The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-18 00:00:00

C4IIITOSI it,. !LINTON.

This was • petition biawile for admoblige d m
Lady Clinton, the petitioner, ia pinion appliedros ift
lordship to know what Mena she sheald MU, as she
wished dr. Brooke. d Doetore-comnicsm, to set for her, and
her preerot soliettor, contrary to her wish, bad eblisiord an
order fora caws ission to examiae vitamins is Paris. She
complaieed that bar horbood bed Idt her quite itoilistit;
Dr. Tent/rani stated that an cedar for • change et soli-
citor, 'mos paymeat of code, bad bees made, bat the mete
had sot beee paid, and therefore the new solicitors, NMI%
Brooke, wild not act.
His Lordship wrested that Lady Clinton shoield take
oat • summons to show oitise why the wets of her drat
solicitor should not be tared end paid. lithe mold apply at
the registry for the proper form of suroroone.

MIDDLESEX SESSION&
Wore tha Aseistust Jude.)

Till CABE OF THONAB JOSIMI OBDROZ, • 001FOFION.
At the sitting of the court tibia matter wee lois brought
forward.

Xr. Sleigh, Metric:4Bd by the AaroolaMbeslitubke far Int-
• and Wareing the Lire for the ProMetisn of
Women, raid he had sow to motion, he believed far the
last tinie, to the Good the sere of Thome Jeer"
and to resew the applisation be bed formerly made, as
authority of efildeviss which were already as the Enid the
court, that the depositions of the proserutrix be read brims
the grand jury, ao that they might either arid or bp acre the
bill wind him Be had also is his bead a further a&
davit of the sister of the promentrix, sad as it was
very short, perhaps the better plan would be to reed it
to the court at mom It was as follows :

I, Barbara Tweed, wile OrGrorgeLMal, of No. 2, Ogle-
street, Marylebone, in the county of Middlimax, make sash
and ray-1. That as Tuesday, the 27th of October, I met
Robert Joka Legg (who has bees keeping mammy with
my eater, the prossontrix. "Moe Fehresay lest), 111 Saville.
street, Marylebuse, and he thee iammed me that they were
married, and produced to me his montage certificate, show-
ing that such marriage took plasm at AL Seeds Clituth, in
the parish at St. Marylebone, on the 22nd day of October
last. 2. That I then spoke to him of this proseentim, and
told him that I should lime to appear again at the Middlesex
&Moos on the following Monday, to which he replied that
I might go, but she (mewing the proescutrix) would not, as
he did sot intend to let her te, as they were going to
New Zealand. I thee told hint I was aware she had taken
754 to compromise the moiler, to which he replied that
he suppoeed I knew all about that no.. I then spoke to
him of • debt due to me hum my sister, and be
mid that they would give me what they hod left after paying
their gunge, and he then gave me a sovereign cm account.
3. That the said Robert John Long did not 'dorm
me where my said sister was then residing. 4. That es
Saturday, the 14th inst., I saw Mr. Long, the father of the
said Robert John Long, and told him that I came to inquire
about his sow, who bad married my deter, to which he re-
plied that he could not tell me where they were, as be had
reveled • letter from them to say that they had left Eng-
land. 6. flat I have at the present time no knowledge ea
to where my said sister can be found ; sod from the above
fools I believe that she Ism left England, and will not at.
tend to give any evidence on behalf of this proseention.—
BABBARA Luca—Sworn in open mart at the Sessions.
beam on elerkenwell-green as this 17th day of November,
1863." _ _

Will* he (Mr. Sleigh) was making hie application lest
session to have the depositions read Loden) the grand jury,
the dsfeedaet, who was then in court, banded- to him •
countegollidavit, but he could not then examine it, and it
was heeded bark to him. Mr. West, clerk so the solicitor
for the prosecution. however, sew it arid read ib content',
but Mr. George took owe silver to let hint (Mr. Sleigh) see
it again. Hs, therefore, now moved that the depositions
of the.preercutrix be read before the greed jury.
The Aesistant4udge—The order course will be to die•
charge the neoplasm's of the witnesses, mil than no risk
whatever will be dose. Tbseeforo tberecogsinnoes of all

the ;;ii;;;;; will dibrba7gTxi. id riVer•trroxi the
deposit:am of the prosecutrix to be reed Wore the mad
jury, and they were to ignore the hill, then there would be
as end of the matter for ever ; hot by taking this warmth'
pr.:reclaim can be renewed at any time that it may be
thought prow to do so.
Mr. Sleigh—As your lordship plasma.
The recogoissecee of the witnesses were then discharged,
and so the matter has for the potent terminated.

SECOND COURT.
(Before Mr. Payne.)

Demi: Aldan, 28, general dealer, was indicted for un-
lawfully sesaulting and beating Jobe Whiting, a constable
of the Metropolitan policaforoe, in the execution of his
duty. . . . . . . . .

Mr. Foote prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton defended the pr's
- -

John Whiting said that be was a police constable, 99 F.
On the night of the 30th of October he was on
duty in Drury-lane, when he saw the prisoner and his
wife, with another man, all quarrelling. He told them
to go away, when the man who was with the prisoner
came behind him and struck him on the heed. He
turned round and collared the man, and walked off
with him. The prisoner followed him mid tripped him
up, and when on the ground kicked bin severely on the
baud. Another constable came up, and the primmer ram
away. The other man was taken to the station and hoed
30s. He (the constable) went to the prisoner's house and
took him into custody.
tleosamiandeed by Mr. Ribton —The other man wan the
we that struck me first. I struggled with him about three
minutes. The wife of the prisouer went away.
Richard ?apatite said that he was the 'WPM to the F
division of police, residing at 32, Brydgen street, Covent.
garden. He attended the polioeman, and found that the
centre bone at the back of his head was broke.. He was
not yet able to etteod to his duty.
Mr. Foote said that was the case for the prosecution.
Mr. Ribtoo addressed the jury for the primmer. (*titan&
big that his client was not the man that struck the police-
man, end the blow oe the bead was named by the struggling
which took place between the constable and the man.
Mr. Payne summed up, and
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty of intent to do
actual bodily harm.
John Tyler, 46 F, said that the prisoner had bees several
three brought up for sanaulta
The wife of the primmer, who wee in court, begged the
learned judge to bare mercy on him.
Mr. rays. said that it was a very sad case. He seemed to
have a peat inclination for drunkenness and meaulting the
police ; however, he should adopt a merciful view of the
cam. He then sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to
bard labour for four °deader months.

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