The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-21 00:00:00

THE POLIO) COURTS•

THANES.
John Thomas Knight, aged 52, a ooeseameial traveller,
formerly residing at littratfoed, in Fenn
over 1,0001
, was brought before
Mr. Paget with felooloosly embessling .
he had reeeitrior aid cm wand of Messrs. Brows and
Moor, million, of the Globs Float Wine, Lower ShadwelL
Mr. Merles Y solkator, coodasted the prosecution.
of May last, when be shwas& A few days afterwards
formfolirPti'mmeyesrs, stwasehery ef's 20101. th. "rvkiper ana.:lll,thuepmmato the 111
hisalipeenDepreryersoutu,ssoortainedbound
totbitliiebaluelleade.lefint Ecolthdpenyia
with
awe as named Ellen Jane Langford. A warrant for
the apprebeesion of the fugitive was applied for and
mated by Mr. Partridge. A police oonstable
well named Jo
ohs
Moon, No. 407 K, who knew the prisoner , wee
patched to Melbonrse to arrest him and he sailed
in the auxiliary screw steamship London in theeszly part of
June for Melbourne. The London arrived at lfalurne
five days before the Divan Castle, and Moon bavieg oin
are the aid of • °amend detective named Keneedy,
arrested the prisoner and Km. Lagoa, who the primmest
at ones admitted was not his wife. The pilaw gave up to
Moos 100 English severe*" and the woman handed him
COURT OF RXCHEQUER.—Nov. 20. , her purse containins :72:. ft. which she said was her own
Sittings he Booolofore Lord Chief Bono Pollock, aog 1 money. It was after —L.A.— 'restored to bar. The prmwaromta. er
Barons Bramwell, Mansell, and Pigott.) I was forwarded to this country in pummel* pf •
BALL V. sus
from the Goverarrt•Omieral (Sir Charles Derhaag), and he
This was. ones he ohs grow paper, mg "hied an hphs. ,
„._,arrived.,,,,,,te.thl Lad._
stolen
Suflasyy....nighbet Ili ti -Yroooversd.of MiLmoon.
boast
resting question as to the neggiotions which tan be placed Yte_eltqdzi not return tn,'-inguairitk the priewer•
on perms who dispose of the goodwills of Weiner from "TiLutidsd.
currying on similar trades, with • view to the protection of GREENWICH.
the ptirchasera. The plaintiff and defendant had former ._., Kroll, of the Prussian{ sup Traria/. 1,,, in
been in partnership as tailors, in Condniirsteest, twee.* n,
street, but by a deed made la July, 1863, they to dock at Etehethithe. appeased
t° eemeetalle
dimolve nerthership, and the plaintiff took the sad out by British seamen for wages.. •
The Britian consul attended in eourt, the seamen ban
paid the defendant 1.2001. for the goodwill, besides the I cepeesested byMr. Cockle, eolicitor sad lb.. young. c(
IV= that 01/14/i
amount of the valuation of the stocek..ittradiet
thsanddidilxtures.
There was a coveuant in the erbefin,amr•, Stepney, for the captain.
