The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(11118 DAY.)

EQUITY COURTS.
Vicwelisecenor Sir K. T. Maderaley.)
ISAT r. rt A IVAN. VOL PICAADILLY %ORION.
The WOO a motion to continue an injunction granted by
ho ii.olloll, 011 the Det•ahlr rrotraining the defendant
a, meager* muter the beakreptcy of Mr. H. Gooered.of the
farads:, sad effects at No. 2.!-•'. 1'0..64111y, better known
a. the Piccadilly Oakum. (Modern! it appeared being in
pomession make a 21 years' hoar. dAted Alit January,
Ist& pee a bill of sale to the pLiinilif and also deposited
the lease with him se ascent, for the repayment of WAN.
mid interest. mid J. Goods/al. • •34•'• of the dadee'let,
was pet in porcelains os the part the platotiH. On the
alkb t Motor, W. H. Good, the defendant, wee adjudi-
cated bankrupt on his own petition. and on the 31st,
plaintiff put a pen.. named King in peemsion.
The lanilluel,however. ilutrained for net, •11.1 plaintiff paid
the rent, 2.17'. .13". I Is. Q., sit imam. King, was
pit out and plaint.fradvertiyed the furniture for We. but
defendant refused to .dlow the auctioneer to come oo the
peewees. Monte tiny, sent witeral men who attempted
to force tbetn.eler. in but they were resisted, and some
proceedings were taken before a magistrate, the result of
which was that owe person was ordered into his own I
ret-ognisasees to keep the peace ; sail ',Wald( was kept out
of pomesanie.
Mr. Glasse nal Mr. Townsend appeared for the plaintiff ;
Mr. Resalgette sad Mr. Edmund James for the defendant
Goodenni; and Mr. Slily, Mr. Helton, and Mr. Roxburgh for
the defendant Flaasnaa.
The Vice.t 'batmen. granted an injunction as against the
defendant Fineman, to restrain him from selling or dispo-
sing of the furniture and effect. until the heanng on the
tens• of bin forthwith Miyug an action to try the right to
the good•. But with Ma the bankrupt, there was no
aim whatever for aa knjumeMina, sad the motion. to him
MAW rdbeed.

COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Won the Jed.' Ontiamry.)
81111101.311111 F. lIILTUIOVG.III /411:D. SILCOCF.

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Sir F. Slade vesamed mid concluded his speech as behalf
of the petitioner h reply* upon the whole case. Raving
dwelt on the nuatiafsetory character of the Old Bailey
alibi which hail been attempted to be set up by the respond
ents. he indignantly denounced the conduct of Mr. Wilcock
in making ow. shameful a charge against a respectable young
lady like Miss West. for the mere purpose of saving his
pocket and evadiog the duty which rested upon him of
marrying the woman he had seduced. the evidence of Jane
t;il,bon wee not only hideously impossible, but the wretched
girl io the affidavit she had previously mode in the case had
me said one word respecting the extraordinary details
which she bad given in the witness-box. As to the story
of Mrs. Itlacknuro, it was not only ahrtird on the face
of it, but it proceeded from a woman who wee living
in adultery, and who admitted that she had
sworn a Mee affillevit The third charge was likewise
surrounded by too much contradiction to lie worthy of a
moment's consideration in the teeth of the young woman
Helen Reed's oath. No the that had heard the whole case
could hesitate to say that the defence had been a most
wicked one, aadtho learned ermined called es the jury, by
their verdict, to mark their ems of Mr. fidtort's conduct.
Sir Creaawedi °hewed that a vest anasient of evidence
bad bora gives ea see Miami en the other. It bad been to
• peat extent very osettik, and be feared that there
had lowa wewerwhoro as to prevent the course of
pasties. The mu moose of very greatest importance.
far it deeply affected net only the intimate of the
earths before the court, but the well-being of married
e itself ; and it pines were not suflteieutly men of the
world, or sufficiently acute to discover the truth, the court,
in.tead of being a public advantage, would soon become one
of the greatest nuisances that had been inflicted upon the
"uTniarned judge wee 'till eddreming the jury when we
west to prem.

SHERIFFS' COURT, Rr.D LION SQUARE.
(Before Mr. rods, Skeen" Ban:boll.)
PRIX L %II 41'10,01 Or OUTLAWRY.

The monthly pro,lsmations of outlawry were made this
worming by Mr. llcnip, the senior Aker of the Sheriffs of
hoodoo and Middlesex. Very few of the owe proceed to
outlawry as the puhlwity given to the proceedings loads to
arrangamest. The defendants seldom appear, as is tics
event of an attendance they an forthwith taken to White-
erusastreat Priam.
The proelamatious oa the prompt ocrasiou Wire the fol.
lowing :- Ralph &trees, at the eat of Alfred Shirley. Ro-
bert [or, at the suit of Harry Emsattal ; Charles M. Jaws
at the wait of John Mortimer Maddis ; Ralph Etasil,
the suit of 'Thomas Rain. ; Thomas Edward Lott, at the
snit of Henry Owen ; Henry Merritt Fldwtoo. at the tat
ed Josue c,,..r MUM tirade, at the sat of Jobs Gra-
ham Arthur Jun..., at the suit of John (inborn ; Moons
Day, at the suit of James Normal' ; A mold Walhaser
sod William Loam, at the suit of the same.
No surremlar was made, sad the mart adjourned to the
tOta ef AptiL

ml POllOll 00171RTS.
(THIS DAT.)

