The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1863.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE
SUET Jarmo.
?V LT. . . . .

TEA TAILT•110 FLAT i.llOl at 3 SOW. t4CIL foe hunters
et 4.yr-old and upwards ; wailers mitre. Two miles.
(19 subs.)
Milward's Little Led& by Canoble—Jestay Jones.
TrY p h,, Mst Sib (Mr. James) 1
Mr. Bancroft's MIAs Clifton, a yrs, llst IMb
(Mr. Capeaberrt)
Mr. Waxen'', Sutton, 6 yrs, Iles IMb (Mr. It Wilson) S
Thu following also ran by 1t166444611, ASS by Sleight of
Band, Whittington, AABISTIFT ree~sa. Dent& Kitty, Dram
meld, Orthodox, Bed Poet. & psditires unintown, ledbroke Le"
&If =icor, and Meteor.
: 9 to 4 apt Little lady, 6 to 1 each apt Meteor
and the ilea= mar% sad Bto 1 eget Pies Cliftoe. Lad.
broke leas made play, followed closely by
Gentle Kitty lying third, Nee Clifton foorth.Wabin=
Lady next, in company with Ely °Vonore and the Rifleman
mare. Redpola was next, at the head of ta.beeopziec'►
was whipped in by Thurlastoo„ Mr. Formby'a and
Metier. Except that Ms Clifton took place en
rising the hill there was no variation until reappeazing let
NM, where Ladbroke Lees held a lang lead, Little Lady
lying third, and Gentle Kitty fourth. At the dm furlong
post Little Lady took up the roaming, Batton and Yee
Clifton taking second sod third please. The favourite was
sever afterwards headed, and woo, pillion had, by throe
lengths. A bad third ; Meteor was fourth, Ftedpoie OM,
Eily O'Clonnoe sixth, and ledbiroke Lees seveuth. Brides-
maid was last but Gee. Gentle Kitty, beaten several hundred
yards, being the absolute bat.
The Roam; STAKES of 5 emu each, with 23 odd for
;
all ages certain penalties and allowances. Five f
413 subs.)
Kr. lemming Disdain, by Conch* danaby Cotherstone—. '
Pink, 4 yrs. (Mi.), Isaiah (B. Taylor) I
Lord ta~a The Tyke, t yre, (SOL), Set 416
(J. firbashaw)
Mr. IL Crawshaw*s Newamenew, S yrs MOLL Yit lib
(n Tat
The teeming akin raa LUelmoy, Ytalsepoe, Little Pickle.
Diploma, Colette, Jewel, Coronet, and Southport.
Hotting : 6to 4 apt Southport, aad 100 to 15 each apt
Diadaie, The Tyke Diploma, and Newommener. Models
made play throughout sad wan easily by a length ; two
length' between reseed and third. Colette wee fourth,
Diploma tlflh, Violas iztle. sad Lifsbuoy seventh. The
winner was bought is for ageism*.
Mt GILT AIMI/ER WILT= CUP of ma, the met in
specie by subderiplame of 20 son. each, and only 3 If de.
eland • wieners extra, patlemen riders ; professiosals
6lb exits. Goo mile. (34 subs.)
Mr. B. J. Awes lord Marleto, by Prime Resister—
Pasant Ohl, 4 yrs, slat ,Les. Coventry) I
Mr. C. P. Hodson s Muni°, 4 yrs, Ifist Mr. Edwards) 2
Cuaat llatthyarifs Sabarben, 6 744. list Mb... ^Mr. Dixon)
The foLlowiag au, ran :—Odine, Golden Drop, Twilight, and
Umpire.
Betting : sto 2 apt Suburban, 4 to 1 each apt Tolurno
sal Umpire, 8 to 1 each apt Lord Boteigh and Odine, and
10 to 1 each apt Twilight and Golds, Drop. TOIIIMO made
play, followed by Odine and Umpire, Golden Drop bet
next snide, Suburban following next at his quarter , and
Lord Eurisigh last. After going a quarter of a mile Twilight
dro;ped Into the company of Lord Borleigh, but at the turn
Cato the dreight the lot took close order, and the Ant So
give way was Umpire, who either meld not or would not try
in the dirt Approaching the defame Odin, pi on oyes
teems with Tatum; end immediately afterwards Lord
&Weigh on the Weds of the pair went to the frost, car-
ried on the rasa* to the end. and woe ally by two
leophs. Saleaelme was a had third, sad tlesetlessstraggled
in at wide intervals.

