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

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DEIGDALK e

This vas as
for bodily inju,
negligence of
Mr. &will a
tiff; and Mr.
the case for tin
The plaintiff
shoemaker at
or six joarn
• passenger
to the Bellevue
off the line it

No lees than el

the oiiifit;
The injurie
serious descrip
brain. and NMI
the accident.
came into court

A medial ms
lee. for life, bui
be for the patio
artificial limb ti

The plaintiff,
had made an off
had refused the

made

Theplaintiff
in the •tembe,
The Lord Chil
he heard of a pra
way oompany, h,
made, as be had I
tent of the injury
promised the eta
when 60 real i
meet prevented
Such conduct mu
he was happy to I
from any imputat
Mr. Serjeant
fondants to say ti
from the accident
brought to triaL
There was no
f3erjeant Ballard'
darnagea
The jury, after
verdict for the pl

Sittings at Nisi
13

At the sitting
of the jury ca
which betel
cases which h
day being poet
counsel. The v
try had been m
y the jurymer
both sides, requ
Wednesday last, I
day. le:iaal Ipene
was obli to oh
on Tuesday night,
Wednesday morn
notice that the cm
accommodate cm
tat special
jucourymen
es?ao.li
were made, the
must attend, or
reasonable that if
clients, they also a
adopting such a cc
he complained of.
Mr. Justice Byl
been said to the Is
had postponed thb
time, he must awl
ships, yet the coo
worse, for they hai
continuously. It
cult the ow:lranians

COURT OF
(Be

Dr. Phi Minors,
petitioner ; Mr. Si
risspondent i and
The petitioner h
he had sines becon
wife on Sept. 2, I&
recent period. Tbet
whom five were still
mince the separatios
observed, had grad
devil drink ; end i
great deal of her hu
that she bad pawn
about 3/. 10s. per d
per done. Mr. M
covering the affair,
it is you. 1 1
of goods." She nu
of very profligate c
including one of ho
Button, and the cc
a married man will
ble situation in e C
The respondent
respondent also au
Con.

For the defence I
was a carman, and
He had .12 childret
liberty with the rat
30 Pon ago. At t
to nurse her, it was
but he had not doer
that the petitions
against her ; an
nothing, he said,
Witness had worke
years, and soon site
" We must pc
was anything the ni
" \o; but I under
been In the habit of
Witasal denied it,
dog. When witnsa
wort, and not to MI
(The case was pro

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THE

A visn
Witham rant, 1
charged with being i
Cattle Show, also w
Polios.constable
yesterday afternoon
gentlemen came and
ing to. lie went to
very drunk and pul,
crowd round him. 1
when he said he woo
of the pen. Ho said
Ai, lemon° of °thorn°
to he carried oats V
nese. He was then c

added that they wen
Prisoner denied be
standing br a pen of
food down their thra
that man should do
starving people dyini
rather agitated.
lie called a publi<
his statement. He
two.

Mr. 3fansflehl, aft 4
charged the prisoner,
narrow ...caps, a• it
ect that be now got c

6IUTTLIC-101
A respectable-look
Placed at the bar bef
ing VA from the pen
following circumstAn
The prosecutor sai4
he was in Fleet-stree
after conversing the,
• glans of oe. Whit
stud he had jest corn(
challenged the other
he. They *greed toil
flying Horse beerelic
He had 121.105. and I
upwards of 601., in hi
Into the beer-shop w
and his senses bed
recollected thrown);
12/. 10s. in • 01
to make him t
pledge his watch.
to the latter, sac
!,t, • pawnbroker's,
it, and returned t
money in his band.
the prisoner and his