The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-01 00:00:00

THE BXPIEBB, SATURDAY EVENING'. AUGUST 1, 1868.

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we silribillsdeds fr.eroata be aseirn by the witnesses%
wevild Inane parldeelarly detail the kneurnetwices of
' ihnesse.
•nu abet to! witnesses were examined, awl the caw for
the 'II viostion was concluded at twenty-I—m minutes pest
msey when the eourt adjourned for lunch.
Oa Vie reassembling of the court,
Xr. Pope addressed the jury on behalf of Flynn, Flan-
, Kelly, Duff, Harley, Delaney, and Flannery.
Torr addressed the jury for Carney, ("mkt.
llTtermott and Quinn.
Witnesses for the dukso• were then vaned.
There are four other batches of prisoners for teal for
riot, acme of them-with an additional indictment for de-
stroying property.

COURT OF APPEAL.---,TOLY 31.
(Before Me Lord Clasoellor.)
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Tbc Lori Chancellor said that before risen/ for the
emetics be begged to notice with satin/seta= the state of
the business in the appellate court. By the valuable co-
operation of the lords justices, and the very able sang-
*nee of the bar, he was happy to say that the ems
now just concluded was the LA case oa the printed list
of the sittings after Trinity term. Both in the Lards
Jcetices Court and in that court, he believed, every case
bed been heard and judgment pronounced on it, with the
eaositiie of two which stood to be beard in November
before the full court, and ewe, which both parties and
the court thought, might be mom suitably taken in
November than at the present time. In addition
to this, he believed be was right in saying
there was not a sing!'" bankrupter, lunatic, or cause peti-
tion inLield, end the Lords Justices had on their paper
that day the only motions wine' remained to be taken.
la the year 186 n, on the court rising for the long vacation.
it was obliged to leave 46 appeals unheard of than: which
lad bee n rent down in the list alter Trinity tern; and nt
this tme, last year, owing to the unfortunate circum-
stances connected with the Lords Justice' court, and to
changes in it, the Court of Appeal was obliged to leave 93
vales unheard of those on the printed list. lie was happy
to think that this state of things had been so entirely
changed. Be wished the bar a pleasant vacation, and he
expressed hie belief that their pleasure would be increased
by a consciousness of the satisfactory Mate in which they
left the buaincea of the court.

EQUITY coumrs.--JuLY 31.
(Same Vice-Chancellor Sir G. M. Orfard.)
LYON O. HOWL _ .

This was an adjoureWentfrieiebambers on behalf of
Mr. D. 1). Heine, to vary a draft certificate which had
been pre lazed in chambers, finding sums amounting in
the segregate t 017641. 6e. 9d. to be duo from Mr. Home,
on account of sums received by him by way of dividends
and others. Mr. Home claimed to have this amount dimi-
nittied by the sum of 1731. Is. 10d., representing the sums
which had been paid by Mrs. Lyon, by was of brokerage,
on the various oceasiorm of the sales and transfers of
stock which bad been effected by her in pursuance of the
bountiful intentions which she at one time entertained
for the defendant; and also the sums which had been paid
by Mrs. Lyon to Mr. Wilkinson by way of oasts for the
pig &ration of Mrs. Lyon's will in favour of Mr. Homo.
lir. Fifer°, Kelly appeared for the oefendant.
Mr. Dice% U.C., and Mr. Thcher for Yrs. Lyon, asked
whether the defendant would be willing to pay the
balance, consisting of 7911. 4a. I Id. into court within nix
weeks, in which caw the discussion of the questions
insolved might be deferred until Michaelmas term.
Mr. Kelly having assented to this course.
The Vice-Chancellor made au order for the payment in
by the defendant of the balance within the time men-
tioned, and directed the rest of the summons to standover.

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