Ten Hamm HANDICAP of 15 son. each, 5 ft, far Lye.
side; wimp *Pm Three quarters of a ands. 4tewths.)
lord turides Weiner, by Teddbeke—llery
(T. Pram ) 1
Kr. to 's thpheme. .coma)) 2
Ooont s Mares, let Illh (J. botith) 3
The foilowbg Tea : land el the Week Peerareobt. Lord
Coolness, Deem SwIK Cutaway, MOM.
apt=: 51e 2nnit Walbesk, 4 to 1 apt Nudges, 5 to 1
el the Week and 6 to 1 apt Oataway. Nudges_
wade ploy, fallowed by Calaway, who raced with his to
the ternalethe elnieht, wharves gave way, and Orphan,
who had bole lyies with Plaything 4oes sp, wont alongside
Welbset,tb Mks et the &Annie belay joined es the
inside by Nodes& Whack, however !maintained the
lead to the fwd. ant woe easily by • lona and a halt ; a
sack snood mid third. Fearaought was loath,
Pk ifti, Lord °oakum! sixth, Laud of the West
sena* Oatsway stb, sad Den Swift lash
itossiarros Humor el 10 ens seek, 3 ft, with
60 added tar 3-yreids and upwards Wieners mks. Three
goatee el smile. (234nulaidit
Mr. B. J. Azad!' slad Inas lankier—Pew.
1 1
rant Obi. yrs, let Kb IL wc)
Mr. C. P. Hers Volu e%d pi, rek (i=b)
Doke of Desebere Peefells. 4 ,Ti, Bet .... (II Orbwkww)
The febowbog also nut : loft Derby, MWhele, Turco; belle
et the Pelt smiths Rawer SAW
at Tam HANDICAP Husain Bros of 3 sore each, with
30 added ; for all bones ; wieners ann. Two raise, ever
live !Reds of birdies (11 sale)
Mr. T. Hoes Tree Heart. by Wouctlika Krw—Trokb.
3 yrs. get lltb (W. White) 1
11r. Wiliam's Llama seed,
.„__llst 71b (J. Knott) 2
Mr. W. E. William's ammal Paid, mpd, ILt 4Th
(Kr. Illatwards:

Wlif era.

Betting : 6 to 5 apt sielleark7 to 4 opt Whitehall,
sad 100 to 15 offered apt each GI Ma otiose. Sinking
Fund made play at a slow nee pin the Sind, fello=
True Heart, Whitetail, wad Liasole, fa ties ceder
They ran thus to the feet d the hill, when Woe Heart
slippedio crest sad took a also lead, followed by Whirt•-
lull to the threesqurter Mall pest, where Liman reeked
past his bona end jumped the suroseding hunk be ad-
vance. At this obeacle Whitehall hteadseed, mod swerving
out et the crone was left at heat SOO yards is the rear.
Bali • mile team home Trot Heart darn with Lincoln,
and the two na a most puniehing sad Guilin sues to the
Snide, which resulted in favour of Tram Heart by a neck.
Bin Fold, who was 20 lengths biked Lnisobs, boat
a limn.
Manz, 25 sus. ; owners to ride. Oat MILL
Mr. Neavtiers's Rockley, 6 yes, MI off by consent.
Mr. rides Overtoo, 5 yr., lb*
PROGRAMME FOB THURSDAY.
Tax Two Yeas Ow Pion of 60 son. ; colts, Sit Sib;
Slli.s, Bst 611) ; vinous exam ; the winner to be sold for
60 son ; any surplus to go to tit. furl Five habilis To
elan and name to fir. Many, at Lesimingles, by 8 o'clock
on Wednesday evening.
A PLATE of 50 sows. ; 3-proids, ,• fear. Bat 111 b ;
lee sod upwards, 9st 21b ; selling aril ear athswances ;
yaws extra. Three-gamine of a ink. To close end
name to Mr. Merry, at Leasniegica, nista Akin on Wed-
nesday anis/.
Tat WINDUIO•IIP HANDICAP of US ens. nth, 6 ft, with
150 Wed, fur all ceps ; warners wan ; seend to save his,
stab; the Nixes' to be meld for 200 save. ; say 'surplus to
go to the toad. On mile. To dole sad rase so MIL
Mem, Upper Panda, Leamhigtoa, once bane eight Adak
on Tweediey engin, and Hu weights to be cat by en o'ideek
the following day.
Tan Scumir FLAY Brcg lisinacu. el 10 rye. each, ls ft,
far horses bona fide the smarty of, and to be adds& by,
*Moen on fall pay in the sun it any. Five farkap.
To close sad nun to Ms. Merry by eight o'cloak on Wed-
nesday everting ; ado= &Mend at the tome time.
Tag Darras! Oar STIMPLIMIARN ed 10 ses each, b ft,
with a cup added, for bonus bras Ideas at dame
ou full goy in the army or any ; ; =tag;
thrio to etart, or the imp will mot be gives.; woad to see
leis sake. You min, over the ileseplashese Opens. (4
tenn)—Amin The Nabob, Bell's Liles and Cheviot.
Tan LiorrAviffinwr Magyars armgrignmann of 6 ans.
each, with 40 added ;I.Lt ink ; winsome ems ; the winner
to be sold fir 80 WS, sad say tanks te go le tie fend ;
to be ridden by officers on full pay la the assay et wry;
am horses to start, or the money will ast be added;
snood to SATO his stain; about 3 mike, ovor the Steeplef
chase Course.—Charters fierfrod's (Sens Familiar Goads)
Medusa. 5 yra, Linkman J. H. Ken's (14th Homars) Bar
Philip, 5 yr.. Lieutenant E. Poster Pigott'a (bMs OrsT))
Hawthorn, 6 yrs, Major the Hon. J. FkmasJ, (7th Humus;
Annie.

