The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-14 00:00:00

THE EIRRESS, THUBSD&Y EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1850..

inwilt, sad th►t Ow whole faeta &mod that the *half
had saatahted as damage.
Kt. Justice Putnam—My doubt to spot the odioissoy of
the origami sfidavit a impost of its ara slatlag say sawatat
of &atop sad ea that poiat I tart Yaw dm, to osasider.
I do trot Mel mood by the °three obieetioao roiled. I swat
ow how the defendant's letter is to be got over.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—TarrnDAT.
emus a amen,.lemes Us Cur Jun Awn Me.busess
Mann It.. bursas WlitiMse, un Ms. Jun Tutu.
Ifiages.gr e. MIDLAND COI:71111U RAILWAT COMPANY.—
RAILWAY PASSINGS'S' 1~/Mia
lie
This an wee triad as the late erase Ilio So emu of
Wenefek, end wee as seise of Ulu lie esseepra
of nal dam domaral hp the de magi dig
drummers@ : The plied, took • am
Birmingham to Glosesalor sod ha elk Of
IWoll. At the latimeztolo he illaill s Bawd Mom
inapt to BAWL As • dim ameogel ho Imo Mika .
Mls aim Me, sad es • sossad illia diestrierm.
re.perlsvd et Briesel4bramge mos sod
he wes jai with ewe Obi Ina whisk ofnell
\Me lass isms to if he lied • alleirwr pr he
the gado datum The *air tiertho the had
bees • fret doss peassoper to Olimoseow, sad remised the
soma mustily due. This, house, us voliond‘ sal an
mammy decalasi a peek me of esti slam TN=
thereupon brought Ws anion, to vita She
pot • mead plea on the regard make ma Ode
eestmet with the plaiadt to elm Ida owl lb
es amass enters Sot lawful reward, sod elmeglogilin
with annapene to defraud the ampeay. The pug
be the plaintiff, and a rule wee salsegarittly a
galas as the pinned!** show muse why Me radiet
set be entered for the defendants is the wooed km,.
Mr. Whitehunt, Q. 0., end Mr. Mellor sow showed muse
aslant the rule, whisk was supported by Kr. lisodrey,
Q C., Mr. Macianlay, Q C., and Mr. Hsu.
The nuncios Inert the ocean tres simply the autesetioa
to be pat upon the spina plea, it being contended, as De-
bar of the defendants, that, looking at the plea, and the
evidence gives to @utak it, the verdict ought to be sieved
Tthem.
Tha court Oak due to ormalm its jadinsat.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Turnma.
Smoot si amt.
O'Bainu e. Kassvoir.—hrhamen Carat.
Mr. Newt*, Q.C., argued this ease fee tie plaintiff, and
Mr. Wilke far the defatit.
It wait special case divested by the late Vies-Chancellor
Migrant to obtain the opieleas of the Mimed barons of this
mart. The mein question was, whether a deed of trust
executed by the lota Sir Jetta Obese was void fee usury.
The defendant wee one of the trustees. It appeared Sir
' John Osborne mimed fate an agmement to pay his meditate
lawsuit the rate of 5 per omit apes their debts respectively.
and lammed his life for the payment of the principal, mai%
it was; weed Mead oM be reemered until after hie death.
He charged his real mates, ia which he had a life interest,
with the payment of the premiums and the live per coa
t. as
lour is he and ea cosdities that no p Mead
be taken &plum him personally by hie meditate, he agreed
that they amid at his death be entitled to the bonuses
them. &awe dm upon the several polieies effeotmd en his
life. It was new eenteatied that the agretssat to attribute
the Menem smears the meditate was void, as it mewed
them a greater Interest than the law machosed.
The mart took time to eimeider.

