The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-09 00:00:00

CONVOCATION OP THE CLERGY OP ras PROVINCE OF cA.vrzsausr. THE I.ITIR 1101:811. (Goard katik yest . iniq's./fapfse.) • 1% . aits.. 4 .llr - mr;gerg ;mum; ata:ain, vs. ; ims seed la be sinaried firm The Nay et Lennox (thee Ind aimed the mu way e Ith width LIVIA) .11thd be elided le est peptise et Ile eitheth wawa ththath that the 'Mop et anthention 1 j o u iseprelithrth He bed very grave doubts es to the , releagl at C. eatieuita abeam ..LXTlnaraT maid that the eauthana. : g el zi We et the Aim having thengied the serious attention of air Ifig negadrt ... tring the whale of the mathieg, it was flaw • elk Alb Others then put the Ipilike to their thrash*, who ss:e rater end the prolocutor of the - Lowe. , the ethrwthed, to order that he might Ithe ft down ; ay et Circe &Alva presented a petition tuna 156 j dig i nit i le dioceee 6 a tbs oppz . ltr t p o the catz- 1 ter lel evil lirce, illearion area, red the pities wee tele en the table, Ilhhip et !Amman bY 1 *lnge Prim et Ur thew =",.1.,,"=.1=L lbelfollialllol ia 11110111 at of the essemellisa of sambeg • it shenskyrds very erierindy resedeed with the pi- , ads il iamb sisasisr. Ths primer yawed the pi , Ilisas im meth arse Mast be peraled Isy the mei Om gie , m reideessa, so lisr ell a , Il GM bpi imps mor i be midi The optima of the pedlimme war that theirs ddr lier islateed with drab Wade% mei, lime d" tub e) mit me MD el pest a =er Ile Eight meelisa dist Is his ma deem s wir war well karia bed fhe tie .117 ad era la ahead ametre, hei Bird le army • site demi, ea aseseat at the sir . The Orman sad tiamthoner Rube in high ems die slislide of their dioceses ; end ere ally the miler we rim& to Dr. Travers Tirldie, the dempar , m u m pair Get be might report upon it so sees es he bed tumor de asemery entMrties, and bed awls m his alai ea re sited. This kid* dim adjourned their meeting. 1 LOWER HOUSE. 1 VIZ oCCASIoNLL IkiiiivlclA. The Der of Or. Pim:a, beefs, previouely den notice I Orli NMI^ male awe thee • pairs be pored to thie D r lime elOthethatien, paying his Orate the I'm , dark red art kat*. the Warm to join ia ea wither to the Grew yelyied ass age ism setts churvh ware of as dad diregy i the Ilia et Bey. end the bth et thrthee• 1 kr, le dbesedneed se we bapeasemely. Bo sirmard , di five war eirdadth Mile se be the mall vhish lime revise' was areled. es rile width , seed is whorl Be ball eat ray mime ides wile did met mg veld tham the rd via i the i cv iil dill gem say swim gellia el ern lir Maim him@ tithe diem beleed el met eonia to mire name, rim • lied. tai • [dress. It ire we Mem dr lase Cie wr i ez air m o w Illier ie ry ile m a z g i r l". ar s e wise 11. 4 steledy=lt. driers that dr war the tied wee dr. her • Mien est pi the Amy wrier the a = shaadas d eider vescilag an le empty , im Mesh& lima am aid* with redreity Nam ff hesSoymils dr% the tetra (Bev. beer.) Be Wit be maid Main lie the simmer of them list de berm world terdiest di they wen awed al • mad et greet Maisel emollient We Mai MOO • erect-Is emmergeele se deprate :Mir Op weird le be 71/4 MI el lowa eraelmidly Mb the dwrestr el the disigiesd, Gemili awl lime war them events esemed Be athelaid fist it will be be ewe padmet to those • Id me me sesenmes tiles le tale = yip*, sunkask the ghee* elly se a euret io =dpia Midi were w eed e •se ha s la emedsatime moire of the mad rizedi a rkishdall le smile helimpef diegramsat gml may prim der hed ilea toes ilserstris, alb In sire they, wee ready aid se he se the edgier Mad at the p ewee w egassered, bug la Inie ale say 'gime ere Milder ding which le he lesssraile Mr wry dumb eerie. fie Mr errand emir Waim traeled three silly. redid the aid delawately aid sialudiy, he be aged be memlingly emaleg V is riles he serimme mime the ammedsailthe Cowes am dreemiamd. (Bar, km) Mdr dm& wee mew tore Ye/yid, later pet et dr ;i g = that Side dm knew mien in ipsdha-M., the dibtehre a l= 6. lbra di idler Mich me st Or ma* He the it perm elf dr seresim_ead the irreeeder millimepil melirdp-ell dm me Meath la dm me to belleMinibemperisal daireirmet le the malleelland Zifes ariewl la the melee fre the regalia. tWeld be rey essay, V them was soy aim le main eay pais ef dweller dm mire. los de se by mar ef $y eNO warts. err hit the wiedierz i t haiM It midis in primity) et eamismarel liefwirem. (Chegge.) dinhimen et Gramm semailed the retire. . Weaea denied whirr it wee sempesset he the her le imp sea • psalm The swim de lidi Bee. me ands set by set ef perliment, sad e i g er T of dr swede bed isem dam mil Moped seamsellea, mile di ad beim vet bee art gay pre le hirer MS N. Be dm the ageism Simi In dm whoa meth stremem•mem Brae Vast te Pephii eopeary, the Gra met le midi say el he per monomerhe =r is smadmat OM the tape 10 POI= Ida to ea adders le the rem re Mil • amidia et the drip rad dip le eraihrlf soy eall rat shardems rue tareary to the bash deem= Tam la mir le perils Ithe ream of the Cheri sad hirm= si rem him) Iran Mewed ma the rem elk end Mimi del tea hear me ash salthimily behmed le maw the imam. Be beer sserendell OM dr dem bed me' pre bi the miler, sal it tai may be disposed el by m part the sets al ridges. by Midi the piano= ef are semis! ii bed Is. lei - Thaadiesses dIL Ausias ail re OM OM dr liregg la • waillifisa ft ellk the "mem no sold a* vein abhor kr ii• modellia or the liWzr , be So Woos, et the me b um = rink the swim : Met • sousitiso be sp. pipit i• ribusby smog lbws is elk& rimer t. ..6 lei bow drees appublisi l• Lar as rot d nowise le the Amok mil lemon vire abisalless my be iliskokie The Ur. Coma Illoasswoam depissimil •mg Wa m lls, bet hay onsi with lb* ouppeolisa of the .Apir deo of e• hay. Afkr•MlS turigralis dismiss, Is awn at vihki *misty of amemirats Inn supielled, Dra at Ilt. Itur i =sasi Ardaikaces Oases sirmarat, diet Wan The Paraerros Zia lir the perigee lad pieced in his bar r erre= to which he invited the eassunrce the lowa here r disjoint ells at her Haws ',Con voation I. her Illersty. An wear of the ideas is in the proceedings of tits war bar Cara Worewora sised sa arid= terffirsg r the ermies ef the eyriagsa by dr assra of arra ass. .Re thought the rem sherd ark she dale de- I *shift et raeirag as raker of Tarp st ; tee rad= prend to aid :—" We Ira Arad elAtLeat as estalhair rat year Werea Lea hies gird te issalar Ih. lamterse of err sirs roe n oire dram Is Begrad ; sod vs aurae Lay dr bef d a =ihriaOrg ige % l it it Z h i l lll ' rib* Lae. Ille ma user him see a area .Is meat i rosestry es her away sbaready Mend sr of the beaded arts la the Wig* et wow 11~s seiga—tits rendes etre viserste la the esterri par gas cd the Mae The rates herr been seceard, yea put sad carried III"i Tr =saaa of TAt NTON (Dora) art b. Wired lo Dell stlestles to the knowing p=r, Trier, se it mewed to rm. ere confusion rake len the or, etre era "aration," rased of need Imides." Tab odraties sad sari tredirs. rap set Idler thingeoriee la se uses War eel; re r acre_ aim la the penurga as a rod, be surd set rip ire Wed easy was are is pet Wel herb to air re sot Ihe id Is a artmeat Or knead a gar f or y— re ribs vast of So arra day. Par Woolf he could war be yes set eireled et whoa Wee Parroctruos suggested that the wad "retraction laiMes .s t the elders& llnsiuson—Bot is it set ma berelistar t. ihe week et eincatba that the children are tern eat at or st so seer as eas Arshisra DIKI4ON—Oct of your schools, not out of WE emu shear prier the word "school tescidng" to "bersalea." Use our father runorks, the word " sistalles" wu MAN& Aleeldnecon DLNISON conaidecod Chit lan Wet goil el the Iterr waded committed the here is Mr 'rid statat that ear arks " kneed re , vithrs - 1 daft= hum dr edessis et a say err age, ' lie could milocsimi an mint principle that wild. Re believed Pade g lory y s kid =erg dory art irk Yak AM= frio n reit d sari lire air ritam the talc "fhe err, if he raid - trio sworn el Ms RN Mir r wwilso, placed Ida *WO le MISS M he re r• re brae sat hie son into IWO as slim es ha sade le de them sod mar esseserhe the aiSS ibeatiltiliesen4 Ito Wilt by re air • brew add a se tee asps is as relay ram et ble tray. Ohlsemplert this he did set rarer ebb re is ran 1 1. 