The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-13 00:00:00

BAIL COURT.—YarrzapAr.

WALIIII T. GIAISTWOOD.-COSTS 01, MOTIONS ITIIICE
MIGHT II NADI AT CIAIIRSIA.

In this eau a d.cluation had been delivered on the 2nd
of August lest, the time for pleading expired therefore on
the lUth, and by rule of court, in all cues when the time
of pleadiag expires on that day the defendant has the same
time to plead after the 24th of October as he would have
bad If the declaration had been delivered on that day. The
plaintiff bad, tberetsre, no richt to sign judgment 14r want
of a plea until the 211.1 of November. Oa that Jay, before
11 o'clock a.m., a plea was delivered, hut on the previous
day the plaintiff, under a mistaken notion of the law, had
entered up judgment On the Monday following (the 4th
of November), the pLiintiff, having discovered his mistake,
went to the oaks to strike out his jirtgasent, but the officer
informed him that he had received notke from the defen-
dant not to snow that to be done, u be (the defendant) was
going to apply to the court to sot it aside. The plaintiff then
took out a summon before • judge at chambers for leave to
ante out his own judgment and saved it upon the defen-
dant, and shortly atterwards the defendant served the plain-
tiff with the present rule, which he had obtained in court,
cu ling axon the plaintiff to show cause why the judgment
and all subeequent proceedings should not be set ride with
costs. Against this rule
Mr. Lush now showed cause, and admitted that be could
not resist the rule so far as related to the setting aside the
judgment, but maintained that the plaintiff had done all
that be could do to remedy the mistake, and that this rule
was a utile,' rap nee, caused entirely by the improper con-
duct of the defendant, who bad no right to give notice to
the officer not to allow the judgment to be struck out, and
that no costa ouitlit to be allowed.
Mr. Hance, contra, contended that the plaintiff might
have given the defendant notice on Saturday 2nd, of his
intention to sbsndon the judgment; and that as be bad
not used due diligence beeline peg costs.
Mr. Justice Patteson—l think that is the ease ; the plain-
tiff did not do all he might have done.
Mr. Lush suggested that a very wholesome rule had been
estahluhed in the Court of Common Pleas, that wb
party nose to the court for that which they might have got
by summon, at chemben, the ante which would have been
a‘lowed on summons should only be given. Hers the de-
sad's% might have gone before a judge at chambers, which
is the usual pretties.
Mr. Justice Pettiest:in—That seems reasonable, the rule will
therefore be sheolate, costs the same as if the proceeding had
been by 11111.21061.

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-YESTERDAY.

Biro= Tam !Loom oc (arcon'sßasna •No Cosmos Piou mar

Duos* Eicazat

The court met yeeuvelay morning and eppointed the fol-
lowing dove for the sittings of the court atter term in emu, :
Queen's Beach more, Wednesday and Thursday, Noy. 27
and 28 : Common Pine more, Friday, Nov. ; Exchequer
snore, Saturday and Monday, Nov. 30 and Dec. 2.
It was intimated that several judgmeuta will be delivered
at the eziaitig sittings.

COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—YeingaDAT.
BCPOILI KZ. CUI11171110)1“ EVANS.
It ■E CAPTAIN WLILNItiI.
It will be remembered that on the bearing of Capt.W►rner'a
application for bit discharge from custody he was required to
find one sullici.ntsurety in the sum of 6001., conditio,ed for
his not leaving the c matey until be bad pissed through this
court. Agentlentan named D nialdson, a coach manure,
turtr, et Margaret-street, Cavendirb.square, now appeared
and tendered himself as security, whereupon his Honour
made out as order for the captain's discharge from custody.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTEIWAY.
Bayou ila.0010111S1110:1OR Mao-ups.
CAW ONDill MIS PAOTICTION ACT.
Two eases were hesid coder the Protection Act (John
Slople and Samuel Bilotti Lloyd), in which it appeared
that the parties, who wen traders, had been relieved under
lb. eat, and with the old debts now owed more than 3001.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips, in geoids's°, with his usual
practice, dismaisid the petitions as t►e deists exceeded 3001.
flissiir ease. have occurred before the learned commis-
sioner dories/ the present sitting., cad the petitions were dis-
missed. It was stated that Mr. Commissioner Law took a
different view oldie art, and that the profession knew not
how to advise on suck smatters, His Honour expressed his
intention to adhere to his own practice until the other sow
smissioneve decided to the contrary.
Bayou Tea Muir Oomuevovn:
IN RN TOOKAS JAMISON.
This Insolvent, who managed t►e White Bear Ice Picea
e'Uly, WIG opposed by Mr. Dowse, who InWied on the at-
Madaaa the master, se alleged of the premise• (loses).
It wu stated that the insolvent had tried to procure his
attendanee, bat had not succeeded.
Tao Court adjourned the use fee the attendance of Joan,
sad enlarged the discharge ola

NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Ths 16th
rrytotsh•posizabniowm!N aloud Um:atlas is In-

hied (being for the year 1849), is sow printed. Prue the
shoot of receipts and disbursements, the following swore
to bs the IMO of the neonate for the period is qnsst :
Balsams os lot of April, 1849. 11,6691. 17s. Id. ; tricsury
'NUN, 120,00D1. • cub useipts for books, Ito. sold to
unseal schools, ilia., 12,1961 15s. 4d. ; ?seriph from pupils,
&c., attuning model schools, end other items,
1,8701. Ih. 114.; total »wipes, 145,6631. 4.. 4d. On the
credit side there appears espuidird foe Normal schools and
"rajah,. "Para. nay 7OW 6s. 9d. • model farm,
2,706 i. 15s. 114 • °Laurin, Art., schools,' 2,3051. 6s. 103.;
ordieary aational school., 4,6881. 17s. 7d.; sgrieulrit
eel, iadustrial, sad other schools, 1,0791. 10s. ; sale
ries sad gratuities to toschoss sad monitors,
82,7771. 14e. 2d. ; stun district model schools
16,0021.195.; inspsetion. 10.8171 lie lid.; book depart-
meat, paper, printing, ,18,9551. 3s. Id. ; Marlborough-
street establishmsnt 6,9661. 2a. 9d.; repairs and works,
2,9691. 34.3 d.; mise.ilaneolts charges, 1,9331 6s. 4d.; balance
os 31st Much, 1860, 7,4161.75. 9d. ;loud, 145,663 L 4s. 4d.
The following list shows the progress in the number of
schools sad scholars sane tie establishment of the gam
1833, schools, 789; scholars, 107,012. 1835, schools. 1,106;
whalers, 146,622 1836, eshools, 1.181; scholars, 153,707.
1837 schools, 1 300 ; scholars, 166,929. 1838, schools,
1,384; scholars, 169,648. 1839, schools, 1,681 ,• scholars,
192,971. 1840, schools, 1,978 ; @dishes, 211$0. 1841,
schools, 2,337 ; scholar/. 281,849. 11112, oshasis, 2,721 ;
sshohrs, 319,792. 1843. sehmnsi, 1,911 antsbm,
366,320. 1844, schools, 3,163; edisissa MAIL 1646,
schools, 3,426; scholars, 431,844. WY, ishashbaer
saris's, 466,410. 1847, schools. 3.6261,1111116411$ eIS, •
1843, salmis, 4,109 ; scholars, 007,469. 1.114 Va• a
sokedus, 480,613 Tits actual Menu Is tasias lse
schools tar the past year war 254; but as 1$ 1010 Meals'
woes struck off, the net heresse dories*. yew shah as
146. The prosorcioa of sew schools fee lir bar
Gawk thus: Motor. 121; Msostos, 64; lalsator,L7r..
sushi, 36; total, 244; sad the sotal staashoiss ssidaro
salad sad sapsosod is messed st 606,066.