The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-14 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yarraapsy.

Boman MI. SWW,T Apace, AIIIIITANT JUDO&
The mart at arm:tally yonarday, et the Guildhall, West-
minster, for the perpoae of taktag the owe shading in
&near on the appeal list.
BATUMI Butz Duron.

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This was a petition presented by the Rev. W. Dodewortb
and Williams Fox, trustees of the Christeharek Savings
Bank, Repat's-park, against Henry Pony Hinde, the ac-
tuary andseaMary to that instlintion, under the 9th Geo. IV.
e. 92, s. 10, which provides that it shall be competent for the
trustees or mums of a savings bank to make an order
upon any puma who may be in poneesien of moneys, meri-
ting yr_tpess, or any other effects beleregiog to wok bank, for
the delivery of the emu to sock person sr pence's as they
(the trustees sr managers) shall appoint to naive than, and
in case of the non-oompliaase with sub order, the trustees
or muggers are empowered to present a petition to the Ge-
neral or Quarter Sessions, which court can then proceed in a
eniatitary way to eaten* the order, or make each other order
at shell to It sees Bt.

Yr. Bellaatiae and Kr. Parry appeared for the exhibit-
lute_ ; Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Modkin, and Mr. Manua, for Mr.
Made; aid Mr. Huddleitone, for several of the nunigen
of the bank. The case having beta called en,
Mr. Middleman@ said be appeared before the court on
behalf et lye of the managers of the bank, who not only
disapproved, but decidedly objected to these proceedings,
whisk had been instituted by the eshibitanta without eon-
sait egt a managers, mid open thou own responsibility,
and at lbw edema he mold auntie to the court that the
mitigating' engirt to prove that they were, as they de-
scribed in the petition, „trustees."
Mr. Balboa* said he perfect] nadeestood how it was
that his lemma Mead apieuea is the ease at all ; Mr.
Rimes, bslag ?spouted he two ways, Stet, by his learned
Meads Mr. (rte, Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Manson, aid
the. by his Mead Mr. Haddisslons, though ostensibly the
helm appeared fir arta* ponces, the very existence of
when he rises deny, until they were shows by evidence
le be bum Me nos urgers ci this luthatioa.
Mr. Clortnes said this was not me. Until that morning
Thgestidwhe wee a inaa of the highest dander and
• ty, a benat-law, was not aware that the
memagemi Wooded to appear at all la the ease t 'sod to show
haw iiiem Ma Bade was that his seadam should be above
repose* and hew Miaow he was that the owes. duty
he had sadertaken (ier dielsergieg whisk hithertopeany he had
not resolved, no did be am 's ream-
aeration) Mouldr be investigadein, ted, mad Ku boos Mu
of the mune had taken in re-
heads of
=llll2 times pe
ep`
he be
was ready to pay into the
the Wie esartghe balance it wu alleged
was due from bin to the beak, about 2601., 'abject to soy
laustigation the cent-nalplis direct to be made into the
autinate of th:Euties, rthe deMeicia of any person the
mart might a to met as arbitrator hi the matter. If
the trustees this WM, it would show that their
oldest was to wood the besiege of a gentleaso who had
readiered this important televises oratuitsaely, rather than
to Milady Mediae* their duty as trustees.
progimeasene, as the pact of him abate, who dialed
tkaofiNaireigkel tlis inhibits% siesedy aimed dm Mop
ttea eeor. gels, Wan et lAr. VIA*

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area is the Nee, the emit bell Nay es "pNlks or
armed," Me seemegete bed a Meld te be Mai,
Kr. Hal eathe esti Oat fteeo lb Ismael /dial o-
pen& ee etemesi kw the maseee4 he (Mr. Heilessem)
know that ho was ropeestathitt goo or mon of kr. maw;
ouroties. sad Moab (bowel his lama hied ate mad
is the miter) he meld set. the Welk of
it" a mesa bed*, he hit Waal to tee that erse•are
ter the purpose of Oleg sober te Owlet lib SW Mr.