The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

,THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING,

BPORIING.

. EPSOM RUMINATIONS.
TO TIM MOTTOS OV TEI ZILMIBIL

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Bn,—The Derby bag passed, aad all people Bow
have to do bee weeder how they meld have been soda ea
art to ewe that Marlton, the here of the day, bad bees
"roped " by the eta►le for the wpm of so ne their
Reaoy. I mod sot say that hle appeasers was porfoodea,
as woe oleo that of Ceamoble, Artillery, PateelidAn, Womb
worth, ea. The deep•holding grated, however, alarmed
mot a few ed the trainers, and to that alone I attribute the
defeat of Caw/Able.

Is their praimiary canter, Artillery was g ily
admired, sad many boek•makera who were bed egoista hill
rushed to get ms his, which brought his up to a short
price in some quartets. Eakin sore Gould have been
done with his t►an wee done, and it mast have woefully
disappointed his owner to am his break down
a be did when palling doable, and he will
sot be lewd Sava for some time to tome. His jockey
got him a gnt•nete position, and in the false start which
took plate he had two or three Sofas the beet of it; he
was likewise well in front when they win of in eerseal
but his fate was an ignominious one, and I do not know
bat that be would have Listen the veinier had he set met
with each a misfortune se he did, as everything seemed to
labour dreadfully from the Stand, and there sea be so
question that Ernesto° it a thorough racehorse, for he
straggled gamely, sod Sealy won sismay—enee say by
hell a Sega, but to se it seemed a good lark. Yellow
leek showed himself la his old position—woad, which be
obtained from downright saunas, sad his ability to get
over the stiE ground. There Was as cm gilt omens that the
sew of Ellington being baked a freely was a trial with
Manganese on Friday lest; but I must ay that if it IMO
trail it was kept very quiet beforehand.
The teats were generally out is their estimate of the
ram, although bookmaker are anything bat large leasers,
hails laid ageism the horse daring the water mouths to
mealy all their books.

Tho defeat of Connor with such ew for tits Biwa Cup
(whisk wee aa ozoitiag struggle intim, Typoo sad &MOS-
boa) canoed Kalipyp to he soratahad for the Oaks, sad the
Deaebary stab/e sow pia their faith solely to Minstrels.
Bat Yellow Jades muting ceased Mamie to be is parti-
cular request, sad she west ran la the frost.

The weather was eery Au surly all the scram and I
sever saw so may people at Epsom before; bit Met pm
Miss to the rase for the Epsom Cap, we were threstmed Lry
a slight shower, sad the moment the horses bad pared the
poet, people were scattered far and near by a went* Mom
of rain, wish thunder and lightabst, whit* ontlased, with
scarcely up iatennission, until nearly Ms o'clock. Um-
brills' were fa put requisitions, and I au man* com-
p ere the myriads of paraehates that Used Use source daring
the last rue to aaythisi I have ems before 'Mussed. I
bad almost !mistrals to mention that trebled a visitor is ile
august mem of Prince Albert, who was amompanied by
the Priam of Prude, sad I should say that the latter will
■ot forget Spoon roue is a shower of rain for sew Wu
to some.

I kave litdoto mask erlth regard to fetus erect&

I sea slay say that Commence leek; well for the Two Year
Old Stakes touenow, having woo the Woodute Stakes
yesterday easily. /tokenism Ls saved for tills stake, end
Bleck Toomey is well fueled by his clever oyster, es is aloe
' Banner Hum. COll/106116, however, is decidedly the
best two year old oat, sad if he sea wia with his 61k,
Penalty will be introduced at a abort pries hate the Darby
bettiag of 1867. Friday's ruse I shall loan till to -morrow.
Wednesday sight. METEOR.

LY 29. 18156.

Lab, bittllignue.
COURT OF QUERNiB BRNCH.--MAy 28.
The rout reseeded with cuu fa the crown paper,
bet none of them presented any feature of penal
feterest. Timm was a very meaty minden', of membm
of the bar, sad during the vitae day the mart was almost
deserted by the palls. Tb. jadgas precast wore Lord
Campbell. and Autism Coleridge, Ede, and Crompton.
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Mr. Home appeared to the plastid.; sad Mr.M.Namare
for the defoudaot.

Tale wee an nation to r.imer sompeesation is damages
for a finish of promise cf surisge. Toe defendant pleaded
that he did sot promise as alleged. It appeared that the
plaintiff was a yeaag man in a humble condition of life,
sad la May lam she entered the defesdatit's urn.
plomost, who wee a Kase mamas:tarsi at Bethoel-green.
He wan borne neat attaehed to her, and according to her
teatimes, and that of her mother and other withstood', he
repeatedly losissol his falsettos to merry her. In illy she
' weal fa reside M his house to take are of his children, be
twig $ widower, sad he took advactage of hie position and
ellemed her anis. Been after she became pregnant he re-
peated Ms gessaise to many her, bat about Christmas hit
manioll swathes perm, gad when the plaintiff was watilaed
refuel Milos bee nay swisteace.
Mr. ill'Nemare addressed the jury for the defence.
The learned Jodie having seminar! up,
The jury retuned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 25!.
COURT OF EXCHRQURR.—MAT 28.
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This ease oame beforethecooTtupon a demurrer to a plea
to • declaration, in which the plaintiff sought to recover 601.
from the defendants for • hereon of covenant in a deed,
whereby the wife of the defendant tad to the
plaintiff, to whom she had sold a certain public-house, sot
to "take, hoop, be interested cr coacerood is" any public-
' house within the distaste of ens nib, of that poretmed of
her by the pialatif. TM alleged breech was that Mn.
Lander bad, within limeelpaleted tine, baring married Mr.
Lauder, who kept a plablierhoune not far distant from that of
the plaintiff and within& mile, taken op kir residence there
and acted in theaasaal of barmaid, sad seusequeatly
I had become iseerwOul /Male. Tint pies demurred to al-
Mind that Mts. Isanftwas may istsweted in the public-
home of her hwilum
his wife, became elmilme. ffemilet his diteetices, to which she, as
Mr. Pnnatiee assessied. oa the part of the plaintiff, that
thefemabtktdnisatwspoltyof an infringement of the
mat IMS% awl Mat thoglea was a bad pies, and so answer
the _

met, without caning ea the other side, said they
mealiseed that the plea wen pod and a valid mower to the
declaration. The nevem' la the deed had not provided
that the vendee. In the event of her rnanylog,
should not carry.. Ma Wears of a publican within the
prescribed disunite, sad tte interest which Mrs. Lender
to* in the basin= of her haelmad was no infringement
of the covenant, as It was by no imam a direct karat
Judgment for the defendants.