The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVERBER 7„1850.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

00UAT OF QUIENI3 BENCH..
Prrftlfts llr SAP6l.—anais Loan Comsp, iffiL. 'trims Catr.

Ia one one a 24416.‘ r. K ingot ord sad swami, in
viii air I. Thesiger retsina, aced, ea behalf el the
enreigna nig be a aew tlee gen this seralag
___ OM treats gnat a rale aid, an gv oral that
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gay. =aM aid atedgetegerdigny.
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This wear ea ladictanat whin had hen preferred aided
the MBsdeat, a usiabse at the bar, kr having abetted his
fileshimes min r ebeesher. meener. The Indianan
um Net sedelime baba lend Campbell, whew the
delimbal INS .01114 eft. W sidiesquendy aectionsed to
siteath's beggigaines
t t.
Q.C.o new moved, on behalf of the de-
.
able Mdion moos why the aide-bar motion in
Ode OM ad M sellanee, and deo Om taxed= of eons
ablolt ia waseigsesee of awn
Mem haws ealdis ° The point apes whin the
Maenad gephedoilleappliestisa was, that the London
Halos, who mop dot peemegateee, wen not " parties g
eed," edible Ile giesidecof the set of parliament. The
statute idiot ildinal he Mt ere wee the ifth and &It of
AWbi did MO, asp. ii me. 3. That set gave coal to •
progentear idea the isdietzeint bad beta removed by
andeled, as thin wee s bat ts was seseenry that
the poem aggrieve/ *hoed be • bona of the
pease, mayor, bailiff, at ober civil- ealmr, who
should pronseater is mad if the edam nadialsed of con-
tented him or ebbed's& slimed • 'llte gematiest la the w-
ent ere was wbollise :gram of olio lambs Hales
dame witidd flhe ineningt ef the statute, end were Kanw
tied la semmeades lib pribeation. The point whe-
ther the geardleas web either " parties " or
'1 filen ellbere," who pegasealed on se watt may done
by • delhadmet whisk- manimed thew The steatite of the
=el a nabs wan bid dome by the Poor-Lew
t Art He (Mr. Whaleiy) sitbni..tal that dare
was neildag is that ma el pedismeas whisk made it imam-
beat ”ea item S. banns pmeentees is a eme lam the
prnseat It was awe glee Os WM mid is ben been Ill-
hodvese illeg(timele all, bat be wee not • child who
band dimpahle es the parish, act in this Teepees
there was as 111111menea between ••
legitimate and illegitimate
child. Is tin resent is.. the fen was that the child,
wad eaffillbg tables earponl chaedeement, had weadered
frees his halms, Mil by Mena lima had ben takes to the
mien Tbe swam bel ninmemeni is IMMO, dus m-
etal enneenti Bo be learned owneel), however, did
sat was the weed " volantear" fa ausillhasin an. The child
lived with isle lather, in Gr Wink was an extra.
peneldal piece, and lad site the etno, bat was
east alksegualhis is re p_s. Any other pane besides the
pain might Lan hiss. prosseators ; but, strictly
7=rele Mr. Mistily) behaved that the Attorney or
llimarel might to prosecute in sock a cue am this.
Lod Cmapbell observed that by oar law any paean might
be a prosecutor is the same of be sovereign.
Mr. Whately replied that he believed that was the ere.
Led Cempball—Taks a rale to bow cane.
Role aid greatest.
Paaacorr e. Lainran.—Tea Warta:no-yr Am.
la this cam Mr. Clarke moved fora rale to eet aside en
order made by Ms. Junin Mask The
73rd Imbed
eegiaba amnia
made the pretest mottos ia ord to dada tt of the
mart upon the meaning of tile 73rd swab if tie biding-
up set, which was the 11th & 121 Vie. esp. U. It
a that the defendant had bees bed inalribatery
ortlisparroyal Bank of Australia. la Saleinkal• with the
terms of the Winding-up Act, an order win medeldt.4
Chancellor Knight Braee, having reemeasete the
pp of the baking company. Mr. Paritards, ,
Masten is Chantey, bad been • the an
sager of Ys beak, and Mr. Justice then mob an
order that the action nano the defendant shed& be Nerd
until the plaiatilf med. or exhibited pent helm the Mu
of the defendant's liability. Mr. Preemb des mod to
Mr. Janice Menlo for Imes to proovd la the ma" ea be
that he had exhibited the required pant Were the
who had allowed his shim. The hem& awned
sew endeasied that the order of Mr. Judge Kaki allmeli
be est eddy, as eke provisions of the act had het bun dal,
4Viedwith by the plaintiff'.
eonit said that they would grant • nibs because the
Court of Exabacoor had done eo in a similar sea.
Hale dal granted.

COURT OF RAMA
Suomi Ka. Cumusuossaa
111 WI DAVIES.
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ETAXII.

