Under  sect.  46  of  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  20,  a.  railway  which,  in  crossing  a  highway
by  means  of  a  bridge  lowered  the  level  of  the  highway,  is  not  bound  to  keep  the
slope  of  the  road  in  repair.  L.  &  N.  W.  Railway  Co.  v.  Skerton,  cxvii.  559 ;  5
B.  &  S.  559.
An  action  does  not  lie  against  a  railway  company  for  injuries  received  by  one
who  in  the  absence  of  the  company's  servants,  opens  for  himself  the  gates  con-
structed, under  s.  46  &  47  of  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  20.  Wyatt  v.  G.  W.  Railway  Co.,
cxviii.  709  ;  6  B.  &  S.  709.
A  by-law,  under  s.  109  of  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  20,  providing  that  a  passenger  not
delivering  up  his  ticket  should  pay  his  fare  from  the  place  where  the  train  started,
under  a  penalty,  applies  only  to  one  who  having  a  ticket  wilfully  refuses  to
deliver  it.     Dearden  v.  Townsend,  cxviii.  861  ;  6  B.  &  S.  861.
VIII.  Other  matters.
Responsible  to  one  relying  on  train  advertised  in  time  table  but  which  had  been
discontinued.     Denton  v.  G.  N.  Railway  Co.,  lxxxv.  860  ;  5  E.  &  B.  860.
Omnibus  proprietor  carrying  psssengers  and  luggage  has  no  right  to  drive  his
vehicle  within  enclosure  of  a  railway  station.  Barker  v.  Midland  Railway  Co.,
lxxxvi.  46  ;  18  C.  B.  46.
What  is  evidence  of  felony  in  answer  to  defence  under  Carriers'  Act.  G.  W.
Railway  Co.  v.  Rimell,  lxxxvi.  575  ;  18  C.  B.  575 ;  also  reported  xcv.  917  ;  6  C.
B.  N.  S.  917.
When  felony  is  set  up  question  of  negligence  is  immaterial.     Ibid.