7r=1:42 =err silatilses wink "We degree ire ear writ re blears deers en r Or try regred elerrelsres et vlibrarog tisk Aires leare.rnrrasaywily sew" lac lb. WRissis ogleddist those of the that erred Go WOW wages res ars Me WIMP As moot onkel god idlerilia Wig 401.1. Asioanew DINIRON —Yon meet aide M Ilmo pow et moo Um you du to the rich how logi dry oholl keep • THE their childre• at School; sad as far at ay _marieleat ink tie ahmatio• to it Nees for the dais, a Ns ea t ers wrtb lase Wad. The easel at Ws pomp* io, that 'lips dr 'althea at easel see rasa se aka pas et eat, yea waid albs arm • Issitar eirealm, lat ray spiels eat Ow mead ast lave ta dot voy a pea et MI astal ea amass dry yeast If theyl&h wheel awl Val selessiet es that sat et shades *Mai Ills tam for their ear Alb M a aster ais. A:Aim* TIORPD—IIIy a are an egiiss isi E ß the w Mi. What ihi, stied dry • baler mad • stair dead edwatio• eta tlkey tea 41111411111 ; Omaha 1 Walt tt is dalmais that Ilar &odd le kept at wheel, wake the talleare d the eisegarno• hag ea am iable. sir. esavensals, r vhkh E. Thump% Ceaoa Weedpla sad seer modeesisbel. The Dees et Weadaras minded this die weeds deedd sheald sand lban—w We dewily &ghee dlillistdty which is les raw err hires the leirearlag peer Is with draw their &Nam teem Nisei helm they lase medved the hill edemdege d • estuall shodha, anti led bees po pe* __dear la their ditty rand rd ma." Aseldedes Due ISOM aciplessed k the aggestioe, which wee shad* adepted by the bear heehaws Damson took eseeptlea te the pen graph whk-k esee~ (tithe thindlidest Yoe Awed bat clothe- , ratios amid meeion. The ewspeadbillty el peeeuguing eta vocatioa esstod with ths peonbiant, and air with the crows. 1 The proper room woo not to oh the octant to allow them more then to delibriste, which was in part making the crown the arbiter of what ahrald b. the dwation of their entities, which it woo not. They might Mbar to addrese the Archbishop, stating that it woo hepatitis he them te deliberate ea the pave matters eweedsig he well-has at the church, mad Ihd it only exposed them la idiom end =treesatselez :Id destroyed thelr threseed mad their se a five assembly, vies hey awe limbed to sr se t r ee days. He believed that they lad hitherto made • dletalee by confounding together what the wows gave Medd to de and what he peesidest gave lows. de. if dry Embed Is put • camas la hese or to make amens, than they sheald ink the crows to give thin the power; but let them ad ad the dews to give het which was set m the crown Weer le give sr rehash and thereby admit • right which il• 111011111 lad not. sad stultify their ova privileges. Mambas= HASSIIIPDX thought there was great fun, in the objective. Bet he was not aware that they had hitherto inserted try each admission in the addseea. Archaisms Denison—You milked Lave to sit, and I I think the yr • mistake. Triat-13us - s the Archdeacon deny the power of the semen to prorogue at any time it may thick tit P Arehtleacon DS'S 13V Certaialy ma I admit that it in Y the poor of the crown to come down end prorogue at may Taawa, but in the fret 112SUMINI th e reoponaibility is with YIP IrDsm t et ELL —Does the Archaisms think it would be prudent M provoke the eserise of the prerogative krelaismon Datums—No I don't want to provoke any thing—(away" WI a laugt;)--bet I my the responeibilaty is with dor pealdent, and I would leave it to attack to him. Comm oanawoaTn peed with Archdeacon Harrison that thaw tone in the objection; but thought, on the whole, it wevddbe better simply to recite the Got, tbot hitherto the =et lis brass bed not tom ottended to the time they arissiari he carrying wt their deliberative funs any sad that, consequently, Mak umtelasas was impeded. Avadmeen Minims wo a d be quite senteat with that. The la. Yr. St v um: a —Thong' they led not actually by the wow. they hal season to know that mauialiwa lad lama plea Wham lte areeident and the relaitilse ea the Whet. They Imam she hat question" bed beta Wed ht pidiement, sad thee It hal lice INeftetly inti mated by dr inlalskor that if their Whigs we prolonged the mm wait vaults. TM De m ed ire aid that wren be yea prolocutor he red received • diediet f uination ter As Ildigheat authority trot trek eN. ovoid not to 11.11111111 to eatesd beyond two days. He ddrd don b epee to no sardrest that right bee do dirt of prig tier la ..Mein or et Yost Y.. in odious position, id& dr entree d tre arra. Afar erne remarks tram Anaderen Tama sad re Iter. lb. Monroe sun the pempaphintro rider en adopted r It sTsed: irclideeesa Dll/1100/1 lama to ills* a dams is rdereace to the dighetive Nate of tie representation at the Lever Home; hat it me opposed 011 the ground that the MOM ought to ho mooted in • different way, and the meadautall ti O a r ti ss:ti a. on of the Rev. Mr. 11Planszta • pee= extedrimee rm. inserted touching the death of the of Glassaitar. And sundry unimportant verbal aretademete 1 having bees awl to. male la the body of the docurtient teat address me pat agreed The bore them Miasma to this day at a quarter mat Mt o'clock. THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. The manual meting of this society was held last emir at Meter Hall , the Right Hon. Means Harz aa, M.P., is the char. Ceara CILUIPX Sr having opmed the protedings with P C . Oscars ay reed the inert, whir stead that Mrs the pm yea the aultreut emir= et the society W bre ataard wbh the gram 110314•111 ; tW the Imes • 11s varier mbileiree had Ismer d sad were str fa ari•i; and that mew& is 720,000 treats were Mad ezerz . neeth isb nehrg the Mal Imes toe the year me as roam me the pea : Pala " The Mei sember .1 Mine hem the pen kid bim etellker , int dr ielel dale year the temmemen et the misty vs 74• 6 The mars et dr iselety's whalers= at dr W memb hoesand,r _she 4 Amnia ad lnks. In derkseelhat M as i re rat yeer, the imn trees the depersa bra MUM paiihnlam reran 10,007 - M arkis. 1a Cbiaa, she (pram to the out break et re me), the seeleife patieeillees ad ether Itad bre productive of Ohs met estkesseery ,salts. the pen year tree bed bra in ream Is the ads armed to is lin this *PAL dia, ming • teld d 11L 17s. 2d.; there ler bre • smell desrers et 4aerelra receipt; is dee is eleirratleas earkeriss et MU 17.. ed. and a dearer. in panel doer toss gem 116 sekeeriptions, collearee, wl reemtal M 70111. 