The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGI
(THIS DAY.)

ARCHES COUR
(Before Dr. Lusbingl
To suszor 01 1.1.1 v. THI UT.
Thin ono a proceeding under the Cht
by Use Babop of Ely spi
rill, vicar of Luton, one oberp of
girl under sixteen, A pupil teacher, no
The. awe yam report.g .
bas dot oloodoP were before the
eipcinteet for the Morin a

Te.y Advocate, Dr. Nam
Loy, tt
ande
o.sad who by the plesdinis dea
lopg wal discussion took place it
Awas raised whether under the Brides
could le elamised.
The Queues Advocate said he shoak
The biallop had so viadictive feeling,
truth to be aseertsise&
Br. Collier said the defendant in
called, bhp in attendance for the
Sim said be had decided
• defeedant could not be heard, bat
ypoint ed.
r. collier would be ready to 011t4
it was important that the defendant at
The young woman was called. SIX
which she said took place L t
at Shaded, Dorset, on the 18th An
told • fellow pupil of what had weer
so, the defsodant had aeon bar, sod t
parse what had happeoed.
weber, whkd lad to the
The witness was croseePrzr"tined.
The ease, from the wittier.' to be I
omen' one or two days.

COURT OF PROBATE Al
(Before the Juana Ord
BALI V. DLL&
Kr. °Doke for the plaintiff ; Dr. V
for thedidendent.
The testator is this aim, Mr. Bobo
out of his gig and killed so low se
sassy, 181.3, having executed •
yoga, 1831, end a codicil in the vi
veterinary surgeon end farmer at WI
left property worth about 4,0001.
which he divided between his wife an
Mrs. Bale had also Mace died, a
to Mr. Bala. so that that gentles
somionprootxmouerty all the propoit
were by Mrs. Emily Bale
testalces executor ; and the prommt
revoke the probate obtained easily
the weed that the instruments pn
sigma by the testator ; that they hi
executed ; and that the testator was
The ease for the plaintiff was ahead
dsfasdant's
Sir 0. Cromwell said that although
suppose that the tostator was loses
for surmising that those who
fradengh.) It woo •• very mandaloan
sea the plaintiff must be condemned

COURT OF BANK]
(Before ILr. Commisans
IN az mon ItUlf
This 0108 was before the court a f
order of Machine wee granted, Is
wanted for fresh notices to be gnus
The bankrupt was again brought
Vona from Mr. Goodday, she mad sh
wady three months.
Mr. Goodday said that than was ■
d Dr. Adams, or any creditor.
His Honour granted the minim
(Before Mr. Commission.
IA 31 DESIST.—ZEMOVAL
The bankrupt was an outfitter,
lamer sitting application was made

I.BLToorita noir gave judgmeat.
he said. was a creditor for 41. 35.,
.dd. They had been shone, to Mt
Militia creditors, sod had left every
the bankrupt, Mr. Mackie.
His Honour made an order for the
Mr. William Stockers, of Corithill
Mr. fiargood ori the other side.

THE POLICE
(THIS DA!

CLERKENWI

THZ SOCIAL 111.11 11

Two young moo who gave the o
Brown, were charged, the former
woman of the name of Giles, is
Name, and the latter with attire
ma from the custody of the police
From the evidence of the woad
eke was servant i at the house in
that on the previous afternoon t
knocked at her master's door, m
waked to for" his way in. She
him,' acid he then struck her is the
the neck. She gave him into cost
the station Brown', attempted to
einetabla.
The palmier Richardson mid h
in question, which is situated next
dispel, when he maw two women
parlour window, and they beckooe
so, and after some conversation a d
ha did not strike any woman.
The other prisoner said he was
what be was about.
.

Mr. Barker asked the witness i
and what sort of a house it west
Witness—lt is a quiet house, an
are milliners, but I never see any
wrong,. can amours you. There
lady "us the house, and she hay
wen, perhaps, what the prisoner m
were hallwaked. There was neve
the haute she would most 'eternal
Mr. Alexander (second clerk)
young women lodging there, have
truth about it.
Witness—There are some "yon
who are visited by their friends, t
wrong.
Mr. Alexander —And the "frig
prioeipally men!
Witness—Oh, yea, they are "
do not come to our bowie.

A stylishly-dressed woman gol
name was Edwards, and that sh
question.
Mr. Barker—What are yen?
Witoms—l do nothing. I am
Mr. Barker—What do von mat
Wallow— I am under the" prof
who keeps me. and provide for re
atilt, and so dal her "lady fries
the window when the prisoners
The " lady friend" wise sslled.
"miss," and stated she w.. 1 tit
"gentleman," and wee not ribs
the assault.
Mr. Barker fined the first-nano
other ss.
The fines were paid.

I.I.IRYLEB
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF WOMA
or %SIND(
John Htlficr, • smith, 29. CI
eras ahem& with the followiug
• tenant of hie.
Charlotte Burden said —1 live I

of No."-10, Little Carlisle-stre
sitting in my room. having tea, s
Mr. Hillier, who is my lentil°
his rent. I told bit as it
(Wednesday) I did not feel (lisps
said, " If you don't go out of t'
the window." I was in the art
butter when he seized the knife'.
on the beck of are baud. (It win
took half the sash out of the wit
waist forced me through the c
banging over into the street
out, when my friend caught holi
I was banging head downward
thing more.
Mary Anne imbers, living or
lag a noise looked up and saw
bead downwards. She called tl
Harriett Osborne said she was
when prisoner came in nod di
and had she not held Ler abe
pavetneet.
Charles Tufrey, 215 1) -At
I was called to tarlisle•treet, #
out of the window. I and gyve!
catch her in case she fell. Wh
quite insensible, end black in
been thinking, but know well a
Mr. Mansfield (to pi isoner)—'
committed munler, but aa you I
nay very serious injury upon thi
Tow, under the Aggravat,al As
21X., or sit months' iinprinunme
enter is your owe recognisance
two sureties in l)I. each, to I
term of six months.

The Francisco Batietin
that the Cale of the Peruvian s
bed been tried and the semi
government. The captain en
were sentenced to
trolVe:ra-war on the island
odium and crew were for van
amt.