The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-18 00:00:00

tenon they Mood MO Mole spina. It was Oink they
mend fad • ism itt lir. O'Ommmin mein who woo nen
the pow. not their heal., tad salpeted kinesif by
in he alb milk am were esteemed to by seenty,
be sealdsb=sinfalban Me seal is pun* is this eine
metwi the dMissithe is bh way, asti shuts
nth was hoped nem his, Is • osesiemene that he was
Ong Me ani d the 'vino had news that the
ine we peek, aer am neaten ow a Pisan el the
soer—dineten win had bees seills bin la ern
ie estled him to patio Mind sad ann. nay inn
net news poen m hind M elniene Mika den.
lively hiMM woe Minded W Mr. Wane to MI the wt-
nine et mann the Mete of the sus. Awl ea le the
" sew whisk his leaned friend. Kr. ansek, had
Mows spat the kw, tha if Mr. Ornerier had
&di hh t
Penn npreesnallee wend bolsi=
=don% *we IPS, re
hi whatnot hr
sob ma annes. on hi whisk the inn
112.118 K bad bees .spaded &tiny apparel la the
Inman Yin the Mates east, is renal nine. 01,0001.
TM naps east 18,0001. This " aid" anifiaZikK
on mad skein the tad,imet 44004 • nal
wM& T. niali was is be added Me enesesef
el—naithe nail, the phithe open On=
to delouse sad amain whoa orseleyel, iw.htps an
lade. Why, eon ell tbesl net Wen lall mar, se
they been whas mono wes then le Sal hi way iste
Kr. o.oesasee pen/ When the while of the
senate were pee his, itllll6l 108 d that
Mr. O'Cessor two knees 8,1181. and 4,0001. out
et peen. It was 10 ken. What bone the et all the
homier eseertin made ea the stMe rids, that the pin
elpie Mae pan bad boa ap=uwayselhearisi these fan,
ead that the nos bad bass to Kr.
ousser. sea moan see It was pinthiemv O'Cen
Mr night han dined himself is the rim of hie can-
na to seneibi • news whisk to them& salental
rain die endiles sf the whip inn But alibett* be
• neat whisk did met prove oink .1 Mob
Mrierl fit Mina antenplated, It did set fellow lint
las bad nominally milled eth.re or nein hin
self, se that Kehassety Mend be nested to his.
TM delisiste impainine were nods she 'sly to non
the einimiut it hie rosepaper bat le graWy
nines • paltry,
stain Inn. It append by the thatlow, nearly
300 pow MOW had bees healed bad nein "aid" .10.
Reyad senniable 'gibe's, wilt their hailer* sali-
vated, sad net ems Ones of rest dennill bon theo.
What other einem had an saying is. that ? He (fter-
Jen Wake) tiled emy she to thew him a ease
=Cthe nib won. He wen met name his rib-
ul
lisilsoth sad ell not bait boa asompliabed by
the Janina& anima of Mr. elimmen Air 'to
forting le the atheastess of spite limendry re knot
esuent neon spa the extreeellory that tha eiliank
the embenban smismaled 70,118 vinale. an nos
the bar or he maid M pond le moo the len th►
oddities at Kr. CrOmeasee inessela, or with may pet Of
the nen toneselieth It was a mistake te
rare widths p.1,4* were met enable of fell f s
on men span, for there wee se milt sal
sonennee Wanly more 'anthems unapt theft this
, la these who anon to he their esperien.
woe prone* mind. Kr. o•thermar eldre2
that woe panne se have it anistely anneed. sail he
union wish the &ken hi esmene•
gra to Oant die eon Mold he pmensell is hie
tun Is 1847, Mr. O'Cuaer wen • nun to
every ins of the Ia MM bath, none
that it nail Is his as Ind unsay la ern
to avoid the of dm bathing sele. He this an
wean that *WI be poem* inpamilie kr the de-
ntin mad
_that they nand its raking m tap puns who
woe Menke' with that snamenat. Large nom MI
dine the bora depend. Hat the atheatioa Is tiepin
was that Mr. Olin, lied wheedled the nosey eat of Pa
pante of the peen. that be had led this to believe there
wee " • beak" when is het then was an, sad
that be was la that reopen else pilty el di
Many. A pest deal of Wen had bees hid
spa net bran .f the en bat the Mood seamed sp.
