The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-10 00:00:00

Tin ATTOLINT-6111111AL IP. 111711110.

This suit, ememessed ti iafermatioa sad bill is Feb-
raary, 1840, came es is-day, after a litigation of more than
sena years' dainties. sad was Imlay disposed of. It wee
one of the suits emernmed by the rupture is the church of
Seotlaad in 1843. The pretest suit related to the presby-
teries church in St. Peter'esquare Manchester. The
proseediag• have been frequently reported in this journal.
It may be as well to state shortly, that to the year lON a
trust deed was executed, by which the above 0111Ilial sad
schoolrooms attached were vested is trustees, upon treat,
" foe the wenhip and service of trod mending to the rigida
and mimes of the established church of Seielsad." The
services were " to be conducted by a minister Wangles to
sad is fall 0001111111111011 with the same eliselt." Mr. Muare,
am of the &rename, hang eligible is these respects hav-
ing beet' • minister licensed by the presbytery of 'Edin-
burgh, was appointed to be and managed the minister. In
1843 the free church formally seceded from the established
church of Scotland, on grounds suMeerntly well blown, of
difference which thee arose. Then differences, however, were
con/nod to duripline sad did sot involve any of dm doc-
trines of the Establried Church. Mr. Munro, the minis-
ter of the church in St. Peter's-square. adhered to the
Free Church. Ile wan cited before the Presbytery of
Bdinhusgb, but he declined to attend, and was by that
body declared to be no Longer a licentiate or minister of
the Church of Scotland. Shortly afterwards, the General
Assembly of the Church of Scotland in due tuna declared
that all the adherents of the Ern Church had ceased to
be member. of the Church of Scotland. Nearly all the
members of the church in St. Peter's-squere, including
nearly all the survivors of the persons who subscribed in
Int to the foundation of the church and schools to the
amount of many hundred pounds, concurred with Mr.
Munro. Some few, however, of the members, including
the seven relators and plaintiffs in this suit, who
subscribed an amount under MN. towards the erection of

sc_
the • church sad hools, adhered to the esta-
blished church, and promoted the present suit, by
which it was sought that Mr. Munro might be
removed that the treatises who centered with him right
be also removed ; and that new trustees might be appeared
in their place. The raise was heard in 18411, when the
tour held that Mr. Mauro wee no longer competent to net
as taini.ter of the church, and a decree was made for his
removal, and also for the removal of the trestees=
substitution of new trustees in their stead, and •
were gives that tee uld treater should convey the chore\
and premises to the new trustees on their being appointed.
Diiection was 'risen for so account to be takes of ell paw-
rents and other the rents and profits arising from the
church since the day when the bill was filed—received by
the de:endows the old trustees—and direction, were given
generally for the future admieistratios of the church. The
dense we*, on appeal. 'Armed by the Lord Cheraw, in
NO. New truster were accordingly appointed, sad the
church and premises were conveyed to them the mixounts
of the old trustees weer taken under the decree, and they
were charged by the Master with the amounts they had
recessed by them as pew rests, sad he allowed these all the
expense. incident to keepiag the church ors, but he dis-
allowed theta the stipend which they had regularly paid to
Mr. Macro, at the rate of 4.501. a year, mounting to an
aggregate of 1,7021. The ammo came on on Friday last as
exceptions to this disallowaace by the Mester of Mr.
Munro • salary, and the bearing was concluded to-day.
Mr. Molt and Mr. Belem is support of the exceptions,
submitted that Mr. Munro had continued to act r the
minister of the church after the information until the data
of the decree, when he rased to do as, with the knowledge
of the court, and they insisted that it was a gross inamitice
to take from the trustees the fruits of Mr. Munre's services
without allowing them the sums they had paid him which
lad producord they fruits.
Mr. Ituoiell sad Mr. Little, is support of the Meeter's
disallowance of the stipimd, submitted that the Lied
Justice Knight Brace, when deciding the case as vice-than-
miler, had said that Mr. Munro could not be allowed any
salary from the date of the Institution of the suit, and
there was no reason why the court should now rase to a
rarer determination.

