The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(Tills DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S ItENCIi.
,ttings in Brom at Westmineter..—(Before Lon! Chief
Justice Cockburn and Judicial Wiegman and Blackburn.)
wiuuur V. ..MENIt..TI).--141.1)1cAll. ACT.
In this MOO. which was tried before the piilge of the county
..f York, held atlslafax. Mr. Maule had obtained a
tole ealliag upoe the defendant to ehow cause why the non.
set should not be net aside, and a new trial had on the
aroma that the plaintiff wee not Louod to prove hie
..u.hiteation as a medical man. The action wee brought to
weever :.+l.:w fur the balance of a 'urgent.. bill for midi-
•••e and atteeddiace during eevend years ending lsZet.
be defenekuit's advocate submittal that the plaintiff
..aaht to be esiesuited, as he had failed to prove that be
sae a registered medical practitioner which by the 'Tombirction of the Medical Act, pa i wed s leis, was made
...outition precedent to the plaintiff's right to recover.
the jisize held that the objection was fatal to the plain•
sal niniauited him, but added that if he had the
lower he would decide in his favour.
Mr. Ilaw-ty now showed Cause against the rule, and con-
that Do medical practitiouer could recover his
eirirges, no matter whether they became due before or alter
vie l.,seing of the act. unless he produced the register to
lore that lie via. properly re‘:istered under the statute.
The Lord Chit f Justice - The intenti tttt of the legislators
was to have every medicel man registered, and with that
otriect they made registrution a condition precedent to reco-
vt
asr his c
thhargese ack, hut it does not apply to claims arising
to
Mr. Marriaty Your lordship thieks that the provision as
to tbe podurtinn of the molter does not extend to the
• claim!

.---"Thie Lord t hief .Justice Yes. ►ed it wont! be meet un.
pm if A did. fhs legislature, with its oinnipoteace, might
ham made it ►eesesary to produce the resister in cams
wham tie claim became due before the date of the act,
but it would here bare ► wet sinsiolsr provision. The
rule meet be wale absolute.
Xr. Mauls mid the *at had meetly bees decided by
the Omit of Eschewer sad is the mem way.
hale absolute.

COURT OF RXCREQUER..
mitiags is Braes. --ilidare the lArd Mot Bins nod
Wass UnameD, Chaseell, mad wile.)

1111... r. CLIPTMI.
Mr. Coleridge moved fur a role call ing on the defendant
to show cause why an order wade by Mr. Beam Mar.
tea ea chanibers should nut be rescinded, the learned
judge haring changed the yeses. which had been
laid in London, to Lincoln. Mr. Brown wen an
attorney in Lincolnshire, were Mr. Clif too also melded.
Th. s. ton was brought for • wool extraordinary libel, in
.trrend erne. which bad been placarded all over the pima,
clurpag the plantar with forgery, with bay* ben a con-
vict awl trumpeted. and ether green allegothem The
plaintiff's ironed for weihing the vane to be Ineght bask to
L.edie was that the label and • Cessna,, emit mese onset a
will made by a cheat of Mr. brows n, is idea he wee
bruficially interested, and be wee meet anziwa• that the
dm:rueful dime« which bed bees made aphid hi
should net Irani owe his Mad few nionths, as woad be
the mar if the action were tried .5 the Lincoln Amite&
Tie Lard Used Hasa—(Js what peed was the mane
chtipsed

N 7. 04.pridier dissilist ride au allidarit that the
s mimes os both wake residwi ie Litoolasii,m, arid that
ft whet Devisee. where the parties reside, is oily 66 mike
from Liscele the swiss tows. while Landow is ddi. Rene
of the %Wien .• which the *Wail reties .we net breve*
before flame 3lartie.

The useri—apokl ;a say that Sense Muth me waft as
the materials before hue. Ind refused the eeplisatins.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Won Übe Judge Otiorey.l
/ART t. lIAILY AND DILL. 1100 Ca.

