The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORD6.—Jinx 17.
APPEAw.

111011111,0111 r. TILVIZTON.
Shortly before half•ped 1 the arguments were interrapted
by the Lord ehanes. wbo said he was obliged to go
'bewilders, and the home met adjourn. The case would
be reseased cm Tuesday mondng amt.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Sion the Jodie Ordinary.)

WOOD O. WOOD LID WARIZILH

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BOX.• •

After our report left yeiteday the whams Gregory was
ercesexamisied at peat length by Mr. Cooks. He said
that while following the respondents about at Reeding he
:=several dismiss. He would pan them in Ids
dress. When he bad pawed them he would pull
off his posoho, stake it up in a parosl, and repave them
in the eharactor a al osanteysuut in a smock bask, and
carrying a bundle. Did not put his ghost's dress on.
Mr. Cooke—Are you the "Oboist^ in the "Haunted

Wltnets—l am the principal, and I am generally deem
battle with the ghost. I am the knight watching his armour'.
(Langleter.) I tried to get some one to follow me, but I
get some to go through the churchyard with me.
By Mr. O'Malley—l was introduced to Mr. Wood by
Mr. Pate ms. I bad known him ten years. I ham "re-
moat" him, and have dose up his hoses from top to
bottom. I have had three trades. flume bees a buttes
maker, likafter mid glarkor and a blade tenderer.
Mr. OAnd a spy? Don't docks monalf of
one of your professions.
Witness—Not a spy. Imu messy taker at the Queen's
Coseart.soest in the Haymarket is 1851. From 1851 to
18521 was in the Lembo of Mr. Wyld, IL P. for Bodo*,
mast's sad lecture on his model of Sebastopol. My
lemons wen original loom. I have also bees • lectamo
los ladle, Chloe, Italy, sad other subjects. I left Mr. Wyld
became be bad a dispute with Mr. Marshall about • picture,
and he disabled me became I made so affidavit. I took
Mr. Marshall's OM to Mr. Paiklloo, who is a solicitor, aid
• Obrietim man. After I mails the affidavit there was an
sod to the snit between Mr. Wyld and Mr. Marshall. I
taught myself the art of painting when I was 11111011ps the
paMtess at Her Majesty's Theatre in 1851. I have all my
llfe hen sines 1887. I thought I might be asked about ft,
and reprded as a anspilieue character. (loomkter.) At
Boffins they thought I was a Scripture reader. I cannot
tell yen what they meant by it ; but that was what they
said. I took my Bible with me to consult for ridden*, in
my paths.
' Mr. O'Malley—Did you take your Bible with you to her
Majesty's Theatre
WiMem-No. The ant time I boasts somewhat mom
mammas with it was about Jam, 1888.
and casinos ?
Mr. O'Malley—Do you take it with you to public-houses

Wit:Hiss-1 don't go to thaw.
Yr. 011alloy—But you west to them to watch Mn.
Wood?

iiiiilaWse—A!, but I stopped outside.
Olfalley—Why have you writteo inside your book,
"S. Gregory, Bloomsbury Chapel," instead of your ow%
address?"

Wit7Sese—l ma not ashamed a/ where I am blown, and I
thought I might cheese my address. I copied the notion in
that book from memoranda which I made in pencil.
The witness was in part aorrobuisted bya poliomma at
; and Sophia Cane, the wife of a postman, at whose
hßo.tledinie e respondent lodged for nearly • month, deposed
to ss
Loodoe.express cot/erica of adultery with some person in
_ _

Anus Edwards, servant to the parties, dated that bar
mistime was in the habit of having letters directed " 8."
left for her at the post-oaks, Newcastle. Whidel gave
one of those letters to her master, sod afterwards told the
respondent that she had done so. liespondset said.
" Then my asina's Walker—my days here are aumberad."
Soon after that her brother mule ; the Pleiliolew eve him
5i., sod he took her away.
Mx. Cooks then eddreesed the overt for the respondent,
urging that the matrimonial =happiness at the petitioner
ins entirely dos to his own asgloot. Noodled
lir. Slater, a druggist, at Reading, who said that the
epondoets had both been is the habit of coming to his
honer. Wiles= used always to take lits. Wood home Ma-
self. Warren bad only gone with her once, ad he bed re-
tuned in 20 minutes, thee4b the distance it hell a mile.
Never saw the least impropriety between the reepoodada.
Cross-aramined —Warren wags marpod man, levied verb
from his info. Witness had sent his daughter, siged-21, to
Loedoe. her the good of her heath: flies westering •Is a
house of witarm's, at Notting-hill. Me had a at with
bar whom age was 22. Warne was also living at the house.
His age was 40. Withers Tidied them from tune to time,
and intended shortly to rand live with them himself. The
resmispootrusdauts ware the last pumas is the world ha should
t

AT ;Us stop el shams the awn edisurned.

THE DISTRESS IN ISH'OSVNDER•LIPb

APPREHENDED RIOT.

This borough is at present in • state of great
commotion, owing to an order of the poor -law gnordisoa di.
realm/ that the men working es the roads and in the oakum
shop abut work seems hours per day, for live days is the
week, instead of live hours • day, as they have dome hereto-
fore. The operatives so ear
cysil determined not to work
the additional two boon a adored lard west, sad the
eociaiquiece ras, that oe nada, sassing, whet the
mat wive paid their weekly allowance, the two hours
which they had named to week was stopped out of the
usually pose. This led to peat azoiterneet, sad •
keg. creed, amounting to some thoussada, principally young
men tad woolen amenblid round Wright'. mill, the place
where the opesitives bed to go to remove their mosey. A
riot being anticipated, the seerities despatched a body of
to the milL On the dein laving they were
rollioc:red by the crowd, the West' Wag Ailed with
who bailed them as they west 'keg. The poliee,":rt
walked babied, also came in for • volley of stow, sad some
stones were thrown at this. Ow young ant, who gavii
the ammo ed John Nory, sad who mid he kW,' had bee.
allied* school, was brought before • fall bench of magis-
trates yesterday for stows, He was bound over
to keep the piece for three months. Ye today the whole
of the oakum picker, and roadosea tweed out, tad, fol.
irad by hundreds, wait la • body from Ashton to Maly-
bridge, Oe going slaw the reed they itopped opposite the
resides, of the Rev. Thomas Radish church mimetic, who
has reedited himself somewhat obaceions as • guardian,
std who received an escapism letter • few days saga threat-
ening his life Hen they booted sod hind, whin the
arm* afraid of some violence, hope removing the
?unitise oat of the frost rooms. The mob thee wet
ea, sad Epos ink* in IStalvbridge, where they intended
paying a visit to Oiselotreat Oohed, at which pleas the
mikeuistokers, residieg in that town Aso paid, they
were mid by the sobs% who, with drawn cutlasses, refused
Se allow them to pen. They thee west aloes Tame Valley
to Dom, when it wee agreed to meet in the after-
noon
.1e the Addeo market-place. Here they bold a Wile
m , the teslistallers hawk( allowed them the use ad
their pLtlarm. Biwa al the era spoke of UAW plea-
seem, Lad said what they imitated was to work the live days
as usual, and to have the mown which had been stepped ea
the previous smug. A determinathe was snail sided nee
to work more than by. hours for the small pittance pasted
by the guardians. After • committee bad bees appointed
to net on behalf of the tura-oats, the mettle( quietly sew
rabid.