siTILI;;;;p9;;;ed for • delaseisat is the seam Warmth
with the plaintiff.
The V ico-Cha•mdhw said be thought that the trustees
math not be allowed under the terms of aweless"' mender
thawed ofjust allowances the mass they bad pya•iidd to Mr.
Munro, and it appeared to him that the evert had, by t►e'
terms of its decree, precluded the Master from allowing
the mired peal to Mr. Miami by the truism, sad he tem
Armed the Mum's report.
The ease now ales came as ■pm farther direeticass, whin
the meet mode Anal Freebie's for the plaintiff's CMS.
Thus cads me of the samerwas litigatiess arising out of
the Pre* Church movement.

r.-YEBTEZDAL

COURT OF BArc...._
Doan Mi. 011011•Mliral
111 u WlSTlAT.—Biliasiva Boa,
This was the last easambralaa tassilag is the age of
Josiah Wesidey, Isselibladre, Plegloweiessi.
Tbe hat boa aseseal VII
niseil by bona of
the welawlseas wawa left tibia love her
reposed by Nowa 11111/1/ MI of Guildhall
T Odessoubest *Woe he.. Ns of
=let,
, 184 d, le the NW M lieWseabee law. eel oalalas
the following items :—Te egadry creditors, 4,21111.; sash
areditors. 11,119/. ; do. holding security, 10,8661. ; liabilities,
; surplus at the esoweasamest of the aseasatilelt. ;
Vft of wiewattligLlNVlVW• MIK MIK MIK By
geed Marra %WM ; Z. Tani,. 1,2111.1 peony
realised, 1,36•21. ; de. awn by arelltsah 111,21111.; twee ex-
penses, 2,3621. ; alt ..lie= sad Negweemals, ON ; do-1
aseetie noose, 1,9141.; dbaseast mad 111Y.,1
allaffles. 2,2/91. • lib bianose. SIN I lowa
Mr Lawmen sitiverlei beaboot; Mr.
appeared for the wigwam ; sad Mr. Murray Ise WIMP.
Glyn sad Co., the hobo% who are aediton le a lop
moot.
The bankrupt, I. itesmileellset, stead that he had draws
bills to the satiest et WPM., easepied by various pasties,
who had received me esweideretir. Ms had paid sonny to
•

biTbrotbn, DiAnnstos Ws*Joy. who was-tbso
fa bui-
aeea is Holbors. Did sot sow know wbsn bo was. Ho
sot bills dissownsd for winos. Mown Gip WI bib le
the ansevat of TAW., ono of Do noon= d wide\ bad
wsentsil soninrstiso. Es bops nls gnus about 18
fr

