The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCZ.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.

-War Tom ratings at Mat Ain; at Wootminoter.—(Blot
Lard and Justice Cockburn and a Elpacial Jury.)
Ryxit V. MA= AND AIDSIBWIL—IMAVILDIZARY CA 51 OP

AL!..I9KD LUILCT.

The farther bowlegs( tble very Snider sadextraordinary
aw ssaiad the elgteelests. Dr. Pram, • member at ths
Whip et Ibyelirti end Mr. APEZ•Vc • member af
Osilspef flusgem, ens mused this meter.
Mr. IL Okonligge, Q. 0.. Mr. Heillestes. Q.C., asst
Prestige wive easuggl far the *Wig 1 Mr. Borjesat Pap;
sad Yr. Sepias safe conseel for Dr. Fraser;
Ides, Q.C., sad Mr. J. 0. OAHU for Mr. Andrews.
_Dr.
Mni. Imes, ass-essinised by Mr. &deans P
Pivot OWN nitesded me before prolendiliall7. bit
Andreae had attended two press is my Mew Mrs,
habits known to me for many yeses betas she suss b lire
with me. I bad pt partial to bar, sad had shows her awn
kindness, sad up to the time of my Weeps I had no rafts is
oomph& el her. Prier to sis Mos in Mr. Audrey;
se. tin
Hill wet riplarly in attendance es 154. I had so ,
at that Mine. My broils, did the most for I bsi
been drinking bottled ale sad skim far wad dap Wore
I ealled in Yr. Andrews. I weld set hest Plisa a bolds
et dierry • day. I took a little ogardinall
I felt I vested ik I bare gel

of bodge to es such as • bottle a day. Tam
baited and violist befse thokeeper came in, and
not swam that Mn. Hill oompliabed to me of my Tway',"
I was not the least intoxicated before Mr. An n come
la. He came on the 23rd Deessatar, sad Dr. Pruar came
about the Nth or the 27*. lam earls* I bob mg fel,
rein that I had taken se muck wine. I did set Saha
my Art at Mr. Andrews, co eat violently toward him, egg ay I
most have aperkiet medisine. I did not stamp my foot aag
sai:inkust bye it. I did not hear Mr. Aachen lay to In.
" Tea nab keep las from the drink, for if elso cabmen
to Ime do note for bor." Mrs. OW did sot q.
demur to keep me from drink. M brother lad week q.
Week and cannot be called es . I don't raoalket
that about this time my bother eoestantly Nast
shiny for me from the peblie-house. I had some ie ty
home at the time. He did not fotel any at that *lle Ltd
give it to me unknown to the &bore sad Mn. Bill. After
the hopes were demisted Kra. Oonnelly, the obansoceqk
fetched me half • doses of Awry. Dr. Fraser, after win
ma, did not, bat! bud of, my be could do nothing fore,
blem the *Mr was kept from me. I don't remeroba
big *Shed by Hrs. Hill %Ammo 3 and 4 o'clock of the
el be HIM. I recollect his finding me be day it
the prole deer bat I did see exclaim to him, " I SA
eesseit soiside," or " I shall out my throat—morder off
be deb here tosight," for life was all to me for the be
°jospoor afflicted brother. He did not reply that t
be mortrary to the laws of God aid rata.
He mid something of the kind whim I rebersid
from Bath, end that I was beastly deceit. I did sot
on my knees to Wm and with an exelsmation my I valid
give 1001, fir a gists ot brandy, or 501. for • glass of brandy,
I only had a small drop of broody when I was tint tab
ill. I bad net been told net to tab stabbing a
that the keepers were warned to pewit me tab(
lignites. Mn. Young, a friend of Mew. Hill's, came to sue
me, bet I don't recollect her saying to me, "It's that
breed drink that has door It," I remember Ka. Haab
Taylor gaming to me me. She did not remain in the home
for some days. Then wen mesh isofseica in tics loess at
the bee, and I was greatly sidled. Ohs wee ady la the
loess for an beers two. My brother had two dap la the
hones but I clain recollect Mrs. Taylor mbar that ey
brother threatened to set the dogs on her if she did not by
the here, but else told me the dog had ton bar drib I
deal know that she ran out of the boom, and went SU
and Hrs. Andrews for protection. I dent know if ay
leather thmatesed to set the dog at Mrs. Hill. Isa sot
awn if Mn. Taylor 'bad Mr. Andrews to mad a aim to
the home for her protaboo. I babe 1t,.. take vu
rather frightened at my brother. She bed net, bowers
NM him bikes He was very melt excited at the mama
in which I was being treated. I recollect the sergeant of
polies being called in to write • letter for me. I did set
ask him to fetch in a bottle of eherry. Deed shiny ie the
boom then, to take as I plowed. I *al sot in his pewee
drink two hal f•tumblers of sherry, and offer hi
to fetch one some mom. I did no
ask Um to fetch me any brandy. I only my
Dr. Dunes once. I stet for him twigs after tic
were gone. and he came to me. Dr. Items wes tin
of Mrs. Tailtie never complained tome, the
Ireeoffect, of my after the defendable bad Ws.
I told Dr. Barnes I take proceedisp naiad to
defendants ; and I aftorwards received • letter hen
him plating they had dose everything medical rota
meldffl have done biter the cirmunitanose„ 'and that
they had taken upon thomeelves a painful ramose.
bility. Dr. Barnes has ebbed to come forward II a
wham on my behalf. The defendants did not advise no
to send for some friends to teke care of me—the Barth;