At Um 'Rime of the murk
mor C. Cromwell mid that \wig further wessidered the
affidaf vit tendered ha t, be theeibt he raidd ea allow
I*. hay urther
PkiLiam% the. sildreessd the seer for the
defence, ressarlthee is the singularly hare rammer is which
the petitioner's ease bad been preseeted to the court. Not
• word lei bees seed to show the way is which be
had disarmed! Ide duties as • hosbancL AU
that WY preyed was that seven years after his
marriage be easewted Ye wife to Russia's oa her
way to the AL Illireed,wkieh she was henceforth to occupy
alooe, bet erldsh they had WI then occupied as their coin.
moo residues. As to tier conduct there, nothing had beta
addimed rinse eves a suspicion that it was
different to that of say other Its
lady—sad
she was a active ef Italy—say other Italian lady
of chastity and propriety. The only fact, indeed, that bed
bees preyed at all wee that stye sllowed De/la Roam to
read le bee while her maid was doing her heir. Anybody
vibe bad perused rope's " Rape at the Lock," or had
wee Heigerth's pictures, must be aware that it
woe the amine. no long time ago for ladies,
Zeglead itself, to receive all sorts of people I
while they were making their toilet. la a word, there
sever bed been a case which raised such ea
awe, and which was attempted to be supported=
Slimy sad fnv.lous evidence.
Mr. fferjouit Shee replied, contending that the siville•ffi
did make out the charges contained in the petition.
Sir C. Cresswell said that before he disposed of the pia.
Ilion be would read the evades°, over manmore. Re might,
however, ray that the case wouWgivehitusonteaexisty, from
the mintier in which the husband had preeeeled it to the
court. He moat take it (or granted that this oeetlooma had
allowed his ea* to go and said, at Rome with an
i Winne of I,oC3fr. a year, and without say of
the suparieteakleoce or guidance of a husband. Apia, it
was to be observed that though the assitalmel
charges extending over a greet number lie widows
related solely to the yews 18.51.3. If bo work some dot
the lady lied been guilty of adultery be Awe res.
he could not help supposing that very .stria!mance
might have been adduced respecting her conduct subs.-
quietly. tin the other hand, if he was to
believe that she had lived • perfectly lebaste
life during the last eight or nine years, it would make it
much more difficalt for niru to conclude that she bad been
escheats before. As to her conduct, sa it appoopedi fres the
violence, he thought there hail been a great week of care
end prudence on her part ; but he did wit geriesaber one
ease in which each ciecunetances as bad hese peeped had
been held by themselves sufficient to supped • &owe or
adultery. There war slap Bona singularity is dm nee
of the defeatist. In her answer, she had reds werinti-
eatery chili:geed • very spseiltc character. awl II woe rather
remarkable then cobs shuts not have poodesei whines to
support them. However, be would retosellre Ilio was.
Jedoweet proteowed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beare the Beaks Commiasioosr Evans.)
TN! WA OF Darya' r.—Tilt NATIONAL ADAC LANCI AND
tin EXT 111131? Assocunos. ISOCKIDINtaI IN ■A[[-
tC PTcl

hie was the day appoisted for bearing a trader deader
seresicar, which bed twee awned naiad this oseproy,
wad Mr. Peter Morrison, the metrogisi director.
Mr. Terser la rapport of lb* assastme stated that it was
hared wider the 7ltth class* of the Act, asd the 271 th,
which was the " &deities .Lass, " &deed the elope which
orr . to he tame. -

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yr. Itinbwrgh —TWA asses Is rspssisd by al• Now Act.
It is sotw sow.
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Tis—ei;
tktniesecas !

•At. you going to show atm sitiutt

likTiothargh—l shall have so difficulty in
.doing
that. Posner the l'ith aid lath Viet. memben of an moor-
prated company are riot liable to the Bankrupt Act. The
company del not corne within the delleithm of heieg traders,
sal therefore di.l sot come rain. the dednitim of the
act to that emu provided. This cosepaay was stykd the
Nutmeat Assurance and I °vestment Association. This com-
Psay
had been reviewed by • private act of parliament
which they had obtained. They were eetablished in 1a44,
for reciernrer BIMINI* which were imareeted to life muivence.
The mammy did mot eirencome under the 7th and sth
mid where the we. bad been tried of trader debtor sum.
moms wawa companies they had iayarahly &dol. This
ems. elpsrmisst of thst drerription.
Mr. Lamaism for the company. followed ea the same
side, sad emended that by chap. 110 at the Joist Stock
Campmate* Ad this ease could sot be esoidered
h. apply. He thee referred to the following 01116011 is
which he mid One modes were emu for pmwowa making
thernselvee baskroits. Findy, it peoviiled that His cook.
easy aught be made loaknot ; secesdly, • mane was
prated Get try which such essiepairy =keit be Mak bask-
rept. Hem it was sous* t• wake Mr. Peter fillarrison,
the weemplas &water. 11 Mr. Ps
Newham
was se is lisarrassity et mairear, thee he was se liable
•alai be was liable wader the
ar:eo:d steam ; sad tha third sedan rev Gat
the company might wake Amid baakispl. Tb.. woo • •
Maple remedy moo H a jedgmeak had bees ebiebstl.
why did 'hay psi sum • domed ea the 01=1/Liseal
bed bows does Is the .as et the !ere eau
gtapplag Comapsey ? There was a genies which amid
ha pewee& as allows by that sihlsh was lit haawill
" the Motel British bask esetlea." always bed
resessUe• 1t hoe an adjudicates. wee made was& the Royal
British Haab, it was annulled ; bet a males of ilseired
hen up bee. mode. sad. alter the expiration et thirty days.
of remainieg seestalted. adjedisatlce lush *or. How
whole at tbe enamel appear to wow a tied',
d•!101I

Mr. 'Fuser. in reply, want sammal notion at th•
"La sski that it than, was as association.
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