The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

-11.04111- WIZ; iliiinrAND COMM JMA&

ISATTT V. !ANTON, AMAIN

Mr. Zara Jura tied Mr. Fraser appeared for the
plaiatiff; sad Kr. tierjeriat Galantine sad Mr. Luk for
the deleadaat.
This was ea ears reasbt by the plaialif, a Estrella,
ear min os busload tit 7, Park stout, Kleg's croft, to N-
ewer how re defeatism r adaristrator of Ob• Jobe
Bath nabs. lam ma KM. Ss. 61., for ware alleged to
he deo era klas to the • tiff. .heeortlieft to the plain-
tiff's eadwee, It tip that Mr. Pura, the decreed,
who was la tederadest aresertancer, rase addieted to
habits of istaamparsoes, sad residad at Ilysleawthips,
Old Kent-reed, whin burg some arta seganiatasse
with the plaited', with whoa Ito dealt, be asked his to
enter his service sod act u his " protector " at the wages of
11. a weak. Tea plaintiff took tip his terrace at Wrier
cottages on the 10th of 'assay, 135.5, sad remained there
till the death of Mr. Pantos, whisk Grit trot plea'
la Asian, 1856, derail/ which time he bed only
rewired 31. ea armlet. When thus be minuend
✓ata of dreckweere and Aehasebery, Mr. Pantos'. chief
sassereat being in flilsg the here with "the bruit of
the low." whore he wed to agile with spirits sad water,
.ad miler by a Germain bud, which he kept orstastly is
starsdare.
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—Tit; plaiatiff, in his troseaustaloation, 'rated that My.
Mukha's, the hoseekespor, shpt with it,. Penton, and that
Kate Brown, the plaintiff's wife's sister, slept with his, by
whoa she bad a child. Hie wife died in 1854, and he
would, hayloft a large fanny, have married her sir!, hid
the law permitted his es doing. He was in the habit of
Raskin and Inching with Dlr. Penton. and on one Dm
dos he took his to Des Cast's. Mr. Pastan bed Stilly
mound fro= his TWOS INAS' while ander hie protection.
At this stage of the preaseMegs du Chief Bane suggested
that thieves a Mann whist bad bitter be istsind into oat
of court. The details, if he sight tads, from what bed
pained, were scat disgusting, sad totally unfitted for the
patine ear.
Mr. JINNI wee willing to fall fete the sane suggested,
bat Mr. Ballwin* said there wire circumstances which
s=pelled his to go os with the ease.
Mr. Thosoun, who was the neat witsyn called, said he
was a tailor, and was a friend of the We Mr. Pat ties. lie
was is the habit of vlsltiog at Blysios-cottrges &Wog
1856, when ha sat two " podium," win se names he did
not knew, bat Sep were redid respectively " the Mosel "
sad "thee iptain." He had heard the deceased say that the
plaiatiff as. hie 'servant.
Croon easaiavd—The plaintiff, a0tw.in0;........
sated in the capacity of servast, eat at table sad officiated.
Mr. &least Ballsatins—Wkat do you men by "(A-
dana' f"

that b.

Witiwie—Why he maid. (GagM•r.)
eastiweed—Mrs. Ihrithaes and Kale Br)wa
were in the habit of dicing at table. After diamer the
witentleusa" had pia and lietOT and pipes Led tobacco.
Poliewtematatee Hayden. 98 P,.ald be wu 0° the beat in
Ire millibrubscid la which Mt. Panto@ resided, kr thus

maths. sad whaesesti bequest riots It thedessued's how, r
to gull whisk he had bees cossaatly waled is, sonotime
two or thus tines ia the souse of the sight. The plats"'
had sued is tho asset, of wrest to Mr. Pantos, sad
toed to Me ears of his. Be bad heard restos ay that
the phial& wee the ally pages ea whoa ke meld depend
to tabours it Memel( mad hie Moe.
111 r. Berjeast Ballastise—Whes you Wen galled la is
gull the rats seed yes to take se eessatessl glass ?
Wieser—Oh, Fa, I have MI salsa.
Mr. lietflest Hdlastiae—Yoe sat dews In you roe.
sustale this with the ompesy
WA:111101—Yes.
Mr. &Jejune Belleatise—Yos at down I suppose with
Mr. restos, Mn. Matkbare, NM Brows, sad Mr. Kraft,
Witness—Yee, went down mil together, sad had a glare
of Fog.
Mt. Iletjeast Beaulieu—Do yes fits u well Maid as
your game boat
Witua—Not gaits. (Laughter.)
Mr. &dust Bsillatisre—Bass yos told your Impala of
the mode yes adopted to guiltless riots ?
Witmer—What sods ?
Mr. Suisun Ballsatisi—Why by 'Miss dews sad
tables grog with the rium.
Witetua—No, I did sot all bin that.
Mr Berjeast &mild soy aM. Did you
hare • pipe
Witsese—l did. but I did sot seeks. I palisaded to do
ee. to plow Mr. Pubs.
BetJaut Ballastise—l as gives to sedentead that
you are • good usgeser. Did you ever Mow the asepasy
with a wag ?
Witsese—l ones west to see Mr. Pastes Mies off duty,
soli I " sesesmodstod " his with s nag. (Lushest.)
Mr. Jusee—Yea hays always segsaistasses °slur bests
--ew.oks, or waseihiss of that sort ? (A laugh.)
itesse-0 et yes ; smithies of that kind. (A lasgb.)
Mr. Jams—Of some, I Mow that it is gaits esetoatary.
Witems—Cettaiely.
Isabella Kraft, the plaistirs daughter, was this pet
Into the wham-box, but, at lbw alleritiva ref lb. 1""84
judge, who throssbost the preuediage eserelead his dia.
•p?roval of such a ease beteg brought before the public, •
jun was withdraws.