nor did I reply I should not, for they only came to me to
what they ociuldjast. I never asked Mr. Andrews to mils
my will and for Mrs. Yew* and Mrs. Mil to be tie
runtimes.. I never sent Mrs. Hill for Mrs. Bennet
to come and attest a will for me. I duet
know if she went for her. I distinctly deny. that I im
excited by drink, sad I was not the least sainted until us
keepers were mat into the house. My room and my pima
when Mr. Andrews first came to me wm• not io a filthy MU
I bat rather disorderly. The defendants did not say sayibmg
farther than that " She's a dirty —. That was iw I.v.

Mr. J. =7,4 Flartutrset,Bloomsbory, who had kwon
the *MUM for moms years, deposed that she had amp
bola abstemious. Considerable dismusion marred damn
this whimsies examinstiou ; the plea of the definitions
being that they were actuated I. what they did by the he
that the plaintiff was sofferiug from deliriont tremens
her eatreaty he attempted to pt Mr. Andrews to order be
release, but without IMMO&
[The case wee proceediag when our report left.]

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

Stilly at Nid Prins at Westminster after term.—(Betas
Barna Martin and Common Juries.)

THOMPSON O. DLY.—ASSAOLT.
This was an diem for assault. The defendant plaided
that the plaintiff was making a disturbance in a public-hone
and annoying the customers, and for that anon he put his
est.
Mr. Laxton was counsel for the plaintiff, sad
Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Archbold for the defendant
The plaintiff, William Thompson, bad formerly bete
soldier, bat for the last few years had acted as palmated
umpbt a Mast, matelot, and also as a model for irate
end tie eldmidant, John Day, was the landlord of the ft
Joba's Wood Tavern, which is attached to Lord's cram
ground. It appeared that about three years ago the plaietilt
had been warned by the defendant Doe to frr
fluent his house, in consequence of name differmast
between them respecting a boy, whom the plain-
tiff had charged the defendant with having
ateatiosally injured. On the evening of the Ist of Jot
last the plaintiff was sitting in the parlour of the public-
house, when the defendant entered, and seeing the plaint f,
taught hold of him by the coat in • violist sad excited
manner, end said, " Come out of my hones, you valance
The deleodaet then told a policeman, who was present,
to take him into custody. The officer asked him whit
for, and the defendant said, " Never mind ; its
act business of yours. You are not • magiarate."
policeman, however, Mimed to take plaintiff unless he boil
what he was charged with, and the defendant wrote
his number down on a piece of paper. The plaintiff nada
sat was torn and otherwise damaged by the defendant's
violent*, bat be admitted that neither his body nor hit
feelings we. injured by the assault.
Mr. Hawkins did not all any evidence for the defence
but addressed the jury in mitigation of &maga. lie da
tiered that the action had only been brought for costs, sod.
exhibiting the coat, gave a laughable description of *
wonting and dilapidated appearance. and said it use rather
fortunate that an accident had tinctured which prevents/
him westig it any longer.
The leased judge having briefly summed up,
The foremen, alter the jury had been in ninaltatioe
short time, said they were all agreed bat cms.
Mr. Boron Martin—You had better all try and agree.
The jury thee, without leaving the box, found a verdict
for the gaMtiff.
Damages 2DI.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Wore the Judge Ordinary.)
BAILEY V. BAILEY.
Mr, Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Pritchard for the petitiocer.
This was a suit against Lloyd George Peacbey Beier,
far a divorce, on the ground of cruelty and adultery. TM
'Pwtee were married in March, 1832, and soon
ards went to Australia. They returned io December
1861, and took a coefectionery shop at No. 1, Duke-street
Brighten. While in Australfa they had three children I,
June, 1855, a week before the petitioner was waged. al
respondent knocked her down. He was drunk, as he in-
queutly was, and while in that omadition he v.,
nautically very violent. While at Brighton
Massed a letter of no importates while her huabtad
from home. She gave it to him when he returned, eni
beat her for opening it. On sootier oonasiou, when a rini
which she had bought was brought home to her, he In-"
her violently with his fists. He had repeatedly tbreatetei
to shoot her. On the 27th of March abe had a quarrel
him, end went home to her mother's. Adultery "
proved to have been committed by the respondent vio
several prostitutes and it was on account of macoodt6
is this respect that the cohabitation with his wise

