The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
now is Beese,—(Befere Berens Martin. Bramwell, sad
oilmen.)
MAMA! y. 00114761.

L. Friary James moved fors rube to show muse why
ye writ of MINIM la the eau tad the pr.:vernally Shortie
Used use be set oedema the pound that the mule of to-
ga Moot arise welds the hematitic's of the smut The
ratke wee bright to louver WM upon two promise
my setts rare jokey by George Cottrell, of Lu-
nn.. sad by the defendant, Heery Cottrell, who
8,11 breemr, sedan at Ftersose. is favour of the
TWOS Bank of Leads% of while the *slued h the rims.
semi edger. Whim the bills Means due they were diem.
wed, tad the beak proceeded easiest George Cottrell,
eke wen iodebted to them ins oomiderable sum, but he
sterwmds 0* the benefit of the Beekruploy AO, and
eleensd Lim dleeresee. They the. kneed a writ of ram-
mean nousi the present defeerkat epos the two
▪ h was served apes him at Florence.
astradui applisd to Mr. Baron Pigott at Chambers to
gig NI& the writ ea the 'mead that the ease of seem arm
oat ig thy kingdom. bat altkeecrk hie lordship eurremed a
*cgs if WOO in favour of the *Meet, he refused to dent,
guin rat, sod masted the mates to this mark The
lamed weasel vow coateaded that the seam of action arms
• 1M defsndant signiag the totes at Fiereees, sod not, u
naps& os the other skit, when the Doter wen delivered to
dr beak la London.
ow mem. without to
nun Mr. Leak q.c., sad
Ita feraw, lAN apposed, to show oases in the instanoe,
usedaseedy held that the seem of ratios moss within the
Widgeon d the creurt, and retest& the rule.
WID COLCIMereI V. iIIPTSTY
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Os the .mailable. of the &tidbit... Gamut the Kart
tad %sudsy week for the twarift of this costa whioh
.1,0 go isaportut question irsof as hospital built out
if weep frost the Patriotic Post is liable to the lewd tax.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Been Yr. Registrar Winslow, Si Oommiesimaer.)
U I. W. ILAJWII—APPLICATIOS POZ
The bankrupt was desoribad se a poulterer of Cam-
inswall.perk. Re WM/ applied to be released from monody.
The MOW* UM debts of 3834
llnpaper appeased
ad
in support of the epplicatios, and
end tint the baakrupt had bees journed sloe die sad
pennies retired for sot Ellin his accounts or attending
te be 'remised. Since the date of that order the
tart bed been erneled at the suit of Mr.
Roszof ea market, • creditor who had
eat peva his debit and be applied, last week, to be
=but the apply:atlas was refused. The bankru now '
to psy late court if hia Honour wouldpt great
lb, rename. The 16th of Jitoe bad been appointed for him to
coo up kr hie examinatin, but having reload 401.
by the einistamas at hi friends, as • oomposition upon his
MU. be hoped his Roam would grant the release upoa
theism beleg raid Into court
His Hamer asked Kr. Seleby, who appeared for the
&dung creditor, what he had to say upon the subjeol.
Yr. &My said that ha agreed to the proposal, but
ysemis it right to teke the opinion of the court ea I.
the compromise ought to be oessented to. He
theight it would be benefidal to the estate to swept the
Wray for the pima helmet of the creditors.
His Harour-1 do sot think there is anything improper
is wiliidiswieg from the oppoeitioo, bemuse the object
of meeting the bankrupt was to compel him to
mespiste his ersokisatioa in this court. He had
sew lid hie amount% sad asked to come upon
the lath et Jure fee the purpose of being examioed and
womb* for any °deans he might hare committed. He
=the 40i. might be sam an pled, d said the release
feasted upon the money being paid into court.
The perdu mabeequestly attended before his Honour, end
it haring bees fortified that the mousy had been deposited
with the proper oilier of the court,
Hi Honour signed the order for release.

THE POLICE COURTS
(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL.