Is tbs case of " Mukluks v. Pantos," 'blab was as
sedan visits, sit of similar eircarastaams. the same rusk
lallowsd by cows.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Dic. 11.
WOMB MIL COMelleallei MUISTD.
Ili ZS 111•001111 AND DLT.

The benkropts were provieloa emesitanis et Wepping.
and formerly of before OrbasispeL This was a
meeting for the teatiott of their apperwW. The first
mentioned banlenge le well knows for bee devotion to the
army sad her wiellalnene la the Delman Snag a omen
period of the eempMpa. Mrs. lamele is cart,
bat was alkali me saillatals, as no
balancechthe bei ieea AieC A eLaei Irma% was
therefore ordered. It was remarked that rid lady sp•
peered is better spbits them ea the meek= essesion,
when her =SIMS sal maim mime' ladissrel that
she did not simmesheed Me preessMsp whisk
bad bees ommei @O w* WNW and her prider,
apparently viewing the whale this; ea ea °lmpedes%
attempt of the lawyers " tomato her antheadae her estate.
Today the old lady chatted with greet vivacity to her
solicitors and the principal °fibers of the mart, sad sesawd
nub elated by the late public maalfestatlos of burnt on
her betel,. Several military geatlesma were mutat Is
court daring **proceedings.
The bankrupt Day was formerly the asparlateadaat of a
gold aryl silver Was In Central America, sad a bill of es-
change for 1001. was this day resented opiate his separate
estate b a li:editor, who said be had pima value for it.
Mr. Day said that the draft was apse the ehakmaa of the
company, bat was am secepted.
The proof was admitted as a &lat. :

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Thic. U.
men 0010611111,0 MILLEN.
II RI WILLIAM IAWIRON CORNWALL.
This issolvest, a 701111( men, who bad bee. a hither la
Northampton-01w, Old Heat-road, was opposed by Mt.
Balgood for Mr. Jewett Edwards, the detalulag creditor,
sad suprorted by Mr. Hawse.
Two pasts were .aired—eontrastieg • debt fraudaleatly,
sod disposing of property. Tb. opening ',editor took the
business of the laselreat, 4 Nerthaaptacplece, psyiag
him 3391. He afterwards brought a ionise against the la
solves' for fraud sad deceit is the sale of the hareem.
The jay give 701. damages, sad the seats reseeded 801.
The issolvent bad get rid of a pod deal et property, bat
the dispel/Ace was &senior to the Judgment whisk yea la
May last.
33,. Cornairioner Phillips held as the authority of the
ease of Harwood, decided in 1839, that the creditor bars no
right to inquire late the dispceitiou of property before his
jai:tritest.
Mr. Served thaw raised the questica of headalontly
contracting a debt, sad eoaplained that pieties should be
defeated by "miserable technicalities."
Mr. Comaiseloset Phillips, as the authority of a ewe
(Re Moab ram), nled that the *at maid set be establiskeL
The iasolvest was disabused.
SHERIFFS' COURT.—Dac. 11.
20021 10. 11011/010/0 0000 41D • 50100

