The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-21 00:00:00

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RUMAT COMPANT.—ILLNDIIII.
This wse anneties he deader, in amain by telegraph and
publishing at Mime teatime on the Booth-Sutra Rail-
way, • enenege. le dm elect that the Lewes Ronk bad stowed
payment, whereby a rem" was mend en the plaintiffs'
bast, at Law,savaral et its breaches. At the trial,
which took pins at Gadded!, before Lord Campbell and •
medal jury, a undid was found for the phiatiffe—dentages,
2,0001.
Ms. Lush now showed caws against • rale which had
bens obtained by the .tarns-ganeral le est ride the yar-
ded, and fora sew trial an the pool that the erdlot was
whim the evidesee.
Re wee followed by Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Creasy, sad Mr.
I,ololm.
The Attorns-gems! bed only begun his arguments he
stmt et the rata, when
Campbell mid the court thought then ought ba a
new trial, both parties being at liberty to amendthat
at the trial there should be • special verdict, or • bill of ax-
eiptione, akin bath Edam agreed to a epeeist case, in which
the quokkas In it
@saki be beet raised and decided.
Mr. Lash mil it wee pebehle they would be Mae to frame
a swill am
Rale abeolute for • new trW.

BAIL. COURT.-lAN. 20.

(Sittiap at NiiiirtaiLifilie *.-7;;tioe Pala and •

Comma Jury.)
CILBI7ICT V. INIPPLID.-ACTION VOZ SLIMS&

la this ere Kr. YnWi Cheaary wee the platalif, sad
Kr. Bawd iappeet% allverindth end jeweller, af Mob-
the diadems. The doehretioa
adaulal.:Tlerteadereas wade spokes by the de-
ef the plek sad of dumps madam' thweby.
The dehadeat phaded—drel, set guilty ; and, esociedly,
jeittleetko el the wade veld.
Kr. taat Perry mad Yr. P. Lynam appeared for
dthe pitioW ; Kr. Mahe ham sod Mr. Hawkins for the