maths sp. a year efts he -baihro—
praCe Ass pat down M Mill. these his assent
Med. A Mad that • lupe sae by OM had beat sessiesd
kr " pM rap." He kept as emsli emit bad maps of
paper sad awe eade se essehies. his bib were
ism ea poems who IP= nth* be ANNA Mr. Manley,
whom be retarnsil &ambler MIAMI, Ism WM habit
straitly:le Mtheethad thr \A.A.= at MM. ass
Aphis, Tanis,. Ms hal paid Ms What Art
c=esdkesanted. DM NM UM the pales AA
the bib OM le ham =alp st_ the
He bad no Atria ,resew Is blelsolo ; I.ld 111
ditrourAkkete. Mr. Pesti Mil sone bills et whisk the
were net to be ilonlermas .t Mr. Oi aa
lluabs's,
er,Whish lied bar yell by bis kiwi dors lip beak.
Tapley. NOW Wire 011inalano the aseopkose wee
petered by Ide Imam Tbanabt- the assepier lived at
o.lc d. 71e la imapagdibut al %VW. was roast A
fortnight or • month beim strogingalarr, he air the
lease of hit premises te Kr. Pew k burapresamed
two rare before, r ereallgties mar, aleassed_ , Did
not thou task be was bepierMy kothset, es be bal nee
ides of patties! • portage DM eel ham Ws lisiMlims
were se meek se MCA, but lisew he add net lop lb.
is the read. He !Metre bra in war of bat
MI ara think et being iamearat, till be ant Ids
• month betas, las bankruptey,mar psysety_
fermerly them to a Ka Dame, lad
hems seat down te evokes, when bit aides was slop
hig. The mmemager hai seised it. sal k Imed beno sea
Marro Terszwere pet down se debase le slab et
Itth • bin claimed a tea.( kr cases Mk amok&
=Kr. .shall. The law aspen= case to Mr.
; ,sip use item car fee is seas him ; the
ethers were kw procuring hat busimue Mbar matters.
Mr. Pew, who bold the lee, bad smempled our i to a
tarp uneent—aatie thearsta d pm& Ns had OMR
111 the IMP.
Mr. lesktaras Simi Met ems essmAnak• should be at
teamed else Me. sad thet pesterlies sheald be withheid.
the misuses did eel task the beaknou lad bent AMA.
way fit; sad it wee evident that guestdela Ad
MA Awed by him asportest Ask. He p
iuld
MA the opperannelg_ et swift up spa whoa
Ash asseaste is width be 011111 piphp Writ 71i arse
vas re Wens, st am pram seammeeklailassaney a isms
mills le isesplas. He hod emat its • peat .meat me
paper, the amps= of which ware lo netweemes Make%
mate. sr IhAtlass abodes lAA sestet Of Maths to
the Atoms 'MAK, A dorm this MASK wee i seepest
et lines bille. Sea • perm sees daily Alai i at
eseekkeelima at the beak et do wart. Ths AAA, st
the use se lb. Pew, • kw dap Akre the latelou,
wee se pea • frAdident pirease as had ever
work. Them baakrupt At et his own iamb had si.
AAA Arm thee oat of the nine elbow Ha
of whist' dieeretithd • bankrupt se possatima gs=
1111th dean of the ow set.
Kr. Wows laid the ally charge atebilehed aping
the bankrupt was es
pil ervespe
lapi. e• statessyst at to the nessnat
pr alneed by the "li"
Ilk limas, esithedM am think lb. besitnat bad ad.
aimed • handAmmt pelbrater es be mated net be did ast
this bow Ms met palm A the —seise- et
,spe=VlM is ONION et isyslitipties. k wadi be
s Ans Apky =
skald bd behes the
of pashimat wee meitlensth Aka it
weans, our ask etresidy.
Kr. Lawman amid Mot the Makeup had Masi
gesso to aaist the Aphis. et the sethwas. 112 Ile:
ahead maillired wish fris paessibps
Ma He had gives up a kip ameoetarE
Arty. and enyht ate, es ...oust of s
desitatment sad the ressips tiva:=A ft is
t=iby aa allearsamettal Mews e=br the
pmy be had bees A MAW&
the 'AA -et be bad bens asio
Kean. 01A, preateded spilt ism
was 9 is do
Mb la *eh lAA. This bed peened • apes Maine=
eseitionsat which badirthind MA home pities ble
Amp ready earlier. MOM It WO MI6.
row that use Iwo bed beta with by the
bankrupt, be bad pran le up1.11111"111sImee7 was the stems allb
Mn. Deems and the pads Oat had beat rafted to
The hem wee swims te Ada the beet soprani bs
seal/ Ms Asthma is
NAM theilleth der Ai Is ad.
Atha aim lo bo. 111, wee ale& thr • MMUS le

withdraw heat inquiry, sad ►e had no intended of doing
ee sow.

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Hie Hower did not dunk the itsitadaaties should be ed •
joessed eine die ; but would great as adjeoraiseat at the
elms* elf the bankrupt.
Ms. lemense asked for a coatteveat• of the allewesee,
which had bees elemped We weeks ese.
Mr. liekbetee append pt. appliseekio.
Ilia Beam jeeseed aa allowasee op te the pressed N..
at the redweervale of a week. _

TM ;saiiratiiivrisiii;rta4nirnsa for a swath.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YanzumT.