KILTS V. RARVIT.—,:IIIII. CON.
This wit • writ of inquiry test down from one of the
superior meg% fee the assessment of damages is sa action
brought seine the defendant, for having had wham'
othearratim wW the *ifs of the plaintiff. The dinars
Were pat to sin lodloolka at I,ooof.
Mr. Wooilmikeopplarod for the plaintiff; Mr. Sisjeast
sagookottod the defendant.
wu Robert Stays, Sol., a gestleman hold-
Ins • bVirilial poet asks the Hon. Bast India Com-
pel, via a the Udder Court at Tamed', la the
Einemlimllengy, and the Maoist's's% Hoary Boys
norm, was • major la the Dray, holding st the meat
ties, it was said, the Motet disk of lisataaaat s4okl lash.
96th Regiment. la 1837, kor *staff, who at that time
Wes &oat 29 years of am woo twarrisd to Maria Zhu
Orokl, ko keg bur of • sokkera la the Company's lar-
ks merinos Wig adoesteed anordlai to the rites of
Mr aglbb tbnds a Gessiall. by Ma a the Company's
__tea.rad key
_Hood tog atber ow the meet ages.
lessen Wm. Ice 1939 Mrs. Keys bad a child, bat it wan
still-bas, eel in 1841 she had another, but it only lived 15
math swathe had bed nese add. They °asthma to
maids at Takata for some years, but the dinette was un-
healthy, she es Mrs. Kamp was fa &Mete health, Mr.
Keay., in 1848, took a residuum fee her is the hills, when
she passed several =oaths during tho year, and she was
vlatta4 by the plaintiff at every ooportialty his judicial
dads. kook admit of, or whenever he had 15.,. of abeam,
whisk, bokker, was seldom accorded him. Bh. wee rt.
paean urged to some to Eagles!, to improve her haialtb,
bat she declined, and she sentissed to reside at the hill.
away from her busload, whose leave of abodes was not
mod thou oat math in the year. She was there la the
meths of Ossobar, November, sad Dassarbor, 1863, sad ft
was than that the isterethree took place bedroom hr and
Major Haney which was the subject of this sake—the
defendant beteg at that 111 Me military seceetary to the
ridassaader in-chief of tito_pkolfiky. The adulterous fa-
torkarse took plus at Maltablielliwur, on the hills, at a
plus between the bin Pookb. NA at Nook ; and
by the withdrawal of the plea of ma wad* as the
part of the defezdeat tod been pawn the enemak the
Brat instants, the test of nab b>tmMatse he aka
pad was admitted. On leaving Heals atepewit& Oa
Bonabay where she wujethed Ms heeooo4 SE the
J 26th of anuary, 1864, after vhdigi ng lbe owillawas of
Mr. Toast:. the secretary to the goaosassais obi sorb del
for Haelsad is the Moms Viands, end IM plaalak
parties from her co dock, iras much aisle& Or*
afterwards /epode got into axolotl's as to as Wks",
which had dieted between her sad Major Harvey, white
wen comnandated to the plaintiff, who was astousded,
sod emited them as isseedibie, but on tavastliatios, she
1161111 Imo now dimmed that they wed
rwenedelL72 .
94 the bills, Major Ptrkinson. aa
WPM friend of das accompaiod Mrs. Stays,
and was a wither of The familiarity which edited biomes
bag and the defendant, partieelarly la a bougalow at
Paaals, whoa their steeple' apartmests, whirls were takes
by Msj ,r Harvey, were in Mee propinquity, there being
only a diniag•rotus Deimos them, and they were watt
dolly t -Rather. Os leaving Pthash, Mrs. Keep earnestly
begged of Major Parkinson not to meatiest to her husband
wbat he =nal have noised In her Goaded to Major
Hardy, Wheal he told her that that would draped ups eir-
carnstanees. Hs told elm plaintiff, about • mouth afterwards,
the reeds of his not dolts so before being that lur desired
ti desalt some mutual tritest'. The plaintiff seat iMirtsr
Cons to Etglead to take proceedings, and • sueduase was
sent to India for the oxessiestion of witnesses viva vote.
The 1111C111140•1 Were now produced, and those of Mr.
James Grant Hamadan, Major Parkineon, Captain Pon-
sonbe, and Mr. Young, thief denary, were road. Major
Parkin:on sesta that Mrs. Beals wen of paosionate tad
uncertain tipper, and that the plaintiff was very kiad and
affectionate to ha co all occasion,. Mr. Young deteribed
his as a considerate awl hidalgos t husband, and is his en.
dainstios that wieners raid Mrs. Leaps offered from
Pontifical fever. He was present when tee plaintiff
Wok leave of her on the @tamer, and saw that he wee meth
sleeted Mrs lions was not. Ha heard the reports about
her two days before, bet be did not tell the plaintiff, as be !
had no opportunity of making inquiries as to what task!
*•• at Potash between her and Maj or Harvey, bet he
did tell him afters wards. He did nut wait it; buts.
Inquiry Its fkad eireamstances proving the codetnires sf
arks was said. This action was brought with a view
saps br • divorce.
Me Palmer, the plaintiff's solicitor, stated that the writ
wis not d until October last year. He was unable to
find the defendant before. He bed hem inquiring for him
icr month', and he found that he had returoed to Bump
but was living on the eentierint. The writ wee ri
within a with of his knowing when the defrodast was.
Sin ent Pigott said It would not have been a win
charge of his duty, as the defendant's soduol, to have called
wittesoes to upsne the charted, of Mrs. Leap. It amid
not be denied that criainal intimacy had existed he-
tweett her and the dotal:idiot, and emu damages mums
be given ; bat the tenon was not broegbt with the
view of daweirsa gloss, It was ate poled* to a
divorm ; and anal was the anomalous state of the
law at patent that an action peat be Moselle
and a verdict given before an applicaties for a dimes
could he mad.. It was not br.ught 'Mil nearly two pars