rusted in
no
tthdeugolea.sperioguirilices dears arty mot member,
nitea"-- . se. _
.__
__Therecardseteemiweatisha =llsidstetatacteras shiciase°4 atrubs:Tta.P"t"webo,rd
• le. In April last the complainants were
Kingdom, "d " be violated this °Dress" h° was e'er 1 I:hriZe7d at Cardiff. at • f'n shipping master's elks, and
to the plaintiff 1,0001. as liquidated damages. The d ea- ,h, the room of the pros opooti to that weepers her
dent was now in business ma his own account In Conduit- '
street, and the plaintiff coordingly brought his action ' 'nee ot wird the Tinlinnt' the "tides thy" sign"
st' lati that they were to serve article to P
er
to mover that sum. The defendant pleaded that „tau __erg __. _,t, _____ .„ .....,,,....1
the covenant was an unreasonable one, sad rceteßaraZious7Cd irteacottnra=,porta 4;„iv..;lrei;
against thn intswinte et Lew maieetY'' eshieata* 1 freights might be obtainable. By the law of Pewits and
To this plea there was a replication, which dated ,they are required to serve on
that 600 of the onstomers of the firm at the time of the die. , ware tit 71.9." seaman, ___l
solution consisted of officers of her Majesty's army, who i hard ship for any period "t " • two yeah 'any
were stationed in various pa
of the United Kingdom, and ; disputes
_,arialag_,___ate stiaubita,,.te,....b. aat_____,thd hy_th_ e__„Prhiaten.„,_
were constantly changing their quarters ; that they formed ' •,,=erpcasZes=4;mter:347o7l:7celmoitla
.aare'eesa;
part of the wens:km and goodwill for which the defendant ' ``•
received 1 and were likely to recommend ofscors of 1 Mcdsimodeenel, antdheirfrom.ll....emel to Ldtto.t.wberefromththeeoe mgainan.n
thwts
other re
to beoome customers of the plaintiff ; that ; mammas that 'a—, aizilid m7m7fmdmad amid., l'Zr the
the trade of the plaintiff was carried on hl
by means of , „„4 ..a ham, and that having oompleted such
agents and travellers who visited *Some at their ' Mega ""•
vo their engagement was at an end.
quarters • and that the defendant by entering into the Mr. Young said that under the Merchant mapping Ad
business 'of a tailor in any part of the United Kingdom I the
magistrate had no imiedicticcinthe
am cd inmen,s
would greatly injure his business and connexion.
Kr. Dandammu. aa ths part of aka pjamady, monomial. 1 wages, except in the ease of British-bottomed vessels.
that, looking at the nature of the trade conducted by the Mr. Traiffi said in the preempt ease it was attempted to
plaintiff, the rertriotion imposed Iwo. the defendant was 1 „,..,eatmea,„.crta t°42taat_epteted,__LoW_
..b____,y Brtbsh ,___Nam,__en__„_l° •
reasonable. In " Whittaker o. Howe it bad been held Inc atat: .n:LTV:tre laws and n:dv="l.7.l `tr.7ll'n'nen""... as
that a restriction °Pan an °Wm/ against Pr"tising is ; regards seesaw. He He did not think lb. law would
the U sited Kingdom was perfectly good. and an minutiae ;
„wow Ica
was granted in that cam. Again us the sale of a wont as agreement on the part of any British
sad Welt therefore the complainents were entitled
t° the composition d •
aort." medicine' or *ems ordain Ile gt= dieoharge from the ship. There had not, however,
masa•etur. the Court Chancery bed invariably upheld bass any decides as to as mgistista's power of ordedes
the transaction, and mated an injunction against an Wren. .
lion of the agreement between the partiss. The point for , the_d
paymeut of wages wider the circumstances now state's,
! tr.
wtherefore..he should sot make
_the order, believing that
the consideration of the court was whether, looking at thecam have thee remedy.
nature of the trade, they world say that a restrietios ex. ' Im•-'_ men
Mr. Cockle intimated ° his intention of applying to the
tending to the whole kingdom was unneoranary.
should a man pat make Admiralty Court for an order to detain the vessel until the
The Lord Chief Baron—Why
breeches or pantaloons ? ; es claimed are paid, and the whole of the miles then
Mr. Dowdeswell--We do not wish to prevent the de. ' tat she wart'
fondant making any article of that kind, bat we say that 1
he ought not to carry on the trade of a tailor in the lame
way as the plaintiff dose.
Wh
The Lord Chief Baron—at hum would it do the
plaintiff if the defendant settled down as a tailor, for in.
stance, at Dumfries?
Mr. Dowdeswell —The greatest harm, because be could
send travellers from there as easily as from London to the
°Soars in every one of these regiments.