71te grate reds • told veript at 10111/. 4e. 111.—res the greats weeded the himehat te ams ken MN 1111111.0011 by 2,1771. 0.. Thaw had shit boas naiadlen it the maid Parr teed. end 7001.17.. ft 4rpl7torspedrMalf d ClYa. The rote e=sitep2 m ared way manta se ask as es le The Mee d Coarsen, be renvid le re teraleity of the iseltara, the semelleas adrift It resseted et Criers at IL omer Ur Merin' et re tern, wink woe .see dedded U Rev. Mr. LANDLII. Tr Rm. Timms (Preach preirised serisier), the Roy. 3. elreasa, tutor ot 13t. Penes, linighees. ; the Rev. N. M'lowl, ma ethers twasaly artier the marg. The rig accesses to the draw earlaisd the re rallege. LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE JEWS. The forty-ninth annual meeting et the friends of this moiety wee hold ' , Wrathy sse t Muter Hall. e imams. yr crowded Ea the Th emen lewd ee the*tform redm Blehet n. the ef Mist Admleel Venom 1 Ps lirr.ll W. Proems* E. W. Wadesem, J. . Rev. A. A. Ismite. J. B. TM Bad et et sr Leeks of were r leg=24mtie Mbar ef Lon de., Moss. eel Tletsris, bet them Wit sew. podeses, IsestheWili the Hhispe of ClimmeMer end Bristol, of Oveleas Tows, mil a lAA het ememmted to ac e* the elite Aso et SY arithy. The wort to the melba toy dm Bee. Mr. Goodheat mimed that the sommbile bed Ie meows se Mamie la the isseme et Or seauty.ilke pew foe the year sow timed smeemi le 12, mv Said., im teems, owe the penes year d 2,4111. 10e., the *pot lam woe rsellssd. The espenditure for lie mem _peeled sagmated to KM. A. 4d. The yaw bat of seabed mistbeerim he the yew is 2.5 ; of ler op" SI; et odporteere, depsellarlse, 21 ; of whoo& 11181111“. XI • sad ci thethrehit Me Ives of Miss fa Hebrew tali sodaty's kr MN m =din eths the 31e1 of Desembm was, elides; 412 htes the Bibb Boeidy, ballabg 1W la Germ% owl Preach— total WO. 101 of New Tostemeets, Books of Common hems Welts, 64, 8 = of 70,000. 11 Cie=d by the ale ti the was 3241.12LN. Nowt/ 1,005 JIMA ehills VIONTO bastroctios is the wedges moist& esoweig with the aodet',. Varies esevemises Y Ciumemy sad other porM tithe Craftiest WSW INSISSESSIL Ia ONMSSISfr sawed, a Jewish himay is yrbbnet amp sweeter of to who he. helm ceaveded to Misesmig, wad the greatest tittle to ingolee We the lathe of the sewed &Matures hes lama .e 1. heed, weeislly ethoegat the younger breaths, at /ride TM Newt was =maim* adopted. The msetlag wee tamestealosequently by the Blikop of Caritas, the Maids of lheiferd, the noble chairman, and enrol others; sad mime resolutions were adopted in ooeformity with the objects of the society. Tnt MARTLZIONE BOA= OF G CARDIA A A AND TRI POOR-LAW —Toderiay, at a fully Wasted math, el ea Mary BOARD. lobowo Ikea of D red Ouordiaas, It ow eushed by a Imp med_ la IRAs rawer to the YAW din Pearlow Bawd tot dm toadmit a pow law twedrie to Igo hie pion mow to.. :—" Mat tam wild lawiwo no waw trftwo elsoring dr goodloa d Iwo lo Obildlor "MIR reply, tad lbsisibto awl larwitaly, pg frody, bawl lo lodololo dr* WWI= to oboe le tai wry tie oled do ressiodia of tka 21114 to Ilia dry bra teat radernal." net fa to my, the roman new to admit tho nowt.. tweeter to kW ila *co sd Utak board. This reply, it is understood, is Mattis% [Advertisement.]—Hwuwwdea OINTWWW! OW PIM ,y.,11.a.• Timm= MO IiAD LOWA.—ly id a up Prodemer Ihs , al mi rbeitiZA, rind lima Mg Arm* =co= Oki as avid war Awe beet Alms st Mei la• e we Vole/ liell= illiar= X I% Is Os Itre a W e ea u rl 1 Ossilaopie . A. ctuldbA, isloe; Ng It. Yak. gaits. EXII/ESS, 'SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1957. •' • Lab findltput. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 8. (Moro tlao Lords Imams of Appeal.) CLAIIEII P. TII• 10TAL PAOOOTK'OIII. Thia wu an appeal from an order of Vice-Chancellor We deerkty, whereby he had dissolved an injunction restraiaing • nwirtgagee from selling the building and *at of the Royal Poneopticon: The MOO was puny argued yellowy*, sed en its being again celled on to-day, Mr. Stifle, for the meet , enatmawed that dace peeler dars t, the t m e ter . ta , divpute had been sr- Their thoomapos ordeeed the cue to be tam est of !lupus. Mr. Ranh Q.C., Mr.C. Hal!, Mr. Rewlinnos, Mr. Glue, Q.C., Mr. Bee* sad Mr. Terrell mho appeared for dif ferent peaks to the litigation. disarmed • simple mode of preventing this which was by applying • test of varniali to the iron proviw. to putt* on the &ghats, wad this invention was the actoflde patent. On the 27th of April he discovered that the delaie dance were applying his invention in the ably Philosopher, whieh they were building. Toe Vice-Chancellor made an order, the datandente not orpwlag an inspection of the eldp Philoaopher, that an insowtion should take place, the defendants undortaking that the ship should not nil before Wednesday neat, nor to stow sway the nrgo as to prevent the inspection, and the plaint undertaking to abide by any order the court may toshein nerd of any low ronseqeseni opus the ine.pretion. Mr Cainwand Mr. Gilled amused for the plaintiff ; Mr. Le• Dashit, Mr. F. 8.121 , - and Mr. ElislopCiarke, fur thlaihrinig. Man 5-Chasm'kr Sir Jam Stout) ■►ML COIIISOILATION P. CALSOR. Mr. lama and Mr. Driatowo appered in support of a deafens to the bill in this epee for want of equity. It pie= that Mama hewed sod Cairo., iserehants at net a nesel to Mears. Syre mil Co. to Lookensed illO bille of ban, deli adorned, with thehrnalli et the jliYil beak at Wedeln sadiew bills of eadrage ea Mem flyers sad Oa, rod raid Woe bills with the pielaillb apes a hoar bypeibrailla fa 1866, wheeby they salhedeid the Wit, la tendasis* la acespleaft or pelmet of lie lON to sell the ear Aped eat pay the amenet be hums due to the=, and the blocs wee to be plead as the waft ef Mema await eel Oalroge other aseepleteles seat Oak dirgeml. Mama arise sad Co. ilborwards hamar lis meld Ihs gabs seashgrd sad yid the beakeapt, baba= doe Se eseyemmilea them rod the ankle= awl Mom fllewart sad slaw ieth the harem The beak sefassd to ley either .1 the stannous without authority for acs Mae ; Maws. berme ant Caro. brought their taloa dlaw for the 'balsam "gable the bank. Under these efreamerinceis the breigit their bill of interpkoder against Mr. Cal mer, the repro of the bankrupts, Meer% Byers and Co., rod Mr. [twat, who wee out of the juriedistion. The pre- Nat besrlugwas upon the denture's. of the defiedaat Calrow. On Me lobar it was argued that the mitred created by the lathe of 186 i crested on immediate piety between the pie sad Stesnut and Calmar which took away the right to banked Crawshay v. Tho;ntrit . ~(7 Bin 400, and that es prow remedy, if any, we by Weepier*, at law. Mr. Ma* Mr. Erskine, and Mr. Tyndel, were for the sel Mr. Wlgram and Mr. Oidiird were for the The Viral= on the ekes of the argument for the ilesamer, Aker dein the facts of the cue es detailed by the bit sold the facts .laud made it impoesible for the da bay that the signore were excluded from all rlgYlthe goods pledged ; but there was a complete privity of. anitast between all the defendants, and the engines weenie Menagers to the right by which the property was held bp the plelatith, and ha