The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-17 00:00:00

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Me Jas, bead a verdict far tbe plalatie Demers SOL
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

SECOND COURT.

MIMI AT PM Pill

PAL/Ili •. BOLL

This setlos was heseight to recover damages Istelasur.
The defeatist pleaded Not Guilty.
Yr. Joyce appeared les the plotatUr. sal Mr. Powell kr
the defendant.
The plaintiff was a surgeon at Mortlake, is Barmy, sad
the defendant was a trirsehasdlor is the same tows. It
appeared that the defeadant net with a very tome Wary,
and the plelatiff was celled is to attired upon blm, and
did all is Ile power to sure hint, Oat without enewere. ,
The delendast afterwards went to Bt. Tbeeenas'e Heepkal,
sad Dr. Booth, who had attended him then wee sallied,
sad maid that, is his opicioa, the plaintiff bad dims all
is his power to care the defendant. Another wither said
that attar the deteadast came oat of the hospital be west
into his shop red the defendant said to hint, Giveny Goss-
plasests to Palmer, aid tell bits Gonne that he is a d—d
sae— (a lsagb)—sad net fit to her a throws. Take Mr.
Bull's eons plineate to him sad say that be ie • vsgaboad."
The defendant also said, lie Is a donkey" sad that
be had sot set his hoses right. (Laughter )
At the coseissios of the plaistife cage,
Mr. Powell said he did not thiac he soda *any th• ease
say farther. It was now 'liar from the evidesos that the
plaintiff bad dose what he could for the defesidamt.
lir. Jerrie said the action was net bemoan for large da-
magas. All that was required wee as apology. His sliest
would therefore eassent to a verdict for 40e.
Baron Mutts thought the mutts, had boos brought
to a proper close. There wee no doubt that the &deadest
had swathed • very *moue injury, bat it was elms that
the plaistifi had acted properly is the matter. Vlore wore
often 'clots brought for 'leader which sever aught to be
brought, bat the present was sot rise of those nom Ho
thought the parties lad acted with groat
Ihe verdict wee sosordiegly 'stared la the
40,.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
BOOM IL nen= CINUTWIII•
foMoeda/se Ceirsie wee 64. indicted Ise delssiowdy steseisi •
rod bask lute fee
Mr. o:ffard sad Mr. Bailey prossiested.
It appeared that the prisoner had kept • leoe-abep epos
the Sauey aide of the water, amid ups las Illth °stoker the
laewsllutor sallied apes the pelenwee Ammo enure, sad
*hummed to i.ut is a dimes% swill use tbe tune smelting
the prhosor galled sus the tax-gatherer, sad paid the
sot. is gewgaw, which war subsequently found to be a
forged ou. Presser, whoa 'polies to about it, said that
he had takes it over the bar of hie boast, sad arraspd for
the Feyness of the lot.; bat emu few days afterwards,
abecoaded, and was traced to a hear•sbep at Chelsea,
where he WY takes into coated,. The prisoner did set, it
appeared, nuke say false atatesest about the natter' and
was not shows to have boas is the poseseekis of say other
sows.

The jury Merited a verdict of Not Guilty.
Mr. Justice Cromptott rail the verdict mu a prow sus,
the ease was oat, °se of sespieloa.

THIRD COURT.
RIMS Tug `WM. 18.11JSANT.
Will as Stall, tie clerk to the Gnat Neethem Railway,
who 'mucky pleaded guilty, was brwaibt up toe eestaaee.
The Cosmos &limit said be viewed the prim/meet tea-
diet more to she light of sad*. temptation than habitual
&donut', sad eleateated bias to **Woes moatbe' impri-
e.meat.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

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