NI TAW IDENTITY.
Mary A. Theorems, • woman aged 32, of most ma
;Itappausses, wee brought before Mr. Alderman
ems, °barged with attempting to pick pockets in
dit. Pears Chars. peed.
The evidence rested entirely a the deposition of a woman
mina Emily Wiles, who said she resided at 20, Gee-
skeet, Croswell-reed, and is the wife of • Jarman's
hearer. Ire was in Si. Pool's Caturayard about
half-per 1 o'clock, when she saw the prisoner stand-
by close to her, sod felt her dreg touched, and
saw the prisoner take her left hand oat of witnow's
peak, sod drop her shawl over her hand. She Irsi
in • parse, which had bra turned oat in her
=bat she mired nothing. She (the prisoner) then
II was followed by the wirer and wt v sees to lift
the dresses of several ladies and then leave. She followed
the prisoner until she got to Water-roe, Blearier*, sad
having a policeman with her she mane up with the prisoner
sad gave her into custody.
Police-ooestale 366, said—l was told to go with the het
whams. Al we went smog I mew a women wearing the
dress she had deseribed, and asked her it that was the
women, bat Wilms rid ea We then got as tsr se Ware-
ham, whoa we sew the prisoeer, end Wilson rid she was
the woman who had tried the pockets. I took her into
enstody, and she desired the arm I afterwards made
ilquky and found that she (the prisoner) had given a
sorer address, that she was well known al having lived
then for the last four yeses, and hare a eltarecter of great
respectability.
The prisoner, who bad redacted herself with great pro-
priety darn the examiostion, and was evidently ignorant
a all forme of police ioquiria amid that the whole ateta
meat of the witness Wilson was false from beginning t
sad, ad she hod witearee in court who could prove her
esspeetribility.
The oonrt seemed crowded with persons of • respectable
ehas.• who were %axiom to speak for the prisoner.
Mr. Jars Reared said—l am the prisoner's landlord
sad rep the Rose and Crows is Collartreet, Brattier.
I have know° her for about four year and a more trust-
worthy or deserving woman Ido not know. My daughter
fretly employ her about the hoar where valuables of
Miriade are lying about, bat I have sever mired anything
yet. This is a hard case. Bhe is a et:niggling woman, •
widow with dee children to maintain, one of whom is •
cripple, and she has struggled hard to bring them tip re-
spectably, and I never sem greater attention paid to • young
family than she has paid to hers.
The prisoner was discharged.

CLEBIENWELL.
♦ BRIACH orPIIONDIM OF MARILIAOL

Trederici Boddn, oI 29, Linton-street, New North.
!Odd,, wr summoeed before Mr. D'Eyooeurt by Elisabeth
leach, of 229, Upper Thames-street, to show cause why he •
milawf idly and without "ust cause detained a sheet of
drawers, two tables, one bedetesd, one festber.bed, two
yellow; two copper-kettles, and other articles, her property.
The complainant, a respeotablyottind young woman, and ,
with ten io her eyes, said that she had bees formed to be
married to the defendant is the early part of this year,
but he bad proved false to her, and in addition
to nearly breaking her heart by jilting her, had
detained her furniture. Under the belief that be
was a man of his word, and that he would not
fail to keep his promise, she had had the whole
el the 'orbitsre removed to his mother's house. Since the I
retch bad bees broken off she had made several applica-
tions for the furniture ; but several examen were made to
keep her out of her property, and amongst them war one
this she had sot paid the defendant 31. 3e. for the dress
is pm her to get married in. He had jilted her for no
reason whatever.
Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Fredericketreet, Gray'itinn-
road. who appeared for the defendant, said the complainant I
bed brought an action in the superior courts for the breach
of prima., and also for the value of the property in gum.
tion. This summons he (Mr. Ricketts) should contend must
be dismissed, u the defendant had not got the property, i
although his father bad detained it for the non•payment of
nat. The reason why the defendant had failed to per. I
form his promise of marriage were set forth in the plena,
sae of which war that the complainant wan not the paeegnol
of virtue she had described herself. Aod another was that
she had described herself NI being only twenty-eve years of
see while she was over thirty, and that was proved by • !
Piece of paper that had been found in her handwriting,
which gave her age, as well as that of her sisters.
Mr. D'Eynoourt said that was rather a paltry suttee for
smoking off the marriage. It was a lady's privilege not to
be called to alicoant for her age.
The complainant—The age he saw was not mine, but that
of my dear sinter, who is dead.
Mr. Ricketts said the furniture was detained for the
poh-Piiment of rent. Whoa the match was broken .
off she vas told to take away her things or she wouldbe
&urged rent, and she then said that as she had
*0 Place to put them she would pay the rest for the room. I
Uoder these eircumstaores, he (Mr. Ricketts) had to ask
for the dismissal of the summon,.
The mother of the defendant having deposed to the facts
es meted by her coins solicitor,
Mr. L'Eyncoart said he must dismiss the summons, lot
he couidered the excuse for detaining the poor girl's things I
we s most paltry one. The least that could have been
dins 'rhea the match was broken off was to have given
her back her furniture. The oomplairmat, if she phased,
could have • summons against the defeadaot's father for
detaining the property.
The ramplainact seed she would take one.
MABLBOBOCTGLEITRKET.
7112 ISIMIZTAILT or • IMIUGMT lOCIZTY MAGID MTH
ILIMMELLXIII2I7.
/Amos Joseph Noes. of 36, Quettetrost, Brampton, de-
scribed as a ciommerMA traveller was charged before Mr.
Tyrwhitt with ernbeuling at different tames various mud
busy to the amount of 1504, the moneys of the trustees of
the Coachmen and Grooms' Philanthropic and P°°'"°
heady. held at the Albemarle Arms, Beath Aadleyetrut
Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great MariboranghetrestoliPPenred
km the prowiciattee, sad Mr. Oldresms for the prisoner.
Ic owning the ewe Mr. Lewis said the charge against the
Miaow_ would hereafter resolve itself into OM of stealing.
Tio Prisoner, who vu the lllM•iihry et the Osmium and