The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-11 00:00:00

Walker, of Heaterbery, the plastid's solieltert
'WM Da the deliedaat, Mr. Sherwood, wthe lii of Oa
lobar last. He Garden en the badness of a aihrenesith and
a stationer at Feverehene. I prednood the papers *Main-
big the alleged libel, sea the 'paw. I NM him I eats
from ate piebald's seamy. I Placed the two sewspapen
in his heed, and asked bie if he was tbe primer awl
usher et this.. He raid be was, sad that be mold prove
the whole of the ebleires—that the aseemate in the libel
mn ass, that sr. Apse vs a Wish breaker, ea he
eollesed dens fat lb modes sSe Behbeek day. Thai be
wens esairsktfiebibad mess his ids be was data-
masa mead Os /ESN Nes If see Is • Nab ef Weider
ties, isseedsi vary ease-Mr 111. That he add yess
heist ben Nal* Wilk Sebes/ es a wsers's SY% lad
that he had had a Made kited up is hie Luse
That be was a very bed sea, sod a disease to the deal.
He abessid, "If Mr. Ammer teo law with ea I will thee
prows Met may see of the iftwe Woe." •
Coswenneeinsell—l had essehisiseesiew with M. Sher-
wood two en Moos ape age. I node a meesesedues of
the eseseeeles I had telth his es Se Issessides.
The 1119111smiset woe hen nod.

