The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-02 00:00:00

DIVORCE.

; rm, petitiooor ;
oat Itobinoon, for

and WOO DOW
rcli at Brighton,
fed with her at
her in a disgrace-
Oa one occasion
him up to his
but he forced
wd. Pay, who at

—taken before the
roue for an unlaw.
atitioner by biting
a- forgave his wife.
the last two nom
it of Brighton did
&Dually gars her
up to London, pro-
le and her brother.
last year the pe.
our.. had been to
,Gravesend, where
id Mrs. Pay. The
• mining broke, is
rriage.
cent to press. I

MTS.

:HE GINTRI:. STEAM

r.
lately a confidential
Im Navigation Com.
Wilson for further
:zliog large sums of
amount being esti.

the prosecution; Mr.

last occuion it was
at the bead office in
to issue tickets to
the Continent. For
revs furnished to the
gone into 00 the last
eceived considerable
inked for.
now arose-ermined
Lewis, and be
accounted for the
stating that he
t money to different
pony, and that he had
r of a farthing. He
the prisoner to try
deficient, aid he said
Chia witness observed
ered until the Bth or
fiscovery the prisoner
times and signed the

the prisoner was that
ripauy, and that the
[oration of account hi
Lousy good.
al.

►ND ASSAULT ON rat
was brought before
ig Theephilus Rode.'ll,

ridav) afternom, when
door to remove the
mers, an almost un.
and prostitutes as-
gathered round the
f the four men, Moore,
:e, who had been tom-
hbery. It soon became
the privonera WILL in coo-
-1
was therefore stationed
n the first of the four
ight out from the mutt.
a the door to the van.
were so beetled by
difficulty in keeping
ated the man from
,own on the step of
ioment gave witoem so
t, fortunately, upon the
Ito the van, and looked
Witness gave her tote

• " butte" to throw th•

t only doing his duty in
ten an attempt was made
to use such force as was
t nor the fault of himself
the mau himself (Moore)
th he was sent for trial
relation, or perhaps the
,he might naturally fed
,ey haul only themselves to
ice mu-t be enforced. She
mooed for 14 days.
V ELL.

IVons, 11i, flow!, Pe.zycllA
Vtrwihan. 15, and JoAn
we Mr. D'Eyecourt with
some buildings WAIT Par-
Uocupany at Somers-town.
rederick.street, C.raya-irn.
reed prisooera and Mr. In-
died the case on behalf at

of Perry, 14 Y, and polies
show that at a quarter to
to an unoccupied bones
•111t1 • gang of 12 young
r nets formed tart. in •
itted-up by them as
.a
iovered with pieces of al-
. into the street, and around
k Sheppard. Claude 'hire's
m and thieves. There were
inks. The whole of those pre-
id, beef, and fish, :oad seemed
The prisoners along with
for beiog in the house for as
rdsSergemit Parry discovered
mthe roofs of the adjoining
ten to • insiiioe-storn dealer'm
en. Tbe aergeaut fetched tb.
Ist it correspooded with that
e roof in question. When he
of whom he purchased it b.
oil when he saw the prisons'.
oem. The macioe•store dealer
101 l was at least. woctb ISa.
and Peogally 4.1. out of the
,en sold for. With regard to
were seen the same morning
and when they Were takes
oe stolen property in their

Middlesex-place, boot-close;
F, Wills, and Sherman, sell •
%rids divide the money.
re dealer's. in Ossulatoaa

~ solicitor, the witness steted
v lewd, onoe et the messiest'.
I'2 months' imprisonment. fat
the h.,bit of souls to thb ➢lane
he was not there on the night

t the property purchased by the
le neglected, sod robberies of
ni the e,ompany's bou•ss.
Ist the prisoners ou whoa
, be discharged, as there was no
that of a convicted thief, ois
rustic to be placed•
ed the four prisoners for whoa'
sentenced the others to be
!labour in the House of Corte*.