The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1859.

was whether a auraet frr arrears due under It could be
properly rooted lq the asaistratas. The 21st Novice of
the 1 sad W. IV., cap. 46, add that the incumbent of
the distrait dna& Amid have the same means of recover-
the porioa amend to the district cher& as the rector
or akar had order the statute of Geo. IV. The rector or
vim wield have pews to dismiss, and therefore the war-
ns* fa this ow had bees rightly grantad.
Appeal diomhad.
sawovon e. socus.—AN ADYSIIIII warms."

is this ear • witness had been called at the trial who
ye sedum imayourabie to the pry calling him, and
theosgoa It was suer to treat him es aa adverse witness
within the mawd the Shed sect- of the Common Low
Proclaim dr MK The Lord Chid Justice, however,
thoughtt
that tie word ...duns" meant hostile, and think-
the whams wsa not hostile, he refused to allow brut
tin melted u an dyers, witness. The question now
was whether his lordthlp had put the correct urterpretalut
upon the ward adverse.
Kr. Jura Wilms sold a midair, of the court thought
that his iorahip's curer don was the right one, and that
the rule for a Dew trial should be diochargad.
Kr. Justice War std he would may add that it wee not
to drills whathro this wee • meta which could
broughtbe rise the fail KM at all, or whether It was sot
entinly for the renthiseriou of the Judge at Mt priori.
The Lord Chief Jostles rid be doubted whether the
ophdon which he pm at the Idol, sad which had just bar
ancticeed by
awn.sirms@ et dr majority here court,
was ths right NY heddrip Marrad to woullog
of the reds% emd expoied hi spar that there bad ME
isme brides ht 1 k II• mold rpm no decided
=r• umurithis, bet ady say that he rather
ems. eserld to, the opinion of the court
ellirmleseampiows spoke et the tri•L

TON MIMI' COUNTIES RAILWAY CONPANT 0. COOLING.
In thle ear the court gave jadgmrnt for the defeedant
upon the illearseree ; and me to the role foe a new trial. they
made ft abeotale OS ratan tame.

Rule diaoharged.
LETO O. cm
Judgment for the pleb:ail!.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—F=e. 12.
(BAN Ur Chief Ossmilissar.)

This lasslysat, a tatsbarss War, at Epsom, whoa ease
was
treported la disk:amid cm do 31st alt., vas farther
War _ _

lad opperl far Mr. Taylor, • lieeened vtetuahr,
at Weetembraw, and also for • gentkman named O'Malley ;
ligro Doww
rlabialg
prate was bend before the lets Coramda-
mtoser PM mad we now folly none Into. Mr. Taylor
had a racer, Brabant* which woo 11:11
ven the 10401-
t, who bad retired to mars it, and • partner-
ship he the Waal, which *Omaha woo den . The hag-
me amid the hem Aa falba wee brought to recover the
ram end fl we rehired. The amid was for Mr. Taylor,
end the oats was 1111.

lb. otii;e7a kb Mem timer with the insolvent,
sad lobed torridedr, tbs peer, tor 101., sad here-
sold it to • Cagindaeratm it 111. Mr. O'Malley had as
ection Megan for the b,one,, sad
riairasdPela stile =me skein:lg trona the heol•
vent. Mr. Olikeey dueled dot he gave the ineolveat any
authority to sell Me lima
The laeokreat swan tbet be YAW authority.
The Chid Connabieur ode be did sot know the =Nat

for which Mr. O'Naflay wen s (*editor. H. however,
thought he had s oaks etcomphid. Apt. Mr. Taykr, ha
believed the insolvent bed no share k the racehorse, and he
agreed with the sztillasAte.
The court gave a Judgment of six mouths from the veer-
ing ceder.