The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

LANCASHIRE DISTRESS.

t L easier 1* Yr. FIRAL.D,
Sr G. GREY mad that it it were Lovable to the has.
wesaber, the goverwaret would 6: Holiday, the 27th is.
Oast ter the ditellieSoll Cl the motion on the subject of
the Askew is the settee distriets.

SALE OF OAS ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
The wooed reading of this bill err Fanwood ea
Thum* week.
BURIALS BILL
Sir Xi PETO roved the sewed reading of this bill. Be
igino intention whatever is regard to this enure other
to ask that where ministers of the Chunk of Begird
• oessideetions objection to the perleerese, of re
burr erre.. those who were fairly and justly rafted be
Cluistiont burr should have 'ministers of their eels demur
itstiosisjaersir the emir is the cherchrud. Is yam.
Ike Ws MI, tba bows wail be doing a simple wit el*.
.the to • fares body of Weir Christian brethren.
herd B. CECIL rose to veer that the kill be reed a
seroullier that day six mouths. The hoe. gee isms wb
bed istrodred the meson hob set gives to the lame
eny very distinct view either of the grieves., be me*
to , remedy or of the Ferrier by whir he
hoped • remedy right be applied. The *mar* wee
it
ay essileed te the mot of We Baptists By the rub&
ed to the burial senior/ was forbidden to reed the
l NM*. over say POMPOM 'n=4 "'
oromuidered, or those who bad laid brae
on thready's', ; but ft did sot mirk from
the perfermasse off the build service the vast rem of the
aglsegaLainfisparra anti sTllalaterßleiperrod el life than
wow Wier drierleatioe• sad We roe* was
girt when slikepliel AN died it fell with'n the emenin et
Ihe rebid& There were, however, no less than 400 cemeteries
fa this irestry, divided fete rowierated and umwseserated
where people could him whatever burial service
Hey /ranged and therefore it wee only is very remote sod
districts, beyond the reach of those 400 create.
'= .111hwhat .di
haird of could SAW
Laid HENLEY ouppleted the bill.
NEWDEC/ATE opposed it.
TheCHANOELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rid re bill
was epos to save& oblestiess in debit, lint he ewe so rem.
son wby ft should eel be reed a mend time. He sew so
mere why, after perftement bed peeled be the Grim ear
inanity the power of prolamin what fora WI minim they
plasm( dozing ilfe, they bad prevented thus =b ill
were deed frost brig bmwd in the persehir
toiler the service of the alma were read ever arm.
Mr. HARDY insistrieed that the graveyard. wee VW %.
property solely of the aura.
Sir C. DOUGLAS omit the } • •
eirlng.

THE 00YEANYZYT AND THE CITY POLICE.
On Tuesday next Sir George Grey will introduce
• ball lot* the Howe of (hammose tor the aaselpaattos et
Os city 4A Lemke polies with the iseleopolita• polka
SOLICITOR., asirsTromurr ASSOCIATION.
mug DAY.)