thought that the preens was • ease dos beterpleader. It had been attempted to support the datosmor by a reforeuxe to the Interpleader Act of 1 end 2 We. IV., e. 68 ; that act coaferred • right to entertain en larepliader emotion in courts of comae. law, but it by no mere altered the jurisdiction of this comet to entertain such mita The demurrer must be overruled, with coats. Mr. Melina then applied for leave to pay into court the balance in the hands of the plaintiffs of 1,6861., and that thereupon the action at law might te stayed. ' The order wee made, and Mr. Melbas and the bank would wake all claim for coots sad pay the Wince in their handa intact into court. All that the bank vented we protectioa. Mr. NAM and Mr. CrsoloaelAed In support of a Mined motion on behalf el the asking that the derriesta, who ere ben arniaelessm reCradley Chain an d Mir be irerrered by Injunction team rebore assailing in Ohs patented Ineerre sera sad also tram sides tbe &stirs trade sari et" Patent" mea my whore. The Mama in septet of the motion was not amplote. and they therallase DOW steed only for an order Prindaing the de drub ire( the mirk Treirma's Patent" to W ma= mrallarseel by rim aril the seation welting re Mb* binaries mil be dimmer at FCC this se dry read seldom le show that the ielbrirts had s o used the plaintiff's nets. Yr. Itenehawe abided that the one MI boson red, but ineired that It eraser a trade mar, Immesh as re plaintiff did not himself arry on try bei grated homer to permits who et el Its sal that the nem was used merely to Ids& ef anchor, the patent for wEkh = ratable peas be bad. The Vire•CherioaDor amid the pulioir posamion of a patent unimpserbed, was mired a, the use of hie name till the mar esdi Is idly alsemed. BAIL COURT.—MAT 8. (Bitthegs ie Brace.—Before Mr. Jostke Coliridge.) errroeee V. Ills Lordship delivered judgment In this case, which was argued an Thane:lay. It was • rule to set aside an award. The meads relied as were, that the arbitrator had not sworn the witnesses, Ned that be had been gwity of general misconduct. As to the tint ground, his lordip was of epinton that under the order of reference, which was in the vital form, the arbitrator bad not power to administer an oath, sad as to the damps of ratemeduct, they were fully negatived by the affidavit; the rale would, therefore, be di.- charged, and, in consequence of the gems imputation made against the arbitrator, with costs. Rule discharged, with costs. • to dme. Hem the plaintiff, instead of receiving from ihe defendant the contribution which the defendant wee bound to pay, pa.'d it for him as advances. An advance made by ampullae not to the concern itself, but to the other partner in respect of that which that other partner was bound to contribute, was emoething dehors rho partnership, and tberekre the court OM give effect to what justice demanded in this ease, by ruling that the plaintiff was entitled to recover. Rule dieclusr,u, COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-XAT 8. (Sadism be Banco —Before Lord Mkt Baron Pollock mad Barons (Martin, Bramwell, aad Channel.) ANNA/ ADD OTNIDD/ T. ItICILAIWO AND POADION ULLA OF NICHANON. This wee an settee which wag tried before Mr. Justice Crowder at Olommeter, by the plaintiffs es 'adman of a foreign bill of ezehange. The defendant was sued we the indorser, and pleaded that the !AU hod not been duly pre sented for &reptant,: that it hnd been dishonoured, and art be had not bad due =tire of such dishonour. At the triahlie plaintiffs produced the hill, which wee umtanued when it wee submitted by the .easel fur the defendant, that ea It was unahamped it eouM not be rived in evidence. Thie objeetion was submitted Mr by the mused for the plaintiffs, whim called up= for an answer by the lammed judge, and • nanatit was entered. On a eabsequent day • rule OW • new trial was granted ea the grund that as the bill was • foreign ens it did nut require • Um*, and that, it it did, the production of it was nmasesseary to support either of the Motes. The question rested on the construction of the new Stamp Art, 17 and 18 Vie., rap. 83, which eubjects lkweign bills of exchange to the 'tulip duties, and enacts that adhesive stamps shall be annexed to all such bills and can celled before the bills are prevented for payment, or endoned, transferred, or negotiated in any manner. One of the de fendant., t ita captain of • versel, drew this bill for repairs at Quebec on his panelled in favour of the correspondent of tha plaintiffs, and it was mode paysbte in London. The bill wee then indorsed in Quebec to the aforesaid cor respondent, who forwarded it to the plaintiff.. The bill was in due course presented for acceptance, but it wu dis honoured, as the principal had failed, and on the arrival of the defendent at Gloucester he was sued. Mr. Powell new showed came and contended that the plabitifts were, under these circumstances, bound to pro ince the bill at the trial, under the plea denying that it was duly presented for acceptance; that it required. stamp, as it was • foreign bill, which roust be taken to have been indorsed and negotiated in England. Even if it should be held that the indorsement should have taken phone abroad, it was con tended that • stamp should have been attached to it on its arrival and before it was presented for acceptance, as it was indorsed to a party in England. It was ease contended that the decision of the judge was final; that as the nonsuit had been voluntarily submitted to by the plaintiffs the court could not now reverie it, and also that in such a case the rule could only ho made absolute on payment of costs. Mr. Keating and Mr. Gray appeared in support of the rule, but were not called upon to argue the ease. The Court were unanimously of opinion that the points raised could not he sustained, except that which raised the question whether under the pleadings the plaintiffs were called upon to produce the bill. The bill did not require • stamp, as it was neither indoreed, transferred, negotianal, or presentedfor payment in England. It m i g ht b e , that when hang the stamp duty en foreign bills for the first time, the Chancellor of the Exchequer confined that liability to that period in their existence when they had the character of perfect instruments; until • foreign bill was accepted in England, it was but an incubate instrument, and until some act was done in England in refer ence to it which would constitute it an English contract, it did not require any stamp. The nonsuit was wrong. It was further urged that the rule ought to bo discharged, on the ground that the decision of the learned judge was final en the question raised ea to the stamp under the Common Law Procedure Aet, but that objection had nn foundation et all. In submitting to that ruling, the alternative of a nonsuit did not deprive the plaintiffs of the right to dispute that ruling. It was not a herdship on the defendant that a new trial should take place, but rather one of which the plaintiffs might comp[aiu, as the neesmity for a new trial arose from the inglorious though untenable objections of the defendants' counsel. The general rule must prevail in this as in all roses in which the error was that