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—YMEZDAY.
Boom Ma. autos Purr Aire a Ilialeampoiolow Amy.
HOITON e. LUDILIBY —Hal Harem a T11•12/1.
This was an action to recover coompeneatiea is damages for
&Meech of agreement. The defendant pleaded sot (silty.
Mr. H. James, Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. H. Header-
ma were for the plaintiff, who and in forma pimperis • sad
Ms. Higgins, Q. C., and Mr. L. H. Bayley for the
Indaat.
pisiatiff is a chorus oblige and the &indent the
loses of Her Majesty's Theatre. In 1848 an amanita%
was (catered into between the defendant and his clone
stagers to the effect that they were to consider themselves
engaged during that and the two succeeding seasons, mans
it was otherwise determined by Me manager on giving a
wmk's notice. The plaintiff continued to perform his
duties as a choral stager, at the weekly salary of
11. 18s., at the theatre until August, 1849 whoa
hie engagement for the mason terminated. lie then
obtained an engagement at the Princess's Theatre, in Glas-
gow, when he remained midi the February following. In
the comes of that mouth he rcoeived a letter from her Ms-
jesty's Theatre, stating that his services would be required
at the theatre on the 12th of that month. He accordingly
went on that day, and attended eight or nine rebeerWs
after which he received an intimation that he would not be
admitted to any further rehearsal, and he, at a later date,
receivedfrom the defendant two weeks' salary and a week's
notice, which, it was 'Gerd, was according to the original
agreement. It was admitted that • notice was posted at the
theatre, stating that no me wee to consider Wendt engaged,
mime he received a mitten sgreement.
A amber of wittiness cenneated with the emkeil sad
theatrical profeesioas were called, and stated that amerdiag
to professional usage the plaintiff was entitled to a mentli's
notice or a swath's salary. °then said that it engaged for
the some, they looked for payment for the whole period of
the season,
Mr. Haggles, on behalf of the defendant, contended that at
the time the plaintiff was discharged the original engagement
was is MU fetes, the terms beteg that the engagement as
terminable by giving a week's notice. The defendant, as
had bee' admitted, had fully complied with the terms of that
agreement, for he had actually given the plaintiff two weeks'
'Mary at the time the notice was gime that his services were
not further required.
Mr. Harm Platt having summed up,
The jary immediately returned a verdict for the deGsdant.
The learaed Boon said this was s very improper maim to
have been brought them.

COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—YeniaDAY.
Barons me. co-- -- Humors.
Ix ell OtOROB WYATT AND KRUM TnonpnON.
Thus bankrupts, who were brewers, failed Was time
since for a large amount. The joist estate has paid a
dividend only, and the separate estate km paid DX in the
pound, and left a surplus.
Mr. Bagley to-day appeared In support or a proof ten.
tiered by Mr. Douglas Thompson against the separate estate
of ary
Ho Thempecm. The mcaleiouse deigned was 2,0214.
Mr. Sumas opposed the adbility of the proof.
It appeared that Mr. Douglas Thompson lad Duals part-
nership with Mr. Hoary Thompson, and the point at issue
was, whether the right of proof existed in a sees where the
solvent partner of a firm had paid the debts of himself and
partner subsequently to his partner becoming bankrupt. A
joint liability (mined to pay the debts, sad it was urged that
this pee • right to prove ',pipet the separate estate of Hoary
Thompson for debts thus paid after his baakruptey.
His Honour decided that the separate estate of the bank-
rupt, Henry Thonspeoo, was liable for the moiety of debts of
the old flan thee paid on his aeurint.
Proof admitted.
In an C. B. Porruton.
This was the last examination meeting. The bankrupt
was swine merchant, of Commercial reed Neat. The amount
of debts, ite., smut as yet be ascertained with seseraey.
It is supposed that the bankrupt has left the eminvy, and
falling this day is attend he was proalaimed riatiawed to the
usual form.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL.
STUMM BOOKS MINN CMAXIStiti iII TIM TIIMPLI.—,
ADM! Simpson was basaght up for farther examination
charged with stalks bus 400 to 600 'Ames of law sad
other hooks, tructs:y of Kr. G. Hamatoad Whalley,
Kr. Vaaikaa tad ether LIM gentlemen, from
their timalisesolt Me. P is the Temple.
Afar the FAMINES had been mad over, John
Geoid, the Merit who the ere of the lambus, farther
Meted that sines the lest ezemimiliaa he went, in company
with the Wiser, to Mr. names preasissa, is (lower-street,
when he bead upwards el 100 vols. of different works
=M M andr. &chards, d a few to Kr. Whalley. Oa
;11he weal main and eommeased a farther search,
whoa he head 66 volume mere, the property of the mats
geatleasea. Os Totodoy be made another visit to Mr.
Sharpe's premisse, whoa he feud more of Mr. Richards's
i=etr, onstsating to 29 volume of varicose des n,
all this property, he headed them me le
Me sines arto.
%Wu 84411 w, bookseller, of IS, Geweimeast.
sorroberated A. lest witames maims* bad seid A.
tot toll who ha Wight Ikon WI lois. is is oillos
WO, and besets boas ia tarp Ltl. wt=unsigesi to
what they moo, bat ealy main a
Ramble is each it, sad what they were Win** old t
Alflotosa ChaWs sal he should groat a rossof hum* •
ow
of whoisesk eettbsey so the Goo Wore Ms, No moo
saly ttuprioed Chet soy Goo NOWA have bought the quomilly
of books trim the priostor whitest eking Wm say quip
tient with mud to the Mood posesollsa of the sum.
The prison woo than remanded for a week for bulbar
manias**.