The plaintiff was fonserly a lisernent in the Bast ladle
Company's service, had sired In India borer 1843
and 1861. In that year, however swig to • sameteeks, he
wad lavalided and erred :id* ape a melon of 3s.
•-dey. For some time the It • eetigN liegif as
eareary to two companisa esd he hes ler • pitied et shoat
sine norks weir In the who Weds halsesemillp le
that he seer to have Hared kis attsedirm es the obein.
red of seer appointment, government or Writhe, sad
with thee view hi was odor!, is order to pick op some
aerialists... with law, to ester the Who of Mr. Baty
Hatehiamen, a solicitor, et Herfattretreet, Crest-
garden, and who wed coonseled by relatieritiwith the
plaistaff. The plaintiff acted as clerk to Mr.
sr received at that a remuneration el holt-e-guissa amok;
end Ilkaolse clerk to a Mr. Cook, also a soarer, osnping en
trims at the same chambers, who rid him 11. • week.
Whist he was in India Crory berme aspereell with a
Mr. While, an Begllah solicitor, who was peatiatag
Lamar ; end when plaintiff's father did is 1886—by
whir rest Crary became entitled to coriderelde pre-
per—he mewed his acquaintance with Whits In the
seem of business between them White tea eosins to
Inerehre Crary to a Mr. Archibald Loges, when he
ervesented to be • gentleman of large property. Bare
Meng Chaos) lend -himself involved la very ameeklieshie
on account of bill traneastiens with
its much so that he we. obliged to reign seep the
helmet le which he was 'stilled 1/61111hit htleav'e will, as
• r wish expectations which be had leader • brother's
Iseteetey. Chase,' had rearm to the lately's* Oar to
oiler known hem his emberresneste se well se roes is-
sweet In oorequenes of sedans with Logan sod one
Il.nyman, • militia °Meer' mad other eefileg from other
au The ea The amount of the debts entered Is the sash&
wee 1,4411., of which about 3,0061. were neared; warty
abs whole of the balance being en account et bill
Inssectitine with Loge., out of which only 110 i. was
preiner to Marcy. About thin time Loges also
ettemper i Ire the beret of the act in Dublin, but be
yr remended for fraud for a period of 18 months. Abe his
ei rel_t of imprisonment had elapsed, Logan rarer to
and established himself at Melrose Lodge, Keesing-
ten=rhich wee described as deed up in • very complete man-
ner. Hearing of his arrival to town, and that he repaying
if sans of his debts, plaintiff relieved his acquaintease with
=Mfrettant/e of participating is that (madonna's ap-
charioteers, sad I. common with his
ether rakers. Plaietiff further Ismer that Logan was on
tho eve of making a very advantageous marriage with a Rim
Sands, to whom the plaintiff was introduced one day by
Logan whilst walking with her in the park. Plaintiff wee
ones about this time at Mercer Lodge, and dined there roe
or tree with Logan and the alleged intended Mrs. Legge.
Well, things were going on in that state, when ens day,
ea•rl in has last, Logan drove up to Mrt;,,,
l,d's ra-
t, in Brook-street, in a ona horse mom-
s, by Mr Sands, everything about
nicely appointed—servant with cockade, be.
was iatroduced to Mr. Sheppard r the Mare
Mn. Logan, and as a young lady who had a fortune of
20,0001., which waa to be at the satire disposal of her hus-
band. Logan expressed himself es memos to make nor
very largo purchases of jewellery and plate in preparation
for Me marriage, styled himself • captain In the army, and
as the owner of Mercer Lodge, Kensington, which he bed
Mehrdfrom • Mr. Murray for 6001. Mr. Sheppard told
eWMT, that before they could have any dealings he
west be sated by references se to Logan 's reepormability
sad solvestey. Logan thereupon gave so his references, a Mr. ,
Within, a surgeon, lagn, the Edgware-;oed ; • Mrs. Starmae,
of BinateFgardass ; a Mr. Prior, of Baker-dreet ; and,
Wry, Mr. Hutchinam, whom ha described as his solicitor,
he who, he mid, was preparing the marriage estilsasee,
"However;' added Logan, when you call at Hubris.
saes you had better mak for Mr. Cheery, as he knows
men about the matter." Well, Sheppard we. so in-
humed by all that he saw, sad all that he heard,
that ha actually allowed Laps to take away with
him ea Mist occasion between 401. sod 601. worth
▪ iserehery without payment. Is • hw days after-
words Loges Naha milted open Sheppard is mks to map
phis them Irg. pmabes to whisk le bad rehired ma the
ems AIM Slisppeed then est to week to mote
or Leon's name; and en the 6th of Joao be
Zll7l—the smidemos of sash In term From Mr. Wilk& be
resolved ammemem of lepss remestabitity, and of
Wag it.. that the* immisma vale .bent to starry • rich
Wleft ; eh& Mr. Pelee ihmeelltell bin en a m M
the trot oesperablity, end se • pentlemse at then
ver7
dent muss of hens.. (Owe* haihtmr.) Mrs. Steadman
woe me at home when the banana els& 0. retch-
Ow Mem In Hemilette-oret It we. hued that Mr.
Hdebinen was Meuse in ha north. het Shepperd was
bleidneed to Amory as the perms who
dlll•llMrselte.
helms the Ake is Mr. Butchinars
Now, es morythis Mese epos what OCCUTTIa at that
herder Memos ths phintiff and tke dehmtlent, it
mg be imbued We 'my Maim& accounts were
given respecter/ 11. Os the ens her it was mew
sewed by the &West the when he raid at the erase
beset la a mad et Mr. Entehisee's with Mr. Chimneys
nem WWI& ea It in moil by M. Logan, and whither
W has_ gees thodebeihmt It, Laps. He
told Cbenney
rat he lea are le mebolegniries es to Captain Lags.'. pe-
aks NA whiney, ind s• M Ye al marr yaw
bay, eleselketnno wear hohl,oooL Chavacl, le reply, seed
him Mel Lac, although set amen el limenno, was met re.
he re the ere, W Mier Lodge, Kea-
=he which he had paid 6001., and that It was wen

