The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-10 00:00:00

Sittinp at
GOWN'S
This was an
certain goods, a
The defetarbuit
a. to the warren
Mr. Serjeaot
plaintiff ; Mr. I
scatted the daft
The witness.
Mr. Sorjeaut
this was an action
Cation by the def.,
for a breach of
sample macho
ketable value.
was somewhat
country for tbr
a general merc,
and if he saw a
to embark in it.
was an imp°
articles in Brood.
action which le
There were at
change amountin
Messrs. Sarl and
bills were brought
ready to enter int•
quirts*, he agreed
a balance in 1•
-
doubt not in
simply a specgulation
, althouh
been paid. The
to the defendant
cub, aad 5131.
discount, as of
on his watches.
value of watches,
watches, which b.-
samples, and
be equal to
took the In
out to be pert.
worth 130/.,
not more than
sell them, and ha.
Mr. Attenboreogh,
for 1601. Under t'
Wled to bring hi
defeodsnt.

The plaintiff i,,
stated by his learned
Orces-examined- "
after some time '
named Moses in ,
on ocesignments.
Moses called Mc
Morris we. not a
I did so I lived in
bushier as a commiation
Philpot-lane. I now 1%
and reosive my letter
a person named
not carry on
wanted some
to a printer.
admit he ha
I got the bills from
9501. for them.
found the 300/. c
more than 5001. in
watches on the Sattirdai
to sell them on 0 '
I wu anxious
could most, decidedl3
them. I pawned the
rough, of the Strand,
him to advance 2501.,
aaw such rubbish,
on them, which I
less till I went
watches from Mr.
left the defendant
sample watches v
opened them, and ,
le told me the ,
watches, fully equal ,
Mr. Oscar Newman,
ment's-lane, City, depo
plaintiff and defendant,
defendant produced the
leged to be by Itemise,
be equal in every run-
Orosa-examioed
Mr.Ooldstandt, be,
good terms with both
and I let them fight
not advise the plea.
Mr. James Attont
32, Strand, deposed
on all the articles. &
The whole would has
93 silver and 37 told
at 71. would realise
worth about 50s. or
about 3/., and those la
silver watches charged
watches were of the irr
3/. 113 e. were worth'

Crone-examined-1
that he had paid a •
Mr. Murphy—lf
&twin, what wool
Witness—Well, '
(Laughter.)
Mr. Baron Bramwell—l do ..
semeta, but would not you &Moo
idea of their value
Witnem—Yee ; we look for a re

the iuteresta.
Mr. Baron Bramwell—But I Um
and your calculation of the Wu*
Witness—l put that down as
watches would have realised me.
Mr. Alfred Beck proved that th
to the defendant that he had mi
the watches.

Mi.-Fr-a;3l Duffield, watch
Kest-mad, proved the wholesalemak
v
Mr. Sparks, watch dealer, depose
136 of the watches and he eatimats
at 2201.

A number of other witneeses hal
branch of the inquiry, the pleintifri

COURT OF BAN]
(Before Mr. Miller,

IN RE LABELLE
This was the first sitting under
de Labelleville, described as • r
sciences, and foreign languages, of It
berwell. The bankrupt. it appearet.
His • debts are 933/., chiefly due to
a chimney-sweep, who is • credit
creditors attended to prove, and
chosen. The 24th of January was fi
tiou meeting. Messrs tidy and Bold
under the bankruptcy.

(Before Mr. Commisain

IN PE T. CLAPIIA
The bankrupt was a silversmith,
repeated adjournments for the purpoi
amounts, the amignees now °onset
Passing his examination. His WiIMICU
meets about 1,900/.
Mr. fitopher was for the assignees, a
bankrupt.

