The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

APPLICATION TOM AN INJI:

MIS Prentice moved, en behalf ofMr.
proprietor, for a rule, calling upon thi
Railway Company to show cause why a
ahould not Mem, enjoin im them at all
admit the min of Mr. Wffliam Beadle ta
midway station in the same way as Ili
Clark. The learned counsel stated that
the proprietor of two cab., and he deisb
having Lie cabs stand for hire in the
Eastern Counties terminus in I
the . company refused to alloy
had entered into an arrangement
that In consideration of hie paying
company he should have the exclueim p
standing there for hire. Other cab. we
parettogure to the station, but none but
wore allowed to wait there for passenger
trains. TM., it wee submitted, we
provisions of the Railway and Canal
Mated that no undue or unresemiable
ho given to any one poison over anoth
interfered in the case of " Marriott r.
Railway Company, where the comp
admit the applicant's omnibus within
Kingston; and this cue was plainer to
Mr. Justice Creeswell thought it was
Mt. Justice Williams—There was DO
that there wae not ample accoulmodatim
theANIMMUt arrangement.
Mr. Prentice submitted that the con
give • a privilege to Mr. Clark to the I
else; but the other cab proprietor. were
the pneent arrangement.
At. Justice Creeswell—ln the rase
was not allowed to take passengers to I
Beadle was allowed to do that.

Mr. rentice urged that the public
If competition were allowed, and that
eight to give a privilege to one cab p
Wy.aed to other'. _

--hlr.iftstice-Fiesswell—l think that
inada out.

Mr. inatice Williams—lt is not she,
the arrangement between the company
bighiy advantageous to the public as w
°D7rn. *insure Willem —lt was expressly
which has not been cited that this act •
the public and not of individmila in this
Rude refused. . . .

The east instkie, being a sharebo
Counties Railway Company, took no p

THE POLICE C
THIS DAY.

MANSION-110M
Amalgam Sawicki was charged bel
with having had ice:melded about hitc4l
which duty had nut been paid.
The Custom-house °Direr said—:
this morning. leering a foreign atennic
and I examined his luggage and found
there was a Gies bottom, the cigars pr
The lidandsat mid he know nod.]
which he bed been apprehended. Ile
•• ellieder in a similar way.

Tb
s 4 M.yoe fined the defendant
distelypdd.
lirtept who wee a few days ag
threatened to destroy himself and pta
about heavy Derby beta in which he ha
we. brought up for re-eamination. 1
for the purpose of undergoing media
conduct had been evidently that of a t
The officer in whose custody ho had
Liu lordship on the present occasion, t
proton establiahment mid the poor mi
strong liquors, and that abstinence a(
Immediate recovery.
The wife of the defendant mid her
cited, to the beet of her belief, by •
beer, and that he had never been are
The Lord Mayor delivered the del
his wife, who app erred to be very w
bag to protect him.

WESTMINSTE

IXTRAOItutNART APP.
An elderly gentleman addressing
had an application to make of a very
He stud that on Briturday cream
of his son from his hoops three
pomemion of it in a moot lowlei
loroant came to him in great ten
of it, and he went to the house when
witting in the hall smoking, drinking
extremely comfortable. Ito inqUin
boordinary proceeding, and wee
they hod come for a bill of
iwo :owed, and in liquidation
• matter of dispute, 7a. 3d.
tendered. He told them to lea,
refused. He sent for the pollee, Ix
hesitated as to the course he ce
Mtit said he dhould put
all proceeding to do so, I
to door when he struck him a
floe which swank he now applied for
Kr. Antaid--Have you the OM
t--I have of the man wl
due—ffirtrtese men was so mange(
locked the 'fermata in for mule time,
terror.
IK. Arnold immediately granted