Mr. M. Mtlsm then strewed Sera on the port of
the defeallest He Niue that whether they wee not
thastealesit ailed thistle plaintiff, who wee then to
Weir he =meter, shield riato the evilness hes le table
to euesesi ke the proprietor to ask Ka whe-
ther the teemeuesaties 1 the in wltais" deposed to was
Waded r selleuaded. The was many es teflea spies'
Mr. Beney, who the plait( Mew bed evalen to
letter is west to a mom WWI sad soviet gawk whisk
to plaintiff bad ate upon Ma, end the eels esseraist
he lied erase the deasiant we that be wield set allow
hie to her Lt nerd is a permed efisfainerey in a
newspaper. He tett ited that the ileandiet woo sot
actuated by manse. gad that he ad die all et
MOM than all whit the law norhed et the
conductor of • jewel la suet NM The pina-
ta bad throws the ant stet, eel is • way
totally iteneistest with the tend straws of •
cher asset soother peewee of oust folosits seta,
and hen Yen up le the deteeleties of the anwseillgallea
if the party ass Maio= robot=. the Mail to
Diane Nmrig psi se W else rim the emenomases. Se
eossisai pee the dual_{ bed seed with we malice, but
with peetel psi hit, a= OM he had Ws guilty of no
yen =sin= Maim it was imM a arum set el dny te
inert the emit =Ns farm Ate le bed puldhe= Mr.
Lyre's shell l tam thialeillialim URN, thugs dream-
Nam= be ashmined phol 101. wee fee ate thow moolk le
therastiff fur
e y ferry he might km suf-
=B.% reetionita is the letter Is gneiss.
Mr. lrwusd, las dakakat, was this sealed— I kayo het
et Om Iliewhisai ewes for about It meths.
rriorstit:f tee lopernals whisk wee satablited after
the Malan et ilmsamag amp. The pinball mai up=
me a= se
a Miler width ha =Mod le be
indirlied. I wawa to Insert it. I said I bad again le
do with portal iipmes, sad that the piper wee set a
ma= In satins thew He own a mead time with
the sane letkr. sal Impala donned le Fifth it is my
paper. He laid a Mad time, asi NW • Sorely, as I
ma's psi= is et some any ea, you names ream to Meet
sub • latles My object is to provost any ore dab= simi-
lar site, sal jean mamas asset be War ambled if it
hoe that its." I. SIN set, lam sidle ma it is
ay tightest es my eleP pr Om= my hire sal de-
stroy= ay stabs." Panay was his =libber on one
Me. led Borer en the ether. Beim wee his
rfgbtkmd naighbear. 1m eisesmissee of what paned the
lett, en besot= amy sewspapat verbatim He era.
maid the pee= I belie= be Mee op the MS., and threw
it dom. Al. 1 appeared, ony Isms= saw Baty. I
saw the MK a Dextre ken lishr• it ma put into
print I said my foreman I did net like the wordies el the
atter, sod that I wee afraid to Weis it in ow eft steetald
get leletreable about li. lAN she nowt the Wan hem
melts twat the piaistiK I aver hal the Mislaid
dlprtr with Kr. yes I have resin= him aweless
whisk he has erbwUyM and had aye lees at
handl, terms with him The revesaiss ot hi asses as
curate of Foments was owed WM him to smsrpease
of =pews amiset. As rhatetweidea, It was my duty
Ss see the onesatan, sad he knows I did so is the Mat
Wain weenr. I have knees Berney for several lean.
He is the Animas of Kr. Kalb powder fenny at Faver-
sham lisilively mos. After Survey's let-
ter to eeply ma I rots= le have mythic( more
to de with drir pawns I saw Mr. Are after
Buser' lofts en piled. Me said, "Itis a letter very
Wily mat up Moe= the editor sad Busey." I
▪ " What dI pas maamok r He replied, " I mesa
what I say." said, es Km apply the remark to w, I
wet at ogee give ft the Me. I mar saw Haney or the
ham or bad any sonesesiestioa with him until It wee
pet tato my loads byway henna tout 6 e'elook ea Friday
afternoon, just Massa wee palliate print. lea vary sorry
that I wee Melia omega
_la Wert your letter whet has
to "
led this serseasaws. He the Wed me for four
wee of the earsift assielsieg Busey's latter, whit I
told him he =nil sal lomeos they wee all disposed of. I
heard aothlegagge dale Warm sat I nutted a letter
from Mr. Waite tae Jitelire seileitor. I welled ay
Matt with Mr. W e dark. I deny la Letothat
saki I eta prove that I saw Kr. • re go up the pulpit
main la &beak= state. I
Ss.steMZy
was melted during
the iserearew. imam r. Sipe asonse•M te take legal
perostagena=ziste, who bed aeries=
the newts a inigt=
license he was eat email= drilla et as
unit. He hail appoinftrat parAwasly. I set
know that • pane ef soweiges reran to its when he
left the sunny, air as I aware that ha was prenatal with
a regalia.. 1 Mee the JIB. et leruare letter.
lees., the arms of the ins=ist—l us a plater,
and essarieselly est as editor. The Mar radioed ain
Barsey's haadmiling. It Is • copy of the °rights] MS. He
ate a fair 1.317 ef the KS. besets I regained We to do
so, the gam Mks siestrand star it wee Wait in the
paper. Slims as Man wan tameheil I sew Dem" ekthe
sutra it. Ile mai my Mesas% to the Wei ofkr.
hr', milooli, 'I This is a Sian thap Mr mu Kr. Lm
penes
hays sell psomas in the aelphhoraheal am the
to whoa he alludes." I mid Ila am Mink yea deserve
such apereions to be east epos pear tauter, sad he
replied, 'II should think sot ; her I will write an eater."
I said I think you had better net ; year eleaseetet is to
well known to seed soy defeats. He thee west away, eel
I afterwards wend the letter Wu him whisk was in.
eared. The MS. was torn up fa the wad tune ed
basis's. Whes Mt. Sherwood rotated how, I showed
him the letter, at said he had bettor lock it over previous
to its insertion. He did read is, and sad, "The Wrap le
very stroug—such stronger than I lac I ain't know
what to do about inserting it. What would yea do 1" I
replied, " Upon my wad, I don't know ; hat, I think, you
are bound, as a mutter of justice towards Barney, to is-
seri his reply." It was afterwards Went. I have sot
we Mr. Ayr. ken to-day. I was is hopes of wing him.
Thit Clink to the 0 mediae/ of the Fewest Uses saki—
I read Mr. Are's letter is the defeadast's newspaper. I saw
Mr. Ayr. about a week or tee days after both this War
and Barney's reply ked appeared. He told as he meet
his lawn apply to his septum—Bonny sad Cereals
Boner. CeptW Mesa is ass of s=tern Beazer. He west
tato the whsle Wart sifts Ms birds sad trees dying' I
" Beaty% amiss eon= yes map dia. Toe stabbed
a mu. is the dark, sad he awe oat sob gives you • thrust
otesely." A gentlemen rant mode the saw °tomtit.
He was went away in high dudgeoa.
• letter was thin pat in 'viten, dated the 26th of
Wpm, end written by Mr. Ayr*, the plaintiff, to the pro-
prietor of the powder mill we Barney we. employed,
styles that four rare' experience had smelted We that
Barney was one of the wet dangerous villains that ever
caste within the tempos of his knowledge.
Mr. M. Mastro and Mr. &Wear She the severally
oddment the jury on behalf of their reasetive
Lord Campbell, in asmaisee up, said whatever coneleeka
the jury might was to as the quests which had hoes
submitted to theta, he thought thine opinion would ate be
that the plaintiff appeared very creditably in wet au that
occasion. It wat quite Wu that he basso this paper war-
fare at Fuentes, and that it was he who Int induced the
proprietor of the newspaper to violate do law, yet he did
Not present himself is the wituma.box, although he (laid
Campbell) bed no doubt It would have been more satisfactory
to the jury to have seen him, and bend his answers to the
questions which the defesdant would probably bate put to
him. But those were Eaten upon whisk they would lost
their own opinion. Tay also could :not tall to observe that if
the defendant had not efelded to the pressing sad repeated
solicitations of Mr. Lyre to publish his letter he would
have beeniavolved ia this law suft. If they thought. that
the defendant inserted Honey's letter without malice or
prose negligence, that he had made a fall and ample apology,
sad that 101. was a sufficient compensation for the plahviff,
they would in that ease Had a verdict for the defendant;
but, if they enterteind a different opinion, they would
return a verdict for the plalauff, with sull so additional
ISO as ander all the eireuestances they casidered he was
"stilled to receive at their hand'.