This afternoon the tenth half-Tesriy general
meeting of the members aed friends of this amociation took
=Moh ts Law Institution, Chancery-lame, Titouas
in the chair.
The directors in their report mention the acemeion daring
thzt en mouths d eight life sod 23 easel members,
the total camber of Loudon sad provlosiel solid.
tore eon earelled as supporters of the sonsty 1,220, of when
460 en life sad 770 anneal members. Thirteen We maw
ben en else amnia contributors to the seekty. It in
obvious that, having regard to the wide Sell of
benevoiset operations cootemplated by this society, a Lune
ismer, M msonses will he nessameT to viieMy it fee thei
payment sad anima performance of fm Lboar ;
eni-
et IN sot maremoeshle to hope that the howls,
limited, shandy mated to deserving °WA% wO2
lead to a more extended support hen Mee peel= • .
large. The receipts daring the pen belf-yeer Wes lima lea '•
91. 4d., of which 6111. ea ed. has beam mad le fibs beeedne
feed in Judie Stock, a bakers of 1304 is. X nimedeilif eh
the society's betaken to the ern& ef tieseeseiMiskjin
&MAWR lie 164 petty oasis. We feuded ef
society now wean of 3,2161. lle. These per Own. Ciami ,
safe, and 3,0264 19s. dd. India Fin per (ern.. the in- • •
owes spudiaable to relievisi pupates bobs sheet 2564 per
seam. The dinners repaid denatioaset=heekeltylm
of 304 gime fair lb. alintees of II
Getedised ; 024 frees the residuary estate of do Lee
Philip Vaa de Wall ; 101. Mame+ Mr. IL Hedger, amemime
of the booed ; and 10 glair heat Ir. Z. W. Widnes an
Ms retirenaset from dm diesitiou. The &treeless, with Mr
view to inseam the finch, aiticomete the intereste el the
oxisty, enneved for s Mianoraer 17th Jess.
. which Ilk nom Kelly, M. bas eanemeed to
On the motion of the Commies, seesnied hy
itanNOWll, theaFe was stlagsMi. Kr.Risassoi. as
the mover. strongly the missehers peseent to manse
amongst their fneeds add to the ember of sehimeflows.
At present they numbered amenimt their members not more
than one-eighth of the entire body of dieters, whereas be
thought they ought to have at LISA one half. It wee obvious
that the sum that they had invested, via., 7,0001., would in
a finnan be wholly inadequate to meet the &MO& they
must expect would be made upon it.

THE 11:1T4L MIR IIGHT AT HACKNEY
MARSHES.

Milk= ISQUEST.—(THIS DATididdiseez
This morning Mr. John Humps,
sortmer, named at the Loudon Ho the ligaby or •
spseth4 the des& of Based ItiveMs. aged fit gee" who was
killed meetly by a sae se need llowlettereeure light In
the Miami Marshes. The hurt was
Mr. Harry appeared on behalf of Buena Hewlett ;
Watson represented the deceesed's trier* end Mr. at.
Aubin watched the ONO cm the part of Irßlism and helm'
La se iliaccOtder.who were aneged to have bildthe deter ihmig
Hewlett was brought ap in chow el MirKammer
miler a warntat from the Secretary at
One of the honk witnesses .am beed tom we
John Meg, signalmen ea the Octet Seeineu Heaway,
who mid that ma the =shag of the fight he was on die
lino, awl ha saw there wan • fight in a &Ai Reheat te
end found a black man acting as second te Hewlett: De.
maned was a much smaller man than the caber. At the
het round demised wan knocked down by a blow. He
alone felL The deceased was sot seesible Who be fought
the lest round but use. His ..rd pitted bit s.pp from
the pus, put him on his feet, ad fesedi.lely
Rowlett mated in and knocked him dew. misia. Time was
int galled. Witness did not law the shoed r The
—ma fight still." Deemed wee not is aAt • to
fight the last two rounds. When knocked clown fa the het
round he remained on the ground for wen or eight Mentes.
The other second witness believed be bed seen at a fight in
the mine geld before. The umpire wore a toned hat and a
rough emit.
The 0 Toner said that he was afraid another edheenfige
would be seoriemy. By giving time to the poe, taste
might phedtly be a chalice of obtaining the misses of the
eseenda, who tad hitherto avoided arrest.
The jury, after hoe oonrultetion, agreed to • further
Adjournment.

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A SCIMPI77I.I .
READER.