of the judge—namely, that no costa should be given to either side. Rule absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 8. (Beim Mr. Cominimioner Fine.) The bankrupt was en oil and drug-merchant of Cullum skeet This was the examination meeting. The accounts prepared by Maws. Peal and Turner, extended over three yftte prior to the failure, and showed debts, 1,917/., with liabilitke of 2001. The wart. were inconsiderable. On mien to the amount of 160,0761. the bankrupt had made a profit of 3,4841. ; but this was more than counterbalanced by lower wising from bad debts of 3,9591. end 2,9681. expense*. The bankrupt pawed unopposed. IN WI C This .ee the examination meeting in the cue of John Marshall, tending es a tool-merchant under the above title, and having depots at Heading, end ell the prinripM stations on the Groat Western Railway. The accounts not having been sled, an adjournment became nervessry. Mr. Maynard is engaged in the preparation of the accounte. The liabilities ere stated at about 25,000!. ; ameba estimated at 8,0001., sub meet to the realisation of the property. An adjournment was ordered. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAT 8. (Baton Mr. Comobatons, Murphy.) As Insolvent applied for Vall Wad; peculiar circumstances. Ha bed petitioned the court under the Protection Act gest envier, ago, and Ma ease was adjourned front time to tiros. He hied settled with some of his creditors, and un derlined that YAW taken the bloat of the ext. He had, it appeeeel. net bees sworn to hie schedule, and on being arreetelier debts he had renewed,' question aro b o as to the cowls Ie punned. The now debts could no inserted in the hether wthedule, nor whilst there was an existing pro tection pales could the old debts be Inserted in a ethedole under the Prehiction Act. It wee reoolthd to obtain= tearing seder far the old debts, and to Ole a new p pier the ether jurisdiction. The new petition had bees =ad the baolvent now attended to put in toil, having Ide protecting order under the other system whilst I In piss an lika liabilities Mr. Chembeaster Murphy accepted the prepaid sureties, end the dintlarge was ordered till the hearing. (ado* the Chief Commislicar.) IN 111 PIANOS TMILON, This insolvent, a carpenter, was opposed by Mr. Wheeler, a builder , him landlord. Mr. Dowse supported Just before a quarter'. rent became due the Insolvent left the hone., and when sued In the County Court he came to this court for protection. The Court intimated that as the neat occasion there would be supenaion of the protection. HANCELLOR'S COURT. OXFORD, Ma 8. Two cases were heard et this court to-day bake, the Vies- Chancellor (the Rev. Dr. Williams) against the Sari of Coventry, an under graduate member of Christ Church Col jetlistheag.eintins beuz H. 7 . 3 d := o :o l factioners, Le ova - sued his lordship R a t debt of 401. odd, donne' a . previous term, and the case was several times postponed, but now came on again for hearing. Ilia lordship was unrepe seated. Pottinger, on behalf of La Grand, applied for • ver dict, but the Vice-Chancellor wished that the case should stand over until the next court day, in order to give him an opportunity of consulting the &weeper of the court (Dr. Kenyon), as he thought the debt wee for articles supplied contrary to the statutes of the University . The claim of Burrin was one of 2/. as. 4d. for services rendered as an umpire and expenses incurred on the occasion of a two day.' match played between the Oxford Harlequins and the Moreton-in-the-Alarsh Cricket Club, last June. His lordship was a member of the latter club and bad engaged Burrin professionally. Mr. Pottinger, on behalf of Burrin, premed fora verdii t as the case had been several times postponed, and contended that it would be a hardship to his client, now that the fine weather had set in, if it were further delayed. The Vim-Chancellor gave a verdict for the immediate pay ment of the debt and Costa. IRISH CHANCERY APPEAL COURT. In this court on Thursday an appeal was heard from an order of the Master of the Rolls refusing to give to the peti tioner, Me,. Cornwa ll , the posmealon and care other children, two females, one three years and live months, and the ether two years three months, and directing that they should remain, in accordance with the will of their father, under the control of the testamentary guardian. It ap peared that the father, who was a protestant entertaining very strong feelings against the catholic relit:LT, died in November, 184 and directed positively by • will that every precaution should be taken to keep the children from the hands of their mother, in order, as he expressed it, that they might be probaked from "Popery' she being a catholic. Ile sprintedhis brother-in-law, Mr. W. French, their gyardianoequerift that Mrs. French would adopt them. Theerissed be the pMhfine relied mainly upon an act of the 3rd sad 4th el Wen IV, providing fur the committing to the seem et ABMs drab an until they bad attained the age damn rem, ohm la certain eves* an ladar particular deametssess, sack se whore then wee ow horned= ypm tits obsrsenee er conduct of the tarehar. It wee eaagaded that ft was the duty of the court, the. beisig is ties at lbs. Cornwall, to give bra tie eon l u te tmeffl at least, they' attained the jog at ism alr ia rr austiou Cornwall to hadammsw.ornt thein lem vii erraebe Not k canoed kolkood, sad that the inteoded te proteeteat govern= to instruct than. It that ea ems occasion, in the rem poruy obis* of hair: eheericri we el the children to be hwUrod by a =thole clergyman, Ind* when the father beiseil, It caused Ma Is be garter excited, and to exact frame he a pewshe Net than wcerld never make s similar attempt ebb esonet the Mir tidy. In reply to this, it wee *del he Ilas Ocatvers affidavit that her ohject in this was to secure the salvation of the child, se, aeconling to the tench' of her church, beptivm ' wee ' was i nn be ptisedndispensabl . e for *ideation, and at th e ti me the efaild The court diamiised the appeal, but without costa, stating that they could not give the custody of the children to the mother with confidence that their faith would not be inter_ fend with. The Lord Chancellor observed that, if the tette mentary guardian thought fit to place the children with the mother, he would be very glad to woe them given to one that dhould Le regarded as their natural protector. It wee irected that all reasonable acres. to the children should be granted to Mrs. Cornwall. --Frerman'a Journal. (Delon the Lord for and the Lords Jupiter.) This wee an appeal ken the Mast.d the Ram The plaintiffs were beakless et Liventeel. ea the delbeinne wire builders at Manishagar. The dollindoede lieenne in debted to the plaintlff. in the owns at wean tellhers hews= them, and the affedreiterdgesd le Mapriligli as security for their debt the eqatty of nilengllen of certain kri end buildings le vide& they were esilliod. wagon to • =and aim Mr mount duo to Wm Ike snoods( orbs for the London and North West= Orey and ees 'elm Marie Meese netwetively ; sod Mr. flees weepied an order weds en Yu is fume of the plialetille Mr =Et of any below dr by Me to Wen The die berving boner anientened, and, • eseguilien