lases, 200 bM. Three mass ow the Assail 8511•P1.•
sham CoLres.—Mr. W. P. Willisass's SiskussiFsed, LIAM,
Ipt Mr. liaftlakrs Bosses, 13st.
Msrcs, 100, It ft. Ow mule sod quartsr.--Clpisba
Beaus ithrs's Mambas. 5 yrs, B.t 7lb, apt Mr. Jambs'
Luks, Slr., Bd% _ _

.Nimmirkitinlee and mulattoes must be abided by at
this meeting.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADNIRALTY Nov. 3L—A

W. G. Lewd, lOU's Oottgooror, omotTolooloesi: --r---
Coorsoador E. T. Nott, to Ho
Liostoosato H. G. Moos awl B. tl. to Wm Co..
trooz; A. T. Dale, to tho Emottlost, for study J. T.
to tits Weep; W. H. Ildwatio, to the Resistance;
B. H. W. Oorsooll, H. H. Joplin, mil J. Hayes, to Hs

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Mieters J. W. Ashton, to the Ada, ler the Bulldog
C. itaigeet, to the Cori:lora,.
Paymaster B. Heart, to the Amber.
Brood Hearn I. P. Hanes, to the Cestperer ; W. H.
Pares, to the Weser ; W. H. Jams, to the Dee T.
Rohrer, to the &dark ; T. &rine; to the Black Prier;
F. K. Taylor, to the Lizard ; H. D. Walker, to the Tamar:
mad W. G. Attires, to the Seems.
To be Ithatere-Areiresi.—C. K. 8. Yeses, to the
Dasher ; J. R. Haydn', to the Wasp ; Z. Kam" to the
Dee ; W. A. Y. Ryes, to the Abode= ; B, Oaddes.
H. O. Hale. sod A. K. Riser to the Asters,
To he R. Imes to the Rorer
C. Williams, he the Cambridge.
Ihe
Chapter mid Navel Irdeselor Bey. E. J. Hitehiegr, to

/Lielabipme H. B. B. Beredowd. C. 1.. W. H. JoBIG,
P. G. Boom. amid C. W. Lama, to G) Comma" ; G. 0.
to tha
Young,
Wto tie Mips ; W. JUN. sad J. J. A. Ompladl,
asp.
Naval Wets B. H. Davis. sad J. Mordasot, to the
Waap.

To-day's telopost is brought to us with li
speed by roseutle teem The mete power, sad trilhtthest
success Is easleyee by Mr. Hereby is We Ilassals Pintsim.
Dr. Hama relocate - • I regard them ea the MOM perfect towhee
li:theeto aside, se newt' their Iseeheeteel anetssellee, eel
their holtaatteet settee." They are the remedy tee trey bar,
seseelets. rbeoemttlenn, sect
--N.B. Counterfeits are base =Y.
Mae, Bastoghseetriet, Loadon.—(Adreetbrassehi

THE COURT4tARTIAL ON 00L. CRAWLEY.

(71/011 01:11 OWN 1120111112.)

