The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-04 00:00:00

THE YELvEßrarr MARRIAGE CASE.

EDINBURGH, MONDAY.
In the first division of the Court of Session, to-
day, counsel was beard in the famous Yelverton marriage
case, in the form of a reclaiming note, by the pursuer, Mrs.
Yelverton, against the judgment of Lord Ardmillan, in the
Outer House of Session, on the 3rd of July last, in favour
of Major Yelverton. The Solicitor-General opened the case
for Theresa Longworth or Yelverton, and addressed the
court for hours. He began by referring to the grounds of
Lord Ardmillan 's judgment, maintaining that it was founded
on • great mass of unfavourable constructions, imputation.,
sod charges against the pursuers, from which she bad now
to defend herself, as well aa to maintain her claim to the
wife of the defender. He proceeded to comment upon the
views taken by Lord Ardmillan of the correspondence be-
tween Major Yelverton and Mime Longworth, contending
that they were not supported by the correspondence, and
that the Lord Ordinary had in various important matters
entirely misconceived the MM. The Solicitor• General had
not concluded his address when the court adjourned to
meet this (Tuesday) morning, when the hearing of the case
will be resumed.

It may save purchasers some trouble in the
removal of their souvenin from the Exhibition building if
we state that in all cases they ought to demand a ticket
from the exhibitor of whom they purchase, which it is
necessary to show on passing out with their goods. Without
such a ticket the police have positive orders to let nothing
leave the building.

SUDDEN DEATH OP COLONEL LLOYD, C.D.--
CHHism, MONDAY Nicyr.—Whilat Colonel Lloyd, C. 8.,
was speaking at the Music-hall here this evening on the
occasion of the presentation of the prizes to the Chester
Volunteers, he suddenly dropped senseless from an attack
of disease of the heart. Drs. Powell, Waters, and Brittain
endeavoured to promote artificial respiration, but in ten
minutes the gallant colonel expired.
TH6 INNS OP COURT VOLUNTEERE.—The silver
cup offered by Sir William %lamp, Bart., for competition
by members of the lons of Court Volunteers (the Devil's
Own), will be shot for at Sheen, near Richman', on Satur-
day neat. The ranges will be AX), 500, and nOO yards, five
shots at each range, and the contest will be confieed to
those affective@ who have kept their position and
EZrthe third class. A small bore ritle, offered by Mr.
y Griffiths, will be shot for at the same time. The
highest scorer will have the choice of the two prize,.
'rag RAILWAY-BRIDGE AT BLACKYRIARS.—The
works for the construction of the iron bridge at Blar.kfrisza,
on which the London. Chatham, and Dover Railway will
be carried acmes the Thames, are very rapidly progrompag.
A great many of the massive piles have been already driven
into the bed of the river, and, in order to prevent accidents
which might arise in the course of the night from vessels
raining against the piles, a barge furnished with the naps-
Pry lamps is moored in the stream in front of these obstruc-
tions.

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The young man Wilkin, wbo pleaded guilty to
the charge of forging a draught for 2,00 f. on the Beak of
Ireland, was sentenced by the Chief Baron oa Saturday to
pupal servitude for five years.