11.100.1 TUX CUM/ OONIUSOOIgIa.
IN TIT MATTIS 01 lASI/ MILCII Till YOllllO2l.

This ease was further beard and coseluded. The insol-
vent was a builder. He had been a bankrupt, end obtained
a second-class certificate. The opposition was Brommllsill en
the manner in which he had contracted his debts ; and a
long inquiry was made respecting the dispealtkin ef pro-
perty.
Mr. Nichols, Mr. Parry, Mr. Dowse, and Mr. Simons
appeared to oppose for creditors ; and Mr. Sargood sup-
ported the application for discharge.
Mr. Rargood was heard on the part of the insolvent. The
learned counsel went through seriatim the several cases of
opposition made, and contended that there was nothing M
either of them to caU upon the mart to prosaism en ad-
verse judgment on the insolvent, who had already been
several months in prima.
The Chief Commissioner expressed his opinion on the
case. Ile could nut say that any fraud had been seta-
blialesd spirt the insolvent, or that any other case had
been mei milling upon him to give a judgment.
In wades the insolvent to be discharged, the learned
commiseiener iseemmended him to avoid in future both
baranwpsy and irsetrasey. lie was discharged forthwith.

Swim Ws. Comenssonsa wars.
IN TIOI MATTER OF AI:MIMI 110176.

This tare , which occupied the court till nearly seven
o'clock ea Mosidsy, was appoiated to be farther beard this
mends..
Mr. Dews and Mr. Sugood opposed for sone creditors.
Mr. Doom and Mr. Macrae supported.
The seetpleirit was a making away with property, and a
good deal frn evidence was given. It was found impossible
to essimie the ems on Monday, and it was adjourned till
=Mai re dischergt es bail was enlarged. The
glomilatoaer specielly appointed the case for an
see` hem sad all poisons, earept the insolvent, attended.
h INS SWIM to the court that the lasoiveat (who was a
EL4.l4pealimmalearmaliae Y whet, tostlawark-
eehmed ft aMilas amt. Me left his
Ardis potpies of assiag du as, and when
he
seidied Diackfriers-bridge be tuned bask, aad nothing
'sell Yew him to come to the cunt.
Xr.

Phillips said this ewe would sake kink
athlete hew be enged a rea bail again.
Tveryhe sessfeleme ef the lar
bail woulddischa ge be enforced end pre-
emie. Was W obtain the amount for which they were
envellee. His Maim directed a rale to issue on the bail,
who led hosed thweedves in the sum of 20W., to show
eases why the reeepannee should not be enforced.
The ease was etre* est of the list and the rule ordered.
This is only the eesead or third ease that hes occurred
sine* 1838, whim V we bet glowed.

BIRMLNOHASI BANKRUPTCY COURT.
'seoaa Ya Visresriu.n. ram Lowrey.
This was a dividend meeting in the matter of the Stour-
bridge Beak. Reference was nude to a decision of the
Lo th indices, reported in last Mayday's Daily News, as
to the amount really payable out of this bankruptcy to the
general fund of this court, called " the Chief Registry's ac-
count."

The Registrar now said that by this decision of the Lords
Justices the estate was relieved from the heavy payment to
the Chief Registrar's fund, and this welcome relief was en-
tirely owing to the exertions of Mr. Whitmore, the official
wearies. The decision of this cart, which had been rre
mined by the court +bore, was, however, in accordance
with the practice sanetiosed by every other district court,
and upon that principle the decision had been given here.
Whatever sum the official assignee had received on account
of this bankruptcy, he had at least saved to the estate •
very large sum, and not only would the creditors under this
flat benefit but every bankruptcy throughout the kingdom
would benefit by the exertions of Mr. Whitmore, where
there were, m here, joint and st perste estates.
The amount of debts proved to-day was not large. The
dividend declared on the fitoarbridge Beak was in. 6d. in
the pound.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME CIRCUIT.-41=mm; Hawn 9.
The oesionso for the osusly of Loot woo assod oa
Moaday. TM pot cal ionsononso of so iota-
sodhole sown mon ends',
bong Ind hi tb& conty, b leen,
there bent 1111 peloosere for ski ; nos of the eon how-
ever, are al as liditary thosiptioa. Os the civil aide 30
cans en osersod, but emus' of thin an one knot-
mono la nark Lord Rani* an the tins of the
flootharifon itadnUaogny on son of the Aka'
et doe leelelPeilfed Po an parties. ode* oat of • dia.
toolosos on Usk One at no Grolowin /away apr-
ons son tin Wk. Bills for mean an perjury were
fitly fend at the Central Crimean Court, sad the
sono ores no mot don here for trial

