The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-27 00:00:00

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COURT OF EXCREQURR.—JoNs 26.
Sittings at NW Pries, at Wsennamer.—(Before Baton
Martin and Commix Janes.)
TUT/ON O. DARILI..--AXLEORD ILLIOAL DISTRISSA.
This was an action to recover names for an alleged We-
nd distress for rent.
Mr. O'Malley:and Mr. Cole were for the plaintiff; and Mr.
Hawkins and Mr. Francis for the defendant.
lt appeared that the plaintiff, Mrs. Talton, • widow, coca-
pied a house in Alfred terrace, Huvow-road, as tenant of
r the defendant, who is the well-known contractor at Paddler.
ton. On downy, the 23rd of April last, the defendant had
a distress levied for arrears of rent amounting to 101., and, it
was contended, after the legal period of the day preemibad
for that purpose had expired. The broker, accompaned by
• Mr. Thomas, the decedent's agent, went to the house
after halfinst seven in the evening, when it wee after sunset
and dark. Oa Monday morning the goods were removed to
the broker's house, and sobsequently sold for 91. The plain-
tiff estimated that the portion belonging to her was worth
261., bat other properly had bees taken belonging to her
lodgers.
On the part of the defence evidence was given to prove
that the distress did not take ohne later than sena o'clock,
and It appeared that sunset on the day in quesdas wee at
dm otnntes after seven. The broker and °thin trimness
sworn positively that it was not dark when the house was
watered.

—Hieioedahip pat it to the jury whether the diatom wee
kvied before or after wise,.

The jury found that the key WU made after summit and
before dark and returned the waist of damage. at 151.
His lordihip then held that the distress was legal, being
before dark, although after sunset, and therefore directed •
verdict for the defendant, with leave to the pl►intif to move
the court above to enter the verdict for her upon this point.
Two actions of ejectment were subsequently tried, bat
they presented no feature of public interest.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jens 25.
(Before Mr. Cornabioser Murphy.)
IN II MINIM. LONDON.

This
ter insctingolven applied applied for hie difficharp from prison, and
• e ord.
Mr.prot &mood opposed, and Mr. Denney anpported.
The are wee beard last wrath and adjouraed sins din, on
lb. plead that the lamina', a builder, had put Ansa, a
palairt to abase 101. law expenses in defending an notion.
Mr. Denney hoped the court would consider ail weeks' im-
pala:emu a saft'ieot punishment for a paltry sum of 101.
Kr. &mood said the question was whether there had been
a solloisse detention foe a vexatious defence.

Mr. Commiadoner Ynrpi caa;denditie paalahlutia, had
ben ffillalloat, sad cs'4 discharp.