The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-25 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER..

(Siitiop in Error.)
Lord Chief Justice Erie annonoced that the Court of
Error would sit to take errors from the different courts on
the days undermentioned :—From the Court of Queen's
Beech, Saturday, June 13, Monday, June 15, and Tueoday,
June 16; on the 13th the court will giro judgment in
"Queen v. Dizon," the petition of right ace reepectiog
' retail licensee io Ireland. From the Common
f1°41.6 Wednesday, June 17. sad Thursday, Jane 18; from
the Court of F.:chequer, Friday, June 19, and Saturday,
June 20.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MAT 23.
(Ware the Judge Ordinary.)

Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., and Mr. R. K Turner for the plain-
tiff ; Mr. Collier, QC., and Dr. 8p:olui for the defendant.
Thin wee a suit to revoke the probate granted to the will
of Hugh Owen, late of Dolgelly, in North Wales, farmer.
He died in November last, leaving the disputed instrument,
which wu dated in June, 1856. His property was only
2001. or 3C01., and he bequethed it to his wife for her life,
with remainder to his WoSed daughter, Mary Jones, the
defendant, and another friend. The validity of the will was
contested by a brother, on the ground of undue execution.
In support of the probate the defendant swore that the
will had- been made with all the forms required by law,•
but Hugh Jones, one of the attesting witnesses, declared
that his fellow witness was not present when the testator
signed his name. Jones was said to have made an affidavit
on which probate in common form had been obtained; but
he now stated that he was ignorant of the contents of the
paper, end though he was persuaded to sign he took no
oath 11. to the truth of He contents.

The case was not concluded when the court adiourned.

THE POLICE COURTS.
WESTMINSTER.

347inald Herbert, .fok;i Biri,dt, aad iloAa Edward
Saville, gentlemen, were charged with creating a disturb-
mice at Cremorne on Wednesday evening, and eon» of the
defendants were charged with committing usaulta upon the
poline Evidence was given to show that all the poisoners
bad been engaged in the d4raoeful riots that bad taken
place in the Cremorne-gar&ns, when • number of men
joined together and swept before them the =offending
viaiton, inflicting injuries upon them, and yelling, shouting,
and making the most hideous noises. The defendant* all
denied the &arm and were admitted to baiL

Herbert Shawarseas wee charged with being contented in
the dieturbanco. He was held to bail in sureties of 1001. to
appear inn week.
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Hairy Bailey, county magistrate, was next charged end
aliened that he was only one of the crowd, and though
mailed about without any power to guide himself, he mover
once attacked any one, nor made say dietarbeime whatever.
lie was dleahargid, the =nitrate being of elides that he
wee enable to avoid mixing with the crowd, but that be had
dope nothing more.

Charla E. itikrual was awned with ireiog cooceroed
ia the dieturbsooe. Ho wee ordered to hod security to

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