ALDERSHOT, TUMIDLY APnazoon.
OoI=BEL-Major R. Colton, oresegrouniard by
Oraw—l and my wife win %Ulnae hill& d
Sergeant-Major and Mrs. Linn. Ido not reenembw the
dates of the deaths of SergssaMajor Linray's two children.
One died immediately prior to the arrival el the regnant at
Mhow, in December, 1861. I can't recoiled when the east
died, cannot tell whether Mrs. Lilley was maned to -her
bed during the timed Sergesat-Major Lilly's arra, as I
had 20 opportunity of seeing him, bat I believe she me
to my hogs* to visit my wife during that time. When I
received my era orders from Adjutant Flagmen respecting
the arrest f did not go to ea the sentries posted myself. I am
not aware who posted the era seutry. 'To the best of my
recollection the conversation in the orderly room of which I
have spoken wee on a Sunday. It was about the beginning
of May, about a week after the arrest was ordered, to the
bed of my rgeollectioo.
You mid wan I told you to post the sentries you went
and called ea Mr. SaelL What was be doing then, and why
did he accompany you ?—I have sated nothing of the lad.
The question asked yesterday was thee read over to the
witness, viz., Do you remember going with Cornet Snell
to place the sentry ?—and the mower, I do, Or.
Witness—Tags two quakes are materially different.
Colonel Crawley—Why did you go to Corset Snell, and
what duty was be doing at the time go
Sall ordered
me to stand him, and I believe he was doing the duty of
acting adjutant.
Captain Wean, eremanadned by Colossi Orawley—l
was censored by the mortaartial at Mbow for the anima I
showed against Waal Crawley in giving my testimony
before that court. I believe coed the test mete yea wan
celled upon to do star you Paid the regiment wee is ad-
dress to me a reprimand from the isommeader-
in-chief for nry insubordinate conduct. (The repel.
mend, en publiebed in the Bbabook a the
Mho. courtaarlial, was read bY paneled= etas mart.)
The transaction to which this nag took plea just before
I joiaed the regiment. I do act moonset that you bed to
complain of saner things after loined to those of which
BrigadierßrigadierHobson bed fined fauljt. I think you did find
bait with cartels things ia the interior economy of the
regiment on the Ant *peaks by Brigadier Hasa after
your arrivaL I did not caisider your irtrictures equally
misplaced with those of Bonder
Beam, because I think
your getting the cleaning begs into uniformity wag rather
a besett to the system thee otherwien I at the
Mow court-arlial that, withthe exception of Mr. Sales,
you had shown a coudhiatcry spirit towards the Man.
I ennui my whether it wee on a Retards, or • Sunday
that the convereatios in the orderly room, to which I have
spoken, took place. It wee, I think, about
.• week after
the arrest of the mamatanajoes. Mr. Fasinion was
adjutant at the time, and was is the orderly room.
I don't know whether Mn.s Lilley was subjected to
indignity or her privacy inirsda eau during the sergeant.
major's conananent, for I aver was IS either of the bears-
lows while Xis. Lilley was there. Cerisioly Ido not think
the quarten in which Sergeant-Major Lilley died were unfit
for human babiratime. it has est been oMailly stated to
me that Ma. Lilley wee annoyed by the moaner in which the
entries were posted—l have beard people talk of it after
his death. I have bad a women et the regiment, Mrs.
Canoe say that Mrs. Miry was saaoyed, as she could do
nothing in her bungalow without the slaty seeing her. I
bays not since soy return to Wend heard remarks made in
to the unbealthineos of the quarters when Sergeant-Major
Talley wee mottled. I lest eaw Mr. Somas in this court on
Friday last. I have not had say communication with him
by latter or verbally.
By the proessutor—The authorities in India have not to
my knowledge seat Mrs. Gibson to Dalai with the other
witnessos. _ .

-Qoartermastar C. Wood's /walled aad craisvezaaikeed
by Colonel Crawley—l o.onot date what day it was that
tke areverratioa la thivorderly room took plum bat It was
soars days after the reriutratal ssapaat-wajer was *owl is
arrest. To the bast of my belief Yr. Davis was satin as
ad Lot.l bag the court's pirdoo. it was Yr. Ifltssioans.
I t the question bad reference to who was *stip,
whoa ciaavarsstion took plass la the cohost% Inusgakivr.
Coked Crawley insisted that the whole of the answer
should be resceded.

An yea quits sure Oat the words yen staled yesterday I
were those employed by me, sad so othess?-1 have abeady
gated that meek man nestles took plan. I speak to
the word' to the beet id my noollection.
Your memory semi • pod dual mare copies, in Nov.,
lOW, that it was InOot., Ida How do you mount foe it ?
My memory in October. 1802, wee jest es good as it b yew
is Nov., 1863. When I weeks that Istier at the eeleners
holes at ha own request I canard myself to simply
answering his questions. If the colonel had pat more quer
Ikea to me, no doubt I would have amermed them.
Wm the pelage in Mr. amiss' babe Willa appeased to
the DeCOSA Hauli adieda:teiefer silindoe by met (The
yomego, which camprisd the whole el the lobar, was
mod. Its edema was that Ooknol Claw* had stated
at the osert•martiol as to his bobs Wsmacs of the assay-
SIMI mined to May and hi, wits was tabs, and that
arts& officers. gearterinsetsr Wooden ameeaot them,
scald prows it In be os)—My otesaties was sot called to
the puma% I was slmpb asked by Colonel Orawlsy
whether Iliad stated to Mr. Noising that his statement wee
false, and I told Colonel Crowley that I had not spoken to
Mr. Smales on the subject.
Colonel Crawley submitted that his question was sot
assewered.

Tit President repeated the goodies. Wino—Tbe
passage was not pointed out to roe. a gimp*, retinae* was
made to it.

