The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-08 00:00:00

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LA NTILLIGENCE.
MO DAY.)
BIigISICOF LORDS.
APPELLS.
TILVIIZTOI V. ITINSIITON.

Thy Warr( el Me er , , rearmed.

Mr. Bolt oontinuwl hie reply on behalf of the appellaat ;
mad dealt with the argument that these had been a promise
of marriage between the parties In Bo:Aland, which, be °a -
tended, was wholly greandkne, no mall premier. Wog by
any poselility to be inferred from any of the language seed
by the appellant, as which the respondent relied.
That marriage wee 'sot the footing our which they
met Is licootlead, nor was any scab Wag acelsespisbel
. .

Shiro. ibis essimullie Ms learseil CORONI Mu-

ielated by reference to the drammastences of their fed meat-
mg, which he asserted IMO not each am were calculated
to mine the idea of seirriage hi the mind of • young man
in the positios of the appellant with • women in the
position in whisk he at that time found the respondent ;
while though up to • certain point the lady contemplated
marriage, when she found it was hopeless, she, eertainl►
with reluctance, yielded bee bodes in that raper, and
became remedied to • ooenexion of another tied. A lihe
inference was to be drawn from the earreepeedenoe,
which in • ooadder•ble portion it mould may be
ocestrued into a medium on the part el
the respondent to est emend= at sought, and be bated
by no ties bat those of affectios. The learned mussel, in
support of this argument, very elaborately weed through
the anent points of the oorrerpoodenos, and examined most
of the fade se they appeared in evidence, before the sawed
marriages in Scotland, and went sudden through the facts
°Disected with the Irish marriage, the return to "debunk,
and all the now familiar point.. of the can, and coochaded b►
pressing the general argument se =Wag oat the appellant's
contention, and entitling him to the judgessat al the home.
Judgment was postponed without bey istievitioe bale
given ori what day it would be delivered.

COURT OF COMMON PLIAS.
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_SECOND 00IIRT,_ _
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Sittings at Nisi Prins, 3; Losilo9Bdors Kl. JlllllOll
Basting and a Common ary.)

=LET e. azazAr.—ass•oii.
This was an action spinet Mr. Healey and Mr. Hallos to
recover damages for an emelt, and Mr. Hattea seffeand
judgment by default, bat Mr. Hooky pleaded notdailty
Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff, sod
Mr. Pearce for the defeedant Healey.
The plaintiff war • corn &atm, living at Hampton, sad
had iniewn both &Nodule for sees months. Hatton was
a builder, and Mr. Beaky was a geatlsman living at Manor
House Twickenham About kW-past 12 as the eight dI
Saturday, the 23rd April, last, the two ddendaats went
walking almig the road from Hampton to Twiakaaham, and
when opposite the Manor House they met the plaintiff, and
the assault Wok place.
' The plaintiff's venires was that Mr. Healey begs& it
by strikieg the plaintiff with a stick and kaooklag his pipe
out of his mouth. That Hatton then tripped him op, mad
afterwards bald him down while Healey lacked and struck
him with the stick in a mart violist smancr. He was eat
upon the phis, mom, and hand ; one of hie Math was broken
by a kick, and there was a ossaiderable lump oa his fans
head. It did not appear that then bad hien any previous
ill•feeling between the plaintiff and Mr. Healey, though
there had been some legal proomdinp between the plaintiff
and Ratios.

Tho defame was that when the plaintiff sad Hatton mod
t ey wraps opens mob other sad had a scams, sad that Mr.
Holley, beim s much older man than the others, went fa at
his pie, tried to rouse his ooaohmsn, cad, failing to do so,
proceeded to his own hams. He took no part wiranorror is
tits snook,.

Th. jury, ate" eoreidering the nutter far a short UM,
found plaintiff ; dimars, 201.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Won Mr. Comatiniormr Hisizoyd.)
ILI 11 C.1•11111t

The bankrupt was aTiarroom Poets, ie Dareekshira. He
mine before the court with liabilities of 13,0C31.•, meets sod
rzeperty held about 8,0001. It was Acted that he had buss
ormoerned in building s
r. &mood Liked that the Ckirtraulla be requfroll
to furnish an account showing how the bap delheisay al
yea had irises.
After hewing Mr. Linkister for the baakrupt.
His Honour directed on adjournment to the 7th of
October.

LS RI J. 1. GWTXN.

The bankrupt visa; riotc.lLr cites eity-road,and BOW-
fields. No account' had been filed, whereupon his Honour
directed an adjouratoset at the bankrupt's expires, bat the
solicitor to the &exiguous Dot being in attendance, dis-
allowed his costa.

IN 11.11.11.. H. par.:aim.

