The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-06 00:00:00

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COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCR.—Fr.B. 6.
(Before a C. mmon Jury )
Wine V. JAIIILACII.—• SENOAL TIOZIL.
ThM anion wee beweglsk etutower coolletalatios la
damages fce injuries sestis ed by the son of the plaintiff, •
lad 10 years old, through the alleged negligeocv of the de-
lewiaat's semen
Mr. !keystone Thongs wail for the *Will, and Mr. H.
Janos foe the lisdendent.
The octherenes out el which the action moss took place
the 26th of October in Reteliff-hiehway. The de-
cadent, M. Jamrach, kept a Menagerie in that neighbourhood,
end on the day in question he was benne conveyed out of a
waggon into his premise 'enrol cages containing wild
anneal. shirts hid recently arrived from abroad. One of
thew contained • Bengal tiger, and while it we. being pushed
along the pavement, one of the boards got loose, and the
animal crated, mind the boy with his mouth and carried
him anon the road. A keeper struck the tiger on the head
twice with a crow bar, led succeeded in knoi king him down,
and when he en on the wooed M. J munch, who was a
powerful man, jumped upon the beast and mast him by the
thee*. The boy wee then released and taken is • bleeding
mate to the hospital, when he remained a considerable time.
It appeared, from the evidence, that formerly the lad wee
strove anti hearty. but that lent'. the accident his health had
declined and he was subject to nervous fears of • serious
character. The defendant had peal 101. into court, which
he thought was an ample compemation to the boy. Ac-
carding to the evidence adduced for the plaintiff, the boy was
afraid to go Scout the howls at night without • light, and
that while in his sleep he was in the habit of calling out to
his father and mother, in tone. of terror, n Save me, taro
me; the tiger le coming 1" When he came home from the
hospital he was placed in a bed with his little brother, but
had to be removed in conarquence of turning upon him and
I biting hint as if he were the tiger. His mother removed him
to her own bed, when he acted in the seine way towards her,
calling out at the same time " The tiger—the tiger :" At
school he also conducted himself: in a strange manner, and
1 eppeered to labour un on der an apprehension that he was ex-
posed te Sale danger.
It appeared from the medical evidence that the wounds
were healed, but that the boy, when at the hospital, was
afraid he would die.
Lord Campbell said the simple question was whether the
sum of 10i paid into court by the defendant was sufficient
reinpamation for the injury sustained by the child. There
• was no impotence upon M. Janirach, who behaved with
great courage oa the occasion is grappling with the tiger.
The jury on.o.useiferred6orgetlier ad returned a v.
man the heraddiet foe the
been paid
rem start. being
COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.—FEB. 5.
(Sittings at Nisi Pries in Middlesex.—Before Mr. Inaba
Bytes and a Special Jury.)
Diatom C. THS 101:TA-ZASTEICe RAILWAT COltreNT.—
Tlll LEWNUAII aCCIDINT.
The wee an action to recover damages for the loge sea.
tithed by the plaietiff be consequence of his son having been
killed is the collision between two trains at the Lewisham
Osaka, as the 28sh Jess lad.
Mr. Ig Climbers, Q C., and Mr. Neethen, appeared for
the pinata; sad Mr. H. Hill, Q.C., end Mr.Fetersdort,
he tin debugged.
The plaintiff was •
bon laboariegiaanttest Dothreet in Haab%
and hie sae OA earned lobo( pesos,
Wog whet is ailed a both tad hely mho At ths times ell
his death he was 27 yams dap. Es was le be habit of
Ow dawn ewe • Weigle Is me his panne et Dartford,
end en dinday, 211 A Jon, hs wee relender is London
a thied-deessZdsawhish wee oar the dalillethe train.
The train ins at the Lewiston be come-
• goons of sone en thampr end whilst
another inn rim into it. The nu sod=
other persons were taken up The tinged had aeon
from 30e. to 24 • week, and dossed son le be ebb to an
as much as b. or 41. • week. He erne in tae habit ef genning
kis carom to the eaten ef that MIL • year.
f Mr. Climbers, in egoeing eha sese, aid he under
And last • hyperobleal 'treks ems be be wind
that this nog ono Wog ef wee set hair
te morn hi parent, ant thugs Mit_
hie
btheys=
net room dellanyitireenerinense ef
hen Wei Lord • Act, wedge which this odes
was lesught hoverer, wee =OW "An Act for
=the Familia el Peewee Killed by Accident," en(
sense meld that the sedge might be breeght kw the
boob dabs" weds, beeheog, peso; end chill" al the ow-
son killed. This, he shoal sramit, wr lop meg\ Os in-
clude the root seam
Mr. Hill sehollesil that there W been widen=
gore on the pert d the seopsey's runlet{ le have
the bowed to sue if he Ind begs injured het ost
.bent D. Ito, the lOWA, we gated Is roe the loge
westmod. He and his ea shear used be being his ices
smoothing food, &Oh& end mensy—when he Ailed
lea sod these &Op he on wee* 1M a roc
Me booed was en ariedt lelearer, eerie( 14e. a
week Nod are die beim he hol branght thirteen
shildega. Winne led Ora pee moss In to
Mr. boon of hie son.