CROWN MORT —Banes Ms. heroes_ fillinanmem
James Assam, 42, shoemaker, and MAW Lmatiare, 116
victualler, were indicted for a tlissieseeseer la laving ea-
lawfully uttered counterfeit asks.
Mr. Daisies and Mr. Dawson mmiacted the prosecuto ;
Ma Ballantint and Mr. Mem Minded Lambert; sad
Mr. Charnock was ossassi it the ether isholeat.

It appeared that the dehedent Umber. was the leattlord
of the Chequers public-how at Difkishies, in tide eeenty,
sad the other defendant was a abeenehw is the met vii-
; and it would seem that. up% the dm d the User
action in question, both the delladesee ben a pad shame
ter. The evidence for the peonemedem, bewevee, ha we
doubt that on the 28th January bath the delleaeste wand
away frets Biddenden with a haeee and cert. el=
scoured the country in all directions, peeing
crowns and hall-crowns at men rime they Nagged as. At
a public- hoes*, where it wadi eyrie they wee both
known, they treated the landlord Is lamerawar.
him with a bad half-crown ; at solietar
each called for a quartern of gin hid peppermint, cad
away two counterfeit half-crown I as • toll-gate at Plaek-
ley they pared a bad flee-shilling piece, and at *anther
to gate they paid a coaaterha WiFenwn is the
and upon their mars et night they petted away=
half-crown at the sane gate, readvbsi the @Wage ht both
Uganda.

The jury found the defendants Gulley, but moonummded
Lambert to mercy, upon the ground that they believed be
had been partly led Into the evaunimies of the offence by
tbe other prisoner.
Mr. Justice Coleridge easdnuked Austin to be kept to
bard labour for twelve and Lambert for nine months.

MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Normou.tx, MARCH 8.
Rama. Quer Junes Mans.
OAKS COMILICTIL—Cf4aII 01 111011.D11,

Slums! Sines, Gears Biesidil. Goats Dimly' sad I
iiiss Meats were isdisted hrMwiVal murder of W illiam
Babe" a pi imbue ha M employ of the Earl of
&elm in bloody eliay which tarplass at
lakerikarbrall",t the Minty of Asa* betwee baits
of poachers sad gewiskeopers, ea the night of the 13th of
October last. Several other ilislassats ship' the pa.
soners with resulting the 48111111141 W olrs, with the
latest of doing them aid gpievei=hoer i with
treepaesiag is the night, mid with for
Ma dinetien of Rams, ea Bills silos* t we=pri-
aim *Urged along with the accused, won ismaccd, out
by the greed jary.
Mr. Willman, Q.C., and Mr. Adams, conducted the pro
creation; Mr. BercMiller defended Sims sad Masks,
id Mr. O'Brien and Bowskill.
Fredwigh , the lit witness deposed
that be was vaisevisokaisperte the lid el
Oa the= Waft, the EM ef Weber, whom
mere was est weadieg. At shoat heißeast tea
Oink *ammo lints whet le Mews is neshia's
Odes. et MeV of wised, elm they
hoed the hew et sew aim holm ths read. The
began lag ddies arsi, who they persehed were
gnash. lad ga the.. Mil in penises bed goe
eight or sloe pee put thes. dap ems up to a hasp of
shale. while hal ben *had 14jre wad is the er
seat id& With the., whit hem 1 ih. Elks.
rash, they NM their whim. thee armalida ad•
dada' Is • dell, side selehi. and • =e+demshoses they hut
with then, the pasha" penal ea, •
am Me noir
es peedlie. AN sem se they was set a the wasises
wen sesameadsd by the rims to etrip. ef all
superfine slaking, id " esme • be IsaMts
way. la prig the Mit beep they es
had lie, prattiag as rep lie Irk geshele ea they odd
awry. de psslag ombs, deem the Neel they hued that
the masaW uYeadpnaiads eels her sr des hundred
pro lees red leskingslabm:s pareshed throe meal Di.
reedy ellinuovards the rutted at these rwith
their Seib 'shed, • seise throve at thus bye= of
the dee Si they were aleursing. The dm abed/sew this
was Meshed dew, by whams with his dell„and ear of hie
seeireanes shed biro 'even' timm to Moab bal. This
was the papaw Rims. Leasing hi ea the road,
the beepers raid at two of his aewmpidais they were
over • gate into • idle Ono of the. they
socked down also, the other ansped, cad it. te
bring up the low bady of yesehems, wile were Pi
thew in a plantation at the beets ef the hid. Prig
into the chi, they overtook, about thirty so hurt yeas
doers the Sold, another sae, Moaks, whs. they
dew' sad struck on the less three is ear Sig S.
side W. He cried to witness, " pe we mink. irk"
Directly afterwards a body of thirty paisases aim up, MA
began to threw stases at the keepers, nee of whisk hit
wissa ea the heed, kariekd him dome, and resissi
W lassasibis Ise a sheet Oa rissnresbe mod
Wendy is • *mho whisk ea was
elm* arum times byhe heavy sense. of these
angle the reippie at • phesi had is hb , aged
ansed le implode, estaiteg hied raw ea win. Oa p insist in to
the sedelease afhis pets, the witnna raw • push. Po'
112e=t.. **sae. lie struck at hi with his
W hews* the maa Wig hawses
wihness's I. They doe ease to two penises near the
goosed gram wheat they ale knocked dew.. The great
bedy d peahen were separated frees the lunged by •
have, esehipirty trying to got to the mbar.
Sareasi Med, pea-wsteher, wile was with the led
whom awl petty, doped—After Were sass bat been
Ineeleed dews, wawa was slew* W • lige sine is the
Zissid wield lave Idea if we Ohio empesisaebsd set
Witness, with a petty, pet thretigh • gate