pone was esemikstly noised at do Iranian ef the eironi
steles all the MN, sad anosatthe all the has, me far Mehl
as Ascot, 180, to sooty Joporitor la the lick. Wadi
Kr. 0 Cesare oaths@ es sainesehed member al lhe
Hon et OMEN= kr 24 boars atter the inetliades
hi. onset, is esamenea with: tine unmans, if lin
wee say rend fra tha inpaion seet spa his by the
denim ? Tine of the met mminst wean at the
English b had gin their .loss in the tenon was
but. eldwallii li :had bola. ilieddBWl7 Mims'
Iron Oaten, 1846, to Onion ins the nektnr them re•
find couplets neonate, es the iron Oat the nine
was a lottery, and Uterine Map/ The ast regain
leg the minim of joist Mit sonnet bed
ben eetap with is every pennon sad the legality
the set
,of tie registrar was sow ending la the Court
of Qom • Bean spa ea application nade by Mr. O'Cos-

amiss • eseadasmes:
Bit F. Pollock observed that the question was, whether the
ahems was legal. The registrar had no power to legalise it
by eepatratica if it was not, in fact, legal.
Kr. Saisant Wilkiu said he had called attentioa to the
circumstances aere_ly to show that It,. O'Oooner had acted
itkpafect ban Ida Afar flukecommes case
delo the Mauna gootielsia Wald toas men of
amnia men out of in
Wise% of, and is
rasa Ole weiff, *tabor Me pleallff guilty of '
the wham& eabbery impend Is Wm. Only ens out elks
MSS onlaselbses has called M Ills. O'Connor to sweesder
Mc Ina repeled in hies. The um avglit to be mods eat
by the plea of jostfication had boa ..oared, every tittle
of it. Oa examicing the whole cuss elesely, the jury would
fled that the justification attempted wee fall of falsehewle,
that it hod greatly aggravated the libel, and that the plebe
taus entitled to a verdict.
fir F. Pollock, C. 8., then proceeded to sum up the evi-
dace. Annotating the pleadings, the lamed Judge sad
the jury would have to coaster whether the imputation
sonveyed by the words "political impostor," as coupled with
the went " koneety," in the libel, woo such as to reflect im-
properly ape the theewdee el the *id,. to whom, it was
odamilleythip esieled. She slelleneleat had pleaded tint
not i• einf StIO a special pies justifying the libel.
Ile real the opesiel plea with peat attention, and he
thought It applied allegalbor I, Ike plaintiff's conduct in
annezies with Me lea‘ mime only. The jury would,
therefore, hue le impairs how far the imputatioas
went. It apposed there were three peals of view
is which the one might be entsiderad—gnat, was this •
uselignsat libel peeredmg from bad motives ? and was it
false in fact—wee It malicious in its intention ? 1f se, then
there could be no doubt bet that the plaintiff would be en-
titled to a verdict, and to recover damages. The nest we.,
read the defence been made out ? If they entertained an
opinion that the impotence' did not go beyond what
was inteaded, the plaintiff would be entitled to • verdict ea
the plea of not pilty, but the defendant would be entitled
to a verdict on the plea d jastiliatioa. There was a third
sad Intermediate view, vie., naming that Yr. O'Connor
was actuated by no desire to eat dishonestly, had he ,eo con-
ducted the ohms and managed the details of it as to
fairly give rise to the comments of • pablio
and to justify the general illarlleter of the imputation i If
so, then they would redoes the damps to what 'mast
they thought proper; but if they thought the justification
had not been made oat, and there was no dishonesty,
the plaintiff would be entitled to damages to an amount
proportionate to the injury sustained. If, therefore, the
scheme was of such a character as to lead the public to con-
sider it an imposition, it was his duty to say that the
must take the coasequences of his own acts, and submit
to any fair public criticism which might be paned upon him.