Corer iriamination continued—Did I not ask yon after
pointing out the pump if you could state in writing what
wen the real fact. to which that passage referred as far as
you could recollect than? Crawley asked as if I
could embodied the pang:mph where my name was men-
tiooed, sad whether I would stele as warty as I could
moaned what occurred at the orderly-room at the time.
Part of that gonversatiou as shady dated Coked Crawley
would not pewit me to enter late that ham.
I mot ask yea this quads% and beg you will be careful
bow you answer It. Oa the 01101siON whelk you came to my
Mies did I not ask you in the presence it Mr. Wallace to
write down all that you could revelled in reforebot to that
coaversetion, and did you not my in the pimento of Mr.
Wallas that that hater comildned the whole of what you
could mooned !—Decidedly not.
Mr. Fiasinion has vouched you as the best ham mits
he the lonakilling Dragoons—is this or of your letters
(handing a litter to whom) t—Ye.
The /dear wee random follows
• Mow, Jam 1, 1883.
"From Quartemeadsr C. Wooden, 'middling Dragoons,
to Lieutamat-Colonel T. A. Crawley, commanding 6th
Dragoons.
" Sir, —Having been requested by yon (sic in orig.) whether
I amider the remarks cootakied In the Army mid !levy
Gazette of Nev. 22,1882, to be seristly tans, I have the honour
to stale that I was percent ea the parade alluded to, bat as
far as I remember I may &asset that I do not madder
that the remarks made by you after the reading of the court-
ntardal were mads in a stale of frenzy. The tone was land—
lord not man so than that In which the remerks made
by his Idriedlaray the Omar indmin-Ohief wigs read by
you, either UR I aware that asp direct nomplaiat w a:.
pressed that you had been ill-tataiod by the diners, but I
disk the remark made was that you bad not to hid any
hilt with the men but could not my as much for the
°Moms, not having noshed that moppet from the amens %
(moral which you seaddmed dm to you. heap man we.
marks were made which I mead at Present brag to mool-
Itction. With Mopes to the cedes to the sentry plated
over Sergeant-Major Lilley I do not remember that the wad
d— was need by you. I did write thine circumstances
down as slated, feeling molded of being coned upon mow
or later to certify to these eiremelmem, but shortly afar,
en timed consideration, I destroyed the pipers, dstmained
to tart tomeniegy, only, Whin asked by you whether • dam
mast which appeared in the Dacia Herald was tarred I
did sot answer, ' Yee,' but that ft me partly correct,' sad
at your desire made a written stalesand—l have, 8141.,
C. WOODSII, Quartermaster 6th Dr."
Private James Rsynolds erowasandned-1 was present
as orderly-recut dark when Private Liddell was brought
up before Major Swishy. He was charged with having
allowed NM Whip to communicate with
.SageantHajor
Linty. Major &Daley adnimmithed the income and said
he ought ad to have bum confined for such a trivial whoa.
The soaveeserien in the orderly room took dme, I he 11.,.,
ea the mime day as this traneactioe, or a few hys dm-
we rda. I remember when the orderly room was in Mr.
Fitsehnotee house Colonel Crawler complaining the sentry
at eergemitinajoes quartos was out in the ma about mid. '
day, aad I believe you seen Mr. Pit:demo biased to plate
him vain ewer. TIM wee within sir or soma days of the
Wen of the tam*.
Sergeant J. ll of the 64k Dragoons, called and ex-
uded by the poricutor, stated—l have been 23 plait
and 11 months in lb. regiment. I had known
Sergeant-Major Linty 17 or 18 year, befogs he died.
He always bent an posttest character in all respole. He
was mho, study, and industrious, and a hardworking man
as lonise ever I knew him. I was provost sergeant at the
time of his arrest. I remember Colonel Crawley ie the
orderly room Miller Lieutemat Pitrimmt to have the sea-
trios Snood sea not to lose sight of the Osman eight or
day. fee pent-Major Cotton said that liargeast-Majm
Linty wee a marled tom, mid that his wilt was very all.
Colonel Crawiermid he did sot can a d—, °Moir or noe-
commksionad officer an ceder was an order, and should bit
obeyed. I was then seat away to call a man who was
required at the orderly mem. I age gars that 1$
was Elerpoat:4oottea who said that Ullay's wife was
ill. Major 8 Captain Wilma, Mr. Fitadroosend
Quartmomster P&p were present. betides, Sergant-
Major Cotton, the colonel, sad mysslf. X. LUlsy lived for
a fortaiOt Wort she died in my humph". She mad
Meat • hot*, of Mandy and a bouts of port wise Beady
every two dap.
The ormiameadeatim of this whams Pe on the applies-
dee of the primmer postpaid.
Calomel Leder • iebesof the court, rem here suddenly
taken ill, and wee removed from them id iu a fainting
state, apparsady from exhansties ; and
Tim Padded mamma that, ow* to tio certified
ire of tho colonel, the court poetsadjoins at half-pad
Ohms instead ef four as mapl. _ _

lima court oitoidTaify adjourned mitt toe o'clock We
toonisg.

