The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 13543,

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SECONDARIES' COURT.—Macau 12.

PPACIZT IL

.♦ 110P1P111 BILL.

is the ewe Is the Isadlord of the Bairi-
ki al, Welhoeux-artet, Ocaltell areal, sad the defeadatat
were elated to be servos' is pa/tenable la the sefilk-
boterbood of Bootee. The settee was broveht to recover
the ease of ISt Os. 10d. for • wiper prmidsd se Uwe
order foe a number of their friends In) oa the eseeakee of
their astaios late parteerable. VMS of them, HMO!,
ailed es the plaletlif sad wade tee arraapaeat ; a se-
;Val seep. r w f r4cided, sad the dahadcate Were Ira
satisfied with everythlag. ackeowiedged that the charges
were =oared*, but took so trouble to pay the hill, al-
thoseb the condition was that it was to be paid seat day.
trader these eircaesstseeds lir. newsy had so 'lamellas
het to eve therm ; heap ads anise. The bill was pro-
duced; tweary-two bottles of wise wets chested for or
in 'hilltop each, end supper for twoaty•two pp at
I he ce shilling" seek ; t rat of the lawn eewpuWopglean,
pia sad s, soda-ewer sad Drudy, udy, sad two helmets
for the oroaaleat.tiort of the table, eeeertheor to the detest-
sate! order.

Ye. Peace, having given hie evidence, and the &road-
side mot appearing.
The jag immediately gave a vodka fir the milok
smeuat.

TTTTT ON I. aanwnis.
The plaintiff in this case was sa old man aged 79,1 a the
servios of Hews H.rt in and Watts, pewterer*, is Haw
lass, and the defeadaut is a publics., also id Shoe-lame.
The eircaniatances 01 the ease ware these;—On the 16h of
November lag two draymrs of lit.s.ra. Bodily and Par.
kiss were &hymns bear at the defeadant's hoses, and lb.
cellar ithp ••• open, a punching being placid on each aide
to prevent sosideat. The plaintiff en leaviag his employers'
premien wag (it was deposed) the worm for Noce, and cis
pasvieg the cellar. though thine w arse feet space ha-
twrsa tho edge of the cii rising and V. kerbstone, ha MI
dowa. The dray mks /hiked hie up. when he said ha was
not hurt mach. His untie was oat, two Moth were
knocked oat, and ha was braised, but he was at his work
early neat morals( aad went ow as nenal. The dehadeat
fOOSiTINI • lawyer's letter, end west in coosequasce to
lb* plaiatiff, who said he had sot anthoriaed say
legal preavedings bat supposed kis stim.in-law had dohs it,
sad be wished his femme& to orris and atop the *Mies.
Tb. dateedsat offend all tesemabl• compentatlon foe the
418'7 seteilly sustained, but said he wished to avoid bulge-
ties. Plaiatiff mid he did not know of the aqt.ies bung
sionmeased, but afterwards signed • paper for it to be oar-
lied on. mad he told the difeadant when the writ was
sorra& that I. had nothing to do with it.
The deism* was, that every peesention wee taken to
provost 'mildest, and that lb. plaintiff fell dew. the collar
whoa ties" and dazing a dams fog. It w urged that it
was quite clear that the Minn was to give mete to th•
attorney more than damage* to tits plaistiff, and that at
the time the dafeaditat was willing to mass him some fair
compensation to avoid legal promediap, but the plaintiff
bad got into the hands of soma persons who pawed ou the
action for the sake *tenets.
The jury awarded 11 glasses.