This wee the adjortrnede;raccairraesting in the cam of
Jarmo Davit* a builder, at Bromley. His debts wan be-
tween 9001. and 1,0001.; mats inconsiderabte.
Mr. Linklster opposed for the assignees, and briefly ques-
tioned the bankrupt as to the disposal of 11011110 of his pro-
perty, also as to an action which he had defended, sad asked
that the eutifieste should be suspended for a month, to
give the smignees time to make further inquiries.
Me Honour, observing that the ease had skeet
rittr:
before the court eighteen months, did not think say
sursks nwianl7, but granted a seeond-clam
wi the condition that the bankrupt should the
assistance in his power to the amigness is nib* the
mesh. _ -

al Isaviesaa AND ATztasme.
The heatrapte were dragon to the New eat. They now
same before the mart foe their lest examination, on a
bslanewsheet prepared by Mr. Weston, of Essex street,
showthe debts to the amount of 5601.; assets about 2001.
The exaagnation was adjourned for some amendment in the

THE EXHIBITION OF 1851.

The QUIRT', IT TB BAIT), HAI DIBIGNID k CAR-
PET ; and Prince Albert areeated so.. Osseo of
sculptors for the Exhibitisd. The Eslawoor
diamond will figure in the Is departnient. At
Yerwonth an *lesions sesehrids is et work upon a
model of a osadensieg ham emphre, apes a Nair of
half an inch to a fair Sikh Singh has ordered
godsons of every itelutiberian 'product to be
got ready tor the Eltillides. The City of London
COMOlit we have reesived us empliestien for spies to
exhibit a rserarkable model •ef • wows
set pro-
pulsion. The variety of milkir lir wean ef mar
tutor* .sr •ecriatrnotion fit wwwladiW woe= as. 1
ford, of &star, is satin ila 11111101stuttl sag
with the pith of the cosmos Mir while In Jersey
as ingswiess individaal is sesellesting a weapon
whieh is to wahine fowling-pies., ride, sad pistol.

THI 111 stated that entail reties have
issued applications, drawn up with a artain o oial aspeet,
to advertisers, selleiting advertliessents, Se/Pa& for the
catalogue of the forthcoming Exhibition, inch parsons
having no authority whatever to do so. Tis only persons
asthorhted by the commierionsa to pours and print the
cotalognes now are Messrs. Spielers Brothers, pipumaken,
New Bridge-street, and Misers. C10w.., printers, Stamford•
street, sad any sumo' to ohtedn advertisements by other
parties to he inserted in the othelal catalogues mast be frauds
upon the public.
Loon kin) KITS AT Tan Etzthrriore.—At the present
moment leaks and keys are a peculiarly Interesting epodes of
manufactnn. Mr. Chubb lately read a paper on the eon.
struation of locks and keys, from which we extract the fol-
lcLEl7.. The manufacture of lacks sad keys is carried on
yat Wolverhampton sad the MAIM towns is
rtalfc=lishin, as well as at Eirminemas and in Landon, and
gives employssat to thousands of pities.. BOWS the home
co • large export trade Y also carried on ; and it
is gto know that the mooralobeittli=o which
a great amount of labour is expended, is whilst
raster attention has lately bus paid to style ald
ratter of the wountental parts of bath locks sad keys. It is
to be hoped that, in the great Exhibition of assanthetatres is
MI, the Uranium of England will enter into a generous
rivalry with these of ether walrus, and, by scenbining ar-
rest sad elegant forms, with the application of their un-
doubted inguaity and excellent workmanship, will produce
inch speeemens as shall be unequalled by the rest of the
world."

A PLOW TOI TER CONTORT OT VISITORS TO THE
Eaet-
stTioa.—Whoever went to the exhibition of commis at
Westminster Hall must have felt the misery of endeavouring
to get a good view in a crowd. The arrangement as to
vleitees wet as good as could be—they same in at one door,
streamed round in one direction, and welt out at the other
door ; the passages were wide, and there was no obstruction,
and still everybody was crowded, posited, mussed, wearied,
and eo far suffocated that at last in the open air they drew •
long breath, like a diver who hue jut popped his head above
water. The crush and delay la aush sues comes of people
from the middle of the dream elbowing their way to
the front, and so crowing and stopping those who are
pushing direct on. But to the front everybody must get,
or ales be content to go away without seeing. Everybody
knows that the Exhibition will, from morning till
right, be the most incessantly crow& d place that ever
all the world was bent upon seeing. Now, a very
simple contrivance to obviate all these inconvenient,'
would be to mite • double tier, say of three or four step,
in the centre of every postage; the whole matter world be
exactly like a double flower stand, could be made of an-
ima, and need net in any ems be more than about three
bet high. By this arrangement four or five streams of
aimetators could without in the slightest degree crowding
upon each other, and wit, perfect view of every one, pass
through the Exhibition at the tame time. Of mares these
Bights of iron paths would cost a goodly sum, sad take
some time to make; but as for the cost, theyairoitljay for
, themselves over and over again in the increased with
which they would enable spectators to be p through
for one of the greatest dillicalties of the Exhibition, indeed
one that will at certain holiday times amount to an imposei-
Nifty, will be to admit all who come, and yet, if there be
delay, numbers will altogether miss their chance claming.
As S. the time the work would take, we have real fifth in
Fox and Henderson. If they can raise, sad there is no
doubt they will, this building roofing in eighteen acres, so
that the sun of next New Tear's Day shall rise upon the
finished Palms of Industry, it is quits certain that by March
they could place them miles of iron paths.—Exposit yr.
AUSTRIAN FaXIIINTION CATALOCIUII.—VIRMIA, OCT. 28.
—The imperial immaittee for the London Exhibiton, at Ma
lest sitting, sledded on priatleg a wrest catalogue of the
Austrian Imams lobs with a list of the prices.
This resolvilisa woe Mortal la oemeetesnee of the determi-
nation of the reel eassaiesies not to permit the prime to be
dazed to So Midge thesseivon