IrD4.
DONe• nisi, with mete, and custody of the two survirisi
children.
CLIME/MI r. CLILYZNIS AND THOMAS.
Dr. Spiaks for the petitiosser, who kept a public-boas'
Newport, Monmouthshire, called the Odd Fellows' Aro.
•
Hawing another bonuses be left the public-house to tte
charge of his wife,wboas he had married so far Berk u No
and by whom be had had fire children. (We,
Thome. was a foreman on the railway,
being en intimate friend of the petitioner. r.b.
fmritlT visited the Odd Fellows' Arms until te
s suspicions baying blooms aroused.
rorMsds7liim the -bonne Thomas, who was also a mar,'
man. continued his attentions to the reepoodeat, and
matter Teaching the petitioner's ears, he surrreed
his room. A fight ensued, but the 00-reepoodent at lot b.

out of the petitioner's clutches, broke open the window, and
leaped out, leaving s portion of his nether garments in
Clemente hands.
Decree nisi with costa

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Melon Mr. Commissioner Goalbws.)
IS II ?.1111)1S111 RAMS. _

The wimp, WM a lime-burner, of Chatham. Thme-
curcd dab's, 5881. ; assets, 4201. The bankrupt Famed
his eramination some time av, and this irsa the sitting far
discharge, bat the bankrupt did not appear, nor did any one
on him behalf.

—.lll. lice; and Mr. Wagtail appeared for creditors. The
latter gentleman alleged that the bankrupt had only pseud
his examination by means of perjury, which he was now
prepared to prove.
His Honour said he could not go into the matter in the
absence of the bankrupt ; bat if the evidence was enfficient
it might be made the ground of an application to remind the
order for pmmdut the last examination ; or, if the creditors
were so advieed,-thez might prefer an indictment
da adkreraniest erne die wu ordered.
(Men Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
. IN RR T. LAMBERT.
. . . .

The heakrapt,
ceder. %boat a Ol-
2/301.erITtO;;I:Linger, applied for his
Debbi

sidriditifor the alma wipe*. stated that them
Were some lia 14411 on moommodatime bills, but they had
sot been proved against the estate.
Order mated.

111 RI GAMBIA.

The bankrupt or Ssto7e-ka7pees clerk, of Camberwell.
Debts 941. only.
The bankrupt, in examination, stated that his @dui arm
1001. a . He hated. d sot made any eller to his areditore.
He been aster
His Honour granted the order.
IN la 11:1114DIM AND KILLADSW.
The bankrupts, Thomas and Edward Melladen, were mer-
chants, of Drury-Lae, Mark•lnws, and Livarpool. This
ares the examinesion sittlag. The amounts,
by Mesas. Johnstone and Co., show the flwsolloP:ing'ed Eons :—To anieoured anditots, 4,792.1. ; to creditors
; rood &this. 2.20(- ; ProPetiit
61.,1itraes security, 368611. The largest gamma
mediton are Mr. T. B. Denny, coon factor. Corn Ex
13,4771. ; and D. E. leLean and Co., of Mcatreal, teM
The eseurity coons et cergoes of vain.
Mr. Helleses, ter the meioses, Mind ao opposition, but
obeseved that theme arm a very diestreus min
Mr. LialOntor, ea bleat ths himitotple, said that the
delciesey or largely attributable toils" great fall in the
Priessof pa* Main& bf the late abandnatlaurest.
Mr. Caanan, the °Mead melees, mid they had alto sul-
fated has loose by the chartering of ships.
Mr. Bisebelf, romeseatieg Mon. Wises and Co., did
set ohieet to the bashrapraa, hut asked that the
ceder am dbeharge id be until he could reonve
inetaietion harm his atria
_ -

Yr. Linking mid than bed hese already mileisat time
far Het. Beaks, nee al the hots were ia dienta
His Raesser mil that is a sees et this meguiseda it was
timeakie tar the arenneatisa end diesnage meeting
bats takes at theater
Mr. Lisklater and it was most impatient Oaten at the
Warm*. Wind Mellsan. , who had tarried on the bad-
are at Lbreopeed, amid emanates immediate order.
This sue masdal am sad the Illiehange of Mined ilei/s-
-dew was p..hi Med/learns at the other bankrupt wee

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STRICBT.