THE POLICE Cr
gala DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH -ST'
CREATING A DiaIItRANCE AT THE tt'
Edward Tree, of 47, Marylebone-
New Royalty Theatre, Soho was cha
disturbance at the theatre, and riule
the officers oo duty at the theatre.
Michael O'Shaughnessy, 37 C, said
last night, I won duty at the N
when my attention was called to the
causing • great annoyance on the stn
Pt the prisoner downstairs, and, with
ration, he struck me a violent blow it
oly bp. The prisoner then behaved wit
it took two or throe to bold hint dowel
tame to ray assistance. I also recTi
Ofy umb. During the whole tit
the most th
beastly language before the
others employed at the theatre.

k ?

0 what he ffhaugwhans aboemy—ut. He had been dnnl,
wan through not having
day night.
A gentleman residing in Warwick.str.
I had occasion to go behind the axe
literary matter. I then understood tha
Was employed there as a carpenter, rel
tan rise, and threatened that if it di.
cord and let it fall again. Mr. (lonian]
COM lonia money he claimed, and the
Wice very violent. As moon as the prison
tensing he ran away off the stage. I wear
Interfere. and I believe as the prisoner h
Pommesiou he would have stabbed the or
Mr. Goulard did not wish to press t.h,
prisoner as far as the disturbance in the
earned. bat as to the assault on the odic
worship.
Prisoner—l have been employed at a
try,s never turned out of one before.
Mr. Mansfield—l invariably &A Ural
semaults are committed by men like the
Illtustanees of this kind—the prisoner 11

LAW
COURT
tinge at Niw Pri
Bram
GOLDMTAXDT r.
Phis was an action
Min goods, and for
Chedefendant pl
to the warranty and
dr. Serjeaot Parry
intiff ; Mr. Hawk'.
ted the defendant.
.he witnesses hay.
Ir. &detail Parry s
was an action to
on by the defendant
a breach of warranty
pie watches, and w..
able value. He
somewhat unusual.
otry for three or fou
Decal merchant. H
if he saw a chance •
mbark in it. Mr. P
an importer o
des in Broad-street,
in which led to
re were at that •
ige amounting joint!
Ira. Sari and Sons, t.
were brought to 0
7 to enter into such
tee, he a.greed to giv
dance m his faro
toot in the mdi
ly a speculation and
, although he had • •
paid. The plaintiff
e defendant, who
and 513/. 14. in
ant, as of course th •
is watches. The p 1
of watches, and t
les, which he stated
es, and warranted •
alto them in ork
.be watches, on t
o be perfect rubli
150/. and th
tore that; 2001. The •
1101, and had failed.
ttenboroogh, in w • •
01. Under these circu
, to bring bin action f
, plaintiff W&A then
by his learned couase
m-exansined—l came
113U111 time I entered
Moses in Devonshire
eignments. I advao.
Galled Moses Mo
was not • lamina
so I lived in
les as • commission
4.4ane. I now live
osive my letters at 2,
on named Sclunedt
any on business
I some cards prin
Printer. Schmidt
he had
he bills from Mr. passed
He
or them. I have psi
the 3001. out of my o
than 5001. in my
▪ on the Saturday, the
them on the followi
anxious to get th•
most, decidedly have
I pawned the watch.
of the Strand, at th •
advance 2501., when h
ch rubbish, and he wo
n„ which I toot. I di
1 I went to Mr. Atte
s from Mr. Attenboroui.
e defendant impreseed
watches were real •
them, and showed me t
Id me the others were
I, fully equal to them.
)scar Newman, who
lane, City, deposed to
land defendant, at whir
wt produced the two sa
be by Barwise and s
1 in every respect.
-examined-4 conside
Istandt, but I did not in
rms with both of them.
t them light Bout bet
is the plaintiff as to the
amen Attooboroagh, paw
ad, deposed that in F
ie articles. Some of the
de would have realised
• and 37 gold watches.
add realise about 31.
bout 50s. or 5.5 e. The 4/
.. and those at 41. ss. w
itches charged at 21. 2s.
were of the value of 11. 1
were worth 2/.
examined—He had told
had paid a very exorbitan
urphy—lf these sample
what would have been
as—Well, he would not