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the Weekly Chreweek, appeared upon a Suseise to as.—
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nera:=l,ktos by
ttrelßerest
him
lb. Sabi that he tad a Kr. Doyle won ths ro-
Irsenbl=tegraiely. taisillarerdadaa; bisolardogliPtawlaellP:llt
Ass le the S_ Orsed where he set the defeatist, WWI, with.
ea big sidrowed by his, said, "If you tiou't walk ost
al lks ens 111 sot allow the paper to go out ;" to whisk
w*ou alb as reply, mere that be would asks
a assoassaiess of she sproesloos, which Its did, sod
weld .Me lks Gasses room, where ho i
kissat Psalm satetbs radiation would be
Ildseilse sea ear ingsred ,be Noma, and witaZat
as arm* GI dam sow whisk he (Mos) bad rewired hi
Ss uelikelke that =waist Defends& slued to nadir
lay esseeal, sad said h. *odd &abates the messy us he
saposhs pew. Eh t ads.. thee, without say
hos wiles% said to as snore( MIIIIIM, " Tot arrirell4
villein," of whisk whip .1 took so nods. Ihkeist
lowed up this alteriv. Is ~us... by shads, his abashed did
is whoess's Vi iitiaillll. a that .. hi wm mom to
huh Rho ad 0 ostalemst abseil& no It to tics dity
hi disive lame oar ised his seals* esualeisi
MOO esemik, aad 4 1., dent sehorgessak i
tonmaisseak 0.3.• goines apse wham% Afeseeil
sosaamess wham .la.sOord Ise seas =atimarts
the ell" lavas hem ed inhum by tho
OM bk Imps w.a se, si I. is,
1 ilesseassidised—Wita see broths is mem
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the defeadaat he woes°, meet dramas tedissMas himsslf.
Wham »sadists& say partnership with Dilisa.
Mr. Doyle was mamined at sees
_heel fer the deka.
data, whom he said he always esedissal sea pram, al
Mewl not reamed as sada at the litampallee. 0a Grow
zeseleselw, Ike% however, Masted that la Jane
Mt, masa isahearies woe .8 publisher al the payer at the
Steaspellshbe bed ileislodt that he (Doyle) sal emplaimat
ware the seie
hame semereMlia Mk *es halms. the wit.
SM. Me sad the this width,
Mr. Beam seasidesiai the ma fell peered, ordered the
delealest to _ hell, Masai I. 1001, mad two sureties in
601. »Mt le keep the pease for I. tweet s, width was com-
plied with, sad the defeadaat was diashargeL

Moan lErriorn vann''.7foort:ertoriss Newry Ossifies, a
young nom of rupeembie ammarems, who was doeseibod in
tlos polies Meet es a cigar dseW residing at No. 8, Lillypou
lane, City, was Marpd by Raker, 170 Or,
under the following aztasordiamy eirenastmees
Raker haviag bean sworn said, that yesterday crowing, at
halt poet 2 o'clock, he one cm duty in St. Joha•strest,
Clarksamil, wham the prism's. came up, sassed cad
mid "Itis a fluemorsiag.' Wham laid, " Yes, it is."
Thor prisoner thou Hew gee on Maims ?" Whams
Ob, promy brisk." TM prisoner said. " West do
of tiM r• sad he prosented to his hood large
mid* he podia est of his pookot. Whams mid
" What else lome yea gat shoat yon ?" TO* prisms: said:
Bs quiet. a burglary is to bin semmitted In aight by a gang
of datives " Wham, asked him whore it was to take plaoi.
He said at a binge sloth masaiestarees, 83. Si. Jolui-strest,
Olorksawall, near the Oki Rod Lion Tama Wittier
mid, thee you mast know the partite who 'Mead to email
the barglasy, sad you mast some with me to the otatioa-
house. He collard him, and taking the pistol from his,
took his to the station-bow.
Mr. Cembe—ls the please known to thepeliss
Waddingtaa. ths gaoler. said he knew tU wham, well
as bang a
ndie with
amend dead
was withuter at fairs
la the town a country, and joiasd gangs B. 0. tables.
or, " under rum andmar seven," sad was always reedy to
Isla in soy algal or scheme of *Radar. He would Mew
boys and older thleme sad drop a bandkerehief, or other
article, and then charge ma imemat party with a robbery,
tar eke purpose offindorlog himself —•p 'as sad
his espouses at the MAIM He was a oeneorMoislti
designer of all sorts of plans, and a " Esse who would
darrsons late daliairwasiso, sad gay lakirmatkin sc
thin with a view el Mug rewarded, sad ultimaboly
a guiltiest ia the palm Mee g and &what tit*
mania he readered himself owspioaouly rldlesloas
hi toweamtwea as a special Namable. He (Weddhigten)
as tool—a penes who wanted to be magi-
=3l le
e. Ilemetedy, whom, I. feet, M woo W. Nobody.
TIM plisaart was Tray evasive ia his answers, and gays a
meat fiery etomat of bimelf.
Mr. Omaha toil the primmer that he nut fad good bail,
or ke we'll be seat So Itt.
Raker semi abet knew the prima to be what
Waddieglia had described.
Raker erns instructed to pat the sloth manufaeteren in
St. Jellemereet ups their guar *pima any Winded
bsfereisMer wsithsa lathed up.