with Muir auditors; bet it wee *greed dot it ahead not reset the seenrilise _ giver le the *Yea. On lith lfeteeerg, MM, Os illesuluels ennernesd ea action swim* Mr. Mem to wow die mew* at the debt which had beer n.il lisd to the *MEIN ad to Need following Mr. Moose the sineent se dna. Thegepeast suit was i penile eat it *glebe Esciand that Or debt due by Agues le Os Minslanta was effectually assigned to the *Wilk awl nos_ fa unity ended in them, and that Mr. Mier a.di t he d e red to pay the sum in question to the p it being alleged th at defendants were insolvent, and th at ask, &MOB the plaintiff. had of obtaining any pert at Writ debt wee by the carrying out of the assignmes& The ISeiner et the Rolls dimities...l the bill as against Mr. Idaese, win wee lade a defendant ; but m ade a decree in the flee of the prayer of the bill against Farrell and Griffith; the other two. The present appeal was then brought; the *anti& alleging that ma the matter Mood Mee were likely to lose the money which Mr. Moore Ind been always able and ready to pay. Mr. It. Palmer and Mr. Erecting appeared for the appeal. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Robson supported the decree on the part of Ihlr. More, urging that all that gentleman re quired was an indemnity, which the plaintiff. had refused to Sire. The court was of opinion that the right course would have been to peek the protection of this court against both his equitable end legal creditor, by a bill a tutor plunder. A. the case stied. he wee liable, and still continued liable, to the equitable creditor ; and they therefore differed Gorr the Mader of the Rolla, in his decree absolving Mr. Moore as against the plaintiff., and the decree would be varied in that respect, but there would be no costs given or received. The Lads heroes then retired. Kinbeesbry.) This evil wee instituted by John lanes and Richard Innis against Alexander Mitchell, William Mitchell otherwise W. M. lateen John Thompecin, sea Jar Cusaing; . = and it bed *R its object the reernery of the seal rid estate et the Ire Ifir has lame, of IhMthwolllit who died in th= = g rameeed at peoprrty of the *re of alert Atha sad Meter* boas shim to be o hrir et law sad ant et Ida el Mies bra, theardwe which Alezander Mitchell sad W. M. tare sage * belong to them, and white up be Me thme they he,. egalidael to the extent of newsier thumb* et the adds Ned property of the dreari. The ere ore ea mart theserrer, the delladrate suet Ird too *Mk- Boa to NA aNM la amain the er, a, therMore, the term sherd by the Oil( - IMO, MOW( to the well atherelsed sin rhea es *an Peemidng tide much, we proceed to dole the mot irterial Oar et the lel, which were at hire :—Mies lathe Wag arlead he Scotland, la the yew VIM, reds • leelareatery rash disporition in the Bathe hor, whereby the Lieutenant-Colonel Bosh art the delhadent, Jobs (together with an ther grileara who pro-dearth the ), her truster, mad paled he nth trustees ell birs apes truer es she right @grist, end is &holt for her reset BA& The testatrix dial mehtleg the above but diegedlisa mad without essedeleg the power of appoint- Meth =der It, are so nor es the Add her dor by a ear• tar teeth rim' to in the bin se bit w *Wag book," which at bee Era MI lob tho heads et the oat flower. Upea the irk Oldies lanes the terreearry deed we recorded sail yawed receding to the Scotch and English law, NM the cedar{, Alen. Mae% baring been word newest of Ma Whey the sheriff eareitute of Edinburgh, end se paws wig to oppose bba, was put into et the heritable earls at the !smasher.Cmiathi s ththed W. M. lanes, wee libewhe let Into pos. eras of the deraeof epenority. The MB then that 10,111111. was yeid to the dellathed Threpeon, alleged to Cermet Basel, end etber ors, eatarglag he the whole to 6,01101., he reithere of Woad /seals droliy. Coked Bert bee door died, sod le repreemerl ea the mead by the it leaOthalegliss, Wesetubla. The bM them the tided the plead& by eselleg kith the per • et that pedigree. It the elleged that the chin et the two debeders, Mitchell end lame, wee Wooly sad Areniklen* meth eel and =ad ; a ilre they b lot= pored with therelleth Mild polite w e earl that the same et bi gr a lth., 6,11001., sad 1,0001. were piii die manner *et neerhael la eta dawdles et the moron burin treashowl the property of the neeterix wither dew hived:WAS& la the argnartt two parade chilly were relied ea—the *tot, that the bill eerMag Mid berms edition to ler* la _llloellead ww b ; sad seer that it wee w 055517 san d with regard b Sbe i lthesey-Generel, Mr. Belly, end Mr. Hobboar asooetd the &marry • Mr. Auden, mad Kr. A. E. Miller to mita* the MIL Hie rollr gd neerred Idejwipret. C•IINOCI I. SAVIICNT. The arguments is this ewe, the foes of which have bees already Sated is the Erpreas, wen thought to a owls- Won. Mr. Gislatose (M.P. for Word University sag We Chancellor of the Eseimmer) wa. meted es the hash during some meths tithe day, waiting, se we Iniedeed, for the waft es of • ease is which en initertast_snethes upon the geceeesks Du q Att wee to be raised The ere, however, we sot Teethed in the course of the days beillena. (Bohn Yfre-Chsasiler WirW. P. Wood.) CHILDI/14 V. MIDIS& The Tiorebomosilar pw judgmest be this ear as Or port rammul who the are tar bred. TM b woo AIM by the *WI le bar M dodoesd Or • deal by wild& Its ermayad dMawdW to mu* bid ma as hailif sad esassinehar dis Naiad la.d 011pielienwu ma. The Viereirmallar rid the Imilisa gm law an rant midair at the savor et •ea myrora Om • Sam ea bast Weal Midi& The deed um flat Or wpm of rr ei z i =ka to . oo t tzlior , It, ad adhsrea. It wee trial dos tbommer no hood as Os pod ot Os oria, for ha OA, =swan at the orentisa al the died. The deed rommilm of the darn bat it wr raglatraiL It yr mg la Or drot pbria that dim woo nothing is Oa not whisk roe M Ni Am bolder abookt ba rearmed Or bit arm bore; hi ha use to dito oardolos, with,* haadas Oa aim silk Or Ito mid sot r carers the dein* Is Ora Or oral lo bird to sm ha batombd emodo *ad at dr ordro. Orr Thomas firer bid llama Or to VIII • dead than rust be them rardellor IMAM dr bed Maar Mat parted with; re that Ur abler shsaid aid; dad tlaini, that it should sot bar loss armardsatod to the party. But to say that la fhb aro Os Ord lad or bra pared with after it had Maa ar =ol, wa• aim& Or Ma mpitiir the son was doly set sad wirlbiw Ewing Met tuna any else. eon ballif took Sam or sot woo roso/r In accident. The deed nag have its full WWI, ard be mold not allow the plaintiff to mg be beaded it to bo Y Ibird of the law. Mr. IA emeeel • mem ebb& woe node m the hut men day be in tejmeemM seerels Se iliedsate tram mbar er aim manna fte the essiblee el areal, la is. Cl the piilir sseered pig. Snead wiliale Ihe i ==l e Ng it a bed law lasa vat by the phiald eel More bed been Males betwera Ida aid tY hint in mimeo thirds. • leel at ler 1d m ead in e mild he the debeint, bet ea a saw trial • mist hod hem dean s tir Dehaist, berrever, bed be his le dish die net d bed es spit M kw led set len diesulmed. The Vie .ireleee•er greeled ea =di lain le abide by sag air Übe cowl mire tatthe met et oregie belie gem le hew et ishea ea MR skit lams inn sin nand ha the cues mad LYON v. E lug y. Mr. Me, Mr. Simi" end li el r li tinfte appeared for the piebald' Jame sad Mr. Ifteelarter the deleadeate. MUTH I. [MAT AND 011111. This was a motion for ea injunction Sit mink the 4.