INQIJE6T.--(THIS DAY.)
Mr. William Carter, the ooroner for East Surrey,
held an bequest at the Crows Tams.
Mlackfriars-road„ on the bo of Jane Evans,whore
death ooeurved ander thedy foaowing deplorable circum-
stemma
Lae Pianos, the wife of • carver sad gilder, of No. 1,
Isar court. said that she did not know the deceased, but to
Monday afternoon she was in her room, on the fast Soot,
with a Mrs. MeGaire and her daagiiter. Her atten-
tion was called in the first Mamma to a penes
&Meg upstairs, sod afterwards to • noise like • heavy fall.
It was sot acoompanied by any words or mesas. Mae west
oat of her room, sad Nana fogad • female lying me her back,
bit legs being upwards, sad she appeared Ma.
with the aid of the other two females, raised her ap, sad
bathed her face with coil water. Medical aid was called
is, and Dr. Jones promptly attended and prosousesd her
dead. A female named 1:31r lived on the top Boor, and
she understood that she west to ass her to read. the Scrip-
tures to her, she being • wry pious womaa.
°ethanol, McGuire said that ate was the wife of Jobs
McGuire, and reads& at 93, George-street. On Monday last
she was workieg along with Mrs. Samson. She had beard
her alstement, and it was perfectly cornet. She thought
the demand had bad a fit and had fallen, or had slipped
hoes mar accidental circumstance.
Abraham Evans mid that the deceased was his wife. On
Monday lain she left home about half-past three
o'clock. She wits not then is • good state
et health, sod oomplained of • giddiness te her head. Her
object for leaving home was to go sod see Mrs. Glover to
read acd pray with her. Shortly afterwards Mrs. McGinn
came Whim, and from what she told him he west so bet
home and there sew his wife. She was sot them dead bat
quite inasmihle, and died shortly afterwards.
Dr. :oar, of 194, Blankfriare-road, said the orecussiou
might have tamed the rupture of one of the smell vessels
el the bran ; or she might have bees seined with an apo-
plectic fit, awl fallen in ocseequenes, ma might here been by
secident. Had she been mimed with apoplexy she might
hays recovered had sbe not fallen dowanairs ; but the cos-
i maim caused by the fall would accelerate deeth, if set
immediately produce it.
IThe jury remind • verdict of " Accidental Death."