WO the Sold were most at the pesalisre wen, after knosk-
log many of theta down in. the Rim Iliad. On groins
through the gala, be said, " Wbsew`u Roberts ?" who had
born his ekes esupsitioa ia the affray. The latter said,
" bare, Sees, bet Us dose." Witness afterwards saw
gin at his ming bum, hat be died in • few days afterwards.
Jaime Week, also • game- watcher, saw Diudep in the
affray. Hs bail the deg by • striae. Hs taw Bowskill
towards the dos et the deht
_strike a blewths heed et
Meek wish AA which killed hiss.
the to
witnesses ease similes widows, •d bend
the to their
. deriewst IlUkeMries"...deesees. weed that u.
sows he reoriented etell met he pit, et the
imams& u Maw hassled limn sell disabled ea the
hi wy beim ha had peopebalad ea Mewl am. sad
Wart she reedsred hers A. esselet, beim the deadly part
et die army ernmoseesdin whisk the deceased received hie
deal blew.

The jori retired at Ave Woke to esseklie their verdict,
and retuned into emit in ea War tad • half with • ver-
dict of " II
is Iltwiskill leti Deals% lad
o f aiding mad is °due se
spina Sinte sad Naas, sesesteill to At=
in law.

The privation wets ansigsed se the seesad imahtmset of
;meshing is the Right, armed Vidl impiassais ism Ile ds-
'trusties of paw, to whalia7 emmani thregli=
Tim harmed Chief Jellies siseevid that
the legal objection raised b Kr. derfeaat M le the
Coact of Crimisal Appeal mad mow pars samtmese gm the
miser eases only. mime be whisk hwise
MIPS i. this distils* thumbs, tegssher hr the
wpm,. et reaming evssoilololog preportims he heysarpsme
of taking whatememaja... to appropriate, la delhass of
those who ware protect the interests et tie* In•
r:grasae* he the morass a there }whims
ie hw welded. The mimes he amid gems epos
sash see of dem far armed pamehing ems gat at
asks he foment pan heti aft. the inlet mired by Mr.
thrjamat Mike had heat added, they would next swims
be severally soh arraigned, to receive a further ssalsese
for the homicide of which they had bees esavistml.