Both the partite, it appeared, wore the proprietors of news-
men, sad he Gould not tail observing that it was to be
2=a they had not settled their differences in the
of their own journals Massa of coming to that
court and °aniline it tor a period of three days. But the
plaintiff had mother course open to him, for, being a mem-
ber of parliamer t, he could have made a motion in the
Boas of Commas for a break of privilep, and the whole
cireunsomeess of the ease, as wall es his do en., would have
been gives to the public nest morning in the newspapers,
and thus as would have bees tnelied to vindicate his clia-
rater without having seeeatw to law. Row a few years
since—la 1844—the ispienut hod thought it neemesry
to pass as sot for the purple of the mere et-
festally ralafts jelatelook egapsofeso and bring-
ing themes
Were directly 'Mill the asp of the law—
with • view to their legality. Os of the ftlt Wage lade:
' that at wee, that all joint stet& oniepoase iseetbe roes-
, toad, and ranee the catillestie of
as rieltnerrt.d
foe that Oa registration the name of offi-
cers and Alell the rules must be exhibited and filed. In 18441„
in accordance with the provision ef the act, this Lend Com-
pany had been provisionally veglilosed, and in the list of
officers the ape of It,. of Xaneltester, was set
forth as the messmer ; notwithetnadiaLthra, peke to that
period Yr. O'Connor had, Ls truth, the treasurer.
Now, meet undeolotedly, Mr. O'Connor's name ought to
have bees eighteeed sloe that oceasiou, and it was en-
amel, wing WM it hod set been. The omission was a
direct violation of the eft of parliament. It would seem
from the aldose. that the sus which bad been upended
In the punks* of Metes was no lem than 68,0004.
• wham of she sews of Browne had proved that the
"bob" had set Wes duly entered or returned to the
Registrar's Ofliee at the Obey Mee. That return or way
ought to have bees made, sit it had b 5 proved that the
mates had bees parehan• and the asserts at the Loucks
Joint Musk lank bed bees is be mask* of Mr. F. OVes,
nor penceelly. Of thew sestiew thsre bad hen so nab
factory explanation gives. Mk it had has pat forth that
eve James Haight bad WOW the winger of the beak,
whilst the atlases of that gistiskin Wpm to show that
he had sever assegai the siesdalsest. asso he did sot
Eke the comma ; sad yetr iiitwithetandbg, his MIN led
bees subsequently used to the world se the peeilied
manager. There had Prom many other acts of a semenba
similar character. It was lii duty le tell the jeep
that is a ease of that eon they mut not arrive at
their combats upon too er two belated batons.'
stamen, but they mot mike the while ewes. Now
t: seelety had been preibiswilly Tightwad k We;
Ilia, sad spin, In penswes with the regsirankle of Mu
an parlissamt, in October, 11147 ; but was a estesteent
applioatto• to Mow the slediwojt le make a maple°.
inlit4•Bloa, had been sit UP,raitirLierillon bad
ban refused h rgEar, wen the die eta-
piny was la Visit aid thelebee amid set he retie-
, tTatedlizz.abzitalAissmilages.efamllo,oool.lseat 110.1111"1"9,4100proosiosauulhositil""ragoillsieseed41:11:
have a right se resoles lk ate, wen be wain
r where sheet kii.; awl is plat of lawn they had sealra:
"1"1,0 el* hydialt wwweareitt bad kw gives Is
&Au Lett a sum as I led Isis Tasks& That wee
preesedieg width was eta* esti Issgekssilly
It wee possible that Mr. O'Osnese alghtline kis i
of the precise nature of the law epos ise erCre
might have ouriemited the peek*, drew bad bp-
, Aetna to that postman wattre; este thiester, he aight