- buckets from Inishing mohair cloths la a meaner which =ethe plaintiff's patent. The bikes potent It ap lfin laid so recently m the letbd Desmaber, 1866, sal eltse same diereasion it was enmesh tlr the parties ''Maheve pima liberty el kerma" awl Mei bedlam pima by tbe ilsembals Mbytes So geselka at kw la the Mime ober Wally tena. SUITOR° O. MATE. This was notion for in injunction, rattruining the do- Indents Ikon la nay manner whin, tuubm csarcitiag, or ossilig. Mar is or Il• lII* Nall the PI allegillr ea in miss or gnaw I s ir id pg prollosdos compoolticoss dr *boy old dim of viidi Ina wok ore cos. inotsi. It ono dist agiolio loso spiliod ass ps, rand" of Inn, I. IS sons any Media Mikan! lei THI O. DAVIT •XD lir. TomLimon moved fir • rake, ander the 11th and 12th c. 44, calling upon We. Denby and other justices of Norfolk, to show oases why they should not true • distress venire to levy • &siren ftr the sum of 281. Ile. dd. on the yob dhows Lietan, being • nun &glowed =poc s author in the accounts of the rid limes 44 I relies* olkoor of the Sot Norfolk Union. Run nisi granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAT 8. (151telare In Banco.—Before Chief Justice Cockburn, end Justior Cromwell, Crowder, end Willis.) AMON) AND ANOTNID i. lIADOON.CONSTAIDIRION OP This nu ea was ape. scannas< by which the &Want weed to sanity Ater go of Yr avenge NICMPAZIO rho and aa the limy rim Wei dimil that the snide supplisd vas sat liir Iflearde des, • verdict woe dotard kir dr phial!. eq.iNlP • rib wee obtains. Is =Oar • us=twasy arm was shows solar al role shrift t. lierjamt Dees Ned Hr. nails& awed emee ; lad Mr. IL %di end XL lhatilesos worailed the Mo. Tb. Chid juin oil It otimeif Is lir eat lir role ea& tole delhoopel. hoary et the sesateet was arriels nee Ise hum erabigrity The mad dodo ; hee looking et sit its arr. ; N scud to be • mar ra to this edict talus the ip el Se oeller, tho lieveek seat which was thia thst ca her way ho d w A• 11111111114 Ile try Ak r • Cabithaa &Mg dike wet ikk= Nioassierise i owl It barrio seem& aim • 1.2. 1 . 8 .81 illosied. It wae rid Ort If dr r ou &end amid Irk Mamie Ides was le be Hs. IL, odder le armee des, • for di If dr arrag, or row area ladder raft of doe ; r rsq, ed est woe fellewod rf • elite that the Nig mewl le &Myr mihshille as Ws sernaß He vie eoliths ea this earrast to • VONTSId7 ca the peel tha whir, lid the rep eseritsd al farr many Wherris Ask with • ildsdan, hanasour, in favour of lin lwar, that Il • thooW prow its Mig take es a parties at this saw ries of ea beret r ,, soi l noire an ahallsnant at piss commi r Ty rice hof the gritty wsneried the wee =OW to rearierimia the allow buoyed of alathillorat of the recast. amirepl. 73_ f. 111 • plitstif la Si am was • trainee of reashoree• and the adrilmt bad bra wpm the tad. The action was brae{ to norm a aim carped to be due in respect of me tals ream= omodoi with horee-racing, sad the teas am NW holm Mr. Justin Cromwell, when • verdict was Lad In the *WM kr SUL Ile. Subsequently • rule rose allied to rim Or ariogr, sad the matter now cent calla arpmest. Mr. end Ilreldis opprmooof to m thaw cease, and Mr. Atherton Kr. dr ruk. It apparel SIM the Pill rod the defendant had jointly mid • hem celled amps, and the Mane of the verdict Wald OW. 110., Ur dsLtdanis aim of the espmr of Iroglag and traria( Ur bona Oa Walt of Or It imam iminitted that dr polies eon pram la thisamarba, oaf Sombre tar Ur lidatllf soul rot mow W Impost sanest la a coon of law, tat arts soak ha ma* is the Oast et Choirory. If this was tamtet, conset, Om the nes entitled to lave tit Ils. dulatesil IMMO* tooled et Ur mak& 71a Chieau - alao orreiiiiiiiigt - thie ride drab to ems la tits et the illeimits it bellow mode die ri g g e thea thaeo is the bons bat *kW asi admit wee owners is ammo° of the bans. ash boopAvailvilal Imlay ; that dry vets 1 =Ti ad Who allera7 seseplatial ot the t that salts VI& the orpsisat of the dellailes's amok eat r t e vete mot part ores la the km yet day is is mpg either Ole kr Irk ass =rate these es = mama to hove tam to as ="ash ban dr wow of ea maliobled misty of N: that the lam &eel be tisimoi, hot, W ma bir theft mums hulk sag that the peak ad late abould be base b lan look aionrds to tidy ommea interest is the be... He y illeight that that valid emilitato a pataanhip se Is the som Whim sad el So ants. Um lON the qamodea whother the pbibh the plaiaWn4ht art bent rearm frac 411Faiest Si irk di* be bit ablated . . . .. .. ! t aolinal 17 eV yl WE direst don awn Ebe nese amid by ikons et erbki r eke asstasssid, Innis Is raling, ind it ap ng rip capita is this ask emblei bone mai mink laglikak 61 walking_ k tare two mimi wood a en ke sae pups. el lasialcal maims keen mina am noon ey seek se as maw nunia a t th e m a t aa r a bia, asi lacn Ma toleatio bie aki; - kg dn *W Sr IWI Manna k It le bilk ig lie Wirt= mg art% Vra Its nogg Zak keg MINN be now ant aroma bon de pitirtllL It Natal to Kale rob as tie ordain la arm an aimed at tho rant, or tor tiro TER POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Ilr, athboters and Mr. ;Valiant John Lennon appmend before Mr. Alders...us lisle, in dischnrge of their 1 . 0, 10 1 • 11 1 11 : 1001 , for having combined and conspired together L to Warr the reputation and character of the Bank o f ondon. d 4. f 3. Hooper—l am a clerk in the City of London Union. iii Lawton ha. also been employed there. lam neguainied with his handwriting. The letter now shown ens and the ether dominions (shirr of articles printed in the Joint Wart eblllo7Nil, ilawritei) 1 helms to be in his hand writing. Mr. Hughes, ledger-clerk to the City of Undo. Union, and Mr. Paul enboun and Mr. Argent printers Wile jour nal, gave similar evidence Milian of theist wanes*. Mr. Bodkin said he had arm closed the caw fur the pro *section and sided for a committal. Mr. Wontner and Mr. Metcalfe addrcared the bench,. each gentleman contending that there was no wand whaterar for the charge of connaracy, the former aruttexaa contending that the artielm complained of were fair atrieturea upco.the conduct of the director% of the Bank of London. Mr. Bodkin briefly recapitulated the evidence he had ad duped on behalf of the prosecution, and concluded by ens p_ressing hui aatuniehment at the tune adopted by Mr. wontnee. Mr. Alderman Hale—l think that =fades' hue been. Mated to justify me in sending the defendanta for !vial. When called upon for his defence, Mr. Lawson maid he was perfectly innocent of the charge of conspiring, and that he should ksvo his use in the hands of his solicitor. Mr. Caekburn Paid he did not slab to make any defence. The defendants were fully coniniitted upon tale charr i;T The depoicitionx of the witnem ers in the separate e against Mr. Cockburn of having wilfully end i na li c i oua übliahod a defam a tory libel concerning the director* of the Dank of London were next read over and signed, and the defendant was committod upon this charge aloe. The magiatrate called upon eaeli of the defendant.. to enter into his