The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-23 00:00:00

gab) lintelitgence,

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAT.
111100111 /lll_ LORD CIUNCSLLOS AND 07111.1 PI2BII.

PIM. V. LOAD GHAT AND OTHIRS.-SALMON FISHING.

-BNIACII OF iNTIRDICT.

This was an appeal agaituit eatsr;lll";te rloentoes of the
Court of Spann, originating in an interdict against an
alleged illegal mode of fishing practised by the appellant in
tha river Tay, preventing the Bth going up to that part of
the river of which the rapondeate are the praprietore. By
the last of the interlocutors caosphined :of, the court
amerced the appellant in • &leo( 261 smith default of pay-
ment into /at Majesty's exchequer by a a rtain day to be
imprisoned far six weeks in Perth jail and to find sureties to
abstain from illegal fishing Is the said river. Mr. Ander-
son, for the appellant (who is • pauper), submitted that the
charge against the appellant woe not austaintd, by the evi-
dence adduced in the court above.
Tim Lard Chaocellor, after reforriag to the evidence, was
of opinion that it was sofileiget, and that the ititerloeutors
were well founded. The question was not • qu. stios of law
but of feat.

Lord Brougham sweated to the view taken by the Lord
Chancellor, and the utteriocuton were affirmed.
Loan Cocrtma's CLAIN.
The hem o formed Wolf lute • committee of privileges at
fan o'clock, upon the claim of Lard Ckrille, of Cairo's, to
von for represeatatin peen of boatload.
Mr. Wortley, for the eleisnaat, said he would prove that
he wog the eldest son of Sir Charles Cohilk, deceased, who
was the eldest br Aber of Lord Colville, of Cairo.., who died
• few west' ago, without isms.
It appeared trout the 'vides,' thee given that the lots
Ind was twice married, and bad by his first wife a domihter,
who died in, Jamey, and had no child by his second wife,
who was sister of Lord Elleaborough (one of the mimeses') ;
that Su elterles Colville was the neat brother of the late
peer, sad died nine him, karing two sone, of whom the
claimant is Ike elder.

The ksitis of the committee being Whiled with the proofs,
it was resolved that the claim was made oat, and the *air-
man was dimmed M nport the neolation to limbo's*.

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BAVAIIt v. 011140/1 —RAILWAY LIAZILITIIII.

In amlo—a—the plaintiff by his declarative s aimed,
firstly, two several sans of 671. sad 211., the soon of two
sonar broucht in his same whist two penman seated
*mid sad issitelerk at the must of the defsadsat, sad is
which the definclont premsboi to imbanally bin, sod also
the sus of 7971. to adveatisionle.
The dafeadast =Mr lidip as ,that *semi
to 311- he mean pled,
dribs Ind net the mouganest
of the anima in gondola, nod that the maistabasig the
said anises was swept sad onlowful.
The plaistiff was sa ad Most to tais shy, sad
the doleadaat was a beaker atffeiea Wald's. It appeared
by the one ifir the plaintiff. 1646 a lino of railway,
itellad the intent aad Nertiont imunies Jimmies,
white pored threfigh &Sem .Waldeo. was Masissisd,
sad that the oifat drensil smash at *ha affairs
of the fatsoded scespaay, and was present when orders for
diffrast matters were emit. He wee an. prams at a
vasellag, whoa the liabil.tise of the sesspasy wins diseoused
attar abominoie berme a fallen, and tie plaintiff's nails
Illbseis Arm Is we err that the paevisinal mow
'Woo pry • saboodp to
her
the expemme, sod
lan sotionsil to 'Bow hia same to Ise and
amino ameba nisniste ef Ow minualuse who 414 not pay
SAW ti 1114* noinettad that lie *fold be ot me es-