liwermut, Nov. 13.—Tho Cora looleinan was usatonnely
Maned today.
!Mae ail Way of lboa lan
wait% pri_un
at= sin ao *wan. Sastial="advorse
ends ; hes Won sold i lbo saucily
of ebb day it
vudiaiiiiiin mown ebb no ounaltatemporleabroad • ,
lboquolaliar off
bet van no no rang need an daft amena: ,
lesonaue, Now. IS.—W. bad s fain quantity of Wheel at
assetea eta k ead fent, a Lot week's mien ; bat • Natal
, toOa pada. Prima dr tana. That, na. to Oa. Vas- 1
to Oa; adming, 3ls. Is Oa Ants. Its. to Ila. Seam
bits. Pi" Va is M. lye dla to Ma.
Illordanart. Nov. 11.—As the own abeam oar raptly
Float at sualestdon use hormasso.usr haTeozzlirormsst
lit inlinelish6loperlel tomb* kola In b
per. gr. TY in anyba of SL= nibs an to lb. Ws
Me •Mb neponnial Is no tradna anday's norn• Ono
bap Idol* ma lA. Wad. pas Mum Now Sona. nail kind.
UL bar n slaws all. Via to M. Palates an gassally
tKo.
M. per irk of II 'ban
net- ott-Tasa, Nov. 19.—W0 had a good *apply of
',bat at tan dors bark* aad bane( a good attendant ot born.
So einen AY at tbe dall sem lif tbli day wan ; la booth
Minton of Mina ina trationtad at bans
I nen: inn anon OMR inn a pratti=dainad.
Otanilna Inn& lb alba millibi be dingo. pass:
WklooteCl qr. at alba it dr Will. Durham end PA-
W to ant yid% Oa lo dia; old, whits. 464. to no.;
44t; deals malla led, Sta. to 43a.; white, 44a. to na ;
Ms. to 435. ; gad. Ma. to 435. ate, lead, lb. to les. ;
to fan. boas. aid, as. to 32a. Pious, par week of
la, sls. N. I platens Kt Oatmeal, iota, 30e.
boolita. car qr., edema. le Or lain. Dentate, IfoalsabargW,b=
4,.....iraari0w1....7,8ead
alnSteaolksla lidadauh.4e. t1413e.t,
di. pa Imperial quarter, 5611,1., 24..
Oele, Pie aid =, lea. to 20a. Pees, toiling, 30a. to 112..
Ree• NY. Owe, Ponnloa. lot. pro ton.—lmporte donna the
pia week : what, tortaba, In en.; Pansy, 373.
Dustarr, Nov. 19.—At on market this morning then
mu • own se orarafaity mall nagly attain Wheat, which was
lir sli et no namile at Min f fa *mp din wa• no change
la OW lan bliebr boarbbor von wry non unieeted. 0.01
von la ilea dimad. wl albinism la vans. A beta demand
far in amillio of Onsast; Make guarlitler not much asked lon
India Oars is. doll. bat we do not alas 011 r quetaoone. Pere Is
a tali sae *cabin' Roar.