THE DONZOIL TICRDIR.—DEHLTE,
NIORT. —Adam °ninon, the steward of Mr. Adair, has
died of his ironed& A man named Braddell and another
have been arrested.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Mager of the Heir.)
ELLICE C. eteurritte
His Honour gave jedvnent I. this ease, which arose
out of the Rousell forgeries. He said the plain-
ff, tiled this bill to perpetuate the testimony of the
due execution of a deed which coostitntall the title of the
l'rorefty under which they are mortgagees in pos-
session. The defondbut put in an answer to this
bill, %pi weriog it fully. The plaiotiffs then
,mended their bill, asking for an answer to
more searching intenosstories on the lame subject.
To this the defesdants pleaded that the plaintiffs had
already commenced a suit in equity to determine the vali-
dity of that deed, and that consequeetly the plaintiffs could
not maiatain • suit to perpetuete testimony. That plea
wee disallowed sod ordered to Amid for an an.
ewer; with liberty for the plaintiff to rapt.
The exceptions have been filed and argued, the
defendants contandiog that the plaintiff is not 'stifled to
any bulbar or better answer than he has already got. This
involves the (*aeration of matters which, owing
to the retest cheers in the practice and procedure
of the court, have in • great row* become obso-
lete. The first question is rear this is • 1:41 of dis-
covery in the proper and teolurel seam of that word.
His Honour spoke of the technioal seer of the word dis-
covery, be said, became as Lord &deride observes in his
work on pleading, "leery bill is in reality a bill of dis-
covery, but the
.speeies of bill usually distinguished
by
.that title is • bill for discovery of facts
rating in the knowledge of the defendant or
of deeds, or writings, or other things in his custody or power.
and seeking relief in coosseprosoe of the discovery though it
may pray the stay of
_proceedings at law, till the dim-
covery should be wads" le this then a bill of die-
owery in that technical sense se distinguished from
other bills, thus defined ? His Honour thought it was sot.
A bill of discovery proper was is aid of the juriedictioe of
WOW other court to 'sable the plaintiff to prosecute or de-
fer such proceedings ; and it usually, if sot necessarily,
dated the existence of snob proosedinp as the title of the
plaintiff to insist on discovery ; that me not done in the
present case. A bill to perpetuate teatlmooy was trotted by
Led Badeedide as distinct from • bill of discovery
es card. Led Redonda* fa his work, said, • gr:lai
tills not pramsref have hose already mentioesed to be
of two kinds— bale to perpetuate testimony of wit-
ness ,• end moo y, bills al dimervery," by which latter
voids balls of discovery properly so were obviously
rear. Lord Skim confineed this Mew " Loud Drain
v. Fitaltardinge," 6 Vet, whom he aid " • hall to perpetuate
Orson calls for so demean from the defendant, but
ewer prays to perpsture that testimony which might be
lad if the eiretunstances called for it." Whether the two
bills earl he urea term sad pin tho perpetuation of
toresny as to ems ratter whisk could sot
be the mbiset et hog preeedings, end Mee
dissorry r to smothe *Wed whisk ine the
✓igor of legal preeeeliop, his Brow said be would
onion so ron. It was not to odds
itwg as
inch eves lid net seems la the presort ha whisk re
orandthe ors salijeet wearer regesting whisk it wee
sought to perpetuate testimony mil to *Weis dheo.
very. And -es so relief was preyed by the bill
the disorer, if at a. be ie aid
of the ot semis art ether lien the Oiert at
Cheweery to farther the pesseiselles mete
rein, or por ily imessitisu est emit Plfsrinde
feet were the same, ssagestleg stills bath illemerery sad
the perpetseties of slimy sun isseit, then the
bill was disferee no Cie ea it abed for the reirmeicia
of ragmen which could not be afforded V the
matter wore rip fer dirket is any court, and the
eviler crabs gives was, it feared that, as collateral
to the persterion d tastime.y, the discovery in the
proper ere re erg.
it
This was, in • OM to
• ostrile reffnio sod weld
act he serer& atn„ the opritit tl7e7,Aeab into a
bit of dissarser eW eir Uri Redeethks desetthed.
AL lieseissr thought the ems of "Lest MAO v. them,"
IMk me mot mimed be lie whim et Leslie Whoa sod
Asisedeiss 210-te eme ma set gams* see to
pmetemile lesthesep; ems • lei of disieveg is gays
*mewling, wafts Mesitiesi is Lem w 4 a
to. be at
is miS. ramir de her ass • whams
she tree le aid semi Leith There was
thielel bah • hill et my sok tor the sza-
zeimiles el • Aisle witness am his yr* we or
dellesse itepegt and may in so doing ask to pemetweis
the be like rarer fee • ardefesion
air
re .=
wiriness abroad. But it was orrisl
dielinguiiii
lyhelms, • bill to perpetuate barbarism pesper se. east mid or of r,
.whiek es r a bill for relief ri this run as pm
obbiesd to remise a water de hese re, Cris to
the testimony of Mg partionlar Is
fiVisacetes it was true wirers wen or algid be
exandned do bore sr, but in • bill to porprogs testi-
it was here the matter eo -sot be tried
liirgie or in asy err to have the riders ready
by that Ore. In a bill of dlowery proper the wits, was
aloe momared in like sorrier, bat Me -wee hid be should
ricest• die here the thee ere few giving W
in sort; sod this aid -Imes
cosi ether Ikea the Court cd wise
=tarwen pendia,
_may, te be isolibiled.
....Se pemetsel properly se sthed.
es is tie saes is Vet and the meth* the asthma of
loth • salt is mesas! teeth mina be geed gums& di do-
saner erste L imam, sell Ads ism*
a eitim he fisleg to emedisemi red Lima
the
de hish bireuldeses elm* be bat Were
the Wile& led issi prlesedibig see evils illetiost bees •
te parmislir trilemity time ilie milleme wee or
°gift to be sad* vim the time =Wed
mig whhtim the
=F*Mom be dead. the mbe med.
la Hese* Mid the ewewhi I. s Aft' 4d set
aside this seen b is. *hare tams. Om ewe/milky the.
semi be that ems N apparel that as faker resew ems
put L. Ris Resent sa be imploded lie
ski.
s • Reseed mid % idMollie to smith Ms hp air sk
i.
shin the semi of the must H. hest gives,
lies • Lit of 211 mum velmling to lie pspeleshiss
iShish thesis the beam Is theel the esesede
mmisell„ mil is ewe only el " /*A-
ke w Osile• ft Alllai. • 'Wier corer see pel is.
let vet cola est ypmr b ham hers essamted.
lb Resew melt sA esesidsr that se g this
ease, het be meelhemet It se Issesehle *Salt as
hr es it md thamilieg this so" lierethre. as Woes.
to the thee el hills to ropprosie Imistlesony and not
le that el Nis et disemeep, lie 4sisaar said la bud
be smiths whither In that Tres d the OW tim *kid
Genii heist as the latsemptaiies beteg mewered.
Hi Hesse' Ibis ithesed to the mess et "Stott v. thisidni
meth' Me. sad 71.), "Agar v. Biriwth Oust Coogan,"
eel eaese,be refereens to the aroron herr. the
ogre cd w morn kinds gtbAM, sod oesornted nem
them, god thin said, What is it, thee, that •
*WM * • bill to pepolgatis testintry makes_ ?
warble, sod swig this, that the dideedest Moidd admit his
title b essisies seek visors* he should • fit QS the
Teasels mallese sad imam Maid on the bill. this
the sway ves rib and [smithies. The waver ef , tit
=l"cuseseTlet atd tfe tiasnillatwerie Min
it
taoal
wadi diseimed with meta. That sas =M-
k " Heil e. %Adagios," 2 P. W. • " %thy v.
Dale el P.O. ; sad " Anes:,* 2 Vet It
sea tree that yea derminitiou did not prejudice
the arieless• ebeady giver., but dl this showed
that as soon es the Ant answer was pet on the fle the
*riff, as fling wieplieeioo. her full power to examine
whet witnesses he saws on the tress stated to his bill.
HaM the plaintiff were seelised to the ours weds by kis
LA. IS. ems* meld net tell when to stop the plaintiff in
essmisaties of the defendant on ieterrogstorim Every.
thug swept the animism or denial of the plaintiff's
sight le examine ti/Dews, was equelly material or,
rather, hesseterisi. L was said that by the
gardens gees** the parties themselves could be
mains& mg Used this wee a seas et imemieleg the do-
fesdants but the masa was throes. The proper mode of
examines the atheism was the same se that of examiaing
all' other Silesmes, and se it ma islet by
as emsthing them that their deposithes Gash
lie made swarm at a Mere period. as
only by ammising the &leads* in thensrtr
Tadlie evideme (mid be perpetuated in somses• with
that of other whammies the Elesser Um esseindsd
debeethe Wow*tM the easels to the in
mold set he weed for any isgitimele poems* regZuesers,l
edussatsr pre/seta& sad lira the esseptions meth be
Xs Selwyn and Itr.C. hirmetes were for the delmisis ;
etali yr. leis, Yr. asehrees, and Yr. Odin Is the

