The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-26 00:00:00

'9The learsed mussel this proceededai ocuaiderable
he samelae the eaesa already doeidal miss tido act.
101 dilly the &Ablation between WWI and the moat
am. The egt alibi dhow was being ualawfalllzzlaad
late swab ead pas& of imam sad unlawtally id
Sue the ma had • lawful right to be as lead. it
pine
voww sot
to l roved ha bed bees as other lead, sad that be hal
• lafu sighl kill .
Attar some farther
The Lord Obld Justice laid that without preteadieg to
otterosLysks as the MO it would be batter.far all w-
pm* the tents should be embodied ia • al rese for
the the court. Far that purpose the rule would
be wade absolute.
Bele aboolote aooordingly.
.

Thle wee an action tried at Westedeeter at the LA afire
term sitting, before the Led Ohlef Jura,* vies VW jury
retarmed • verdiet for the eielstil--ehweerw. SOW. It was
ea adios for libel la a blew erniefams • e lcsp, relative
to it. plaintifs seadmet .011811111 lie defewhei awl hi
wife. The pleintfi bed bees • aleph& is It. sewn sal
the deleed•ot wee • lisateeeet be • foot eepleeeen, soli the
defeedmet bed meried It. rinse el • Oeptai• rasa Mee
UN& mmrhp be was mat wilt arikrest to 111.1klasa.
bi whittler bie wife asseeepuded ss. Ahem ors her raw
liersmak she ewe kr tbis eweetry wide boa kerbead's
emu* be air AM dee alight aisle Me beet when eel
wribuese be bar meoremetweeeed. Attar she mimed I.the

= Ore wee aa rhionspeamt el
tee
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her husband, sad de • bid kiss
sear from Wm Yr . arms took up tent essiamse 1.
Ifs lm& art roe time after re had bra Wee es An
feeder own home in scotch el her. A wit for *kid
aspustre wee hundred by the yd., bet abeedemi Is
July, MS, he found that she wee reslang with General
, at Ashok; in this roar Dam., wires wide um
i°ilkrZge d llse. 86111,1111. Irides the pima, shame
the defendant and his eoliths/ weir to Positivist for the
purpose of feasibly taking sway Yrs. Swann,
q uern of ral Crew hieing 11111 MOW
My plaintiffGese's protestiordurias his shrimps, he iatesfered.
A. uspleassid mom occurred betimes the purr, sad asl
Omer Cheney was away from horse, It w. wad to
dela • &Mae aril the gametal seri be emir I
maeiawd with. There mu, thiestora, • timposary
arranandciosietaf. le l&
ince two, .0411 wohete
avitinglidirde.
fender mid he was called out of the moos by the
and daring his temporary reenos td *bum asab,Phin
her tumor!, contrary to the ripples
than. Fat that the defeadsat mut themipliaantsbfl• a
September, followed by a emend letter la Odors,
he printed and circulated amen the gentry and solely of
the county, reproaching him for his not mewsierie
and posting Min se a coward, sad threaten to
harechAlleMw him. A rule panted this teem to
the demean
Yr. fliejeant Shoe and Yr. J. Norma Howard ap
Zalla m_pport of the rale Yr. Herelskin Q. 0., sad
atkin Williams showed caes pint g.
In the mane of Yr. labda's argessen* rat
herald 'widener' 'mired thenmend= Far* Yr the
dummies should be reamed to WM, the Iha.uasiskaos.
that the charges were usjudilabie. Hi felt mite 4
Ramsay would aoseset to his wean ho mei
tin., for maks meld be more ilistershil to
Renew tow for it to be iiesed he was 41411 g
=dwldeh the Lord aisfoTeeire who kind the am
too much
Bale rode aerate allgOrdiDer.

IX PAWN ANZLJA =t %
Mr. Kemp timed for • nle foe • beim mew, Mew
abie at elienshere, to deliver op to the moans. Amelia
willeat, or for the wort to asks ark anti/ as theyinS
think tit. He neared ea bashl d the waseher,
Winett. It appeared that tie latheda mem
la 1851! _int iS was Wad betimes AMR 1
mother ammo have the eueiody d the daughter. sad the
Liberot the son of their marriage. Thelither, bet year. bad
the daughter beaded over to his top ea • Add le hie
mother, but ohs had never returned. Hee wilier lied •
protecting order, and ow able, by • mean htielark fre sop•
port the 46d, bat the father wee poor sod sot in • wiles
to properly entiateis her and bring bar up. The ties
1y 11 ears ebL
T'he Lard ladelJantioe irked thin wee any Parity
for such • proeordiog. The lather bad • hspi right to •
child seder 16 yetis of up.
Yr. Kemp said he had no such authority. He believed the
father vas wing the child for the purses d *starting
sassy front his wits. rause continually applying*, her

The court retaelsatly seestet a tide, relersabhe et &es-
bere, the Iseeeed
ill. melt takingat k het pa&
Rek sosordia

COURT OF PROBATX AND DIVOROZ.
Nov. 25.
(loro Os Jot* ONboy.)

