The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-19 00:00:00

LAW IN'TILLIGINCR

(Tall DAT.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Palm the Jades Ordbas-y.)
WATM r. WAITS.
Ma was Os petition of NIL Emma Julia Watt*, for a
dusailwlean of bar mare as the ground of her husband.
yr. Healey Wane's, crue ty anti adultery.
Thew mime took place an lv 111, Mrs. Watts being at
that Maw a Mies Todd. the daughter of a solicitor, at Broom..
She had as her fortune a house worth L IrlV., which
was settled c* her. Her husband was of on iio.upation, but
he bad some small mean.. The parties lived with Air. Todd
till Peat, when the ~ihabitatino ceased. There were three
children of the mamage. Favor the first the respondent's
onduct WWI &willed as having been irregular and intem-
perate ; and it had latterly grown very had. He habitually
used very grow language to hie wife, and some acts of per-
social violence were ileporied to by het and her father. He
hail also entnpelled Ircr t• • raise IrIM. on her home, by throats
of turning her out of doors if she would out consent to do
what he wished het.
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theu;duiltery;enpluoml wee communed with a woman
paesiog as Mrs. Hears. Mum Howard, and other mamas, by
whom it th..t be had had • child.
10r. Philluu..re, qr.. Dr. Raddlos and Mr. Shaw appeared
for the Elts.llol. The niqs~ did not appear.
The y ford the tow dedshery. but not that of
cruelty the wen
:Air C. Coeimiren tamompon dowsed a sentence of judicial
separation.

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THE POLICE COURT&
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-BTICEET.

NOVIL CARL flilit7l43LAlT.
J.,/,,+ Martin was plead at the bar before Mr. Henry on
rh.tr4e of burglary.
tune Beer—l am servant to Dr. Lannon, of Bedford-
About R o'clock, one of my fellow servants, who
a.. op first, cam* to my room and told me that
mane ,me had been tying to get int the home. We all
•,iit downstairs, and she pointed out to us that a hole had
b,en bored in the door of the ante-room leading to the bil-
r.droom. f went into the room, and found the prisoner
entn-ealegl under the sofa. My fellow-servant told me that
she .paned the door to go into the billiard room, but seeing
the %A in the door, did not enter the room.
P..lieeman Pratt, E 45, deposed that he was called in by
en. of the servants. Under the sofa in the billiard-room
hr found the prisoner, who. upon witness dragging him out,
pni.irked, "I have nothing to say, take rue to prison.-
I pm ham witness found • latch-key, a smell file, and
sun' silent matches. In the room witness found a
mp, bolder, II; feet long, with two grappling books, to
on A balcony or window, • stock, and centre bit. These
were under the sofa. The prisoner had a pair of socks
over his stockings They are new sock., mach blackened
with lead, and showing that he had been walk-
ing on the roof without his boob. It was found that
he had entered by forcing the skylight of the billiard-room,
and mapping on the billiard-t Ale. The white cover
of the billiard-table was marked with foot-prints
is black corresponding with the socks. Witness also
found under the sofa a silversmounted snuff-mull,
',Web the servant stated she had seen rah em the
taJle the night before. When the rope ladder and entre-
bit were f. quid the prisoner had bass removed to the dieing.
TOO= Witness went to him sad rid, " Yon see I bawls
found your tooth" He replied, •' I see you have.*
At the stenos-hens, he refused to glee say address.
He said he was sow doing nothing, hurt had been a lines-
draper's ambiast. The bask pranks, adjoin • stable in
Tavistoektheire, sow undergoing repair. There was a
ladder placed against the peas will Mr. Lmosth's bows,
reaching within three feet el the top.
After other evidence had bees bawd, the prisoner was
committed for trill

Lmert rid he saspsolsd the prisoner was intone.
Mr. Hoary said that was a qusetioa for the jury.
SOUTHWARK.

ROSMAN At Rome IT • 14RtIGNIR.
010 as 3/414, • well-dremed Dorman. was brought before
Mr. Dunham, charged with entering the bedroom of Mr.
WObent Johnsen, at ea kohl, No. 9. Duke-street, bodes.
gel e, nail desibmg from hie poekete two iiorereiges, • half-
two halt-crowne, sad two shillings. A elapse
for 12/. wee she deism from another pocket.
[lpid from the evidence of the chambermaid that
the hired • bedroom hat night, for which he paid
In prior to going upstairs. He thee had only a few
*ppm, left. The prosecutor, • gentlemen readied at
larightoo, came tip by rail shortly afterwards, sad was
sexemodated with s bedroom adjoheng the gwi-
eseee's. Very early is the morning mime ens was baud
mad the prosecutor was nutlet' lap Re get eat
1:1= and west to ha clothe., aod mimed all his mesey
I:l4Wiesen frees his pocket., besides • crowd chee
11. He reeved the Walked, and • °mutable wee
called is, when they entered the premises romp end footed
hes in the bed dressed. He jumped up when a
pawnbroker's duplicate for an umbrella fell from
him He was searched, and the elect MS
the prosecutor had lost was foetid on him, he-
aim seem! smell skeletons keys, severs' collars, and
other paw•brokeW duplicate., and 3d. is copper. Is the
pate were ashes ef per, which the prosecutor esamined,
as believed to be the remains of his cheque. The cham-
bermaid mid that the prisons, lodged there kat week,
ad an umbrella was after he had left.
la defines the papaw mid the money was ail hie own,
eel that the remise be was dressed was he masted to go
to Dow, ead got up too early, sad tedium it so, he kid tet
the led He, however, pee • very vague account
of h.' so that
Mt. Bet:clam ramaded his. until Tuesday seat.
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