The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1859.

Lab) intelligtnct.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Fr.B. 17.
Sittiap at Niel Pflug at Goildball.—(Brien Lord Campbell
and Spoeial helm.)

HODGSON W. NORTH EASTERN RAILWAT COMPANT.
This was an at:Wm to mover damages for injuries sos-
tainei through the alleged negligence of tho defeadan's'
servants.

--Th;,ilefendents pleefel not guilty.
Mr. Platen, Q.C, ems Um plaintiff, end Mr. Temple for
the delendent.

-Theirtiff was • bricklayer aid plasterer, in the employ
of the Hull Dock Company, end It appeared that while ha
war dawn in pointing an volt over the delendente rail-
way atidull, man trutks came along, and brio, down the
ecaffo'ding on which be and several other workmen wen
standing. The plaintiff was precipitated to the ground with
greet violence, and his keeeesp (unwed in three places ; the
result being that he valid probably have a wilt leg for life,
end be unable to putout his ordiesey
TM defence weS that there had been no negligence on the
pot of the defendants.
The len feud a verdict for the plaintiff—darlings, WM,
in addition to the 161. which he had received front the
dekndants.

SECOND COURT.
(liefas Mr. Justice Ede and a Common Jury.)
YASSILL C. CRILYZA.

This wu u Dodos fa felse hoprilownwet.
Mr. Idwia lamas, Q C. , end Ur. Powell, eppeared for the
=; Mr. &wpm* Balisselae sad Mr. &woe for the de-
The *tuff, who now redden le Northampton-strut,
lallagton, bed been f a 2iyewsb the Irish rseesus
bat having Intranet the rub of surveyor or entre la tbs
form, be was compelled to le me ft is August, 1857, ou ac-
count of bad health, brought about through ea aocudent sus-
hand la the serene.

The 171iittilf then appall to bare placed himself under
the care of Dr. O'Reilly, the wargeoa of Jerrie-street
Hospital, Dublin, as also under the surgeon of the Hard-
wick Hospital, n the same city ; bet is both laziness
Farrell's condition—that of a morbid state of the among
centres—wee declared Incurable. Thereupon plaintiff come
over to England, sad remained fur tome tune at Liverpool,
esektaff is vats for beneficial advice. Felling to oblate
thee, belt= for London, sad was foe some time under treat-
m= by Dr. Grady, of this West London lawitation.
That gentleman fond him afflicted with a radiating of the
eater= lobes of the begin, sad diaharged him with • real-
ise= es incurable. Subsequently to this the plaintiff =peers
le have Nought the advice at the dedeorlaat, the well. knows
semen of Burlington-Wrest, Picesdlly, partly with •
view of obtaining se =Meat medical opinion, sad partly
hews= having secertained, through the paotr at Sather-
Med House, that Dr. Chiles was the medial attendant of
Lord Darby, he was meet armlets to obtain the certithate
of • galthmea In such a po•ition prepsatury to the plain-
tiff's peseneig a petition to the Tremor" for a pensim.
Acoort, maths 21st of October lest, the plated, called
upon the detharlant, red baring obtained ea interview
with him, the plaintiff proceeded to describe his condi-
tion, at the are time hand= to the defendant the egret-
Acmes of Dr. Drib, of Illserkesquare, the &pied=
to the Irish Wand Heves= Deperthent, of Dr-
sad of the other medical gentleman who hed Mewed= kin,
as well as his testimoaials on tear* the Irish polies The
thindent, however, stems to have bra at lace mind with
the =doe that hie visitor was noddle( better them sa Imps-
tar. He asked the plahuiff where he lived, lied where be
come from. The tiff told hhe, mendoslag. seenaget
other residences, that he had le=ifor • skeet time M•
public-hams at Wastadester. " air sail the
defendant, " I know all about you. ou are in =posher,
sad have come here to obtain mosey en Wm mimosa."
The poor plaintiff only simmered to this by cal =esti=
to hie antidotes, and regorging the domes torere= them.
An inepeetion of them, however, only served le streagthea
the conviedon of the dehndaat, for It Meath oed that
In one or two of them which had bra **A sat by
third pad= there were several his —la
Mt, ea the thee of them, there was evitheme is
they
did sat pearl from the parties poppet* fa haw
signed them. Thu, bowswor, was call ems ef ems or
Owe of the artificates ths, bay*/ beim
Ye eye, the frequent orealtves fir aeoepapes
apart= obteiaiag relief by false esetithailee.endl
she iallsenced by the nervous manner of the
la • polieeome, and communicated his tweets
the plaintiff to that functionary. He slam levied the potter
man to take the plaintiff to me Waite., od who lopeddis
respestieg his anteoldsato. This tle plthentme refired to
M. ea the posed that the rishmhat Ail net seem Mha
this to thew that the plaintiff had doss . Oa thee
the de•eadath resolved to give the in charge, end
amarthegly be was takes te the Vthemerest station.
Al= • MUD be err 6110110111 awe by the Oa-
fiodeot, who, eller same cannemellea with the in-
gather, cirri= the &Wit with lambs game to W
°kew) • spa Dome supposed =lawful
e
=nL than gave his tesheiscsiehi 0111rWrIk to the
sad suloomaatly, after about half-an-hour's
&tattles, he was allowed to go forth. The plaintiff celled
upon the dedendsnt the following mond= by appointment ;
bat the defandsat refired to see him, sayft that hi (Dr.
Miser) continued of the same opinica with-sagest to him
et the prev da. In order to mad the alleged= that
be bed geneiews M Dr. Chibrer solely for the pupate cot
othething that gentlemen's orrttheals, with • view te
infiarnothg the Treasury, and that there wee se Intestine
an the part of the Palette of taldig advice es to his poesib'e
recovery, it was shows that the Othitiff, ea the weed= of
his Interview with the had in Ids pod= bott
notes foe 301., besides 41. In pow Be woe tic mewls
aeophi funds to pay say lees that the thiaththe Might he
eatided. to. _ - - - _ -

