The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-22 00:00:00

RUsMELL r. ROSSILL.

Dr. Swabey appeared for the petitioner, the wife of a
coal agent's cleric in London. She was married to him in
1819 ; and she now prayed for a judicial separation on ac-
count of his adultery with a woman named Eliza Jane
Miller. with whom he was in fact now cohabiting. The
evidence in proof of the charge was furnished by Miller
herself, who said that ever since 18.17 she had lived with
the respondent as his wife.
Judicial separation.

117.118 r, WEBB.

Mr. Paget for the petitioner.

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The respondent, a farmer's son, married her at Allostock,
Cheshire, in 1816; but after she had lived with him for
about a year she returned to her parents, io consequence of
an adulterous COI:II3eXiOD which her husband had formed
with a girl named Moms. At the death of this woman he
married a schoolmistress named Elizabeth Ilemstock ; and
for that bigamy ho ,was convicted at the lest spriug as-
sizes at Chester.

The case was adjourned fur formal proof of the adultery
with Hemetock.

BCHORIELD V. RCHOPIELD AND TATLOR.

Dr. Wambey and Mr. Day appeared for the petitioner, a
butcher at Birmingham. He married the respondent on the
17th October, 18,141, and lived happily with her till May.
IM6I.

Emma Parkes, servant to the petitioner, stated that she
had one day surprised the respondent with the co-respon-
ileut's arm round her neck. William Taylor was the peti-
tioner's slatighterman. On another occasion she saw him
kissing her. On the 13th of May in last year Mr. Schofield
came home at a few minutes before midnight. He went up.
stairs to bed, and in s, few minutes he called to witness.
Went to the room with a candle. and found Taylor in the
room in his shirt. The petitioner asked witness what it
meant! Replied that she did not know, and asked Taylor
what had brought him there I He said he could not tell,
awl left the room. Mrs. Schofield pretended to be asleep.
and when Ler hualsuid spoke to her, she stated that it was
the first time that Taylor hail been there, sod mid to wit-
am, "Ana, what a scoundrel William must be." On the
following Sunday she wrote a letter and gave it to witness
for the petitioner.
The letter was rea,L It contained a confession of her
crime, and a prayer which she had composed for her hus-
band's benefit.
Decree nisi, with costa.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TIES DAY.)

CLERK ENV ELL.
COMMITTAL OF THREE HOFSEBREAKERS.
King, a labourer, William Barrnirn, 18, a tailor,
awl John Philfint, Iv.. a labourer, all of them refusing their
addresses, were charged before Mr. Barker with loitering in
the Birnsbury-road, Islington. for the purpoae oI cum-
tuittiug a felony, and further with attempting to enter
several holism.
Mr. Wakeling appeared for the prisoners.

