The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-16 00:00:00

tidal that Ito was to brio; it sawn him to be beeoghilleders
soy justice of the poem, sad that justice was amtkeriesel sod
resparedOrhera there were reasosoble groan& to believe him
to IA • demontroo caws hiss to he waver,* in civil outedy
to the derma er heodiaarters of the regiment. Thus, bare
a man ws• gives Sp t• the military audunities, la MO lON
plum • ounssable in to bs smelt for,•nd them • mmaglalmato
wee se be osablied that there wee • resessabienur=ff he
etamila• lam with befog • deserter. TM Will
saw the most he be mama la orgitey
• or head-gems aW' reginest. Thom waist
Wig assallisestries aas slam nimal*. be wee to
in hi as of a estarable, ma Uhi stetpin%:4
wee to slots So • sat bang •
This. ems deems ames owy to
ass
• dean* should gatharmaties to goo dal
omd sea ohms the ma irk& the des
If • wham were mesiseed,
awo. le lan • dermas ismaSegto the ass-
=rneetiresid the wailed the warn
M wale The Mile
mass
of
Wow thevided lato &Ewa :ad there am
o maw 'espied together soar the MALI
▪ lanediage ea theOmmalesiem et 011issees°
maim were the 16th. 19a, esd 9th; the hot if vital
rased the trainees el thme wise were shows abo gob
emirs by the two brow pronme. Taos &Sae ifflawistioli I
apply to ell military alma sad mime to • ime• by •
yriesser by his essmasding Mar. The annisaajdet
ear wee bead to ham • saribright hefts bin
to ra
kes bin to keep alms
am the bw met
be takes to be lemma so des am mo to
noughtf her Moles" migesis Zs r. Jean Ins)
ou if lidesbastile• Istidosse Masi " Is • seas
I did not Oak. before ••
knits .61st owealeg am affillast
mosey," it was sot the dap of OM ma nimsffal dlion to
waive bin; for int IMO ell, the toderesoffss at the doh
authorities would be doze away with. There alga be a
rood deal of hardship alleged on as pmt ml the dieffesdest,
bat • am of hardship might "pay be aide os the put
of the plaintiff. However, mbart thew wen may herd-
chip or sot, it was the duty et those nag epos the Irma
Is judges to asoartain dearly what the taw was. V
these gnu& it appeared to him that the defame bad
fe ind, bemuse all the saw gamama "My bore van the
rights of Major Gaels valor tM9lh mega et war.
Mr. Jambe Waage mid that ho emend with thoi=
rlty of the meet ea am pan& apes tab& they bed
this Impottosit OlsOSSWAysol wades. The "sly promie•
was whether Mega awls had a geed dame es
the peseta aeries. He (Mr. Jain Coleridge) =it
that Ito Md. The ilmbility of she defendant bad may Man
from the tine whin be nand the plaintiff lade his ems.
tody. Thin night have bets nosy irregularities before
the plena MS hem brought bare the defendant, with
respect to whit he Ildr. hedge Coleridge) would make no
remark, but oensheastly with thus bregalarities the defend-
ant might ham a good seam to the action. He (Yr.
Jostles Coleridge) thought that Os NUL article of was was
• perfect defence to the acacia.
Lord Campbell wished to sU that be gave no opinion as
to whether the wens paused ban the plaintiff was
brought before the der admit wis a Ina Geo, or whether the
plauttiff might not have a remedy againstthose who had hol-
lowed that mune.
Hole mid for • new trial discharged.

