The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-17 00:00:00

111TWAT • KOTI AND •XOtiIL

TIL t arose ow of the mike for libel brought
by the y a baptist talehtro, aghast the editor of •
publication Whig the larthas redid, wad soother gentle-
men, aa etterwey, who was the writer et the letter comet.
Wag the NMI. Oa the oeleeks d the het odd a verdict
tre• to err the glikke—ansgau lOW.. sekket, how-
am, to he umktrill Meta, ma said., to the court. Aoooed-
Ivey, Is Ire Yrs • rah was amide deolure for thus redwing

' Ms. 9. thank sew awned to move for a rile calling
mom the phdad( to show CCM why the writ of mecusios
anal eat of this mart for the costs of the salon should mot
be ant aside •
_ar why the plastid's attorney should mot
shad to the doilmileat 111. lie.„ which was the cods cilia,
ezecutioa he qualm.
It weld semi that Mr. Mote presented to the ?Wadi's
attorney, spas the Slth of November, the rule as drawn up,
making the rub Anoka for redacts, the demeges is the are
of Shirrs, v. Note and another." Platzturs attorney It the sat day, with notice to tax oasts on the fol-
low* day, the Seth. Accardiegly Mr. Mote attended os
the :6th at the Mara?' dace, to sestet at the taxation, whoa
he foetid a yang men of 19 )eare of age acting on behalf el
the plaMtWe Mousey. On the meta being taxed Mr. Nom
expressed his winlygesse to give • cheque for the amount,
but the rename odd the money meat be paid by 2 o'clock,
it ban that • Ifells Aar 12. Amordiagly Mr. Mots pro
tended to the stesessy's once, but !hiding him eat he aft
word that If he wield sand to his (Mr. Motes) °Nos he
should have the army. Metwithstaeoing that, an mou-
ths was pat lam Mr. Metes house at Lewiebam that night
at 11 o'clock for the amount of the mate. It would tipper
thstlise Nesdss teethe L !Lune made before 3 o'clook
the niarWe olio, is Leedom, asd it wee tekm down the
some evesins to Lewisham by the clerk wbo was p-e-
-seat at the taxation before the Master. On dellv..ring
the writ to the sidaw at Lewisham, he ramuetrated with
the clerk assuring him that Mr. Mote was a responsible
man, and therefore that th- proosedi•gs was quite &norma-
-1 eery. However, the clerk paid he wee not to leave Lewisham
mail the writ wee executed. Of come the bill of coots,
attmuoting to 2101., was at one. paid. Nader such circum-
stances the prerent rule wee appHed he, sad on the ground
that a temoonable time ought to be snowed for the taxation
of cost. after they had become dun.
The court wee of opinion that the rule must be refused.
The law declared the debtor mast seek the creditor, not the
creditor the debtor. Threshes the coaduot complained of,
however reprehensible in other mama, was within the law.

_ .
1 HALL C. WRIGHT.
This wag as sod= for breech of promise of marriage of •
remarkable chamber ; the dames being that the defendant
was in • dying Mate, sad was consequently =ibis to fulfil
his megagemeat. However, the replication was that the de-
/Meat must have bees la the sem state when be proposed
It, the lady; sad also that he concealed hie condition from
her • long time ear he Inoue* aware Wit. At the trial,
which took place before Mr. Justice Erie, a verdiet wee re-
turned for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the court
above oa the defence raised. In the court above the
judges were divided, two of them holding the defence to De
valid. However, as appeal to the Embequir Chamber the
majority of the judges Bedded whist the plea, and upheld
the verdict for the plaintiff.
Mr. Hattori sow caked for • rale calling upon the repro-
santabees of the deceased deimient to show came why the
jgmeat should not be entered nano pro tune. The
verdict of the jury was given on the 4th of February, and
Moe then the unfortunate defendant had realised lie pies,
for he died early in May. The object sought was to eater up ,
judgment sa if from the date of the verdict.
Bole aid ipeated.

IN NI BLAIN, aN ATTORNEY.
Here a rule hal bees obtained last term calling upon Mr.
Blake to show muss why he should not be struck off the
rolls as an attorney for certain gross breaches of trust of
which he had ben guilty relative to a Mr. Brans. a ratio-
:ma who had had Nome Wainer transactions with hire. The
matters is oemplaiat had transpired In an Investigation of
Mr. Blake's Wars Wore Mr. Commissioner Murphy, the
lamoiratt Judge, sad on which occasion Mr. Blake was
ranaaded for two years.
Dowdawell now appeared to show cause against the
rule, sad stated in the outset that he should be able to ere a
very diffsmat ootopkrion to the facts on which the motion,
wad founded. But until this rule was disposed of Mr. COO -
sissioner Murphy had refused to rehear the con.
The court 'baked was there shy dispute as to the fools 4
the came, and if so, the matter had better be ramrod to the
Mordsr._

Mr. Detedestrell said there we me doubt ceseiderable
dillsreees es to bets, bet questions at ley sere she involved.
The Osert—Thee let the pestles p thu bkn the tisseree,
sod iselae as le the how.
Mr. Garth ansered ea the other Ms.