order.
The applicant said she wished to oddities his worship upon
I mother complaint. Since her property had been taken away
lobe had discovered a portion of it, consisting of china vases,
at the house of • person in Horbrey-road, Netting-hill. She
had applied for it, but they refused to deliver them up.
Mr. Ingham said if the trustees of the property made the
appliostion he should be able to grant a summons. He could
not give her one.
The applicant then attended to prefer a charge wind
F erick Turner, a oabdriver, whom she had summoned for
not giving a ticket asthe law directed.

In thlacase the defendant had summoned the lady kr 6d.,
beinit the remainder of a fare for the hire of his cab, and it
was on a former day, when Mr. Ingham ordered her
to Fay it, with 7s. costa. Mrs. Sire then declared he never
gave her a ticket, and at her request a summons was granted
after the hearing of the other case.
Mr. Martin appeared for Turner, and called Charles Lane,
another cabdriver, to prove that the defendant offered her a
ticket, while she was walking away, but she would not look
round or atop to hear him.

Mr. Ingham aid the question wee, when should the ticket
be given, and the act of perlkunent wee silent upon that sub-
ject. It merely stated that one should be given on each
occasion of the hiring of the cab. Accordbqr to the de-
fendant's showing, he did not oNw the ticket until after he
had received the le., and when he wanted 6d. more. Now
he thought the ticket should be given some time dub, the
hiring before the contact wee completed.
Mr. Martin contended that the lady had broken the con-
tract by not paying the proper fare, and therefore the de-
fendant wu In time when he °Send her the ticket after he
had received the Is.

Mr. Ingham end the line must be drawn somewhere, sad
he thought the contract was completed when she bad paid
what he comidend to be the hrs. If not, the offering of the
tioket would beim* as good three swaths' afterwards, es it
was when the money our psid. He fined the defendant le.,
end 2s. ones.