Ps=mem aiiliunitie7—Biotrar, Ocr. 29.—The
committee re=inalitioneilmmdag the participation in
Prussia at the of Indastry, informs the
msaniseftwen that ft Is ower reeds Se revive plans foe floor-
ing week, welmeallies, am mural ornaments of all kinds,
the nmaillee la Lowden =ohm wide * similar notification
Ito the% snit wells the Mk sf Nevenber as the la:nifty
Ice whisks.= plume= be nesind.
1 PnotftSOftleft Of gal lifutlika Comirierm—The com-
mittee Ise .visiting spemrames he the Exhibition of 1861,
met in Ilm oftito MIMI' ibei*, on Saturday evening.
8e he W. Yuelay hi ai chair. A very large
and WWl= of tkatheelmens accomulated was
*Widen', eleelades oft not ef silkier all sorts, splen-
did ldneobs, poetry ware, work, gums, nuts and
fruits, Mind wady inquired sad laid work, enamelled
yolk, one, qui is different stone, vegetable oils, dtc. A
I..argo agabir ii letters were laid ea the table, and interest-
ing destes kat various pull
_of the country. The
Sciade nib-enomfttee complained of the very nar-
row limits esdped to the= and appeared to be
under the =premien that the egueftweas of all the raw pro-
ductions and nterniudares of eveey omustry were desired—a
notion that emend at eme tine to have been eatertained at
home, bat which had keg due been entirely dinned of by
the committee's having at a separate date been tied down in
matter of epees and Rusher of artistes exhitdted. The ex-
pediency eta selection for the exhibition was diesnesed, when
the example of Bengal and Madras we. msolved to be
waited for. The propriety of exhibiting the selisks to the
public before Salt dent= foe Awe= wee tin natured,
when it appeared that the time at daft disposal was far too
limited fur this, many of the artirdes being likely to ma=
close upon the period of shipment, and that the finer arti-
cles, snob as silks, gasses, and kinoobs, ware likely to taw
damage kora =kik
BOARD or LuarkkAitreacrome.—AßßANOllfalita
eon Tama Exidttroft*,-111.Wal lir, in the course ot a state-
, meat made at the regoestolate above bakkesys the following
&meat of the agge=let=
bawrourtding in Ireland :
—lle stated that saber: *old not
1 or would not send prom th Legies* engage and attend
Ito the goods doing Ika abibikes; esd as the /loyal Com-
, Main eon set toisrlake the rageoidbility of taking
can of se eneoglig the artieles—be in England the con-
tributes* wise ailgolokeg that they should do it themselves,
or through paw aggelatad by them—the Detain (*m-
anias bad doessagoil Meld the hods sow befog
raised by tolesele** be Isk *as
_pupae, the
*Apt
exhibitors Mehl have the ef *Mies moo
oma pence or more, am mg to emg Is London to
attend to the *Mee maps of mastuketorea Thus the
exhiltitem of Mk* Melo wield have ti mint slime
owe in who= they bad eosikaa to attend le their "soda,
MOM. Is good order,.
_tad arrange them tram day
to day. The ends sad itermiesineftwo would, in like
mama, selen *Or agent, tad those smuts of the ex-
hibit.= walk gold by Ss Diablo Mm shin If the hinds
wreak's.* or goat Oil If the out Mal was not
issErdesit,tbohdonee irk armed he unapt
the. xhibitese - k was lokaded, out of
this same Awl. ,if
%id*
. wry. 'Mom to visit
London awl no the . Ins nne difficulty,
however, which preessbi half in His *atter—the wimp.
Minty ash) the met of the Mt. The Abefdsoo Btsam Coot-
gaatilatticZklrtibZWldds it proposed to take
11l .
end ft7fild be= to Aberdeen
for 31: ,if soutiglftd :NO or body of WM-
, duals, Mks this 11110011 up in Debt*, orgy Mies a classy
lie sunion or two dish, nazi samner, and make a distinct
wield belittle or no doubt of its same= and
ettaudrierediamlttee would do all la its power to promote
n ea sadestak*lP .