COURT OF BANRIWPTITI.—TursaIAT.
Isola Ma. theraneemes IVAN/.
IN .5 Caste* Mauna.
The bankrupt, Bared Allred Winer, dassribed
a projectile a anutetthret, ofßootoa yowl. head.
This was the ire merry Mew el debts ssiebree
of reissue. Oily IN. eat el 1 w preyed. eel the
war_
erliter XL Ideas. a Toolegerese.r.
assigriee. Maser ilfribiji red el
veshrouver, an esswintants. timilswlles
mad Ilabilidee ere stated to eared 11.111111. The must ef
laser is swatiorint is the *AM ty al dr bealeropfe erato
the utast af 100,3031... sea t, ae.
gal Talbot is Maned os a altewelgewaliklarilimila
Imam OtionliwWwu Osinnsaw.
In an Nan Jaw Naar.Bast , —Teo DOIIIIIIIIAND lizioars
This was the day appealed by W Merear kr kering the
stystassts as a peOtioa pressor* by II sae IL ace J.
Clara it Raga* asklay
_I to be paid la foll est a the rests
earshot of 1,1701., had besa pall tato the bask
ander psalm elearteleasse
Mr. Luria appeared* soppert of the petftioa ; Mr. Begley
opposed Mt the Aoki erigase (Hr. Peanell).
t aresteel that ea the aware of Batarday, the 22ad of
Jess ire, Sheet hellions la the esseriag, Mean. Chinon
seat the war queers ily a ressengsr to the beak, where
it was resolved by Hr. Mews, the meager, nidest so the
preasine, sad Ih?set.pleeed he a sate. He gave the ardleery
priatea eskaow bat dated it for the Ilialey haw-
kg. when he the meant would have hese pissed to
Meter. Clousa's malt Oa Kondey swain the leak was
alined, 14.1U* burg Opted a deslaratka of laselverey is
the fiatardsy
Ms. Leer =led that the messy having bra paid in
alter ma set of haskrapore was essialtred by Nash, his
clients bad a rigid tore, it la Ireaeitu. There was se entry
of the dep.* be the beak beaks. It was, in fast, a legal
tread be Moss* the .anger, r nerve the mossy, sad
theralere it noshes* the preyaq of MOMS. elutes. As
$204. ef the rem eseelerd ef drifts as other baskets which
emit set he segellated till Ideeday, this prelim at lout
rersiesil the property of the claimants, who weld net haw
drawn ea the beakers until Moaday moraine. The resipt
bore date is Illisaday, sad the Interest woad sup have Nor
aseurell en that day. Jolters was is *its
les* perdu until the roue was mired la lee Mil
whisk tire the claimants lad the right of stapplog la
tereeks.
Mr. Begley cesteada that the luau rut be treated
jest la the same way as • *ea to the bank, as the deposit
had bra rade before the set of baskreptey was committed.
The reau4 was therefore the same as was usually adopted
seder bra traptey. There was se ease whatever which
utherked a party depositing ark with a banker, before
hookreHower,pter, to skim
tanremtalu otest la fall.
tlem
after m the learned they the
elebeeteer they had reached him, by the asses r hod
sited, Warred his Pederast till the 27th inst.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THE kiPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1850.

BOW-STREET.
MAGIOLaIeb HISTOST 01P Eno [Ann.—Danis' Dodscos,
a bookseller, carrying on business at 10, &Aiwatours,
El•rsad, appstared Wore Me. Jardine, upon a armor on
Friday fortnight, to sereat Me the wan in whist he
came versed of the emesth eMdes (sepaiiiiied) of
hiscaulay's History el Ingland." the peeperty et Miser
Longman and Co., the pnbJskise. whir were eappured to
have been steles, es whisk see tea kern Sr hiked pur-
ebred the Sire "illatOt Ores a parr nessed Rom, who
wee well haws Is the ewer, kg the sum of lts, and riving
get diem bemul. Oat MOOR to Mr. Willis, of the Plans,
Creet-geedee, slab merely in tits same trade, at the
soul trade peles,ls Silisscieses of skids a summons was
based for the Silll4llllo Of Mt. Here, who, on appear,
on Friday week, eiddlksehe had bridle Ike work from a man
in Bray's inures kg le. dd., but be Mel sot koow who he
sr., or where he MN OUP be bende end he had no means of
ascertainieg if die beds sem eq prisdar edition, or if the
edition in garden bed et bad re he. published, which
was manifest (rem the fest of his barer offered the work at
'rend ahope for Wei Med It was rejoin& The magistrate,
unaidering that seek a system of carryteg on business was
set only full of sespides, but also highly prejudicial to the
int, rest of publidMee Y general, some to the conclusion that
a 'abject of err musk Importance to the trade ought not to be
determined lieselly, sad ordered the summonses to stand
over, that he alibi remise hew far the law could affect the
defendant Isere of berg eeseicted, particularly so the com-
plaint was of es mrseal character.
Yesterday the dehadants were again la attendance.
Mr. Jardine mid that it was shown on a former occasion
that Dodson purdsmed the work from Horns for 12a., and
heeds( got it bred, whir cat him 7.. more, he nabse-
gristly sold it for 245. the trade pries, thereby rallies him
to make a profit of only fie. by the transaction, although be
ran the risk of having It again thrown on his hands if any
Imperfections appeared. Besides, he told without hesitation
from whom he got it, which d out to be correct, mad
which went to show that he was not oognissnt of its having
been stolen, sinless he was aware that such an edition was
not published at the time, and such a fact might net have
come under his nodes, there being other edition. published
during the present year. The other defendant was an
itinerant dealer in books, and there was no reason to doubt
the account he gave • what were termed "throws off"
being sold as imperfect, which he might have thought the
work he bought was; and a guilty knowledge not having
been sufficiently made out, that:oll'ora against each rhould
be dismissed.

From the LONDON GAZETTlL—lliticar, N0v.15.

DAN 1[1!1!176.