CATTLB.—ItomPodp, Noy. 13.—Wa had a starter sap•
of stook at market to-day, arblet vas a better rale, at mare
mossy. Brat, fa. ed. to 4s. Matica, h. to la. Voil, Ss. to L. 10d.
Port, 3s. to 3s. 106
•• • -

Barnum, Nay. 13.—Tha bast qualities realised rather
axes mmsf to.dsy. Beet made from Is. ed. to L. 10d. Mutton.
In to Y. id. Veal, is. to 4s. Pork, it. 4d. to Sa. 6d. per mons
of gibs., linking the oteg.

HALLow Feta, Nov. 13.—This 1 market was held
yesterday, in a field on the tars of Gorski Mains. The day
was very favourable, and the stock consequently appeared to
the best advantage, and we can seemly say that we observed
a single instance of any of those epidemic diseases to which
cattle, when driven to market, have long been so subject.
The number of cattle brought forward on this occasion was
less than average of former year,, pirticularly those of the
Highland breeds ; good ;two-year-old heifers of that descrip-
tion werescarce, and brought 21. 6a. to 41. 6s. ; mots et the
same breed from 21. to 61. 10s., and small year olds from 11.
to 21. 10s. The supply of polled cattle was limited,
and those exhibited were neither in good condi.
Uon, nor favourable specimens of that breed. The
demand for such was brisk, and they brought
prices about 10 per cent, above the Falkirk markets. I
This was imputed by some to the growth that has lately
taken plus in the turnip crop. The south country and
Irish cattle showed more breeding than is usual at this mar-
ket, and many fine specimens were exhibited. Short horn
store of two-and-a-half ,lean brought from 61. to 91., and
heifers of the same desorption from 61. to 8 guineas. Short-
horn sticks from 41. to 61. Irish cattle were less sought after,
and a great many of them were turned off the ground un-
sold at nightfall; upon the whole, a good many sales were
effected of the better aorta, and at prices fully as high as
was anticipated, even by the holden of stock. There ware a
eoasiderable number of tat beasts shown, chiefly of the High-
laud breed; those of gooi weights and quality brought 55.64.
per imperial stone. whilst light and interior cattle could be
nought at 45., 4a. ed., and 61 per stone, whilst part of the
latter description were left over, and will likely be shown
again to day. The best 104 of all breeds of cattle were
eagerly looked after, and some of the most superior lots were
soon disposed of. A proportion of the inferior lots remained
unsold, and will be exhibited to-day. From the number of
purchasers upon the ground yesterday, good cattle are ex-
pected to be to demand to day (Wednesday). The Irish
cattle were chiefly in the hands of cattle agents, and
several lots of these remained unsold towards the evening.
The show of horses on this occasion was below an
avenge, and few or no good cart horses were
exhibited. The demand for such was languid, and prices
were about 10 per cent. below the Falkirk October Tryst.
The price for inferior horses was also below former markets.
TM operations of the farm being forward for the season
sassed them to be little in demand. The supply of saddle
bum was most meagre, and we do not Inc Meet having
ass such a limited show of useful animals. The supply of
Highland ponies we. ales:small, for which there appeared
little or ao demand. There is expected to be a better
demand kis both horses and cattle to-day (Wednesday).—
Hmtmosiss.
lugerroir (SI:MOT) FAIL NOV. 13.—Yesterday this
extensive autumn fair, which is held for two days, fully
realised the expectations of graziers and breeder, of stock,
they having anticipated from the extra demand within the
lest few days for grazing stock that the attendance of buyers
would be numerous, and the advance in price of both cattle
sad sheep would be fully supported. Such turned out to be
the case ; for not only were prime Devon' and all other
I sorts of superior quality selected early by anxious buyen,
and the prime obtained in many instances full 11. per hese
above the offers at the previous fairs, but many huadreds
hand. by 12 o'clock. Bulls of chola breed made
tratict. to 121. per head, according to age and quality, up-
rude of 400 being exhibited. There were 14,000 sheep and
lambs penned. The demand for walkers we. brisk, at 30s.
to 340. per bead; 351. was given for one choice lot of 200 ;
ewe, made from 26e. to 30s. each ; good lambs, 18s. to 224. ;
culls, 10.. to 14s. Horses of good quality brought high
prices ; inferior ones seemed of no value.
Lag'cow FAlL—This fair was held on Monday Wit. The
supply of both beasts and horses was very moderate, especially
of the superior sorts. Good cattle were in brisk demand,
and made from 10.. to 11. per head more money. Oa ac-
count of the scarcity of good stock, the inferior descriptions
were more sought for, but scarcely realised higher rates.
The same may be said of the horse fair; really useful
animals, commanding improved priests, also met a ready sale.