1 Mr. Hill objected that InellegrlMMO wore est reareenble.
His Lends, sinned He endow apse le hen as-
dtheaden.
lb. Dan gen drabseam& led Mr. =
~lceihreneelfe egoism
hen-absomi the rood ths anon h ilea
. MM t Jon urn the roles ef
innere, sod stioNthl le hie Yes hly the rre ime
obsid_ at or Mr. Cloodega
Rh lonship diesehd thorn to mese the reeehry We
wW the pfohnf sad hie cell Ind gesinleed her the -both
of the deuced, Ned end then that they we at Mon any
wider We. end send net Ohs lets easeidens-
tio the fold end neon eelleng ensegesie en the oxi-
dant. The geodes et law he norged he the not, gre-
be Mr. Hill have te row to enter a ogilict *wee debe.
dents, or le nine the desiogge by the cuntet the
morn 0111•0061111 with the feneral, which we admitted to
be he the hoesell, and Ilar mourning.
The jury rive a mike kr the plaintiff for 120 f. in addi-
doe to the 161. ewe= Owned in connexion with the
honk
woo:ntry r. /111311ATIALLIOID 70101 WT.
111 the Bisligesys
Retard, =a, whlinallheLernterhorlargeo " pot leter by
mother end he seed the dehethet, • pests Ind tura
Oder, la the to mower the anenei ef • MI ef
Ow 41L.
awed the gth
1667, pymDb•t fleece
. 1 rwiler. rsd
TitrrtagdWat t'
=sod Mr." 111grreor ghee En Hz. —employ her er
The plastid's; case wee that in Jar, J oly, tad August
bast to Moon to the defied ant Stewart lernolt
end his teethe, John, who wen to pertnerebiN edwa/do
of 2005. la A wine= owed Mr. Cubit% MX
In bruins.., and defendant aciceptea two 4-51. bills, which
veers hooded to Cubitt. The bill in gentian was one et
them. sod was soeived in the presence of the plaintiff aog
ef Mr. Money, • dert to Mr. Cobitt, at a tavern mares us
the corn merest in ark-bus. The plaintiff Oohed that
he was an uncordilested inekrupt, and it appeared hue a
Maw of be to the delendemt that in October, 1567, be was
very mach in west et neon. Apothem witness believed the
seeepussee te be is defendeas handwriting, and stated that
go gee onion be October lot the daholso rehrod to the
bills ea Cabers been mod that ewe of deem would soon be-
me dee, sod planet replied tint time mold be no dal-
gutty in mowing it
The deindant's cams was dot he had never been in on
nosh* with his brother, but led OWNS the business of hie
leather John ice Septegaber lot plaintiff never made
anon to defendeet. The Millie
groin had not been
scooped by defendant am We Adobes ever gene le •
tows b Meet.leme with the plaintiff and Thorley. The
defendoet Obeyed that the aegersego be the bill ie=
bad teen tweed by his brother (ohs. Three ether
ware caged who aressed their Wild that the eseeptenn
wee not be the kandwriting of the dehedast.
The jury rice • verdict fot tin reedit
COURT OF PROBATIL—FiIe. 6.
(Before sir C. Cromwell.)
• CMLI.IO/0 V. riecterson (IN 701 MA P• 171.11111).
This wee • sit rabbi out d the OH ef Joe Lorne re
vtivv.ito I.=l hitof IS, Closnogose, Weenies&
grestarJ ad rebate ta moose hen had hum %hen
oat by obs Theopsee, • retied on-esseniedoed efts&
Woh museetor end ratted hoe& It was
the wife of Matthew Carless, toe Mt the nen alhe tr=
The ore es hinted TibilligialWOSOrt lebsi been Befog
with the dowsed as as ad wilt oder the one ef
end that an the 14th ef deplegeber, Mgt, the decessed, be
In gene swami= ton the thus
enecutedi she _west sew Woe the erwrt....111%. =IN
bir at tie 17th she wo Maar by elebee, se the had
Wee ad she died ia geese elz lawn ethwireeds. For •
Ivor due the udl was nimbi; het en the 10th ef June,
IS% • woolen whom Thomism We enpliend to take hie
bed to pierce hoed moose the hathere gene papers, one of
whirls wee the grill. The eatszdig widens. Conan'
Lenard god Binh Jenne, We be& hit ask places of
Onie, and edam of dos and hee& feel.
Dr. Swage, en hart d the pop costeoded that though
the hem in if do TM pion airy open the enamel
et nom. there wire ergembelso sane rime
which he as oevehmsesd by Min WOMEN& The absence
of Learn end hair mad be eatielseesely seesnied
eel t e shiemat at Theopen was gesegovar be &hal
mein gds oriole with Oaf. He Oise honest defiles)
ouLtaiteed. thesehma dot the wilt was oreithd le probes.
hr. Adman he the moo el kia, deemond the pretended
will al very eewgti hesogge o a /army. sod prayed the
coot to andeen nempeen, although • pear& in thew{
of the proasellegs, sagh loving always been the practice
Immo? • esenses is ens like the resew.
Sir C. &lama and the tale of tO party peepottable the
will loads at nary siege en sztraerd=dgeroi epee the
credulity of the wort. Hs shoal the relate in
commie firm ad as en allempt had boa
male in proireceirec4=e supper tenni& in the
noir ion .4 the cort, had arm otecuted, he shield seeds=
Thompson in the costa.
COURT OF BANBRUPTCY.—FaiI 6.
(Bean Mr. Carrmlorearm Fouldanna.)
1W an ROPPIITOIII.-11ACDONALD AND W•LLACM AGAIN.
The baokrupt, a Ye-eon, ef Odertteben, came up for
his teat civilisation. Ho wee toe of the misguided persons
who hed been Odor by Mr. Dim (also a bignpt) I.