The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

.00IIRT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—JuNs

Iltrazeizi Basco.(llstare the Lord Me Justice, Mr.
adios Mdle= Mr. Justice Cranial:a. sad Mr.
TIM QV (01 ?DI 2110111C7TON OF KAY DINSDALIO D.

TO sateimif COMPANY.

The oonrt was onnipisi the whole day with this cam It
woe a velal verdict an imam raked on • return to a man.
6111114 the object of whisk ems to compel the Beadier.'
Crompusy to resign Yr. Le Dimeiele to the office of
amisiont the l
It apposes the == between Yr. Maid& end the
etre lapnzythten es
yeartrietiaideuever sioce:ihe yea
soted Llit In
otrosidant, there king tiFilatiasaa Is the
abs aro in one of reek dimilly sad
about 100 L a of
to mud tie elleital
in the hem& of lie home; of the mewirmy.
It wpm. hewer doh assaikag b Om poselles of lie
ossepswy ea bind tehesplime between the *sem tithe
aloe sod minimise to it. ibir II was sot twill the Oisher
haw* hi ideation Yt. Dimoisle woo mum in and ad-
mitted to the Aloe of militant. T hie so, in the
month of September Kr. Dinalale mem to lave made •
dimiustion to Yr. Clarka, pot and leek to the oom-
pew, Math. was in proles* 1101•10111111111111imess. whereas
tio-emimay was the IA es Mr. Dinah, wee
&sista bealm.6 in November. jolt atbr his adoeimion
to the slim by the employ. Theri et seen held ea
the 10Th d Delember, -1649, Yr. Models we expelled
tem eSeo, the calling in aid on their authority
kw tint stop en essewany igd bye-law of 17110, wig* declared
thet on ale should be admitted to the sibs d natant
who bed biome bankrupt, or who mid not ostslihili a fair'
sod bemiumble character for eaves pgm prorieue. Coup-
Hi bye law, therefore, wYb tie dosistion of
mil made by Kr. Diable to the agent of the
Wiramonthbefore his admimilm,and twonnathe before
i:T the gumming body kid list Mr. Dim-
ities= hod been besught shoat by fraud, and
oflisoskes, that they were Wild Si remove him from the
aloe

Oa bairn ci Mr. Dinadale, it wee coaloadad that, birdie
bon slavedlir the liverymen, kis adwirlaa faillawai
a analair d dams, sad therefore, thee whatever deism-
tics' be sight kw% tomb in the month of September wb
semseat to lb elastics were inoperative. Secondly, it we
arced that Had eir h_ no authority to make the bye
law, Oa •ausatality of which the exclusion of
Mr. was enforced.
Mr. Lade, Q.C., end Mr. P. Gibbons appeared for Mr.
Dinsdale ; Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and Mr. Prentice for the
MT' rWa of the murk the further bearing of the case
was adjourned until Wednesday, which is the next crown
Paper day.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Juigs 2.

Sittings M Nisi Prins.—(Befors Yr. Baron Wilds and
Common Juries.)

HANCOCK N. GOODMAN.

Mr. M. Chambers amid Mr. Gordon Allen were counsel
for the plaintiff ; Mr. E. Jame and Mr. Griffiths represented
the defendant.

The declaration in this case charged the defendant with
haying uttered the following slanderous words of the
=tci! :—" You had better take care of your nosebag, for
k has taken it out of many and put it in his own
manger for his horses." The plaintiff had been • vete-
, and kept a shoeing forge at Uxbridge,
Wrirle hadir=
purchased by the defendant. The parties
subsequently quarrelled, and the defendant bad used the
words complained of.
The learned Judge, in summing up, commented on the
difference between the using of bad words in a quarrel and
a distinct charge which was trumped up to suit • purpose.
la the t owe there was clearly no foundation for the
aoearat and if they thought the plaintiff was entitled
to damages, it was far them as • jury to mews the amount.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 101.

COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL.—JuNs 2.
1711 QIN= V. BRADFORD AND MUIR& TUX
RAILWAY AR.
The defendants in this owe had been indicted at the Mid-
dlesex Sessions for pleciog a truck on the Great Western
and Brentford Railway, so as to obstruct the airriager on
the HBO and to endanger the safety of passengers, whereby
they incurred penalties under the 3& 4 Via., c. 97. It was
contended for the defendsate that the line had not been
opened at the time when the alleged offence was commit-
ted, and that t►erefore they did not come within the sta.
tote. At the trim!, which took place before Mr. Bodkin,
the learned judge bad reserved the point.
On the conclusion of the argument fur the defendants,
The court, without calling on counsel to support the in-
dictment, held that the conviction was good and must be
&farmed.
Judgment accordingly.