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From the e;41:;Oce of Police-Constable James Crannis, MUNIFICENT LEGAC.
71 N, it appeared that last night he saw the prisoners and the Bradford Infinnary, Mr. Abraham Musgrave, of
loitering about in the neighbourhood of Islington, and, Bromley. whose death occurred a few days ago, has left the
suspecting them from their movements, he watched them. sum of 40,000/. This munificent legacy will be a welcome
lie ,eiw them try to enter several houses. In one of them addition to the fonds of the institutions to which it has been
the prisoner King got a door open, but a bell being bequeathed. 10,030/. go to the Bradford Infirmary ; and
fastened to it, they started off as soon as they the remaining 30,000/. to the Leeds General Infirmary, the
heard it begin to Wag. He procured assistance and took Leeds House of Recovery, and the Leeds Eye and Ear la-
the prisoners into custody. On the way to the police- tirm.try, in equal proportions of 10,0031. to each.--Leeds
station they were very violent, and King sal Phillips Mereory.
managed to breek away from custody, but were afterwards A MAD RAILWAY RIDE.—The guard on duty at
apprehended. All the prisoners have before been con- the Doniagton station on Saturday night last was astonished
meted of felony, and are known se the companions of a
that i,f b ost desperate gap.: urghirs reside iu Golden-lane. ,to see • man on horseback trot along the line by the plat-
roost force. The officer directed him to the highway, and allowed
The prisoners said they were only taking a walk, and I him to depart without giving his name or addrerw. On
bad no intention to commit a robbery. The policeman examination of the lies it was found that the horseman had
must be mistaken in supposing that they intended to enter broken open a gate and so got on the use, that he had tn.
any of the houses. versed it when a goods train passed, that he had been
Mr. Barker sentenced the prisoner. to three calendar I within a foot of going over a bridge nearly thirty feet high,
months' hard labour iu the House of Correction. I and in one place had been down a steep embankment, where
WESTMINSTER, his horse had been struggling violently. This adveoturous
EXTR.IOROINARE CHARGE OF HOUSEBRE A KING. forsaker of the road for the rail has been discovered in the
Thomas Wapner, awl George Bute, person of a farmer, who will hear more of his trip.-Stak
were planed in the 1,-Inn'. dock, charged with a burglary of fordvhite Advreliv, r.
considerable magnitude at the residence of Alderman Allen, I TRAFFIC RECEI PTS. —The traffic receipts of rail-
6, Petersham-terrace, Gloucester.rnad, Kensington. ways in the United Kincrlorn amounted for the week ending
George Seymour, 311 T. said-Last Thursday night, at a the 15th Nov., on 10,499 miles, to 522,6201., and for the
quarter lodore 12, I found the area door of Alderman Allen's corresponding week of last year, on 10,186 miles, to
Lowe leading to the front kitchen open. Thinking that 507,8201., shearing an increase of 313 miles, and of
ll was not right, I obtained assistance, and entered the 14,800/. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the fol.
halo.. We went through the kitchen to the butler's lowing 14 railways amounted in the aaregute, on 7,221
pantry, where we found all the plate cupboard.. and chests miles, to 403.2111, ; sod for the corresponding week
01.0, mid scone plate lyiog about it. In a sleeping room on of 1861, on 7,000 miles, to 394,8184. ; showing an in-
the eround floor we found the prisoner 51`Caires lying on crease of 215 miles, and of 9,521/. in the receipts. The
the floor by the side of the bed, bound hand and foot with increase on the Caledonian amounted to 481/. ; on the
cool, with a linen cloth over his head. i Great Northern to 1,834/. ; on the Great Western to
Mr. Paynter-Was Le gagged? 523/. • on the London and North-Western to 1,752?. ;
Witnesx-Yes; the linen cloth was found in his month. on the London, Brighton, and South Cued, to 1,0171.;
Mr. Paynter-What did you do ? on the London and South-Western to LW'S,. ; on
M items -I cut the cords and removed the cloth. the North British to 3qB/. ; on the North-Eastern
Mr. Paynter -What account did he give? 'to 1,5001. ' • and on the South-Eastern to 2 281/.-
Winless -He raid that the butler had gorse to the theatre, total, 12,2434 But from this most be deducted' 2591.,
mil he was waiting up for him, when hearing a noise he the decrease on the Great Eastern ; on the
we,,, with a sword-stick in his hand to the door, where he Great Southern and Western ; 5371. rm the Lamm/hire end
found three men, who bound him' hand and foot, and Yorkshire; 5441. on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
robbed the house. shire ; and 1,081/. on the Midland ; together, 2,461!., leer-
Mr. Neater-You say there was plate strewn about iog the increase, as above, 9,52. V. The goods and mineral
the floor? traffic on those lime amounted to 216,2:111., and for the
Witness -Yee, but those were some eleetro-plated articled corresponding week of 1861 to 229,6091., showing an M-
used in the family--the silver goods were taken. crease of 6,642/. The receipts for passengers, parcels. Sc.,
Mr. Pas•nter -Did he say how the robbers got in! • amounted to 172,0901., against 169,2091., showing au in.
Witnem-Yes :he mid by the fanlight. I him to go creme of 2,8811. The traffic receipt" on 64 other lines
and wake hie master, who had gone to bed,but he said it was amounted, on 3,279 miles, to 114,2791., and for the ex-
no use, as the plate was gone. He then waited for the responding week of last year, on 3,180 miles, to 109,00 a ,
butler, and when he CAMS home he awoke Mr. Alderman showing en increase of 99 miles, and of 5,277/. in the re-
.lll-a. M Cairns the butler that he was bound baud ceipta. The passenger traffic shows a falling off of 2,eitrid., 1.11.1.11 L GOLNasShAP•Lisn&-Tulf .100
tad foot till the "Bobby" loosed him. WWI Ilt. Wartolks Mar.Anept. lee
as compared with the preceding weak. The total receipts soul ll' N. us, P? • j l 100
Inspector CIS" of the T division, sail was sent for on 'of the past week show a decrease of 15,5211. an compared Bootuati4f."lo„.• 0.11 Igo
the night in questios, and found a fanlight open over with those of the preceding week, ending the Bth inst. et.i W.kadlaadiM.--stmet.

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