The Express. — 1865-12-23 (London, England)

DAY.)  COURT OF QUSSI,PR .10. Mid Prins Mama at Time 4"— Lied Chief Justice sad a 60***cou V. sOTIIMM.-10/tm DI Quatro Eliscm. ohheree go action to :mover 0 07001. The defendant 41.0:Zaant Ballentiae, Mr. Field, Q. for the plaintiff ; Mr. 80% wee‘„ep juges were counsel n eto for the &fen . idaistiff is the propr o sod the defendant is ftb the celebt earp." The latter had entered ia* gr. fiwanborengh to perform gyals e TWO" is Birmingham for 17 n, do.. A *rood engagement was tb, *Jim poicarplog four or five nights tthe he eat the remainder of r th% Aad be brought the action to ire had red in cons mete *a plaintiff deposed—Early it gm trom Mr. Bothers, dated the wog germ for seventeen p wird m the defendtlini triezocur.. 14111_..altareekb e to feral? nirh'gt:' s•—• --;.rtio•---Olet. 1. May I reeei Fal7 i nsgpftstien to come to London and at the Oafe de PEurope pint . Det ode this time and had got • . L 1 was ono use his writing to me sbarrow would be much b sae meths: engagement for the .1.4 who with, and he lideepool, and that he had *—lma if h did not fulfil his "1e undesstmd you and j that nothing. of the ire& Be then rus that it ;mid never play for Henderson 111 him :rat dial of mom put ths 010110.41, y you have ever made with me more that the pools of the , pm." The defendant rePlkedl " . We mold oompeamne 705." raid for fly beiler this will be Ten have ever had with me. but if y Islas I maybe able to postpone it; est ads any si•••arid uPon that 1•• with limullom ; mdisot waive py. • of sherry and a gaig, thee, rely upon lty eld (haeghter.) It was arranged in • r:ea. 4611.°11aAtforsheddiPP"resdaisisespdapp•avici 'emery for -Bro, goi der; a draft Used Mr. in the rebus " &thorn as David r mesa a ever the town of Miran. liood. I glee underlined him in the ems to take half the gum to pay the expenses out is acoardanoe with the cost shoat 1201., and the 301. and 401. I received • from Plymouth tin th• adverWed, arid the sta reforeg . I replied that he was, and Intrea for the posters the I afterwards received September (the day Mr. Sothern &We agent went on the stageth tt of the day. The first piece of e and it had concluded before Mr. Clifton, mossier, wr. sad gamwee after Ivu Mr. Bothern was in a' had mumbled around it. room, and I was at lead rude him to do en. into the theatre in 00. out to know what was the cab Mr. &Ahern said be form. After be got into the I asked him If he could not' it would be ruinous to me. appear when I am so hoarse r before the curtain with me and are hers, and let them see that I replied, " I will not make an 03 anybody else Mr. Boston, myl you ought to have some symps He said, "I have no sympatt therm • my sympathy is with yen cc ekill you not makyan ap sida. "No.. I then called a nu Mr. Andrews. the asiendant't ARAI should hold the defener might sustain by the sot Iwi would return the money, and =hey had been put to in said—" walk if that' the matter," and ed onto( kver7 voice, I never voles.' Daring the erveresti I returned the whole of the re "dead heads,"—tree admissi the ocossion, and gut paid • it get more from the districtll the town of Birmingham. T and said it waskumbng. I saw at his madame. bug. (ag. Be WIII writiag aadismoku =tend yew 71.511 are comej ' I raid, " Mr. ai I ma some talk business. your scut not with me 1.40t00111a under this m ._Bend, "Fechteret to barks my engagement." that be possible! lam more . than you are, inasmuch as expense and have to p.y My half, and you take a Mr Andrews and soli? Is ' a and Mr. Sothern had about the engagement ; and that he would not pia) said 1 was under •  Pr;felaoeTl ;Li: Mr..._ I have been consulted In have only just been &then." He offered t "We will talkl it and upon that be said be amiably and settle the this, and said all I r to tidal his engagement, lie. Mr. &thorn said he under the engagement, by' 00111. That wee done, for a walk through the toe r he wont and bought • • fendaet performed, but and it wee arranged " the sixth night the de was not like a payi • coldness about it. Mg day I went to see the& was too ill to play. I ea thing fearful for me. by your direction ; can one act! for I do shall do with the pubho. I can't," and handed me a sue could not perform with .4 require a fortnight's maker an operation. 1 mid "NS Diem ready to plat." sever do that. I the stage and play to tho • " Play yourself, and " That perfectly ridicul but be positively refused, r atent, to get the medical side the theatre. At nig, wss great confusion. Th., and the people sod the money back. (Lnughte defendant, and on the t that my letter was in, ether matter; of no cone and the receipts were :t exclusive of 1,0001. I r' meek  [TIN caw was pi  COURT OF  Sittiap at Nig Prins Willis  The plaintiff in this wall, and he sued to timber supplied to the k was sued as a shareholde court, and the oely que to pay the sour of 2481. Mr. Baselake. Plaintiff ; and itar Georg It appeared that the many years with timber the acceptances of Mr. ' 1858 Mr. Crouch mace, were 000tiou•d with buildings, who had bean 1861, the plaintiff said the answer would accept a in question was ta,, committed suicides 411,1 coined cheques for the them over, had mirbO. bill. The plaintiff's c mine had pot it in the by Riving hi= e • a The judge Is satistactios  jury found for the  aaIaGEN