CrILDHALL.
nyvenni RObBPAT 4+lr HILL lIIT ♦ roan&

Joke emi;d young man, who
was described as a peter, was charged before Sir It W.
eardes with stodisg two Seem of silk, value 04, the pro.
perty of Messes. Ililditeh, of Ludgate-bill, his employers.
Mr. Hdditeb said they bad been miming prupeety fur
tome time past, and suspicies IMP at length directed to the
primrose in coosequence el the two pines of silk produced
'wise hese found concealed is the seal cellar. They 7 were
sot removed at that time but itformatioa was immedrtidy
gives to the police.
Hasa, 400, said he wereted himaelf la the cellar as the
afternoon el the ltb of March. sad about 7 o'clock is
evesiag he saw the primmer ester the cellar and lake away
oat of the wee, of silk. He returned about
U o'clock, sad on berg interrogated as to what
be had dose with the silk, be said be had
left It with Mr. %Um, of the Hop Pole putiliceloone, ia
the Edgeraneroach ale than west into Übe cake sod
brought oat the other pieced silk. both of which he said
be took form the Mock is the silk depilatest sip stain,
He marched the prii.mver. sad fated is his poseemies t
invoices for silk rode is pledge, all el them invoices bweg
epos Messrs. Hililitch's boll heads. He asked the prisoner
whet be had doge with the property meotioned in the in.
voices, sad he stated that ho bad peeped them, and gave
the assess and add/owes of the isswobrokera
several pawsbrokers &Heeded sod produced in all about
twelve dremeleagthe of silk, pawned by the prisoner for
aurae varying from I/. to 2/. :U., and is nearly every Meteors
the preieeer showed the pawnbroker a receipteil invoice
purporting to stem that the primmer bad bought the silk of
Mews. Hilditch. sod paid for it.
Sir It. W. sarden commented upon the indiscretion of
the pawnbrokers in taking is property at half ita value,
when the Po/triot Policated that the silk had been purchased
only on the previous day.
Mu. Ilikliteh said the prisoner had been only It months la
his employ, dories which period property had been mieseckto
the value of 2501
Hann, Use deicer, mid there were several other pawn.
brokers who ought to have attire/led, and he therefore asked
fey a reamed

Th. silk produced haring been neighed, the prisoner
remanded.
roW-STREET.

Mors Stream and r 60,1461 Carlo wcre charged with
picking pockets.
Sergeant Holmes deposed that at about half•paat eleven
o'clock this morning he w•s standing in llow•s.reet speak-
ing to Mr. Honiara., now present, when be enw
the prisooen following gentlemen and trying their
po-kets. After watshit.g them SOMA) time, be saw
Curtis draw a handkerrbiet from a gentleman.
pastiet. The prisoners then separated. and ran away
an alidcrent directions. Witness requested Mr. Harrison to I
follow steam, while be (I lolmee) went in pursuit of Curtis,
and, after a keg chase, overtook him. Os returning to the
nt.tiombouse he ((sand liteiarni there, he having been brought
in be Mr. Harrison. Upon searching the prisoners several
►ilk houlkerchiets were found on them, one being twisted
mound Steam's leg, under his trimmers.
Mr. Noniron, better know, aa Professor Harrison, who,
it will be remembered, claims to to considered "the strongest
non in the world," deposed—l keep the Opera Tavern, in
.14.orstreet. I was speaking to Sergeant Holmes in
How street this morning, and he drew my atteetion to the
prlsoers. I should not have notional them if he had not

piaub-d them oat. I maw them trying pocket*, and when
thous .t a handkerchief they bolted. Sergeant Holmes asked
to go after Stearn, sod I did en. He tried to dodge
no. punpri • wan, but I got hold of him. He turmoil
road and punched me, and sonar bow my het got against
woe fLtughterl- and mode it bleed. (Renewed
Liu4liter. which was increased by the pritoner Stevens put-
ting hat hand to hit nose, which was considerably swelled.
and aononing • dolorous expresxino of countenance.) He
trial b. twist away, but I held lam tight and took him to
tho stature.

1101n;Sioggesteil diet it might be possible to find the
ow!rre ,4 the boodkerehiefe. _ . _

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With this this view the magistrate remanded the primers.
NARYLEFtONE
SIIA'III2CU PIAUTAUTT TO A VfIYZ.

itte.-l•m!hiem, • enrlybooking fellow, a labourer.
was brou.ght before Mr. licnsfield, charged with • seat
eavxgc end brutal outrage upon Catherine. his Info.
whoee head was enveloped in a hoe• wrap.
rer which wx..aturxteil with bloat deposed that between
rod o'clock Ulu morning the pritroser rams to her lodg-
ing in Nightingale-street, Limon-grove. while abe was is
bol. and gave her several severe blows on the face cad
hap., in :oblation to which he seised bold of her head and
&died it with all big force against the bed post.
Mr. Manvfield —Has be ever ill-treated you before!
Cnimplainast (trying)--ob, yea, sir. Only the day before
I was ionfined. which was three weeks ego, he hest me
shamefully. He elan used toe badly last Moodey, and as I
eoueid,•ird that my life was 1• peril, 1 left him the next
evening.
Mr. Ilanatleld -nave you boos to any surgeon to have
your wounds dreamed!