BOGUS V. 10008 AND roiii•—wriiannuns malt
Mr. Searle for the pentium ; Dr. SpktMier the erpoe-
dent ; Mr. Saundra der the emespembuts
John Teder Bogen usarried the atuperient in the year
1349. He kept • pellierbouse at Wmabera for sheet a
couple of years, alter which he west for • sheet time
Ireland, sad this to the gold fields is Atteiralin Brim
quitting Eaglead hi made ar7sente le am* hit wife
with 100 a week which was bee by hie ter while
her radar ortinned good. 1856 she war to Birken-
head, and evened • tempenum hotel ia Chalsralrest.
One of her =Moose= was the corseperisat, aa
War seat at ILsareffler. He brag* with Lisa
a reamed woman rind Hendrik, who was m-
atured, and who stated that though site did
not live with him at the hotel, she areimelle slept with
blni. Om day on going home else ford the respendeats in
her room. She remoostrated with Jones, bat abs did not
patients ly gasi.el with him, be it war lei Ist rap to
diquarrel with any re ; besides she had no right to be in-
tesatt with bim. He told her plainly that be never bad
pat my restraint epos his inclination', and that he Mould
always doing as he liked. WitawraeWsdwWMn.
Hagen, but did not my mach to her. Was not vary
friendly with her. Whom sontinned to live with Jame,
rid after • time Mr. Rogers told her that she was in the
family way, and that it was a meet adartenate affair, for
she was • married woman with a hustaad la Australis.
Jeer promised to et witness np in Wainer if she would be
with Mrs. Bogen during her 000811111111111 i. Took lodginp
for her in Liverpool, and the responder was delivered of
twins, me of whisk IMXTiVIIIIL WIWI= was pliellelt at the
birth, sad arranged for the burial of the child that died.
WNW= lived with Jour trill about a year sad • half ago.
He took a shop for her sad stocked it with 501. worth of
shoes, but he expected her to supply all his
mirrors* out of it. (Laughter.) Had pawned his
thiap, bat it was with his approval. Bed left
her own husband at Hall in 1886. Had lived with JODOS
as Mr and Mrs. Hendrick tie°, the affair of Mrs.
The wittier wari carroboratid by a Mn. M'Arthar, toßWit%
house the respondent was removed.
A peat number of eonnter-chusse were made in the
answers of the reredos* but so winsome were called in
support ems= The learned comas' contended, however,
that there was no iridium *Mast their rasperive clients
rye that of a malevolent woman whom statements were
wholly undeserving of coachmen.
Sir J. Wilde regarded the ere as folly proved, and could
not bat think that the filthy charges inserted in the :rpm
dear' enema were put there in the hope of frightesing the
;Mincer from proceediag with his case. There mast he •
decree aid with arts.

stoma. e. strOPIU, enn MUMCK.
Dr. Swam/ and Mr. Starling for the pstitioser ; Mr.
Benda for Os reeporedsat ; Mr. Hanlon for the co-n.
goriest
Mr. Beam Ewald M'Dosell was a aiviliaa in the .sties
of the government at Madras. Hs married the
at Cheltenham is 1845 ; and sho roamed to Fri ern
1861 with her two youngest children. BJiro had apartments
in Orchard-street, when ate was very frequently visited by
bar amain, Mr. Underwood French. In November last she
gave up her lodgings, stating that she was gaga to Naha to
meet her husband. She directed her loam to be mat to
NM% Grindley's, is Paliamentetreet, In coesequence
of arias ebb* ware mad* there by her family, the
• s brother, Mr. Alexander Kyle M'Donell. went
to Bromals, and found that oho was living with Mr. French
at the Hotel do Morons. Mr. Hugh Hamilton Lad ay
the petitiesses hvotberis -law, then went ova, with General Watkins, sad had en interview with the co-vaspoadlest
is that sitting-room. Tbs door of the bedroom was
=seed, sad they saw is it various actiolss el male sad
beak apparel, and the win of two mem en the
pillow,. Mr. Lindley expressed repot at the pairatal
ceartmems which had lad to his main ea intorriew,
which was to identify him. His answer was, "I admit every
fact, and I have only to request that any preasediegi that
may ha Mks may bo asanagad with Oho =most delicacy
passible to the Lily." Rags= that ha was are the family
had so wish to adopt any vindictive temenree. General
Watkins, the brother-in-law of the respondent. also bad an
interview with her, and ascertained that she was living nadir
I the proteotka of her cousin.
Dome aid with costa. _

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—Nov. 25.

W. an isforma that the haa appointed
Mr. D. 0. MIIBISIN of the bar of die murk and formerly et
the lumdvent Court, a mit= of lie Membeetre Diarist
Court of Bankruptcy, and Mr. J. D. Yteg, el the Northers
Circuit, registrar of the Emden Dialriet Court of Beak-
ruso7.

TH3 JILIWLIN MA/MIAMI CARR —At the Judges'
Maoism yeatarday the owe of "Tie Qum v. Hoary
Davie." viable was beton Mr. Justice Cremplow vi Tues-
day. was aerie =Maenad. The rime ma
who bad Dem • Misr at NewttraZ amear" livid is
Wormwood Meet. bad bees ea by X. Maumee
Hale from the Gealdball PMlweemt fee perteryia
• hams for .unease from Deetmemosemees. be Math' al=
owe Maxie Limiter,lb pemost wife. bed se peiewt, wife is
fact UM wee livieg with bm hart at Aldo's. Tim eliew
dot was oe bail, sad am Ratio het applied tbegib ble
couseel, Mr. B. Iftew, to .* the Mittman. hem
the Central Crimiaal PIM
bi wait of artieneri We Wm
Cloud of Qamw's Bob, ea the grewed thetbmpertiat qua-
time would arise as Vie trisl. da *et memaiee Kr. Jen**
Cramping lefueedtbe appliestasm, bid jet Ids bad-
ably mid be bad Mae !peaking to dap Mber Wye. sad
would 'met • eartiorart. mower to • gumlike it eur
paired that there Ina sow ewer! between' tie
sad dm parties mum Vein Var. sa aria
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the premediepa vememil Me Om. et amaL