TM dafesee os the record was that the delkudend dY nvt
give the plaintiff in charge at all. All that had her done
was, in the aurbe of a proper carton, to request a polka-
rut to take the plaiatiff, as a suspected character, to the
Nation, and Kaska busbies r to his aotecedests. This
pert of the defendant's car, however, reetriel& be:"
dawn, on the testimony of the policeman who takes
the plaintiff into comedy. It werined, therefore, to
address the jury In mitigetion of damages, on the rapper.
lien that the plaintiff had visited the dekndaat solely for the
purpose of procuring his certificate gratadteeely; secondly,
on the around of the Mr spellings In the tertdlicates held by
the plaintiff ; and this a• ihs strounstane e that the
pleimitt had 'offered lids or no bronventeace trout his
detention.
Thu jury found for the i I•lollF—deusges, 6W.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Fn. 17.
(Before the Jade ()Weary.)
WALLIS C. WALLI/1.-CItILIT.

The petitioner in this ease wee the wife ed a la
Jeruryn-strect. She was learned to the tla NA
sad Ird had four children. She darned with striking
her cm the face, locking her in her bed mon, depeivieg her
of her clothes and jewels, tang theists, and ether acts of
croe'ty. Them alertness were proved by bar own "videlicet
and that dominate arid other wigwams.
Mr. W. Berry and Mr. Z. Hama were counsel for the
petitioner, sad Dr. Opiate tee the respoadeat. The learned
comae' adduced al evidence for the defence.
Sir C. Cromwell said OW Meuse were frequently raised In
that court that were of far greater todal Impetuses them
say of those questions of contract or debt which juries bed to
often to decide. It was rot the policy of t` e law to emit
separations as trivial grounds, or Ikon say mere iscompatita-
lay of escaper. Huetsnds sad wives might make each other
se wretched as they pleased provided they only kin bends
n of, and refreed from threats from shirk silence might
reasonably be apprehended. Hie lordship having summed
up the crow,
The jury tad that the nip:admit bad been guilty of
cruelty.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-713.17.
(Be.for the Chief Cauthaimer.)
Ix II T. 1. cocergo.-51e01.11.41 APPLICATION.
Mr. Denney applied for an order to remove she be leant
from Canterbury, wh.ra he, like many other., bad gone to
be unmet, to London to bo beard in W. mart. The Leer-
beg wars appointed for Monday nut.
The Chiet Commissioner said he had as power.
Mr. Denney said, ender the 94th section (the Prison de ),
he coati lend • rasa into the country, and by • pert'y of
mown be could bring one up from the osantry.
The Chief Comairadosar remarked that le weld not make
the law. Ha bad often wished he could make an act of r-
'lament. ft laugh) Ilia bon .ur holed at the
and foetid all the creditors lived in London. The only way
tome him beard in Looted' was for the judge to dinages the
patinae ; sad if be wee to hear the tea. at Csaterbery be
ogres nly should Muslim the petition. He had no power re
grant the application.
tN 111 I. T. 01211 f.
This insole. nt, who had traded as " Smith mid Co. " sad
where cam bee been rmumbed, appeared for adtud.catan.
The Chief Comenasimer gave a judgment of five enonsbs
at the suit /tithe creditors generegy, and eight moths at the
suit of Mr. Smelting std Nr. Cisthr, the oppostair creditors.

1110111178' COURT.—Fia.I7.
(bakes Mr. Prealhopst, Q.C.)
(101117 IP. 110011101—LA1DLO1D
Tb was as actita to recover 4s. 64. deposit geld
to dalsadma as somata far toads( as sputum( at his
bow.
The plaatlielstal that elm called spon defendant, cad
agreed with his la lakes room. She compla nod that the
10161 was is • way dirty stow, hat dafesdatt's daughter
said it should b elegised.
_Upon complaisant poll •
deposit of 4s. 6d., and agreed to ems is ea the falovring
Monday at tea o'clock la Us morning. D.faadant's daugh-
ter occupied the mow, sad an the
tdsba.spolatad plaint If
want with her goods, bat Mad the a each • diay
awe, and the NOM so hall of 11•11111 she educed to oe-
curs, it. Defetidatt's wife laid, "There is the moos, take k
or leave it m you like,"
Plain. iff coo sought to roam ths ftwit at 4a 64.
Hie Hamm thought the dapisk eioall be ramacd. hal
defendant orged that it silmadl sok naiad. pas as time
foe elmosiag the room, and as to seas tbig was limfad.
His Honour tboujbt that daltsbist had ao Ira M aim
the room.