The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

LAW INTEL:
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COURT OF QUEEI
Bitiisis la B.seo.—(Bdoar Lot
Wightams, Crompt4

O. LA'
This arnica was brought by M,
of a bankrupt, to »corer dams
who is an attorney, for Dee
for him an indemnity *on
saute against the damages
brought eitainst him to recover d
the Jane Green, which was in tl
rapt when he took the benefit
place before Mr. Justice Crompto
at Guildhall, and resulted in a vie
Mr. Borth new moved to set a
new trial, on the ground that the
evidence, and also on the grout
horsed judge.
The Court refused the &potion
had been no misdirection by Mr.
the quakes in the cue two one e
lairsied the position in which
plead, bet they as w no ground ft
Baia retrw

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FOMPLXT.TIIIILWA

The plaintlii,iiWiaker, boot
defendants to recover ono
of her husband, who Ismailb:
Western Railway, and, es
their negligence. It appear
the deceased was about to cross th
daughter, who wu with him, set
celled his attention to it, and req
had par He refused to do so,
the arm, and tried to pall him
hem her, sad, persisHog in croon
assites, and killed upon the spot.
Ow at Guildhall, before Lord Co
the Chief Justice left two questiot
there Inratiglhsei ce on the part of
Harm wassegligence on the part
beastel to the accident, tellingth
WO IRMA of his danger, and at
Bus, they mht to find a verdict
jury amserera both question/ in d
• verdict for the defendants.

Mr. lierjeant Thomas now mov
verdict, end for a now trial on th
judge did not properly direct the j
Lord Campbell—lt appears tha
infirm, and obstinate.
Mr. &deem Thomas—l am al
to old age. (Laughter.)
Lord Campbell—We have dell
sent term, founded on the pinch;
this men viz., that although the
the part of the defendant, yet that
U We own negligence has contrib
gave a decision to that effect in
Midland Circuit, in which judgm
day.
Beejeant Thomas—l think

L;ad Oampbell—This wart h
madah ttfuse acted odi it, we can hardly de;
Rd.

COURT OF BAP
Won Mr. Ryder

IX 111 DAVI-MON./IXX GO/DO

At the sitting of the court, the
the Registrar catuattalettsd loth
mods in this matter by Walloon
attending by iudispositiou). It
posit of 401. should be required fn

The bankrupt winiaiiml2;a-Tats
Clarkin's& This was the et
amounts, prepared by Mews. E
sheen months only and show abs
creditor., with liabilities of 1,0261
the carts kale( rs urea at 4,800

Mr. C. E. Lents supported.
Mr. Hacksrood, for the assign
and the bankrupt passed.

THE POLICE
(THIS I
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MANSION-I

M4/7 Ann Shia /11, 28, a der
charged before the Lord Mayor
her child, aged eleven, and ,
destruction.

The prisoner's non John, a la 4
Saturday night my mother, whet
tied • shawl round my noel
ma. I called out, and my fath
policeman. She frightened me To
to the union. lly father is not t
The Lord Mayor—Did she tie r

Boy—No, it gran a shawl.

Policeman T. Stamford, 423—
goner's hones, and her husband g
tempting to strangle her boy.
children in his arms. The prim
dew it, and hai intended to do it
The boy told me in the prisoner's
lowed him downstairs, end attet
also attempted to strangle herself

Prieowi—l never thought of
down sad mewed him, and put
rid, " I wish we were both in b
thing round hie neck except a
been in the habit of boo lag MO d
on Saturday, by only bringing
through the week with. I t
wee suited.

Tb. Lard Mayor—Was the pet

Policeman-800 had bun abial

The Lord Mayor—Her hash
Wednesday, till which day the p

Joseph Airtime was dug
M. Leopold de Creminch of his
The proescutor, a telegrsphis
eeeditig through Cburch-paassy
Saturday night, at 10 o'clock, be
who wished to convents with
a strews and could not undue
away. At that time his pal
ports-incenaie, containing 21.
breast pocket. He saw her put I
take the pone-monnaie. At thr
another man came up, one before
They both spoke to him and pr
either way. They muddenly left
another direction. He purauk
him, and gars Lire into custody.
dr. Beard, on behalf of the p
proem:nor without ehakiug his e
0. Nettkfield, policeman 61:
question he found the prosecutor
the former socuaing the latter
containing 21. 12s. Prisoner d
robbery.
Mr. Beard.—Did he tall you
Witness—He gave a correct a
The prisoner was oenteacod
with hard labour.

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