The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-31 00:00:00

BOLSI.

The Solicitor-General moved In this cue for a rule to set
aside the award, or to refer it back to the arbitrator, on the
ground that be bad not sufficiently disposed of all the
matters is difference. There was no action, but the parties
bad, by a written agreement, referred the subjects indispute
between than to arbitration. They had earned on business
in partnership as engineers and rifled ordosoos makers, sod
both were now shareholders in the incorporated companyof
Whitworth and the Manchester Ordnance Rifled Com-
parry. Bub*, was to retire from the company and sell
his shares to Whitworth, end the arbitrator was to
decide what Whitworth should pay for the transfer
of the share' sad finally to determine all matters in dis-
pute. Hulse was also to amigo to Whitworth all his inte-
rest is the patents and inventions sod the goodwill, in
which he was interested jointly with him. The complaint
now raised against the award was that it awarded to Hulse
a lump sum of 22,000 t. without saying what the arbitrator
allowed in respect of the shares, which was a subject speci-
fically referred to him.
Mr. Baron Martin doubted whether there wee soy obli-
gation on the arbitrator to name a specific sum for the
shares. _ _ _

The court granted • rule nisi.
BOUILLON O. VALENTIN..

Mr. Qeain, on the part of Madame Valentin, moved for
a role calling upon the plaintiffs to show cause why the
proceedings in this action should not be stayed unless they
r av;:neecurity for costa. The matter had beenbefore Mr.
Chaenell at chambers, but he had declined to make
any order, and referred the parties to this court.
Mr. Baron Channell—l did not, by refusing to make an
tinier, express aoy opinion against the application. 1
thought there were special circumstances in the case which
ought to be brought before the full court.
Mr. Quails said that if the application had been made
within the ordinary time allowed by the court it would pro-
bably have been gmnted as a matter of course. The only
question now was whether, at this late period, the court
would interfere and order the plaintiffs to give security for
costa.

lre Lord Chief &woo—Take s role.
Bale nisi.

BAIL COUB.T.—JAN. 30.
Sittings in Banco.—(l3store Mr. Jutice Sltee.)

TKO eHNIN V. Till LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOT= 1A.11.-

WAY COMPANY.

In t►is cue an arrangement had been come to between
the Loudon, Brighton. sod South Coast Railway Company
and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company
whereby the latter had agreed to convey to the former cer-
tain land for which they were to rt ceive 20,0001. The money
bed bees paid, and the period for the conveyance (January,
1865) had paned, but the London, Chatham, and Dover
Company had not 000veyed the land, though they had
given possession. The London, Brighton, and South Coast
Company had no other course to pursue but to come to
this court to compel the legal conveyance of the land.
Mr. Hansen accordingly moved for s rule calling upon
the London, Chatham, and Dover Company to show cause
why • mandamus should not issue commanding them to
convey the land.
Rule granted.

LINE-WATER AND THE CATTLE PLAGUE. —On
Saturday last, Mr. John Maddock', farmer, of Whitby,
neer Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. who had, during the week,
buried 17 of his cows, drove Bve of his young stock, at-
tacked by the rinderpeat, into his orchard, with the ioten-
ties of killing and burying them there, if they showed no
signs of recovery. They mimed water :lad were apparently
in a very bad way. In the course of the thy all the ani-
mals toned their way to an old pit, which had been used for
slacking lime, and each drank eagerly a quantity of the
apparently stagnant water the pit contained. In this case,
ithe instinct of the animals was most bene6ciel to them, for
they began rapidly to recover their vivacity and their appe-
tites, and on Monday Mr.Florniaveterinary surgeon,of Little
Sutton, pronounced them all out of danger, and to try and
discover the secret of this unexpected event, he has secured
a quantity of the lime-pit water for analysis.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE AND Fox HUNTING.—We
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.
IHORSDAT, MARCH 8. understand that the substance of the replies of the masters
THE LIVIMPOOL SPRING Cur (Handicap) of 200 soya. in
of the ileythrop and Bioester hounds to the memorials erg-
specie, added to a sweepstakes of 15 sows. each, 10 ft and 3 ing
I a uue il: am falows.aVon of fox bunting daring the cattle
Mr. A. Hall rs thaimmediately
°sly (to the fund) if declared by noon on Tueethy, February
6, to Messrs. Weatherby only ,• winners of cry handicaprha:dis showed itself on this sideea Oxford—t at Yarnton,
after January 30, at 11 a.m., bib extra. Om mile and a CaeSegton, ikc.—he ceased to make any listares on that
half. (55 cabs.) oide of the country, cossequently there hoe not been for
Age sat I Ass A ft, somettinse, nor will there be, any meet of the hounds at
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Welbeck 5 Sham $ franchise in burghs, and 101. in counties, with redistribu-
r by Lord Fattemberg Belem 3 lien of seats, were enthusiastically endorsed.
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