The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1850.

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Mr. Collier thee rose to address the jary for the deisdat.
Hs einswed that they had Mara his leaned Mead% epee*
open b , ben midi ewe weld Judge the sees wee one of wry
peat itswishio, bet it was the sew of speak duty always
heard or sad as assasiew—Sk• plaintiff was always rapsis
seated as hashq maned loss of health, sad ousserees other
eafaroarablo *wastes's. to obtain a large wows of
&wee. There wite aessswes 01111011 de vary pew We-
wow ; but this was net one of thew. In this osso the
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to the defendant, for she Lad prsviovaly_pilabaol e
dews to a Mr. deities, of Brined. Es-bed abs been
bawled that the plaintiff was the wilco in the owe, sad
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Ti. QIIZIN e. ISTAL—Tea 151113111 AND
INN " WRIT BRITON."
Mr. Collier stated the ceee. The plaintiff la this anion
wee Mr. Brown, the editor of the West Briton newspaper,'
published at Trine. In Febnary hat there was a Fete.
theist meeting at Bedrolls, when Mr. Pendarver,see of tie
toasty Ilinables, wrote a letter to the then blab Anil,
chairman of the meeting swing hie views. A medial only
of that letter was reed at the meeting, eensinpmtly the
views of Mr. Pendants wive act properly represented as
that oceasien. Mr. Pendarree wrote a letter to the
editor e 1 the West Briton, oomplainieg that
only a ponies of his letter was reed at
the meeting. Oa the Bth Marsh last Sir Sumo! Spy the
then High Sarni, 'deemed a letter to the °mate. mother
newspaper in Truro, in reply, which wriest to the nine of
the West Briton, who declined to insert it ; but some re.
wanks on the letter were inserted. After the palisades of
the paper the /*Dewiest Week Sir &sad Spey peemsdniW
the otBae of the West BnYon and inquired WIN faker; he
not losing there st the time, Sir. Samuel preeseded to kis
residence. When be entered the apartment where Mr
Brown was be put a horsewhip on the table, and then asked
the editor whether he would retract the remarks he had made
on his (Sir Samuel's) letter. On reply is the negative, Sir
Samuel eased Led of Mr. Brown by the collar and gave
him several strokes with the horsewhip. These were simply
the fame which he should tall evidence to prove, and he did
not know what defence could be set up to it.
Willis. Bath Morris having been examined as to Sit
Samuel Spry selling at the tam,
John Taylor Brown deposed—l am editor of the West
Briton. I recollect Sir Samuel Spry coming to my resi-
dence on a sienna day in February last, and asking me if
I intended to contradict a paragraph in the papa of that
day. I replied that I had no intention of contradicting it.
He then complained of my sot having inserted his letter.'.
I said if be whiled it Mowed be ought to have seat a re-
quest to the dace to that effect. I explained to him that
the letter nine to me on a printed slip, without any message
as to whom it PION from. I told him, to, .that
I considered his letter impertinent. Sir Samuel
complained that jer.ice had net been done him
in publishing the editor's remarks without Ms letter.
I said it would be published in the Cornwall Gazette, and
the public could judge of the matter. Atter some further
conversation Sir Samuel took up the horsewhip and struck
me several times with it. There was great confusion; the
chairs and tables were thrown down. After a few Wastes
be hit the boue.

Other wieners., having been examined,
lir. Crowder addressed the jury for the defendant, and
stroegly eeminented on the language of the paragraph before
alluded to, is which Sir Sum I Spry mu said to be inipsr•
tinent, i 5..., and exhibiting coaduet unbecoming a gentle-
man ; sad it was not mita the editor positively refused to
retract say of these statements, or insert the litter of data
that he amid as it was alleged.
The cue having been briefly eninased tap, the jury returned
• verdict of Guilty. The endow will k prenosaced in
the Court of Queen's kerb.

THR POIJCZ COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

Ma. FIAILOI7II CYCOTITIOS'S LAND SCRIMS. Mr. 8.
Fry, of Me trim of Messrs. Fre sad Holt, of Walbrook
Hones, soliciton, arpeared beforiMr. Alderman Challis for
the turves of applying for a summons against Feargus
O'Connor, if P., to recover the sum of al/., being the
animist stated to have been received by him for the tale of
property bequeathed Watson, on whose behalf ho
applied. He stated that the lady for whom tho application
was med. was in her 90th year, and that her br diet, in
1848, happened to be one of the fortunate allottees in the
National Land scheme, ot which Mr. O'Connor was the solo
director. The: brother died, bequeathing the property to
his dater, who at that time resided in Scotland. Mr. Fry
then read the following letter, addressed from the sorres-
pooding secretary of the National Lend Company to Mr.
Watson (the husband of the lady above-mentiosed) on
making application for his allotment a short time previous to
his death :

