The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

@Mina to Baird, before Lord Campbell end Juatices Cole-
Tap‘ Willi IP. nOTge AL and
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/LATRAIIILITT OP PILKNISIA.
Tide was a east la the crown paper raids' the question
thither the preadesen:.:
ibeled by the Royal Medical Chi-
Borkity, wore ilehle
10 Milk 10101. l'he misty dimiamml=bam'eseespted, ca
rowel that the peados were used kw the cables*. of
shah Theeihies attathed to the home were let of by the
society made, ea apsimeat, sad or of the room was aloe
Ist lo •nael meth, tor Wang fY rehates. The Hold
Medical Mhmehel Soddy yes a ampersilea estekdished by
royal harem heel 306 September, 1136, ke the cultivation
mad promotka of pity& sad eargety, sad the blenches of
sham emmeeled aw.with, mad cam load that it had
sheetbra his. medsobed ba mahrasity with the charter.
Mr. FluddleMeas laving hem hosed on bard of the
1"ri& Campbellcad °l3°thkr
of W mitt the misty ohms
*ads the act of parliament es a malty for the pawns el
1041001 szalusively , and that the promisee socapied=
were theradere exempted from rates. The hot of the .
Miss Ist of did not take &trey the emehttos, became they
scald be separately rated ; but the objeetioa with reeled to
W Noma which were let to another eodety yes Wel to the
for it appeared that the whole hoar wee not la
vitt., occupation of the ChirurgicelSudsy, sad as
that ground the rate must be confirmed. Bat as he society
wee s very laudable one, it gem him settalmeisa to think
that by a IF arrammenent it might enjoy the emeoptica
white the tun Intended.
'widow bridge and Wighlanea expreheil the mem
spbdth
The mart heated to glee costs tophotes2isad laid the
rate snag be eandnasi me regarded these of the ens-
aims wide It were not itt the excluelm of the moiety.
PIS (WINN e. CAKENON AND 0711111.-111 1111111
BANE

Yr. D. Seymour, on behalf of Mr. Hugh Inns, Carr elealasd a ruts similar to those granted to several otho
the dshadsata la the pronoun= against the directors of the
Royal &lash Beak, tar partandan with regard to militia
COWS fa ths Imlltement.

TIII 611711331 IP. 11.01.7600 AID CITHEIS.

Kr. Lamm* oleo obtained • rale for for IMO porpcoor
as Ur put of Kr. Hy. Doubt K'Cloxl, moths of the

—The ;bale of the rubs sualed la dse me of the British
Beak will ems as br arsmat tomorrow (this day).

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 18.

(Sittings at Nid Pnoa in London.—Bikers Mr. Jerks
Creaswell end a Common Ivry.)
mica V. LITIRMOItI.—• CILLD urea IT • DOO.
The pried( in this cam, • boy twelve mere oldimm.the
eon of • raiding to Fix-and-Lot-orert,
sad dr who la • bill pastor, his mambo in the
same
coca The psi. the b.d (direly kr, was bitten
b• terrier deir to Me threw Wig
Wee bike mom the and they were is swim that the
=wm for about six weeks, and tumble to Wend to
se as errand boy. For these Works damage' are
*Wed. The deindent pleaded that theigartiff kneww the
mien of the deg, end bad been wanted by the didesdiat to
be mend of Ike; WS notwithstanding this the plaintiff
timed end krikild the and so mused his is bite.
Mr. D. tame by Mr. Weidner) award for
the plastid; end Mr. dedeent Balked= (tniernoted by
Man. Lewis and Lewis) Ike the defendant.
Warne wee ma es both skim and the result wee a
medial for the

BAST V. WI

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The plaintiff in tide nee wee a ath-doirer, end hid been
in the at the defiadant, who mar en badness et
Wpm, ether thap, the delentant ideated that
the having cane borne- d .rmk named to leave the
per whin order* and lad therefore been removed. To
title it we
replied that more violenae then was aserassry had
beat need _ _

Mr. D. Hume (ineeructad by Mr. Wcatner) appeared for
the pinata% and Mr. Barleeot Ballantbm (instructed by
Mr. Waring) for the dt.
The evidence, is might be impeded, was wee 7 contra-
dictory. The alleged saran woe committed on the 21st of
.ambeer lest. On that day the plaintiff returned to the
defendant's yard at the and of his day's work, end handed
the defendant only 3a. se his earl:bap. The plaintiff's case
was that the daindant immediately eased him by the col-
lar, threw him down, knelt on him, and repeatedly knocked
his head against the pavement. Two dam afterwards •
doctor was consulted, who found the plaintiff's ioblll much
bruised end swollen, and there was • simple fracture of one
rib.

--en the other hand it was sworn that the plaintiff went to
the yard drunk, and mod filthy end . The
defendant ordered him to leave the ytid,Z, ola=gerefoaal,
attempted to put him eat. Ls the wedge the plaintiff
feU and drugged the defendant down upon him. No
more violence wen used than was wormy.
The jury found • undid for the defendedt.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov. Is.
(81
ttiap at NW Priv" at Cialidlaall—Balbra Mr. Baron
Martin mad Coratacat Auks.)

°LIMN IP. COLLITT.--OALII OP CJIMILIAOILO.
Tide um ea Mica brought to recover 1781. lot goods sup-
plied. The deludent pleaded never indebted, sad that the
plaintiff bad coneented to take a bill from a prima named
Hill in antidotal= of hie

Yr. Edwin Jams end Kr. Hordes Allen were conned for
the plaintiff; Mr. Knowles represented the defendant.
It appesnd that Use plantar lea coach-bnilder earryiss
en baeiee. Y Pfasbru7, and the defendant is a merchant
is Bombay. Is the beginning of but summer the defendant
ordered =IDS carriages to be shipped to him in India, and •
perm named Hill, who curled on • large badness in Duke-
Met, Cheeped., acted as his agent. There being some dis-
pute shout the period for payment, the plaintiff requiring
cash and Hill wishing him to wait till the earners
mschsd their destination, the former took • bill from HALL
Haim it arrived at maturity Hill failed, and, according to
the plaintiff s case, the defendant told him be thank' not lose
a Ytitifence was, that on the defendant ordering the ear-
tinges Um plaintiff said ha was stronger to
en
and it ewe
Wen agreed that Hill should be liable, sad senordingly Hill
pre km acceptance for the amount.
Mr. Baron Mettle, in summing up, left It to the jury
whether the plaintiff had elected to regard Hill as his dabtm,
or whether the latter bad acted merely as the defendant's
The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff for the amount
clamed.