The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09 00:00:00

lAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUENN'S BENCH:

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OW, is Bases —(Tisfos• Lord Mist Judie" Madames,
sod Isolasso Cromptse, Illsabars, sad Shoo.)

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SOIIINIMII OF TM COURT.
Fhb wart will tit ia bane) altar wens oa Friday, the
sib, sad Wanly, tM ITilt Jaae, and cm Friday, Wk 4th
dJdy, for the purpose of dativerias jademeate only.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
SECOND COURT.
swop at Mil Prim. Weelminster.—(Before Yr.
BIM Pigott add a Spada' Jury.)
DOCILLOII VALIOITTIL
ni 'NW end tedious ease was resumed this mom* for
ea gm time. The Reath of time that hes bees odds-
trciag this am is mainly meth' to the withstood
Wag ?rem* sad baths( to be thansieed through ea in.
tiorsida. It has also ideulthd a question of French law,
pd swilling of Thoth educates, who like their Unlink
Vows. give opposite uptakes up= the proceedings, add
de Aid of the judgment in Fresow
lbe kerma mania for the plaintiff was Wilma* the
tag who oar deified& left.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

(Befors tbe Judge Ord'airy.)
JACIUM3III V. JACICIION.

Da *ohs fie the pstatioser.
Th"apookst was the meter al • urershast vim& He
tLdso pstitioosr, the daughter of • 'elicitor at Bythisysrtt~,
ii;Wittesilt Waleson' the Wad of January, 18" and
two bad bees two &Adm. Ths oohabilatita took place at
prissy, Gantt*, sod oa hoard ship. The petitions:
ye with ►swine treated her with revolting =l.ll
Whoa
and pm Mai details of hie intwhosdnitt.
Br J. Wilds "aid ski reeposdeat wsa very little better
thma bee* sad presonseed a judicial usparatioa. giving
Ils peke:ear the custody of her children.
*mom V. BARNS TT.

Dr Opleis for the preitiomm Coolly Ana Barnett, wbo
doe rospbt a dimes me He proasel of malty and adultory.
Ohs els • ilk-wiseter, Oometry, and at Ms early ago of
16 Ms me monied by We respondook a ostob-flaisher, in
tle maw shy. A week atter Wm marriage as booms to ill-
tit Iw. Do woo oa idle good- for-oothius fallow, aid b.
-is mike bsr, to a groat *stoat, support lase. Ho woo
petty of may Tory pros ales M engem ; sad it wu
mad Oat bs bad also bola me diagramed Imam with •
mei mama soloed Aloft& Oa bang reseentestod with
M sal tbat be intsadod to we • diroree—whiob weld oust
Ma ix shilllage—(a lougli)--aad that be woeld time marry
A Dimss*.
elk with =ie.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
3 18 E. B. INIAON.-14101 TAMEN ON THE STOCK
EICHANOL
T. me the heel Pitting under the bankruptcy of FriE3l
huh West, stock and ahem broker, of Crowiecourt,
Ilnerdneedlectreet. The bankreptcy being on a credited&
Ogee, there is no preliminary statement of ancistate by
the beelmfft, bat the debt due to the petitioning creditor
gem Mr. Bapplutp, al King's Lynn, ie 12.,9641. An ap-
proximate stateroom*, peppered by Mr. Baffery, shows an
swept' liability of 28,5001., with meets estimated at
111101. Kr. Seppiage, the petitioning creditor, yes choose
rips%

Tag POLION COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARY LEBONE.
NIL BABBAGI AND BM TOININTONS AGAIN.

rm.gniPT; ;;;;;lOoFtt, being brothers, were cited
Were Mr. Maud kid to waver the chary of complaint by
Mr. &Map, for "that he being a boaselsolder in Derr-
skeet. in the parish of St. Marylebose, did on the 26th day
el May personally require the defendants, they belag thee
awl share street 1110160i11011, to depart from the Deighbour-
bard of his home on thooriet of • reasonable cause, nod that
yen did then and there sound and play upon a musical
herment in a certain thoroughfare in the said parish near
a bore after being so required to depart."
The defendants did not understood English, and an inter-
pret was present.
Mr. Babbage rid—About half-past 8 on the evening of
tai 116th of May I was disturbed by the sounds of musical
lestransents in the street outside my hoses. I went oat and
taw the three dafeadaate playing, and required them to
shirt They did sot, and I wait into South-street, where I
dal heard the music. Hearing them stop I turned beak and
saw the defendants coming out of Manchester-street along
Mudfced-strest, which is a continuation of South-street.
ran • policeman sad asked him to get their names and
whirlers. There wee • harp sad two or three wind
heterments. Os the 23rd of February last I was troubled
by similar instrument, and seat my servants out. He could
Ist then Bed a policeman and they rationed to play. The
ere instrument disturbed me about 11 o'clock the same

ugh t.
Mr. Lyell (second elerk)—Were thews this same people
abe wens playing then
Babbage—l mit say, for it was 11 at night.
sad I did not at. them. They ware the game, or similar

lir.iaQield—We mast limit ourselves to the offence
Vat they an charged with now.
The defendants, through their interpreter, said Mr. Bab-
ies* only " away; and that they knocked off and
vest away. After they bad got about a mile in (batman
hs ailed a policeman and told him to take their names.
When be first came to them they wen playing a distance
100 yards from his bonne.
Mr. Babbage—l positively assert they were sear my
boom.

Sergeant Roberta. 8., D.—l wee passing along Blandford-
Mat, sad maw the three defeodante followed by Mr.
Beldam who miled to as and said be wanted their
was aid address, as they bed been playing and refused
te go away when be told them. They at first declined to
gimtheir morose and sddrewise till spoken to by a gentleman
1 tbeir own langreage. They then gave them correctly.
In reply to defendants, the officer said, when he stopped
them, they were between 300 and 400 yards from the
house.

Mr. Mansfield fined them 40.. each and 2.. each mete, or
*be imprisooed for one Inman.