The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-05 00:00:00

SWORD DAT.

The auks was reeasa:d ataia;Thi; tare.. B.
Ma. Y. Lae WNeh deposed that &NM sad Ash were
setheatere of the Beak, sad we did set Mkt say sesarity
keen theta wild+ weld be *atoned without as subs. We
held sone railway Ishostares. I was a regular &stemless at
the sassidess ot awhile* as was lir. Shaw, who is a director.
The dep Mar the iNdoidtm Haakkg Company rewired •
Wan ism the *AM oselosieg their pus-book, with a
ague ter the basso of their moss; Ash sailed as hi..
(The letter both ISOM tad Ash was Ifed ; stated that
• had withdraws *sir mom' bathos atit the modest
of Mr. saw, sae of the diresiess, sad it thus referred
to the isepatatioas sa their show* bp the deteadaat es
Out fa the ',Woes et /skald. Os the earh• day
ultimo oadased a riostaties adopted bY
Ss howl Is.mas pkia" of in his ors

akatioa to this easiodag tits resolution, be staled
that " Mr. Shaw most sibtleetly &Wed the truth of the
ahoy. allegations, sad ha (the witness) woe board la jostles
to my. so Tar from Werke their ohar cum s.d reputation,
he had heard him speak r 1 the pl .lutiffs, as Intslnees men, in
more favourable terms." Oa the day alter this Ash ealled,
and whams told him that the rmishstlea of the prtekdisi
day hats bass arrived at, *wise w Mr. Moor hawse
always wen at the pialatliv sad Haw the
dim* wars as maws with all la had Sued at Ike auk.
Ma Ask milMI mail nodal Ow milkla hi SW Mr.
Maw WM* a Mimi Is llTWiag glom advice
as *lmo trade. kig skss
Mr. Shaw aims Si. dim* OM bad bola mem-
timid r Mdr asmatualmalea, mad bad rapeseed kin gag,.
mo the dlaualors. as most Mom dun*. Mr. Ask
bi willopow to meet Mr. Siam, oldies at elE(d.:
Swint%) orsorisg-boose, witasoe's asset', bask, is at
fife lithere Maot sad be added, that it ha bad bemight
smog Maims swim Mr. Slaw, he would ow* the moo
Imailsomo apology ; but his seas was ss spar, dad than
amid be ad *Wm Miss Ask was lewelem is aka.
What skill I bur hum_ you WM* rizgad that
1 wasW aimmodsale utak Mr. Shaw aria* t which
I did. Os Ikeda/ dallowiag Ash willad egplo, ball I sem
trem kg*, midi be MI m miss. Hs Aar** MK me, at
Si. Osavbserm Oat boa had wessivild • loom his Mr. Sham,
nd.:2l - Isar dams Monaca la see %Mao sad Ash.
ma ant oxpest • mealy Mast kind ;
*sib' W eemmrsadamloa would cam Irmo wit I
tail hi. I mosidend my minim from the
I bank aaa Iled. To whisk Ito mad that he
would go to Yr. Ilphod (solialtor). I aSiewards received
• oats tress Ask iambi that is 1111•111 i Nam meeting
Mr. Shaw bet übsoldsods MM kliowmg meads,
Mms as at tbsse &Mb, Cempuity. Rolm& lift •
eft at Joy somisiebome. whits be whiiwl to withdraw.
noes had same bias say 'standee npreseed at Si hank
a breaking op Salsa and Ash. As • &maw I bay* sever
based el mg sulk kikalluo. As tar as I Maw, Moro had
mumpleig await thaws *ad Ai he hawing din
le dm *b.

ajain—The rite of Sutton mad Ash'e arrant with
the beak ad& have beta the subject of dietaries in the
bank bike* the 15ia of Jer, bat it was sot at
the buskprier bard. It had sever bus.e my
a Ratter of dissuades
es_s the iiliestar The bank parkin is devoted to inter-
ne". bitwoes Kr. Blaassat and the eastern.. Whoa I
say the partielity of Mr. Shaw to Satre sad Ask was the
subject of remark moan the director, I rear speak as to
dates, bat I her Ward Mr. Shaw, radvertestly, speak well
of them Tide was not is January, bat within a period of
12 or 18 swathe past, mad before the dispute arose respecting
the oolerseatiwarehosa has the railway cierpeay to the plaintiff.
ter reir use.

John Docking said he we teat miloslar he the Oxford
and l'iwtrattala Railway Caufffsb awd dhloaimed is Fair-
field's in Charles street dm Nat doe by the farmer
teams on, the 6th January. He saw Fahlield throe time
that day. At the mond interview Faidleld told whoosh,
had ms Hr. Shaw resposting the distress, who bad advised
him Mt M Wks the Oreat Obarlesstrmt premiss. perms.
steady, bat to remain them quiet, for the railway company
lut mwelilables sad Ash to leave their premises
ia Sasordill. Ism ties mit wash Ash came up to wh-
ams sad leash hands with wittiest very medially, which he
had VAIIIt imam hoe, sad said, " So yon are going to tam us
oat, aro yea r Whams said lis use sot aware of it, aad
Ash "Oh, ma, you an ; I thiak it rather too bad of
you; N On giro bail sad bond hubs rest, if necessary."
Witaass add la had so doubt of ft. Ash then asked if a
party had ad stalled as witness a sw days before, aid told
hi. that dm railway sompsay Waded to turn them out ?
Witmer add to Ai, " I see you 'mow all about it, sad I
tell yca I ksve;" aad soled Ash who told him that t Ash
replied, he shoed ad tall *imam that, and went laughing
tato the warshams. No Mbar person, bat Fairfield had told
him of it. Ash seumsd at that time ' vary full of humour.
indeed ; he weejesass sad smiling whoa be acoosted and
when he left wham

TheHain ;addsts referred to is the oddest* were
read. There was in rem Mr. Shaw also to the plaiatiffs,
dernesdisg the saws of the penes who had so slandered
NM to them, sad agate his to meet these
eed Me mower eyes, se eat so 'sight demi in
the way, at Mr. Itykstre. Is this letter the &rodent
attributed the deeing either sesemet at the beak to a letter
front sad remarhe made by Mr. Besareat, the wagger,
galling their attention to the overdrawn state of their as-
ease:. There was also a reply rows Settee sad Ash,
entire*. statreasste of Kr. Shaw se thechrimaireasce of
thewithdrawal either bask emesat, sod to pro-
duce their ferment before the direst" hat the
!Minim with MUM Tide ter was set a
Mu Whitehuret, in reply, urged that thus been
the slightest eßaser to the ere for the plartiff. With re-
spect to dumps, he called spot the jury to nark with
heavy damages their indignation of Mr. Shaw's conduct, and
to rake eorpentattioo, ea far as a pecuniary compensation
could be cads in each a eon, to the plaintiffs for the
malicioas injury dose to their character, their credit, and
their feelings.
Hie Lordship hiving summed up, the jury retired, and
after a short absence found a verdict for the plaintiff—
Dareagie, 6001.
This finished the civil busbies, and his lordship they as-
sisted in the trial of prisoners.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.-Cmurrn, APRIL 3.
Csowni Covat.—Dcroaa Ma. Jyrrica Wsz.uassi.
Tel PiIICZY CASES IN THZ COUNTY COURT.
This gamin the prisoners Ralph &allow Job &alloy,
and Job Presidiums, who were yesterday tried and found
guilty of eciensnitting wilful and corrupt rjury In the
County Court, we brought up to receive Judgment. The
two former were unlaced to two years' imprisonment with
hard labour in the House of Correction, and the Uttar tole
months'.