Mr. Baron Pigott—Yon only want protection against the
defendant setting up se • military tailor.
Mr. Dowdaswell —Me want the restriction to •apply gene-
rally to the business of • tailor. There are officers who
retire from the army and become country gentlemen, an
the connexion which they form with the plaintiff might last
for life.
Mr. Raymond appeared on the other side, but was not
heard, the nee having, at the end of Mr. Dowdeswelre
argument, been poetponed for the purpose of enabling the
plaintiff to aimed his declaration.
The Court. in the course of the aegument, gave • strong
intimation that they were against the restriction in the
deed.

MURDER AT LIVERPOOL.—At the Li=
Police.oourt, yesterday, before Mr. Baffles, the sti
magistrate, Dined M'Keela, • young man of 23, who is
employed in a foundry at the north sod of the town, was
brought up on • charge of killing William lL'llitala, •
firemen, who arrived in Liverpool on Sonde y morning in
the steamer Helvetia. On Sunday night lirllanm, with •
friend named Dileholson and Ins (M`Manues) two sisters,
whim M'Kenza
were in a public-bonne in Bouodaryatrott„
entered, and is a short time be and M'Mantia began dis-
puting about Fenianism. Apparently. however. harinenPt
was restored, but on leaving the pub-boar M'Keetna raw
at li'llanus, having a knife in hishand, and in spite id the
interposition of a man named O'Grady, who was peek* se
the time, he stabbed ll'llaans severely in the psis
Milano' fell to the ground, shooting "Oh, murder. Lewd
have mercy no me, I'm murdered," and in the coufesks
M'Keena escaped. The wounded man was takes te em
adjacent druggist's shop, where in spite of the animations of
• surgeon be soon died. M'Kenna was arrested yasterdey
morning in a collar in Barmouthotreet. looking very dirty
sad "seedy." Be wes remanded, and will be brought
before the fimouth comae' to-morrow (Wedeoday). The II
man O'Grady was too much injured by the wounds inflicted
on him by X'Kenim to give addax* yeaterday. I
la aumat Titiwrerigrg OP A LUNATIC fit OZ.
THE CONSPIRACY TO DITILtUD Tat sramotogsre DAHL I PORDSIGIM-On Saturday two persons, named Ayris, of
Benjamin Taylor sad Henry Kelly were charged with ' Marto.. ad Harris, rcley, in Oxfordshire, was re.
unlawfully yo
means topther to obtain divers largo sums filaKtieel7. ore the county magistrates at Oxford,
of money by means of fair and fraudebiot pretest:es. I with hanti7Zirerfully received and taken charge of one
Various witnesses having been examined, I Elizabeth Brine, a lunatic. The unfortunate creature, it
Mr. Serjeant Bellaatine put In the written correspoodeteee 1 sprees, has since the rise 1852 been of unsound mind,
which had passed between Kelly and Tavlor, commencing oo more than two occasions been an inmate of a lunatic
in January but up to the apprehension of both. The letters asylum, and wee._removed to the house of dyne, • tenant of
of Kelly were pregnant with suggestions se to the taking of her mother's, in July, 1864. In August lest she was look-
offing in London under dfferent names, suggesttne thoes of tog out of the window of her room, and recognised. an old
sehoolf.ellow, to whom robs spoked her f
wenfordeip
trcarce-be
retiring tenants with a slight alteration of their names ;
spin urging the adoption of the " Directory" as • guide to ration a
This r rdn a l y , and . _
to tee
re•
the names to be adopted, and on the whole developing a Ito circumstance being reported
well °reunited schema guardians of the parish god Mr. Hitchicip, surgeon, of
Mr. Ribbon contended teethe had a right to have the Oxford, who
room onwitheauftolloXogfutyture.visitedberherpenos. He fbeiout
letters written by Taylor to Kelly which had led to the
which
been
coneepondesoe, and contended that the whole ought to be Doweredwith ashift and shawl, bad evidently
just given to her to help to cover her nakedness' No
polar renTEraltinet Dery
ise rellilldetchroat be was not aware of glans wee in the window which looked north.