Hourrusst's Ties Is choice sad strong, moderate
PEW awl whalierne M Goa Mar advaslayes lave mond
bit *is Vaa a isamil prallesaya IS is askl la vestals by Mb
aPaaa—RobraillamaL)

he first

id* liks si 11,111",

in his affidavit, 'doted that Wolff offered to mho the
police in hording dews Distriollaide at hie own *apnea,
het that he at refused unless his ex were
=sad when lid was promised he to emit
Ifeadiea sod the ether delediven mere that they
hod way sated in the matter se pike *ilea*, sad in the
of tip* piddle duties se polies Mears. They
&tied the alleged
The Lord Chid iodide ad': rtirezioffloors 'peptised may
desks or theirs ca their part to iodaea Wolff to pay the
mousy.
Kr. Swill emid no with chug* vat mad. *cleat dawn ht
the add shit bat they were reedy to make sits to that
effect if nereasary.
The Lord Obis! Jadios, appealing to Mr. alt Wart.
lims, wield him if he did not consider the ridents had
mlidederfly answered WoWs affidavit.
Yr. Baird Halleadoe (with whom wee Mr. Ifetoaffe)
mid he thoaght not. He did mot, in moving the rule, di.
mod* impale to them that they acted for the purpose at
edestiem memoy, bat In Wool. 'Merit he stated that be
lady Woad that a comairsey cl that kind existed.
n• Lord ewe Justice add that with Mild ta igraw
Hamilton he merely em pived lime ans. He Indy
amid that be Instructed the INS to do scything beyond
their legitimate duty.
Yr. Bas ut Baliantine mid he meant to pat the 'natter
an • bsaudu pr indple then his learned firmed, and to ask
the mart whedsrm • palm eller bid • right to be employed
or act in &private away or for a private purpose.
i The Lord obis! Jostles sm est miSht In a attaiff TM'
Hon ea a proper ocessies, bee {hare wee adtie dwelled
paned for esteriog has it en the peoseet rule. The rape
was graded, met fat waleilag Wale, hat for • conspiracy to
extort moray ; sad witheatthitemepirsey the dump fell
to the grows& It was a mry Mired quad= whathor the
dicers way liable to ea ogles for dosage..
Mr. %sill aid his dldwrits Goddard • spas amid of
sair. Serj==alite contendsd there went safilelent
mead& for masa the matter to Mill
The Lard Chid Jostles mid that weld sot be dome with-
out • sped& Olh•014
Mr. Berjeset Hallanthe premeded to side that the prise
had oiled ham iantraetions reserved from Kr. iffollem, sod
mot as public dames sat in modem by the *Mese ardor
superinteedest of the polio,.

Ir. Born!, in the course of the dissuades, said that Xt.
Mama had made an affidavit to width be stated that
Abrahams milled on him and slated QM he was
on the pee Dietriohsteio to try mid meth) the =atm, cad
that Distadohstela sem iataudsd to ceasmit a freed, Ur
having at the thee ha pve the cheques Le should be able
to meet them, and that his Meads wire mikes to twig
him in win* to an arniagenime shod Seas, sad of
slaking restitittioa of the amount, sad he dusted most posi-
tively what was attributed to him in Wolff, affidavits as
itraiLlioigirsd batmen him aad Abrahams with esterase*
y to Wolff.
Mr. fisrjemat Billaatia• aostanded that the polite had sot
bete sated in their public capacity, and in the course of
Isis oteercitiow ha amid that he by so mums denied the
right cl the qihtero watch suspected poem, but it must
be dorm in • mid oeustituticaal =aver.
After SOON dimension relative to the contents of
the affidavits, he.,
The Lord Older Arlin said the role mast be disahavoi
Re should be very tarry to say it might sot be proper flor
a polio, other to watch a sweated puma, but he iris cot
to &bum that authority by animposseuffiv hansehig
That gustier they had rot now to ronsider, aid if thins
bad been any undies iaterferume with paw:ea rights ha
this ease, there was • remedy by melon. flare bad not
hem sufficient coeds laid for a (chiliad hifcentaliam, aid
the rule meet
Rule diaeharged=y.
00IIRT OF IDEOHEQIJER.—Jiov. 24.

Sittinp in Itsoce.—(Soloro Lord-Chid Bono Pollock and
Bums Brumell, Maimal, and Pigott.)