he was about to many a young lady with a fortune of
not manly 20,0001., but 18,0001. Sheppard then mind who
we' the young lady, and who was bar father, to which
Chutney replied that it would be unprofeeelonal to Calm the
lady', name, but that he might my her father wu &moat
respectable man, who had made money in boners and in
; who had not perhaps received a fret-elate
rectioa n,tizigbut who wu able to give his daughters good
fortunes, and was anxious to marry them to respectable
gentleman. Further, he added that they (that is, the office)
1 wereidemin drawing up the marriage settlement.
The 'e statemt, however, differed materially from'
the account. Aooording to him the defendant eras
teirothed to the plaintiff by a fallow-clerk after Shop-
ped had that Mr. lintehieson himself erea net
at bewm ; mod he denied altogether that defendant had sent
la • cud with his name on it. He distinctly declared Logan
we net • capltelist, but that he believed lie wu going to
worry • young lady with a good fortune, and that they
bad been promised the preparation of the marriage settle-
ment. Be that se it may, Mr. Sheppard, acting on the
Minutiae which he had received, gave Logan credit to
the ,Meat of between 1,6001. and 1,6001. ; and his anapi.
ekes el that gentlemen were not aroused until one day he
attempted either to poroltem or borrow • necklace worth
2,500 L, which he represented he wanted for the use of hie
betrothed, Mir Saa a, who bad been invited to Norm greet
bell. Logan appears to have pawned all the plate and jewel-
hey he obtained from Mr. Sheppard at Mr. Vincent's, of
idotabridge, on the very day on which he received them,
and 6= time to time, in order to keepup the gains, he paid ,
OR to Sheppard and mating to MI. weibiens:rard
ended him. Whilst Lom wee in gaol, 'it that
au the 2ln of leas tweet -Laid' cream at Mercer
Ledge in gad of payment, why they were introduced to
Chaney who wee thin lennating Med on behalf of
'The throe were engaged, *piker with a Mrs.
the alder of KW Sands, al dbeentstracti
Ineint the bell rug, and is walked Mr.
to • great state of tndignation. Mr. Chem, wm
plated out to him et the person of whom he
woe to make Inquiries rapecting Logds ethic,. When
Mr. Sheppard, tt to Chensey, geld —:Ar
tr• on
Malmsey from li stesa'a office r Chewy zhe
was. " Then," said liggerd, .. this Is • bass yto
nth am of my goods, ore yes ere me of thaw. You bad •
sham is the p,, smi I deellma to have my oresateal-
Min with yew." Te that "Year grey
Min Peeked year but will bCibirrr7e4ltiansikar." At
that Wm Chmissy whin his bra • sem et 864
whirr lad km plead with him by Mrs Mks to proton
the sober of Lops, bet that eve, is remegersos ef
Waft whet Mugged said, ohs wMhdisw the weary Sum
W. Newatisisos, las mossy.wss applied to Loges's ea end
he ems entered from brims. Mareover, the seasestiss of
~Aft Mr. Cook's 110114 he dimilmed Chsweey
blitaVempleyremt. Ups the Irk two remain • deka
err q. disemess was ftitded • bat counsel retired early
roesmgpert of Um ems embisqmstly to that interview
at Mareerlagge es Ms hIM, Lam cues to an arrange-
ment with Mr. Sheppard, by which that gentlmoares nit~
lie did not amemil mare the 2601. Chancey still
roman to Mr. Hatchissa's t.
The rithe la luau of the were that Loges, who
wee Aiwa es all Mods to he •MA comonsene deceiver,
had Oaks Is Chesney la well as way one site ; that ha had
barred what Loges had told him with respect to his
dibildhZLl asd, is mei of the Limos
thetaich ,
Loges bad ever him, retweses was made to ot 1
that C • A bed hem swallowed wp is mist to de-
fray liatellies beamed ma haat of Impral ed that then
was set the mart peel that
w Chsiar Owl shred k the
sM1 . ken the gak, ef dm yids sad jewel-
blekatra abbg
Legm's brims to bs warlike, walks(
was man Mend than that Chasm amid mew scquist-
ems with him efts his dm rest Dobbs. Arid wally,
it was esslumbd that it wen idle le meistals kat Mr. Ship-
peed lei giveaenad lokly ems!
embdess redit to Lips irks thitZerlimsM
leila
=dyed the leslismisb of Mr. end Mr.
sad whim deksimi hisself, k seemmy with his
ess, libmisird, kid bets word is magi of the
, re Meresr-- - sli.
, behalf el the dellsest.ie circomeleeme of Chancey
take all through ewers et '• issolvewey, and of him
remora is Dulls for • of 18 menthe an woount of
fraud, wee relied woe, se well as the dealeiradon of Cheuncy
at the leterview of the Bth of Jane.
After a lug absence, the jury reamed min mid with a
verdict foe the plaintiff--Megres, owe (ebbing.