Ton Puorosno MturiNo or Isom Memegite.—The
Evening Post publishes the followiog list of the names of its ez'atenrjce, though it must have been bog since known The door was fastened from without by •
to his learned friends on the other side. chain. In this wretched plight, it is supposed, she bad
Irish members " who have speed to meet each other A protracted discussion ensued between the learned coon- been confined for 14 months. She was subsequently visited
upon the fifth of neat month for conference upon the per- eel on both sides, which eventuated in Iby the Right Han. J. W. Healey mid Mr. Woyland, ma-
listnentary policy which. after iaquiry and noinPariana, Commeon-Serjeant remarking that he did not feel be gistratea, accompanied by Mr. Hitching., and removed by
may mom, to their united judgment, besCraleulated to pro-
mote the common purpose of the Liberal representation of shouldthe...m be
"josntdie6ti,nupeoznclu.dbinis4Taylor's letters as part of their order to the County Lunatic Asylum. The nnfottunale.
lunatic is well ostosonaC her mother and sister residing in
balled ;"-J• A. Blake, Waterford City ;D. 3• Beardea: Mr. Berjeaot Bailanine claimed an adjournment of the the same village as Ayr* and being independent, so that
Athlone Borough ;B. DaVere2Xt Wexford Borough ; r••• case mail next day at 10 o'clock, in order to give oppor. lack of means could not be alleged as an ewes* for conduct
in unnatural. The mother informed the magistrates that
T. Synan, Limerick ;L. O'Beirne, Cashel Borough ; Major wait, of reading the letters, of which fie bad not heard a
O'Rlly, Longford County ; Colonel Gieville, Longford she had not visited her daughter to me that she was wad
County;t C. Moore, Tipperary County ; T. Kee- The Common Serjeant acquiesced, and the farther pro. ' for ; " that she boo no wish to nee hoc again ;" aad the
wo-rd until that moment.
City, Louth County • Sir J . Gray, Bilking, medley were adjourned until the sitting of the court to. sister stated that Elizabeth had been the bane of her life
City The O'Dooogbee, 'Trak* Borough ; .7.. B. Dillon, morrow owe day). for 18 yearn, and would be so loog as she lived. Apart from
Tipperary County ; Serpent Armationg, Sligo Borough ; I the imprisonment she has, we learn, been subjected to grows
G. Barry. Cork County ;J. F. Maguire, Cork County ; Dr. TH3 CASK OF DR. RUNT= ; ill-treatment-a carter's whip having on • very react 00.
Brady, Leitrim County t Sir P. O'Brimit Br County ;O. Mr. Butler Rigby made an application to the court in this canoe when she escaped from the house, been used cm her
Stock, Carlow Borough; Captain Oro •O. Westmeath case, that the prosecatrix. on account of the state of her naked body. Ayres and Harris have boo' committed for
Houaly ; 3. Hailyelti Memel Borough t O. Bryan, Kil- health.might be excused from Perseedi7attoodine before the trial at the Eliiiiii, when all the cirounistanom of this revolt-
bonny County ; P. Urquhart, Westmeath County ; Sir grand jury, and that her deposition only might be read. ing case will be brought to light.
STRISZ 011, TH3 NOTTINGHAM POLICE—At the
James Power Wexford County. The 0430n0r Don has He added that, if a true bill should be returned, he should
written to the Post to say that he would have signed the I then have to make an application for a day to be fixed for meetteg et kiss town mama yeeteeday, she ease et the
requisition for the calling of this meeting, but that harlot the trial, and be hoped that the promo:Ant would then be threatened strike in the police force was brought forward.
previously made arreopments to leave Ireland for the able to be present. He made the application on behalf of A few weal ..0 the mss, whoa __r___, on ~_,,, dory, d.
winter he found he maid not be present at the coofereoce. the prosocatrix, himself and Kr. Serjesnt Fabian= being fang f.O ebey7wgewa e a ~;;;;rpoo3l::;;;7tww.r.