National Land Company's Office, 144, High Holborn, Loudon.
March 11th, 1849.
has not been la my power to return you any raider answer
respecting your farm until this day. The farm at Bnicee End, to which
you wen entitled, is, m you are aware, one of Mow interior oar
tapes which wood formerly stood, end for which, In 0011.1 gums of
Its inkriority, an allowance of two years' rent was to have been made
to you. I dad, however that Mr. O'Catace has sold that term to
some other party, and therefore the directors have decided that you
@ball bay. imbed a the. arra farm at Lowtionds, ems immensely
superior la quality to tbs one at Nies Ead. I am, however, tn.
stroeted to my, that It will not be in the power of *a dYaelxa to give
you any aid mosey. Then Is am due to the evens fund, the
easel expe.m, up to the dose of the year, sod if you bold any shares
upon whka the full amount hoe not been paid, pm will owe two.
mace per week per alien dace the 11th of November, 18 16.—Iterpect-
lir. D." 4 tam. Tomb; CLAIN. Car. See.
Ice October knowing Mr. Watson wrote again to the yro-
pristen of the Land Company, complainieg that the original
allotment to Min should have been transferred to another
party without obtaining ant his consent to such a proms&
nf ; and the following was the reply he received from the
ineraposdies secretary :
144, Bedews, Lemke, Meek, 26.
84,e-lt Marne that a party hen taimagemembla of mir thrwe-sere
term, bat he did so Mame the Men
teem eel egeW the einem
eseemesis at the dinner& Ile no mime taken eels of the um.
vespielbemene farms, bet set Weft NOM withal kr dm enlU-
veiniest tom mercer be teek peen nien et Os threemes MR; aid
bad Me piss ever bees terwalingleeaMbe piergeweedenaseMOt
yet remeele him for bis sendest. Me Mt le UM the he Ms
new km elk mail prep* etven mom Is
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de get sey the 4th erten at NM, adds your mimbled morel
Mak hat ~pia ierer yen themethe hes weer bees M.
limed Mel year peeteeke, either by the (Nz. dame) et.
sew emit et amen Met yea anti oat gems peewee
et ell. I am,
however, et egbies Met yea MI Mtn Mem Wks et the tneeme-
dee, bit esseptet the bermes tame, whisk aught Islam been is.
espied by the yam* MEM at the thmemes km, mean:
your *est le is se% tar the lemesee firm weal new • mem
thee Ow theeemee tes. If yea NM I ell Mew*, dm
one toe yea. Ide wet dishes this swarm to yes, hot simply
it, as me wHY b testtdm tereenre • tame ems el me .. Irsitt
I ma
sore hem. fully
Ten pomaded OM yen Ma be a plow by Mktg the three.
however, penes whabever einem you may
tank dilk edeente the uptake that cur mem will be better
foe year penises dm three acres an be. I ea, dr, yetis one.
Ineptly,
Wanes. Taus. Mean, Coe gee.
Mr. Lk

Mr. Waatsa, on receiving this answer, wrote to the drat
that ho *Ow resolve the valise of hie allotment La sash,
when be isishred the following answer from the seine g.a-
aquas :

Meth:sal Lard Campeay's M
le. ee. 141, High Holborn, Loadca,
Nov. UM.
Mr,—l tree at limalidde es Waft bit, red retuned hem yes.
talky. I saw Mr. Mard red reedeed ism Min Md. lemma Mr
sam or Sol. He dal end the redder when be py rah kr • beak
order *deb kg held% pleb* I think, la a left et IhreduebbL We
bed peeemdeeret the bow, bet by elm It we Om I mintireseb
ra It tree VIM ghee try the dbiebtre ft yes or hag Mr.
wilt sand the rem et Se era here, Nod dim be dress I waned it
to yes mime the Mere or awoke, net ter We leer, tem ter last
=aid tbe reek et s wieder/ la tibia mem pare et ghee are
Taw% bet. Thee, Rau, Cor. boa.
Mr. D. Waft& _

iiionlialter rossipt of this letter, Mr. Watson died,
leaving his claim upon the lead company still uneati.fted,
and bequeathing It to his Miter. After repeated application
leis the 'meat of money for which the farm bad been sold,
she (Mrs. Watson) complained to the delegates in Scotland
of the weds of the company towards bar, and they Jaime-
dial*, Makin that she be been very badly used, comma.
niested midi No director or manager in Lindon, when the
following idler was forwaradedo toMene oas of the delegates, la
DWI Mies, 144, n Tendon, July 3. late.
Mr.—l am lestrwmed Wme ateemem et- NaUonal Leal
memo to bins gas last tame is a awsuenee allotment in
;vd.sda awed at Lowilmdefals Worm to whisk
Yat gia Naa M that y Woke Otto avail hrs.
.elf of MIA hart u. Bonner.
xJ —fire M le WM Ines b., return of Oast, sboe)o
this War peas sit4ilastarp-1111.
Atm waliimg isms onoliseatils time for the swag, elm at
Masi wrens to Mr. O'Osnomw, at 21, Noiting-hill-tarrawi,
ispwater, who at arm fessardod Wee tho followyg mana.
las desanwar, as It is edam apse an usstasspod plow of
paver :
I Wall pay Mrs. Winos the ow et Stir peramis la Ma 111011411 twin
this date, being the amount of a transfer at liiwtrak laths
°Agilli LIM
y.—Datsd this Nth *Only, Mil Imam CfOsurns.
cernsgAM-terraor, Lanka