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Battier w Soso—(9slare Lord Chid Jesters Cloekbaire,
sad iodises Dessagtoo, disabuse, sad Maar.)
This was tb. diet day at Easter tura le sausages's'
et the dorasdis addiatise under whisk the Lord Chassallar
i. kalisedteg, tk. wart sties lareablest to tin lesseidiSgss
sod ssiasetairs se the bar was diapered • aad
thdr leek Asir web as the base at last
la dela*.

apw wines coma.
Mr. VlSlbilell, a le Mammy bar, silo bad hem ap-
plied Owls Oswald, appeand is eel la !meths&
al was mild lids lir bar.

SAYS V. THE

POITMIZEI OMB? LLILWAT

cositawr (Lturrewl.
This was as adios tried before Yr. Justice Crosepto•
the last Stafford mien, whoa the jary reteraed • TEAM
forth. SOL
gWaddreiaa,alM., sweved der • Me for • sew
trial, as the grestisd the wadi., was mothet the weieht
of evideeee. The adios was taerselliby thlo„
by his next friend, his father, spinet the dthammas fs
=skilfully aad eeiligurtly by tit* ornate driviag sad
roaeagiag a carriage and hone epos • lealaway ea the bleb-
way, whereby the ANIL who wee Wesson ter asd ire
years of age,
_was lunched down, sad her lei severed
fro. her body. The tramway wee similar le that
hid &Gm by Mr. Tea* la the Westateeler-read. muff had
hem made by I permission of the areasoiseioaws
grao
wit wad. TMV `time
attributed was thee the delver
eat w the thee or the written. might have
been evaded. O.
other head the driver ..d the delay
dame other witareasdesied the asespase, wad rid that he