He entirely coo
in the proposed °N at of the intended i Mowed to cooduct the case oe the parit of the crown. . that they should receive as advances of It was then
coofereoco-namely, "the promotion of a unity of feeling I Sedeaut Shawnee said that he was intruded to defend agreed tbst their ease should be f to the Watch
amongst Irish remessotatives in the prosecution of meet. 1 Dr. Hunter, with his fneods Mr. Sleigh nod Mr. Monte" Committee. Last Saturday night Mr. Fromm, the newly-
aurae for the bandit of the country." Williams, and, on behalf of his eliest, he most readily gave appointed chief constable, mot for a policeman named
VALUZ Or LANG IN YORKSHIRE. —At the Talbot ! his consent to any course that was likely to lead to a full , Gent, and telling him that he uoderetood he the ia-
Hotel, Haltom, on Friday, Meseta Bottlton and Son offered inuirr•' stigator of the previous strike, gave him a fortnight's unite
the South Holm and West Nees estates, to the North ' Tee Gamma° Sedeeet obeereett that' if there wee e°7 to leave. Gent begged he might be allowed to reign at
Riding,
.the property of the late Rev. Clinks Hal, rector probsbiutY of the Prcrautq being w
-'.ell *sough to attend am., aa he beg engereg the fares with a itaai aitamame
of Tornogton, for competition by public suctioc. The and give her evidemco in
mighttri 0
nOIItTOO 0(
not des tit, or three dr, .and be wimhed to leave it with the manta. News of Gent's
estates are situate about ohm miles earth of Melton, and he did not am why she d' h. ..table ___......b.-- dietnissal weed through tba form, and at 10 o'clock, whoa
are purely agriculturaL The area is about 566 acres, and tile rend jury before the/ wen re -rg— With "0""' the majority of the men mustered for sight duty, I DEATH&
in one lot Mr. Baker, of North Shields, was SllO last bidder to t • app icatioo to fix a Fay or. the trial, that he cor• they refused to go out apes their beats. Gent •
at 30.000/., or rather over 33 years' Pandeere. The estates Mier mold not do, bemuse, If the bill should be foood. ttLe they
mid, bad
way bees emir speheemea. "I , saudb.s.Dlf LIL-!l:ire.. tambider62.l4, as row court. Welfare.
were bovirlit in at 32,0001., and afterwards offered in three case would be ia the lett I.i* and they would deal with they had rmolved to stand by lien. Ther mem were 110TGLAB.-November 17, at Upper Bollovray, kasl
lots, Hr. E. Rom, of Melton, being the last bidder in each lt- He aultrarted la*
would not be d argod for two or three dac
cue, the totals being VOL -or 6001. less than in one grand jury .it would not be better," the questioned individually, and eight of them retard deafly of J. it. B. boogies, aged M.
lot. The reserves were 0001. !to ese whether the Peeseeetetz would not be able togs the night, and eight men who had done day duty wife told TOWLE& -No. rubor 17 ,at si
PATENT OFFICZ MUSRUK, 6017TH KETHINGTON. fore them, sod give her evidence. Ito go out. These were looked up in Ike watch-bow for DAvlll.-N. 17, at lolkedonsnunde,!........ D. Treiwaorta FS
"‘..-". .. slot
Mary AM, widow of the late D. Powier, fag
_._
B. by rid he would adopt the impedes of his : off t° fill their Pests' 43° Seed" eight the 184. WI" ; MAMMOND.-November 17, at the vicar's' Boman
-Number of tor" for the week ending Nev. 18,
become ;-- Rigby
be would meow ebe ...owe. ie..... ,it
.hoodd man •absent from duty. At the ht
YeeterilaY woos toe ger. 3. P. m—aiaa&
1,582. Total number since the opening of the ][atom free '''P' -r r---- - - - , eight of the force, named /ram Bilb William JIM% 1/117..Nffeaber 16. at. A.77--S
—borough, Suffolk. Inkl
daily (M•y 12, 1858), 975,335. ,became usosesary os a future day. ', Frederick Else, Joseph Porter, Whims Lord, °eery, Rich- Hui. by., second eon of Matthew Dawns- ---t Bill.