This ow raced a wises pdst with roped to eallawry.
The plaintiff, • wady patinae, midi' on his estate Is
Hertfordshire. brought ma acties evilest two publicans for
Ping a examos, over which be claimed to have satire con-
trol, for hems twig and a fair. The erns west down for
Irbil at the last ends. at Hertford, but shortabefore it
ow as the deleadaata diamond that the tiff bad
bees made aa outlaw as far bask as 1.836, and applied
to Mr. Bum Summon, one of the judges on the circuit, to
be allowed to plead the outlawry la abatement u • defence
to the sodas. He retuned the appliestiss • and at the
which took play before him, the jury gaud a verdict
for the plaintiff with 40s. damages. The plaintiff signed
judgment on the 4th August, bat the Hoke delayed the
'taxation of the costs until the beginning of the prowl
term, whoa a rule was obtained by the defendants to set
aside the judgesest and all subsequent prooodiage, on the
I pound that the plaintiff was made as outlaw is 1838, and
that the outlawry had sot bets rossaisd.
Mr. Hawkins. Q.C. (with whom sae Sir G. Hospean),
sow showed taw aphid the rale. He mold their lord-
ships might readily the astodameet of his cheat
when, after he had li continuously for thirty-8» years
on his estate, he was suddenly Ward to be as outlaw,
sad really to have no right in his ow. property. The attor-
ney for the defendants stated in his affidavit that be found
at the Record-office, la Chancery-Igoe, that the plaintiff
was made as outlaw in the year in passion at the snit of •
person send Jahn Philip Boras, and that the outlawry
W not his. reversed. As far as could be gathered front
the plaintiff's affidavits it seemed that the outlawry was ob.
kited upon some claim arising out of bill treasictions, in
which discount was probably &erred at the rate of 150 per
coat. (Leughter.) The plaintiff elm stated that he was
out of Enka and beyond the seas Deimos 1831 and 1838,
mad that oe his return to this country an application was
made to him by 8e,.. to pay thei,rem, and that he paid
it, though he could not recollect • yis what manner.
Hs added that ha had We res. ed on his property, and
that so other application bad been made to him for the
mosey by Bow or any party os his behalf. Under these
eireumilianois the leaned conned expressed • hops that the
court would not favour an spilled= of this sort, the ob-
ject of with*vatly was to est aside a judgment which the plain-
tiff had j obtained.
Mr. Bann Bramwell—lt was formerly the constant prac-
tice to outlaw people who were shoed, I. order to get hold
of them by was of that proceeding. When the Common
Law hoodoo Act WM under oessideratioa there was
great difficulty in perriag rid of the radio, because no
substitute could be fwd. At last there was di mond •
substitute--via, enabling parties to serve writs abroad.
Mr. Hawkins mid that the defendants had ample op-
portunity to plead the outlawry, and not having dons so
the court ought not to pest a frivolous and vexatious ap-
pliestke of this nature.
Sir Gawp liesymaa was also heard on the lame side.
Mr. Baron Bramwell—An outlaw cannot, having shown
a disregard of the law, come Into • court of judos and de-
mand its protection.
Mr. Serjeant She*, on the part of the defendants, said
that the action was one for t mpasr, sod that immediately
before the trial the plaintiff withdrew his replication and
confined himself to an allegation of the exams» me by
W defendants of the right they enjoyed in roped to the
property. Be did sot dispute the right of all the Qaesa's
subjects to cross the common, but oily the right of the
defendants to have moss upon it. It the plaintiff bad
rested contest with the verdict, and 40u damages, which
kid established the right he sought, the pressat modes
would not have bees made ; but he had set dome se, sad
considerable difficulty had arise with regard to the costa.
The learned towel them quoted awal sadoritim is sup-
port of hie contention that an outlaw could sot take say
pareedings in any of her Majesty's courts, except for the
Pwiof reversing his outlawry.
re." Wollett was also heard in support of the rule, and
submitted that aa outlaw most be considered by the court
" aivill dead."
The Lord Chief Baroa—What if an outlaw should wry,
would his =Ardis' be legal ?
Mr. Wendt said he was not responsible for the phrase,
which was a very old one, well known in kw.
The Lord Chief Boma—And supposing the outlaw bad •
son—what then? My brother Bramwell suggests that the
sou would be • pcisilinasess child. (Laughter:
Mr. Wollett thought that the authorities were in favour
of the modes.
The Lord Chief Baron said be thought the rule should be
dinharged. It was impcsaible the court should not take
adios of the fact that the outlawry was nearly of 30 years'
standing. Ile did not think the worse of anything tar being
old. To my that he did would come with bed graos from
hint ; but an outlawry of 70 yews' studies might be as
good as one at yesterday. (Laughter.) It appeared, how-
ever, that the outlawry against the plaintiff wan obtained
while he was abroad, and that he paid the mosey whoa he
returned to this country. trader all the oireueskases the
court thought the rule should be discharged.
Mr. Baron Bramwell and the other jades being of the
same opinion, the ride was disehaiged.

COURT OF PROBATE AND MORON.
Nov. 24.
(Wan the Jar Orditery.

