The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-04 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

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Ths coon eat this morsing tin the purposed giving
judgment.

lIMPIION AND ANOTIM. A. TDB ♦CMIE
_ _ INSONANCII.

DILITH

Mr. Justice CreM;ell7aliitYlVeres an setlot by the
meseiere of William Warr Maapecm, an • pelley of In-
irmeareleteled=BLeleNdbfazi.th:422:lita.artl46ns
1,
of bis death. The mein= was payable ea the UM of la-
away fa each peer, err within toasty-owe days after that
time. The dehodesteplwided that erne of the preiniunte be-
ease dm on ths 2201 el Jsary, sad WY Od. petit within
tweedy-toe daye after that . plaintiffs replied
that the defmta ought sot to bo allowed to
rthat piss, became Mr. theepeon died from
emialte of en accident oa tha hat of lehmery, end hem
the tar ot his &nth vatic tam asphatisa of the it days the
phobia were is communleatlea with the delliedinte ea to
tile death et Mr. likapses, mod, la the awes et thole aim-
memitudeas theme
deleadeste, by their weeds sad coathea,
gassed the pleadli to holier% rd May did believe, AM the
palsy yea la MI Imes, sad that the plastids bed
se weer of oneertekdag treat omy .carat la their
eke whether the pnadema W Ms paid or wt. T =se
was Mod before the Chief 'milk* fa Lasdr, when the jury
ford that the delesdants had Isteatioaally with-
held lakemalloa of the weapermat of the per
trout the plaintiffs teem the Bth February,
and that the plaintiff. were aided by a Whir of the Bth of
February, and were thereby laded not to make further
inetury, though they by tawdry might have weer-
Mined the Cot. • verdiet wee thatellere tutored foe
the plaintiffs, bat leave warn gives to WWI" to eater a
yentas for the defewisata. The 'Mums at the trial wee
that the Firetaitun wee swill at the tile of as death, and
that the solicitors of the ammtere, a the 4th, wrote to the
company, informing than of formth, the
sevehey mama* meeloelag • to 8. Med
.p, end mist; wee Mag shoat the pewit= not
slams potties had beta te pay
the goat who Ised eiseted the
lamossee, and the dodeadnta ware mot aware that the pre-
shut was impala until the 7th, when the agent wrote.
Matta( the &oath, and that the wee not
paid. Thla wee brought to the of the
the
on the Ilth, when •• epeeist meting wee to assider the
matter. In the opiate of the eoart there ania sot saMetent
to seslaia th• been that the defsedeate hod withheld infor-
mation, and wpm smother point nil they were of opinion
that there was an ground for eseerfag judgment for the
*What notielthataneting the lame found a the replication.
Rule absolute.
0111.1.11 AM AND AXO7IIII/ (AIXIGNIEF) V. IMTCHINBOX

This wes ea action to recover Slat, the balance of an se-
emed claimed to bodes tor thebenkrupt, whose asnimees the
plain 6 were, sad the mediae Mend apes a long °mom
was, whether the plaintift were entitled to recover.
Caartier mane before the court m a epeeist caw.
Kr. Judea Cromwell now mid that the court thought that
elm should be judgment for the defandanta

Mr. Justice Cesarell rid ibattics was an action of eject.
mar width bad been tried before Mr. Baran Bramwell, end
is whir the plaintiff erred Iseirat-law. The de-
imalsosee minneel prodded a will of the late censer,
le=uthe era. to re defendant, and proved -the
of it. He also gave evidence to prove the comps•
trey of the terster, and the plaintiff then gave evidence to
airhis ecerreney. The judge told the jury that the
tilaw world Lave been entitled to recover
but for the prodnetion of the will, and that
wbr a will was produced and execution of it
the law Implied
quo: racy to melte it.
risr
1 li.
the evidence left the of competency in
doubt ; if ft wee a " mreuriug amt," they must end for
the deferent. A new trial bed been moved for upon the
ground el ealedirection. It wee the duty of the Jury
to decide on the elide of the are, and if the evidence did not
intlefy them that the will was valid it wog their duty to
renciance against it. The direction et the learned rely
therefon, not cosier mid there must to a new trial.
Bale absolute.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
(Before Mr. Baron Martin mid • Cameos Jury.)
MIMI V. ALDIUDOIE...-CONDIAT 01 TWO Or NIL
LOC/Len CANTAWITIS.

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Bellentr Tiaaplin appeend kr the plaintiff ; and Kr. Serjeant
t far the deiendent.

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nting/al. Thesidelltb the leelharetasergams ia the LOU.
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grocer is 111. Oosqleirroad, irk. At the time of the
moseral shales la Mee they west about together, can-
vain es Welt of lb. Ledo. sad ma the 27th of that
ere all, befog died , food themselves in the
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into asskdy. hiss to the steilem.hesse, emeelsed, meal
leased Is the aells tor the sight On the wit
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