The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

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LAW INTMLIGENCTII
(THIS DAY.)

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EQIIITY COURT.
Won th. Mute( of Ilis Rails.) 1
off ggp moire aseonarron COMINUFT—Tat 00Krainla
AM, 180.
nil wie.speMtlea presented by flee shareholden holding
SIO shores la this compsay praying the usual windiag-up
seder.
Mr. Selwyn. Q. 0., who appeared for the petitioner (Mr.
Erns with him), erom-examised Mr. Fowler,the ehrirmaa
of the Leedom Hoard. [lt &posers& there was • betook ely
the
leminuN a Manthester.] This aroweauolostlos entirel
bald ve say ass for windiag-ap, sad his Honour ob-
owed go
brproio( its promos theta it was by no MOW dear
wastisw party without a prim facie ease had a right to
pr a emed with • petition merely to attempt to make a case
egaksi a reesplay.
T. mho* 40., sad Mr. Eddie appeared for the
, bat well aot called awn, sad
HAHewer mid the petition must be dismissed with
est& ft seemed to have been persisted merely for the
roc. of ginning the value of the shares, sad the
psnon
eatwho bed obtained such gratifying information on
thee p mast sertaialy pay for it.
Southgate seded that he hed the &dri
Mr. ve result of
Ws panties IN to the parities ofop the company would lm
andimg as widely as was the fact of the presentation el
the petition.

COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIVOROK
(won the Judge Ordinary.)
Yocum V. TOUNG AND RUTLAND.
Mr. goose. Q.C., sod Dr. Spiv** far the petitioner;
Mr. Littler for the respondent.
pedikmr, s plumber mid glazier in Finsbury,
married the reepoedent in Much, 1858. He cohabited with
• st Ileckway end st Dalatou, sad there Ind been three
children. For some time ths parties lived on good terms ;
but sysetuslly the respondent Dessn to be too fond of
wain herself, sod to neglect her family. This led
abotreements, and in Jane, 1864, the respondsat left
her behead and bloc to sing at nitulic-balls for her live.
Deo& The co-respondent, an auctioneer, had, in ihi way,
made her sminaiatimoe, and he had Moos lived with her as
man and wife.
The jury baths found for the petitioner,
The court examined him as to the immediate canoe of the
orparatioe, end it appeared it was of a nature very die.
vegetal to the respondent.
Dome nisi
WRITIIORZ r. WITITNORI.
The Queen's Advocate and Mr. Pritchard for the peti-

The petitioner was the wife of a wholesale fruiterer, at
Dudley. Worcestershire, and she sought a dissolution on
the ground of cruelty, adultery, sad desertion. The bus-
load pleaded a denial, and several other allegations, but he
Mist appear. Then had been a aces.emit at the inalsaes
of the husband on sooonnt of tbe wife's alleged adultery ;
bat tts jury bad been discharged without giving • verdict.
The parties were married in Ootober, 1857, and the following
math the comanager was coefined. There had also been •
woad ail The petitioner stated that her husband had
heron to introit her very soon after the waddling, and she
dsiutd many instances of his brutality. There was •
separation in 1858, but the quarrel was made up by the
mimeo= of (needs, Ilsd the cohabitation lasted till 1862.
Tire adultery was alleged to have been committed with •
grrl who was cerdninging at his door at. the Obristnes of
1864 awl whom he bad enticed into his shop under pre.
Woe of giving her a cocoa-nut.
The joy having found for the petitioner,
The start node • decree nisi with costa.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, s•Commtserser.)
nt lut rids AND APPLICATION TO SIT ANDS • DIEND.
The debtors is this case, who were ship broken and coal
=rehear of Lower Thames-street, had exerted • trust
deed ea the 11th Jur, 1864. Application was rade by
Mr. Plectra, a judgment creditor for 4171., to rescind the
odor for registring the deed, os the ground that it did trot
reply with the requisite cooditione, and oleo that he
arid be allowed to avail himself of his judgment, not-
withstasding the mention of the deed.
His Honour now gave judgment. He said that • creditor
bed no right to lie by for • year, and then come to ask for
an order to reached • deed of this kind. Mratinie
the deed habeas meted es by the rest of the creditors ;
the property had bees realised sad is part divided.
Besides, the deed itself was as equitable deed ; and though
it wee an acted bankruptcy, after it was 12 mouths old the
law would not permit • creditor to disturb it by presestin
a petition for lubrication. Mr. Justice Shoe had already
upheld the deed by retrain the debtor from autody, and
the cart would not retry that issue. The spplicatios would
therefore be dismissed with costs.

