The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

REBELL LINENS ET A RAILWAY CLERK.

E•oeh CAosibley, 60, • clerk in the 'employment of the
Oxford, Worcester, end Wolverhampton Railway Company,
stationed at Brettle•lane, was arraigned for embezzluag three
sums of money, amounting to about 141., in April sad May
last.

The jury corm:Med the primmer, cud
Him lordship matmoced him to twelve morn' icaprimmunent
with hard labour.

Nllll Puts COUKT.—(Before Mr. Justice Wlllef.)
JUN6II O. 11011[1311.

This cue was tried by a • jury. The conevel for the
plaintiff were Mr. Serjeant Pigott, Mr. Kettle, end Mr. Phip•
son ; and for the defendant, Mr. Gray and Mr. Sootland.
The plaintiff is a publican at Tiptoe, in South Safford-
shire, and keeps the Three Furnaces len, which, together
with Env adjoining tenement. and a stable, are his own pro-
perty ; and he brought his action against the defendant,
who is the proprietor and worker of some coal
mines near, to recover compensation for
done to his premises by the delindent's da,ror ..
leg., and for the value of 20U square yards of coal
mined by the defendant from land in front of the premises,
which also belonged to the plaintiff, and the right to the
mines of which he had reserved to himself.

The Judge admitted the pleading of the defence with re-
gard to the minerals taken, wbkh was to the effect that if
the plaintiff took the minerals from beneath his lend, hie
premises could not be secure, and his lordship therefore celled
upon the ;Admire conned to elect whether they would claim
for the darner' or the minerals.
earjesat Pigott elected to go to the jury for compensation
for the damagee, and the due proceeded.
Oa the plaintiff's behalf evidence was given to show that
to rebuild the inn, repair the tenemaita and sublet, and com-
plicate the plaintiff fur loss of bestows during the program
of these operations, 1,0661. would be • fair eum.
Fortbe defendant also professional testimony weagivon,and
the total sum of about 4001. it was stated would be aufflctent
arm pease: ion.
The jury gave • verdict for the plaintiff, damages 6001.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoRx, JULY 23.
(Bofors Mr. Baron Wation.)
MACK/111/OE V. CALVIRT AND ANOTHF.H.

Mr. Seymour mod Mr. Kemplay were for the plairuiff ;
Mr. °reread, Q.C., mad Mr. Shepherd were for the de-
teatime.

--1' be Plaintiff is a co ekeeper, dairyman, and chemical manure
dealer, at notberhithe, Surrey, and Os trazwecta btunness
at certain time is the year at Whitby. Oe tit* the 20th of
May last he was at that town, and about 11 o'clock at night
he vs, at the Talhot-hotelosber• he met with thedefewients,
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lir:C;l4rt: • Teh—oolmeatt;, and M Wefig:l.l;r,
the seof a geatlentan, both retain; at Whitby.
Some conversatioa took place between tba plaintiff
sod defend.nt., in the courts of which Mr. Calvert
inquired of the I:44mM If he knew • person of the DAWN of
Winos. The plaintiff replied in the affirmative, and Mr.
Calvert baring an imprestios in his miad that the plalatiff
was a blind of WHOM be astral if he had brought a mum.
from Wilms to his (Calvert...) wife. of whom be had some
suspicion a baldslity. The plaintiff replied that he had no
such muse" upon which lair. Calved, who was greatly
excited, leek cat of his pocket a pistol, tad said, " I
will blow year bran. out and WilsOn'd too. The
plaintiff solood bold of the pistol, when he wt.
throws dews spots the seat and ill-used by
Cavort, whit wee masted by the miser defendant, Kr.
Plekersell. Hie head wee laceseted in the straggle for the
possessice of the pieta, and be was severely injured upon a
tender pert a les prem. He consulted • surgeon in
Whitby, who preterit...l fn has, and in • day or two after
wards ha rammed boom to Landon. He called in se goal
seeimamcm Mr. , of Rotberhithe, and a Kr. Hen.
dune., of whose professional services met nit-
wit& of 301. They have attended upon the plaintiff boo
tie later pert of May mall the prawn' time. Hs bee
recovered ban the iejory as the bead, but is still ssfwiag
ban a severe pela la the abdomeo, canted by the
the defendants.
The daisies wee that the amertiva u to the pistol being
taken est by Calvert was simply false, and that se to the
wound ow the band it was • mere scratch, and net mama by
seining any pistol. It was admitted flint there was • slight
meg& between Calvert and the pltiauff, but that Picker-
sal dad act Interfere, except for the porotr of preserving the
Wlt was denied that any injury was indicted en
stid". porton by either of the defeadaats.
The jury found foe the plainttff, damages 351., as
Calvert, bat with moped to Pichernall, they band for
dealt. . .

This was" the Let cane at the linekablre maize*, and Mr.
IMPS WOWS alertly utterweede proceeded to Durham.