The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-21 00:00:00

MO 11. Till ACCUMVLATIVI LIPP MID AND 01EMIDAL

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theire, barrage dews es Dowthir, mina Ow Imo-
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et preilkar
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by rim bed ier,r, sad ere
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raters the red to ribir • nonsait.:

This edits wee pin on damages for slander,
end the dellemint set platy mud a justification.
At the Wel biro (lief Baron in Nadir= the jury
found • he the deledeat.
It appendreran
that the phial vs a Wham is Beth, mod
the wee Sir Richard Oth The 'wows ere me
en the detai had, in the Zahrilarrthas,
Implied be lientat he bad WWI
mhos tied ewe lamb which the bad beuglit of
Wm. The 'WWI improved the pies el knits/lee, be
eheirths, enaltelvedy, that he had not thenied b
ought as
allgakiol that the wat which the deindaat bbad
ban dawn to Inn
Mr. Mode mow mond kg a new trial, ea the pond of
aintreillen. Hie Wing hod told the key that the de-
hone bed • pardon right N wan the imesist which he
hod don VW did se boa►li Me, slang! be night be Ws-
lona, and la the awn of malice 'the dohnhei wu on
Ifebth ; but it we saw entanted that be ma Wien Me the
ewhere shothrous words bad boa "ohm the
to third partin to tha Wary el lie Inds, the law
mail" end it Ina not nmeat IU Olial to
rho evidence upon that point.
The Conn wee, however, of opinion that Om gumption had
ben rightly left to the jury as a privilepd anonnatamtion.
Unite eirouneineas like the prevent a arthesese bed a per •
het right to wake one a statement to Old pieties if he be-
lieved that he bed not delivered the wok which bad been
ordered, bat had substituted caws of • Ye ore quality
and unless it wee shown that the dellindent woe ntheled by
who' stub an action would act lie melon bna.
Roth Wand.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Anui. 20.
(Before Ur. Commisesner Phillips.)

This famine; ea &Wormy, whose caw was before re-
ported, woe farther heard sad ordered to bo diacharged.

IN RE ALPEED DYNCAN WAYMIRE.
This insolvent, who bad kept the Crimes Colas House, in
Victoria-road, Plaistow, apphad under the Protection Act.
Mr. Sargood opposed for three creditors, named Prior,
Thomas and Champion; Mr. Reed supported.
The insolvent had employed Prior to build some houses,
and woe to be paid as the insolvent estate=
cm the property. The insolvent, aom... . to the
et Price. Thomas, and Champion, told them be had money
sired tram the Crimea, where be Mid bow employed, which
be said be had in the bank. Two of the *beams mentioned
1001,, and the other 7001. The insolvent declared, on his
oath, that all that had been stated about the money saved in
the Crimea or in the bank was " all false." He denied in
tote having ever made such • statement He had been in
the Crimes, where he wee foreman over a gang of navvies
and they had a conversation about the Crimea. The Moot-
vent had some bricks from one of the creditors, which he sold
and paid debts.
The can occupied some hours, and several whammies were
called. It award that the bricks were sold
be shortly before
the insolvency, and at leis sum than wee agreed to paid.
Mr. Cmmiteioner Phillips said the Protection Acts would
be • cane to the community if such cases were allowed to
MOn the merits of the case he should not have allowed
O come up under ten months. He never hosed such •
denial of three winnows in all his life, and attributed to
thaw perjury. Ho believed the three witnesses and not the
brolvent. But on the sale of the bricks and the re-sale he
amid dismiss the petition.
The petition wee ecoordlagly diambeed.
The insolvent woe arrested outside the court.

(Beforethe Chief Commie loner.)
There were several eases on the list of the Chief Commis-
donee, who came into court at 16 minutes to 12 o'clock.