Elisabeth Drpee,aiiia-4;trh-iiailitt wawa, mos
hcharged at a warnat Wore Mr. Oaks with asasalitas h
usband.

to Oormegfelurk • nepeelahly-attlred a, who weird to
be indread al kis " beater half,' m
amplired madly at
the dl-anego he yea wahhorl to host her. When she was
at ham she war la the pirates of asatabias waylbiag mho
arid lift by thawing it Mand mks he WWI mat she
=dawry Miele up whir awarry anold be Mod to
irer with driak. In this way he had Um lelt with-
er am a mead shirt or a sheet to hie hod, ststo at length
he ens crapietely war oat with society and MEM.
IMO, the wamant-adieer, told Mr. Omaha est ill tide
mum a fast ; wren er eight times the had been hrweght 100
Loo the meagleirates her for her sharefal ember Her
inroad worked hard at his trader a how Asa taskra. ad'
mid do well far the
Ha ba familybar talc
if aot hampered witalh Yr arik.
d frequently offered • k amema to
keep wry, whisk re agreed to, bat bat so mama
It thaa she spur M and flea Marna home sad
tared the prom toads out as dameibmil. On the
hen emir Mr. Self', the megistere holm Mora she
was brammin, shreaterd her with • memo
if she appeared bran kir apis for marking bar lasbsa4
who that offend her half a swanks and rid row
shinny doer as her Irma promise he hemp away from
the berm, and it vas believed that re thes would do met
lint at idedit she, wee faced sitting on the Mire drank,
wither • pray is her pocket, sod pursers Lher right
to :main with ber lawful husband. An smelt followed ;
to get away and the present warrant was obtained.
Dehedeat mid SIM was" awfully jealous of her •• good
mat* and that ferias aoriasally aeoriened all thin, it
was her harmed% faith.

Mr. ootot ohosnod that that, aided la his Wad so
'Swabia( the hwWo bang as skated the masa* *Saar,
tootinowy Tao beyosit ; art h.aim&
atiowbot to hod two sand= is alt. ma to Mu, tho por
few tour zaowtho, at tt was date ha host:owl lei a littio

The " *amulet& " woo removed to the van, =prowl*
boa swowaaco that hoe "good WA " would doll bee oat, as
be bed asps beton dom.
LAMBETH.

C'harta fellow, who ppave bin
'damn as Errmatutmet, litha-ead-road, sod demsibd
himself as • triennweial traveller, sad Jot. Irdware,, of
Broadutreth Wartatiaster, who also clarribed himaalf as •
onnmerciel handler, were charpd before/dr. with
eansiag ea obetradieu to the public highway by drewing •
show van atteell the elelee so that no other vehicle maid
pass.
Pelleimecentstie Basy, 155 P, deposed that ea
the eeeedng before he found•• pthey 117111 W Ewa
amen Gesrgeutreet, Brixton, and from the astratardthasp
enneementhent eat, sad the representation it • bleak sea
destmeyhg and liven* comes= of people
'were ammthied monad tie vehicle. Re spolethethe pitainsas,
whammed tale to estundanee en the an, sad told them be
mehlnet slaw lbws be Week up the street at, bat they at
lirst prelemed le have mottling to do with it. Finding that
be yea shoat I. remove it to the gresn-yard, the one
claimed the ma mid the other the bores, sad gave him their
but nabher memo or widen= weed with that ea
the and bete* then enthedy es their reheat to
take awed van.
The orieoaoe, la reply to the dime, said they were *beat
to eo<oBdt ft, • few minutes to graft ths whim of a pith-
Beth sad his Meads wham the pathless:l interheed.
Yr. Billet* told them that sate exhibitions asthma mold
met be permitted to the inconvenience of the public, sad
bad the owns el the vehicle in • ens el Ts., ar arms days'
bard labour.