The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-29 00:00:00

IN HZ W. MEDIC. WINDHAM.

The beekrapcwhore acme hr b;eS---sofieqseatly before
the public. is &embed as s coach proprietor of Upper
Weetbourse-toirsoe, sad at Felbriguludl, Norfolk.
This was the sitting for examination sod discharge. No
amounts baring bees fiid, so adjouremeot was ordered
nob' October.

SURREY SPECIAL SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

A special eerie' us of the pesos for the county of
Surrey oonuneeced this morning at the 901110611 House,
Rewiogtoomacseway, before J. E. Johnnie, Esq.. chair.
max ; Mimed Esq., deputy chairmen ; and • full
hew& of magistrates. These sessions were appointed as •
gementl poi delivery for the purpose of aiding the judges
at the forthcoming assizes for the county, which will open-
mance on Monday next at Guildford It has bees the
rule at this court to hold a special mimics three days prior
'to the amuse, and hence the newsiest eiessoes.
I The calendar, however, was rather heavy, coa-
-1 .kleriog that the last session was only 10 days ego.
The number of prisoners set down for trial eras 32, 24 foe
felony and 8 for misdemeanour. Amos( the charges are
3 for misdemeanour, 2 for embezzlement.. 2 for cutting and
wounding. 3 for assaults on girls,one a very important one
against a farmer named Moody or an assault on • yang
Lily is a milway carriage on the South Western Railway.
The other eases were petty larceny usually tried at thew
swim. The steamed education was as follows : 6 souk!
wither read nor write, 2 could only read, and 21 could read
and write imperfectly.
The charge to the grand jury was then delivered, after
which they retired.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERK ENWELL.
TIM DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL. WHOA ACT.

Yr. Leiria applied to Mr. I.VEyscourt for a prothstion
order seder the following cireumatascee :
Mrs. England said tbst she was married to bar husband
in the year 1844, and bad lived with him in Bartholomew-
close. He was a porter in Newgate-market, sad Lad several
times Mused her, and about a year and a half ago he de-
serted her. She had had him at Guildhall, and he was bound
over to keep the peace towards her before le west away
front her. He then sent in a broker and sold all her things,
end gate this had been cohabiting with soother woman.
She (the applicant) was now residing in Back-bill, and se
the expected a little property to be left her she wished it
to be protected.
Mr. D'Eyreourt—When did you last see your husband
Witases—l heard of him about four months since. He
was this at the Guildhall Police-court with the woman with
whom be is sow oobabitiog.
Mr. D'Eyscourt—llid you know he was going away ?
Witness—No, I have Oft him many times, sod 1 have
retuned to him even after he has ill-used me and bruised

my tam
Ik. D'ilynewart—Did you separate from him this time'.
Witness—No, he went .way and left me in the greatest
of aieutt.
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liCiiiyaeoart at owe graateal the order.
MARLBOROUGH STREET,
ISTSOULAI Pt OSID BUIGLART.

Peter BeTh Yaee, a young men described u a Teta-
maker, d Ihemettest. Manchester, was charged before
Mr. Kee: with berglariotinly breakieg and eateriog die
boons, 48. Wesdner-street.
Mr. Nicholas Ridden. a lodger in the booms, rid—Aboat
balf•prt 2 °Wont this morning I was disturbed bolds(
a noise in the house, end on goiog out of my rem os to the
inst-tiocc Undies 1 fouod the prisoner trying to ester another