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THE TuRF.-Wood y. Leddbttfer.- Thls was an
action tried in the Court ot Exchequer on Tuesday,
tor an assault in forciby expelng the plaintiff from
the grand stand at the last Doncaster races II ap
peared that the plaintiff, who had purchased tick.
ct, was expelled from the stand by order Of Lord
Ealinton, who was the real defendant in the case,
Leadbitter being his Lordship's servant The step
was taken by his LoIdehp, acting under the sane
plaintiff was defauller. and an Improper person
10 be admitted Lord George Bentinck, Lord
Stanley, the Duke OF Richmond, and several Other
witnesses Tor the Defence proved that the plaintiff
was a defaulter in betting transactions, and had
been expelled, on tina, ground, from the course oi
the Liverpool and Goodwood races


The Jury returned verdict for the defendant, ,on
the plea OF justification.