The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

11 TH IL?AL COITON cOXPAZY.

This was a portico for the wisding-up of this eerapar,
which it sported on fisted of term Brothers, who had
purchreed Laud for the purpose et the company. The spe-
culation having word abeetive, an arraagenteet had been
ordered into
o. e the mod with a view of putting ea
end to the room. Thom WS SOON s
al
testimony
r to whether the petitioner had squired O this arrange-
meet, but whether IN had dor so or not he now sought to
UT' the affair wound up by the run.
Mr. W. M. James, Kr. Photo', and Mr. Trrell were in
the
The ease.

thought ibis was sot a aces is which
be ought to sakes wioding.up order. The object at the
Wiadiog•up Aot was to save eipssee, while the cmly meal&
of winding up such a compiny ea under lie provider
would be to Maur melon soots. lodged it eared that V
the company were left to itself a bewiddal arrangement
would be carried out for petting au end to it with as littL
expeom as might be to all parties. This polities would,
the dare, be atoms&

COURT OF 0031.110 N PLICAS.—Nov. 2L
Union, at Nsi Prins in Loadon.—(Baton Yr. Justin,
Wilke and a Comma Jury.)
LITNOLDB W. WM DODLITT•

POZ ♦ LADY.

This mar was brought to recover 491. 7s. for breaking
a home, and afterwards riding it at varier times, so as to
mader it partly este to to used by • year lady about 15
years ad. The noble defendeat paid 251. into mark sad
denied his liability to and rester amount.
Kr. Hawkins, Q,0., and .11r Toppiag. appeared for the
plaudit Mr. Haddlestoa, for the defendant.
Kr. in veers( the ear, rid that the
Mr Umbria Reynolds, wag ass el the meet
ascompliehed scrierrians a the day, aid elm had
two astabklausere, at Brighton end Wmptea, where
she took in hones to be broke sad trained.
Is May, 1859, Earl Daisy seat to Mir Bayed& a dna
beews,l4 beads high, whisk he was desirous of having rem-
, *lend rmankably quiet, so that a yeang lady ark' ride it
safely. Ake Reynolds's °barge for inakiag a home wee
61.65. ; bat it was the mart mak* far patsoas far
' whom horses bad bees broken from time to then to mad
them to her, 'batike might reran and ride them no that
they should continue quiet and well trained ; sad if a harms
rinser only far • few gar her charge wee a gases for
the Bret "Brea" sad half a guinea for ray eateraent
time that she rode it. If her mama, boron% wee* re-
quired for several samenisiv• weeks, bar eba re was 30s.
• week far ear hawse. The dun hares having been broke'
was rat home, bat subeareetly is was seat to like Reynolds
to ride sad remora with her for arms weeks between
June and Deomaber, 1859. In the following year
she rods the horse for 13 or 14 weeks, sad la this way the
account sow sued for became due. B. (Mr. Hawlfte)
understood that it would he suggested that lies Reynolds
had et times ridden thin hear for arresemat, bat the jury
woad homily give mash weight to that suggestion when
they bred that she wee ceauscoly air or ten hours • day
in the middle oa bliss., mad not for pram& To Bugged
that she bad Addeo for ananeement was se aboard as to
my that bear say it his Irma Meads would come down
to that delightful neighbourhood of Gaildhell, and pam
days la eddreasiag lurks sad examining mitres. wither
an honoraakm, and shear for • amusement" (Laughter.)
MU, Remade rid that she had for fifteen years been
urged la breaking his..., and bad an exteneive connexion
among the nobility end gentry at the West-end. She had
also broken a horse for tie Maori of Wales. Her charges
were alvrat6hgeose stated by the learned coma. It wee a
oommoe to have hams seat to her to ride after they
bad been • and elhe frequently rode horse of
morning before the Lam rode than. She rode Aver mix
her.., all the year mead for Lord Wilbeghactitradry,
end be paid 30e. • week fir welt. In Jona, I aie went
to Dedisphere by errant/ant, sad sew Dudley,
who said that be rated the due horse perfect for • young
lady to nde,ead be thought that it was not then quiet
esougla. He said that be scald not afford to give haf -a-
grim a le." but he woad pay the same as other people.
mid that she bed riddle there on or of Lord Wil-
loughby eifeemby's herr sad she charged him 30e. a week.
The earl rid that be did not mind that.
_ _ _

loinsstbar sviia;cri weiiivTa tai support of tbs plaintiff's
slain.

Mr. Huddled.= caned so whams, bet be addressed the
jury, staling that he should sot my anything so ridiculous
es that Xim Reynolds rade far anmesment ; but what be
did say wee that Earl Dudley, bther the damns undo to
he a:whitest, desired to have the *dos of the ior7 urn
the matter ; bet it their decides ebould be spinet him he
would then cheerfully psy what they awarded, together
with those meta which be would in that am be able to.
The jury found to the phiatill fee the smut claimed.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE,
Nov. In.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)

sunausam (wan: cmizocaorraj r. camas.
Dr. Swabsy, for the petitioner, who prayed a declaration
of nullity on the podun of her aimed kusha's previously
willing marriage.
The respondent, an rotate agent in Ireland, married
Easily Fins In that wastry, ao far back as the year 1825.
He Weimar& went to Amnia. Os his return to England
be weed under the name of Cooper, aed made We acquaint-
awe of Him Hatheriaad, We petitioner. He married her at
Limehonse in 1852, and the oehabitatina listed about two
yews. The petitioner then found some letters whkh
satisfied her of his previous marriage, sod she at owe kft
him.

Proof of tbs two warthog baying been given, and also of
Mrs. Croatia's 'arrival after 1852,
Tile most cleaved the smand marriage to be Ball.

0017 RT OF BANIERIIPTOI.—Noy. 21.
(Before Mr. Oommissioner H01E904
DI AZ W. ASPINWALL.
The bankrupt was an upholder, of Gromenorrdrest,
Hoed-street. He ems to the court as his owe petition
three months eau, with debts, appere•My, of about 10,0901.
At • attain on ay last a resolution was some to by
the creditors for winding up the 'date oat of court ea pay-
ment by the bsakrnpt of a mespositien of fn 6d. in the
poised. This wee the sitting for examination and dim:their,
lied the sppoistesind having been made before the resolution
of andlimrs was peened, no steps ware now takes.
II 3x LAUSINCS, 1101111NOSZ, AND SCSRADI3.
The bankrupts were the celebrated leather beton, ho., of
St. Mary.axe. This was a Mein tar audit. It was stated
that them is shoot 4,0001. in band, which win yield a far-
ther dividend as the joint estate of ad. or bd. is the pound,
in addition to 4e. 10d. in tits posed previously paid.

THE POLIO', 0011121'8.
IEARLHOROUGH4STREET.
W. Booth was charged with being found is the ams of the
Earl of Llama's house, 3, Banth.tree,t, st,„ G•orgie* for an
unleaded purpose. A peliee-constable found the primer
lying is the area es if in a fit, and be galled to the servant
to bring him • pail of water. As WOO as the primmer beard
the word " water he looked up quite fresh.
TIN prisoner said be bad been • soldier, sod west leto
the area to beg for some money in order Mist hi discharge
renewed at the Horse Guards. He stated that he had bees
in Ind's, but being questioued he appeared to know
nothing of the pore be bad been in.
Committed to prison for fourteen days the magistrate
sayig that a man who lived by lying ought am to be let
of entboiat puitalunint.