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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, OCTOBER 26.

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This_day the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE sat at Guild-
hall, London, to dispose of the remaining causes on
the paper.
PEARSON V. HOLDING AND ANOTHER.
This was an action brought by Mr. Pearson, against
the defendants, as proprietors of the 'footing and
Mitcham coach; to recover a compensation for the
injury lie had received from the careless driving of
the defendants' servant. The particulars of the case
were as fellow.:—On the evening of the 21st of Fe-
bruary last, .about seven o'clock;the plaintiff was re-
turning to town, with'his v. ife and child, in his chaise,
and when arrived near the foot of London Bridge,
he observed two stages and four coming at a furious
rate down the bridge. Alarmed for the safety of
those with him, he drew up near the kirbstone, and
stood still, to let them pass. The first passed clear,
but the 'second, which was the defendants coach,
caught the wheel of the chaise, threw it over and
broke it to pieces. The plaintiff and Mrs. Pearson
were thrown out, and •seriously hurt.. The horse,
which was a very fine one, ran away, arid was so
much injured that he was obliged to be killed. The
defence set up was, an attempt to prove that it was
not the defendants' coach which did the damage.
• The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Da-
mages £2OO.