reentry, after a few 111111Itte deliberation, band a verdict
for the defendant.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER,—Dic. 10.
awful" AT MN PRIM TOILIMALL £PT nu.—Wlna
ten. C. SAWN APP 00111100 IMMO.

BATTIK T. CLAYTON.

Mr. 11. Chastain sad Mr. Robinson appeared for the I
laiatiff; and Mr. Ss:Juni fan and Mt. Eternality for the
t.
Tide was an action brought by the plaintiff, • baker,
carrying on Imams at Dockhead, against the defendant •
grocer, M the some nelshboorhood, for stalieasly
publishing certain defamatory documents reflecting port-
osely upon the ebareeter of the pleintiff, his wigs and
family. From the avidenc3 adduced on behalf of the
It appeared that he hod bees la the habit et carry.
Mg ea raffles at his house, in which he was emitted by a
pent* et the name of Camm, who was conceived to his
"professor" at the hasicess. The plaintiff, notwithstand-
ing that he was reputed to have incited wealth by
these Ream, had actually been a loser, but this
was sot believed by the neighbours, wto whether from
a belief that the raffles ware inducted unfairly,
from *Miry, or some other cause, not abs.e
circulated offensive handbills beaded "The Dockyard
Swindle," but employed men to parade the streets chasm-
mi in the Orolreerset style songs reflection on the plats-
tiff. Placards of an abusive charm:4er were also meted
throughout the neighbomMood, and handbills wore sires.
Wed amongst the principal shopkeepers, and two of the
latter were eshibled la the defendant's shop. This circus'.
stases, together wish the feet that the Wormiest had made
himeelf bony is the matter, were relied on to establish that