The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-13 00:00:00

Mr. Doyle saw at Mr. Newton's elks has siath died. aid
we could not alt bias ; bat I have so objection whatever to
all Mr. Newton, to suits all that he 'mows about it.
The Chief Jastioa—Tiat would sot help the we; who is
to prove that Doyle saw the clerk who has sines died ? It
say not to to the wrdiet ; but it Is as important point is the
ter.; sad If It mold be shows that plaintiff went to New.
ton's elate, it world give • Murat esapleziaa to the thee.
Mr. tierjoast Allen thrilled, sluff whisk
His Lordship swathed leaving it to the On flo thy
whether the plaintiff was rhea oat of the Weehir
Math Is Thesstra's malady, cad if so they tid give lam
such &oyes as they night onsider bin entitled to.
The jury, after a few status' consaltatios, hued a vie-
dirt for the plaiatiff—dasnagss 401.
Mr. flajesat Alin applied to as learned judge to entity
that it wee a proper cause to be tried ia • superior smut.
Ills Lordship sold he weed eoarislar it.

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—YgeMDAY.
Mesas lap. Comesmems Zeus.
Iw is Warmish.
This was the day applaud for dm last ezmalaatioa of
Bistanel A Wassar. Essadbad as a " projostile ataanfas
tune, of Soatlaarammarem, Strand," who has Malmo!
much notoriety Is ossamion with As " long-range,' and
other praisers.
Mr. Riddell, who appeared for tit. Makrupr, said Its was
usder the nownsity of asking At soot for an adisaMMIMM
of this ezasainatioe, is oonsequeneo of the dalissffig MOM
the baakraptbad Mad is making out as tomato( kis NOM
On consideration it had Ma /mad that it would he asses
wry for Ms amoantaats to go bask many yam. is stair is
show distramly Ms sum of hie embarrassments
Megan. Lawmacia and Plows for dui assignors. offered so
oppositioa, sad as adjourament was ordmd for a month.
Mr. Birt, who appeared for the landlord of a km is
Murry, of wheal tha bankrupt had had a Wm, neap
Wt pammisa of rho farm was not given up. although Um
Maas was heelball by Wbankruptcy. TM farm was
nothing but a mass of rubbish and watts; tkom was aglitter
bores, sheep, on, war Rig ow the premises.
Mr. lioddell said the bankrupt was ready to deliver up
powasion, but A. was Mehra that Um 'Mom should not
em the opportunity of nails, anything they could from
the form.
His Honour said tha proper some would be to call on
assigaires Mat Mistime they would give up posseetiea
or set.
The debit of the bankrupt aro stated at about 14,000 f. ;
tho amount of masts is doubtful, being dependant on the
melt of the benksept's sham oe the Pommes 'mari-
nate. Matra. Hardie / sad of Greausetreet, ars
tamed is the proparaissa of sits baskrapt's amounts.

Bums a. Coou. (Ts the Editor of the Es/rear.)—
Sir,—ls your report of tide trial yen Mate that the loused
seansel for the sidewise% sailed Wr. Oaths** (ite s wham)
upon his subpasaa, but he did not appear." Yost renders
would judge nem this, if aramplad, that I had been ents-
premed by the defendant a a mites... sod either dared nst,er
would sot stand, spas my 'Opens*. Bat how mend **fame ?
Os Friday last I rem served with a subpsnaa by the sthatry
agent of the rem
attersey. I was ill is bed when he
served me, but imputed my readiness to attend, if the trial
did not come en math the early part of the pewee week,
when I hoped to be es moth better es to travel without
imager. This was peers* satisfatitery to the sreatlemea
who served we, who then left me, requesting me to feereard
by that poet, to the defendant's money, as Midevit of
my medical attendent that it would be unsafe for Me
to attend at preeent. This dill by that eveniag's
mall. No 000 duct mosey eas ever paid or offered se
with my subpsene. Os the followiag day I felt to
much better that I wrote to the pentleaut who served me,
upraising my readiest, to attend on Wog furnished with
proper modact mosey. By the next pest I wrote to the
same effect to Mr. Lmer, the defendeat's attorney. At the
time the leaned counsel called me on my outspeak he had
my medical attendant's stßdavit and the above feels before
him. Your readers will now be able to we through the nee,
and to Jodie why the farce of calling we upon my sabpaith
wee gone through. Trusting to your candour to Dont this
Is your soot pe_peir, I meths, .sir, your very obedient ser-
vant, EDYOII/3 OAILBETT.—DawIey, Salop, Dee. 11,11160.