Tee bankrupt deeribTodiameire; an advertimmeet con-
tractor, of St. John's•woad. He applied for his thesherge
from debts of 2831. There was no opposition, sod the order
was granted.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
♦ DitIORDULT IaIEBZA OP " SILII BAIL*

Mr. LitTotTfT'iTsesTehoTitierh;-
and Mr. David Mato*, were placed at the bar before Mr.'
Flowers (the newly ointed megietrate of the court)
charged with being drank and disorderly sod assaulting Mr.
C. Brethproprietur of the Poophike Coffeehouse, Badger
street. Covent-garden.
Frem the thatemeet of the eemplainent it appeared that
the two defendants went into the coffeehouse last evening
and ordered some steak and kidneys. It wee not then ob-
served by the witness that they WWI the worse for drink,
and the order was therefore szeouted. Before five
minutes had elapsed, however, and when the cooking
wee nearly finished, they °ornamented making •
disturbance, and declared theyi would not have the &nth-
meats which they bad aedered. Mr. Brett wee calk Ito
them, and he demanded payment for the ceder, at the seine
time closing the door to prevert their vials% g. and directing
the of his servants to call in a polierthnstable. They then
struck at the defendant. and knocked him down in ow of
the partitions of the oaffee-reon• Complainant eadeavoured
In move himself by seizing Wilson's coat, upon which the
latter fell elan sad injured his eye by coming into forcible
collision with • nil. geneeal struggle took plese, sad the
complainant was considerably bruised, and even shoe the
Min' of the polies-officer, the defendant Wilson aimed •
blow at the complainant which the eonstable evened.
The evidence was confirmed by Henry Osborne, the head
rook of the establishment, and by the constable (F 171),wbe
farther deposed to the there.. Thames of the defendant..

laspaotOr Branum, who was oa duty at tbstitou saidats
dekodaata were both drank obis broseat to the sailor
statioo_

Yr. Flours after commentios upon the dispeoeful eon.
duet of the defendants (observing that Wihioe, from hie pro.
feesioual aalliog, ought to have known better) fined Wilma
40a. and Button 20a. The fines were paid.

CLERKEN WELL,

LOVERS. QUA ILLELII.-•,TELIZA- O TO SHOOT • SAINT.

as~ar.

as Bw, aged 1R reeiltag nil 7186, Pentoovills-road, a
aerraat, was charged with moulting Frans John Why
a cum*, raiding at 19, Stock Ordsard-cremant, Holloway.
Mr. Massa Waist* appeared for the &foment.
The complainant said that ha was a clerk to his father, a
istatlnewileaman. Yoder& ha was la She stable, wine All
defendant came and ds some mossy from him. Ho
told her that he had not got it, but that if she went over to
his talker's house he would give it to her. Blio this shut
the stable door, rushed at him, Mufti him, and he was
afraid that she was going to kill him, as she had threatened
to shoot him.
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the oomplaimant said that the de-
fendant had ban smreamt to his father. Elbe had had a
child which aim said ma ►is, and be had (Iva' bar
money became be was afraid that bis father would know.
Elbe bad lost him mosey, but it was mot for the purpose of
pttiog a marriage bosom She might my that he had pro.
mimed bar 'marriage, but be was quite certain whether he
had or not.

Mi:lstmicourtztio the defeollaat)—lf you have soy
claims on the oom mat you meat sot go to big house aed
'Amoy him. W you promise oot to maim him say
mom ?

iiiteodaat—l sill.
chmr.r. Dd.'Eyekooort—Hoop sway from him ; yon are sow di-
are

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MARLBOIIOI7O3II.B7REET.
TIN ROMAN BAIM-NOTI F011411111T.-0011111TTAL.
I Carl Albrecht Abrahamson, a Russian, shagged with
ulterior some forged Russian book-notes to Mr. Rudolf
Prommel, hullos and exchaege offioss-keer, of No. 37,
Haymarket, was again brought before Mr. Knox, for Uhl,
examination, sod oonsmALL
Mr. Pesahey,ol the dna of Memos, Levi., and Pettish's',
Froderiek's-plaos. Old Jewry, proseonted oe the part of the
Ranks goreremetit ; Mr. Edward Mos Lewis, of Great
Yarlboreogbgtreet, defended the prisoner; sad Mr. Charles
Albert interpreted the "'ideate.
It may be remembered that the primes" west to the
Alm of Mr. Promos'! sad asked for "huge for two notes.
wed Mr. Premised told the primmer they IMO forgeries.
Upos this the primmer ran away, but was perused by Mr.
Premed, sad given loge mesigely, sad • mama the primmer
threw away in big flight, sod also • beg be left at the
Londoa•bridge radon, stubs. were toned to contain a
Ism number of forged notes.
The primmer bee bee• remanded from week to week for
the attsedmies of • geethera from the Remiss Beak.
W. Urged's', ezeirgsant of th• lastropoiNsa police, of
16, Covesity4loset, Ilaywkst. Psww6drya=Faikie Pekleme
oa the 10th June nub sat of Mr.
mimed the primmer, sad mar Ids threw agrelaim.. over thHee
area railinp of • bones Is Peates"q•nrs.
Ward soles. His well with the paw, and ZrelProslnj 111.