0100111 V. 08101211 AIM NAITELLL-04801L112 V. 0111011/11.

Sir J. Wilde game jadgmeat me • mistime of practise
irking out of them arm and practinelly reversed the ruling
of Sir Croswell Oresswell man • matter of no small Impost.
mos to husbands who may be unfortunate enoogh to be
miters in this court. Tbe snit of lir. Osborne was for dis-
solution, sad it had priority by tan mouths over the wife's.
which was see for • judicial moralist A 'sedan bad
bee roads in Mamba* to grant two isdepesident
aom-
mdsioms to 111•1111111111 WHINIIIMO Arced ; and Sir James Wilde
bed therempot ordered the wife's wit to be slued until
the husband's had bets dismal of. Dr. Weis then
Wpointed out to the mart that owing to the Mends of the
hitten* the exert bad so power to give relief te • V. ex-
cept oe 'strewn petitioe.ll had &ardor* bees Stead seamery,
wheats*, the wife bad • ore of gamma% to high • sem.
sate Wadi" aid the hew of evidasoe being ftammt in
the two dames of ad* Sir 0. Onsesell had allowed cans
modem of this ileseription to proceed side by side.
Sir J. Wilde mid that the stale of las law was • great
aelsfornass, bat it was one fir which the isgielatme we
done to blame. Still be thought the court might do
essothiag to pawl& • resewly ; and be inteoded thermion
bMime to the osier be bed ainady undo, rooky. that
the snit of the wife abash' be dryad till the husband's wit
had beta Maps's' ; because if th• bwoheind'a suit wee
Assigiti me mg, rdishb the led, sad .stably the meta
oiled of thst dsiisa wald be be pal as ella to the wiles

petition ; that bp re, aid both prosesdisp being
at the exoses of the himbeed, it would be •
pest Wasik* to allow them to go on together.
Is all the formes owes be observed that the
wife had bees the first Wisest, whisk be th made •
mtherial dilemma, though be wee set-pr try that
V the feet were otherwise be should sot Woo the same
souse. The owe of " Hepworth v. Hepwoath " (stick
had bees refined to by Dr. fipithe) showed towhith es
thin I depth the hardship might be premed upon the
husbesd L that case the two waits were go .cw to-
r; sad Wore anything had been proved Mr.
woeth be had been called on to provide twos seem ol
Auld 400 t. merely to guarantee the 0011.8 et his wife.
Being sash's to lad the money ea stisehmosi wee issued
spirt him, be wee put ia prime, be berme we
sad
is feet wee mixed before the cause could be heard.
might also have bees added that his theme wee • prof.
aloud oft. He wee a eieger, sad he had WE than 300 f s.
year, out of whisk be had to pay • fifth to his wile.se
=Mem* she wee • public &per), te
thud his Andrew, ;it'd to pay his owe heel
expswees.] Whomever there were cross suits, if ha (the
learned mold Lad thug these we • legithethe
OM" fur staying roe ot them, he should flo so. Is the
petheat ease allE• would be only roe comminise,but the
Ethos takes by it might be used is both mite if summary.

ZOOM (CLIBK) O. 100 m MID =WON. —MIDGICRIT.
IS ail NM (which was beard lad week, and which saereip
eked over is the ganitioa of the proof et the reartinp),
Sir J. Wilde pasted a deem nisi, bat without eases, the
rev. petitioser laving declined to ask for them.

LONOP. LONG.-1

Dr. TriatisiCpreyltise eoort aader,the 6th witios of
the Divorce dot, to mores a protection order which bed
barn °Maimed by Mn. Agues Lag, the hosbead silasiag
that be led se knowledge of the skip which Ms wits ma
Mending to take whom she applied to Sir O. Cromwell tot
the order.

Advests amid sot Nast the media, bat
W
it sled to postponed tor salon ens.
reigarilrilds ow =tided that tbs wits bed loosely tor
pond so As wart, sad is timid tbstslots give kW so
sisistmass obstsvir.
Older rissladol.

<IMF. V. IFLL AID NOGG,

In this ere Omptain 0441 baddry;;;CFhis wife, and fin
rammed, sillsimd a dowse fat an anemia= of the set-
hisments. The wetre bed taxed the costs of this mend
proesading es-reemesisat.
Dr. Waastey now moved that this order he meowed, ea
the gnawed that the gqmotion of the settlements was 011111 is
which the gempo.dent had no °mere.
Dr. Splint eanteeded that the alteration of the stale-
musts wt* fair incident to the suit, and ought to be tooted
m eats el the muse ; became if it bad not hese for the RIM
oendnot of Osphsin H the petitioner would not ham bad
be haw the amt of ma lthm the alteration.
Sir J. Wilde held that the Mktg et the minks'. bad hem
quite correct, both as rspriled the primal* involved, and
the terms of the dowse mi. Tee meant appeal ham the
minicar most therefore be rejeded with costs.