(Before Mr. Registrar Pep's.)
IN ee COENELIUS X. L. DILLOI.
The heakrapt was described as of Morniogton-road, and
of Bstobett's Rotel. Piooadilly, lime a prisoner for debt
at 1, linaca'shuildings, Chancery-lane, of no occupation or
basins, has occasionally betting on moss. The edjudication
was re his owe petition. The sense of failure is thus stated :
Depreciation ut the value of my property in Ireland and
heavy loterest and charges to which I have beat rabjeotad."
The debts are returned ►t 10 000 f., of which 4,0301. is due
to the Patriotic Assumitos Campear, Dublin, who hold as
Kearny a mortgage on the beakrupt's life interest in some
property in ROSCOOIIIIO6, Ireland. The creditors ere prin.
tipsily resident I. Ireland. One of the largest Loudon
seditors is Mr. Quieten, tailor, of Bond-street (4781.), who
woe Mona teed. assignee.

Dr SL rArrurw ammo.
The bankrupt was described es o railway costrardor, of
Victorisotreet, Westminster. This was a sitting for proof
of Una and ehoice of assignees. The **rapt., in his ex-
amination before the registrar in prison, stated his debts
sad lisbihties at 27,0301,, but expressed his belief that his
adds ',oak! yield a surplus. Mr. Frolic Nowell, non-
t tor, of Canon-row, Westminster, was diem trade
ealigaft

IN is TEN HON. ILICHIOLD A 001381718 BETXILL.
The bankrupt, whose name has been go prominently
brought before the public of late, w as is well known, the
ma of Lard Westbury, the late Lord Chanoellor. Hs is
described as of 45, St. George's-road, Pimlico, and of
Stamm; Wadies.; harrister.at-law. The adjudication
was made a short time ago, oa the petition of a creditor,
Attenberongh, pawnbroker, of Charlotte-street, Fitz-
ropequars. Casimsliseat opal this the bankrupt applied
for sad obtained his release from euatody.

This was the sitting for proof of debts and choice of
laguses. The liabilities of the bankrupt have been roughly
esibeated at 23,0001.
Mr. Cliddley and Mr. Lawrence appeared for creditors ;
Mr. Bagley end Mr. Seeped for the bankrupt.
Arsonist the proofs tendered was that of a cigar mer-
shoat few 811.; Mr. Frederick Yates, 9601. for money loot ;
Mr. Heade:sou, stockbroker, of Throgmorton-street, 3211.
Mr. Lawrence asked t►e meaning of the item "prisms,"
in the stockbroker's accomot, which appeared on one aide
for 3,5001. ►nd on the other side for 3,4001. The specula-
tive transactions on the Stook Exchange ought to be closely
investigated, as they were clearly gambling transactions.
The proof was ultimately admitted, subject to further
essininatiou.

Mr. Chidley tend,rsd a proof by Mr. Welch, the regis-
trar of the Leeds Court, for 1,0851. for money lent end
advanced to the bankrupt for his woe. The proof stood
our, Mr. Lawrie:co saying that he should oppose it,
a the ground that the mosey wss advanced for an im-
Pores cosaidesstiou.

After Use admission et one or two other prod's, the Elitism
was adjourned until Saturday next.

THR POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLEBXENWELL.
♦ MIMI MOTHICI.

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den Watson, • well-droned young woman, was brought
co oe a warrant by You, the Minster° constable, charged
with denoting her eon, • child shout six years old.
Mr. Leftly, the relieving overseer of Islington, said that
the crime of deserting children was now very much on the
increase, and he bad therefore to ask that some pettish-
meat might be indicted as • warning to others. In
this case the prisoner had placed the child out to nurse,
and baring neglected to pay fork, it was brought to the
workhouse about three months since. Although she was
told when **child was, she took no notice null yesterday,
when she went to me it, and then gave • tab* same. She
was sensed of being the mother of the child, but this
she stoutly denied, and when the child was doves to her she
and that% did not belong to her, sad gave am • reason for
ber coming to bee it, that she knew the mother. The child
vat illegitimate and this was the nosed illegitimate
child she had tuidghin • short time she would give birth
to a third. Al the prisoner reloaded that she
meld not support her child, yet he (Kr. Leftl I bed
bees informed she wan midi's( In very hie
lodging at Lambeth, sad was in the frequent habit of
visiting places of amusement. The prisoner bad affiliated
the child, but bed takes very few steps to make the father
comply with the terms of the order.
The prisoner, who preteeded to err. mid that she had we
!ntentiou of deserting her dear child, and meant to take
it from the workhouse in lie amuse of a few weeks. She
lotted the magistrate would now forgive her.
Mr. Barker said he considered the ease fully made out,
sentwamd the primmer to see isseetle• herd labour in
the Renee of Correction ; but as this offsece seemed to be on
the Menem it would be as well to say that he should do all
Illsosid to check the evil.