John Wilmore Pickering, 24, a post-atm letter-oarrler, ' mud. Albert twegniks, sac Abraham Masarcietige. mese in Denkreptcy. in las Ord 700/40 r
Rs. I pleaded guilty to • charge of stealing • post letter contain- ohmsed midi mroisordkomfon. The beach
Do BARRY'S D 11.1010178 FERAL= ItIBTOILINOverbs& P on. it, after a MOM* '..._' t i
MANTA ALUM Fool, yields thrke the nourishasset of the
best betd...d 0,, wirkost wodbmoo or ineoarentwww. Amer,. tog a gold plate LOil OM' a:Weis! teeth, the property of strongly on the evaded of the see, sad ea sees Illualeeml . waster elm eAttaehedndesolt.ewnth:mh ,ell eepsioted by
. MOOT
AS dadigesti,s), week asthma, cosemptios, debility. (Ammo.. the P...-----,ertesewr-GetwereL ar
1 them from ire tau' ; addinzethat if anything ef • eioniter . „emu, wag snotty regiettaa by
.....................lals imstat.
ties, diarrhapa, dysentery, Demos, below, over. and stomach He was ma to five pare penal servitude. i sate occurred with any of the fats the lint Mosta
acsellatata• and 'lam IftLel.±" its ma to other realed'o• James Mansell 11' Donald, 37, described as a clerk, be :lowed to take its full cornea namely. • rise ce 41).., or ........-..---------es-gpebeiebew----"lbs wfaun Knee
WOW area almoaaT• -De Lad Ce, No. 77.11301aereet• boded guilty to two indiskoeste charging him with a mood?* qmprioonneet. The Town Oiteeela. at their ummmo•••••• fe ths CIO of usroa NW'
Loudon, W. lo um. no., to. ea.; lobs. >s.; Wiss., ens. ; also _
at a, oloolaaorsimoriot a. ciestetlie i ep. use, erne eggs,
Oxford. • 1."1, ihe MOO Manal•ff. WWI " whew, the Wilt( eon la tookbare4t...t. is too masa it in
sheet; Nadal all Orocera.-44telaialateal ; 640 pleadel guilty to moan indistment, which ' rated yaps L. per era per Week I now, Noma. st. Jim

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

colli-
ANOTHMIC RArLWAY COLLISION. —A serious
sios occurred on the Auckland Branch of the
= North Eastern
Railway on finturday evening. It appears at an engine
had stopped to take in some water, and as the usual signals
wen not given, it was rue into by a train of waggons then
coming from Brandon Colliery. Several of the waggons
were broken. and Mr. T. Bell, an official on the railway,
received some slight injury

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND D 1

BIRTHS.
TIE —November 17, at Ostland•Ola, Streatham-bill, 1Y
of O. W. ?parr lob of • daughter.
WILIITIMOHAIL —.November 16, at Oxford.terrate, 101
the wile et liajor4eiteral Whittlogham. C.B , of a aoa
WBAoo.—November 11, at Btudloy-plsce. Walla- 104,
ham. Yrs. William A. Woo& of • daughter.

ILARRIAGES.
ALDER—HIGGINS—November le, It Alford, Walllae"!
J. Alder. Fee , to Jane Elizabeth. daughter of 7. 010140...:
110HENTHALL—WEEKLEY.—November 15, at Bt.eN
Paddington, by the Rev. 0. Henslow. A.
to Elizabeth Ada, daughter ot W. S. viscidty, liad. dß"'