own reemmiaatiest in MS. to appear et the Oentral Criminal Court, which they immediately did and left. GUILDHALL. lobo flied May, of llaggm-lace, City, and Stanley-street, Pimlico, and Taylor of No. 1, Church-parragn, Oresharmatrect, scree again brought up (the latter on before Alderman Ilumphery, on the charge of conspiring to defraud Mr. Gorman, of Lurgan, in Ireland, of a quantity of cambric handkerchiefs to the value of 6001., and Mr. Lawson, a manufariwar of the mama place, at similar goods to the amount of 600 L Mr. Morgan, of the firm of Humphrey", Sin, and Morgan, appeared, as before, for the proseentices. Mr. liuddlestone, instructed by hinters. Bole, Turner and Co , al tended for Taylor' and Mr. Wuntner defended May. Mr. Bodkin, instructe d by Mr Timbre:, attended to watch the case for Mr. Mucking, of Holborn-bill. It will be remembered that Taylor, who bad been Who rifled by . Mr. Gorman to dispose of hie surplus dock, on comreirsion, wrote to him, representing that " Myers and C 0.," tote of Ludgetc-hill, bad bought the geode, to the net value of GeV. lie. Bd., for moth 1001. on delivery, and the rest in bill.. These terms were accepted by Mr. German, but after several other letters from Taylor about the tanned !ion, he received one from Taylor to the following effect • Sir,—l had gent over to me on Saturday afternoon a cheque from Myers and Co., for 81/. 10s., end gold 181. 10e. by May, the party who sold the handkerchiefs for Myers and Co., and thinking it strange that Mr. Myers did not come, I wrote to his prorate house to my I was surptimed he had not called with the caah end bills himself. He has been here, sad I find that May I. an out-end-out villain. He ha. in- Sentepted the geode, add them in his own name, and it is OW received the cash, pocketed the money, with a lot more, and has belted. • • • I had no idea in the world that Myer. had not seen the good.. He nays he has never wen *sea, and did not know they had been delivered. • • • I have ever found May honourable ' " ie., be. On the 9th of April Mr. Gorman received another letter from Taylor, en . ekeing a cheque from Myers for 1001., and stating that May was wary ill in bed, and unable to leave London, and egmeedar his own oonviction that Myers was responsible At tbs pods, as the instructions given by Myers for their delhary_ bed Was amid out to the letter. On the 10th of Apli Mr. ateeseba ends to London and asked Taylor why be bad let Ma have the goods, end the prisoner replied that May bed srad there when be wee out. Several other in terdows bask pleoe between Mr. German, Taylor, end Mr. Toner, the sailiettor, to meander what means thee; were of eidabing reinse. sad the malt was that May and Taylor woo glom easnaly. Woodward, Cal or Mr. Charles Meeking's buyers, deposed lint be these rode of May on two different days, to 3641. 14e. al. end 691. 3m. 6d., end that he paid far Wm two cheques, one fur 2;101. and another for the Wanes, payable to May. There was • good deal of additional evidence taken, and several etthe wltnessee, connected with the establishments of May and of Myers were ercomeebunined with a view to show the/ wer; partners. There was great confusion mid Anatredictims in the statement of the witnesses, but the result was that Myers was directed to stand in the dock together with the other two primary, being duly given in charge by thiceseentor. prisoners were than remanded, bail being aceepted for each of the prisoners in tee* sureties of 2501. and their own reetignimineee in 5001., with the exception of May, whose bail was rejected, and who was consequently conveyed back to Newgate in the prison van. Taylor and Myers having put in the required sureties, were liberated at onee. _ BOW-STREET. Henry Harris+ DatV,;nledii:Zl etudent, was charged with violently assaulting Jane Quinnell. Complainant stated that the defendant and one of hi. cam tlTl.,3l2...had accompanied her and another girl toe house in at 11 o'clock on Thursday evening. The de - o•;:ii .. o7ft; remaining then some time with complainant, endeavoured to leave the place without giving her any money. She Mood at the door to prevent his going out, upon which he seined the candlestick and struck her a blow on the head, causing • great Anion of blood. Sho followed him into the court, where he again struck her twice. The defendant admitted the wank, but said it was only in self-defence. She took the poker from the fire-place to strike him Brat. With respect to the half-sovereign, which 01 t said be had provniaod her, no such bargain wan the contrary, he told her that he had got no money, and she said it del not matter. Mr. Jardine said no doubt there had been excess of vio lence on the part of the defendant, in trying to effect his escape from the holm. But, on the other hand, the com plainant had clearly no right to detain him there, any more than a treason= had to detain a customer who refused to cz breath of what he had purchased. It wee simply a debt cc of faith. The assault, however, seemed to have been =necessarily severe, and therefore defendant must pay • ADS of 40e. The fins was paid. IL - 6H-STR E ET. Mary Prier a wall known thief, was brought before Mr. Bingham, chsiged with stealing cash-box and ita °antrum from the George and Dragon public-house, Greek-street,. Ita . chsed Till mid she was staying with Mr. Perkins, the landlord of the house. On Wednesday afternoon, Aprrl 22, as she was passing from the kitchen to the her, she saw a man inside the bar handing a earth-box over the her counter to theprisoner who placed ft under • cloak which she earned on her arm. She asked the man' what he did inside the counter, and he replied that be wanted a light for edger, but she noticed that be had no cigar in his hood. The man then went round the bar and handed the primmer a glass of gin, telling her to be quick. The prisoner did not dunk the gin, but threw it into • quart measure, and walked away with the man. She passed the house a few minutes afterwards, itted fo and o was mm apprebraded. Cr trial. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAY 7.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through the Salutary of State for Foreign Affairs. a copy ,of a despatch her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, comers a tas,..a. by the French government, opening the port of Rouen to the importation of span cotton. The Bight Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have also received, through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's Minister at St. Petereburg, enclosing a communication from the Ruseian government, stating, with reference to the notification of that government published in the London Gazette of the 24th of April last, that the certificates required in that notification wail not be demanded from vereeLi proceeding from porta in the Baltic, the North Sea, Holland Great Britain (accept Gibraltar and Malta), and the Fren chi ports in the Channel and on the Atlantic, unless laden with Egyptian cotton,— Gazette. Cazar JUSTICE COCKODEN AND THE LAW CLZIIIII."—Chief Justice Cockburn will dine with the " law darks" at their neat anniversary, the 23rd, in June. 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