The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCIL
(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIYORDL
(Balm tin Judge Ordinary.)
acianntin s. bonnie&
Dr. Spinis fir es, poillisosoi Dr. Wasik*, for w
agondsat.
Tits mails' were married 11 Jamul. Pra, the ramie
diet saboostratiter for urpeaton work an • mo,
way. inhalgtatica took plans la sword Lamy
it=s in flosuran met Oars wall tin Junary, us;
thou was • uparatien. Ths pseitioner _.
bar hothead with various gnu of missondast. Ha kq{
samusively bed hours, ad was altos guilty d
positive violators. After the mparation the mee,;;;
wont bans to bar father's at Itroilosnon, le Torksldm,
to 1856 the respondent cuss t• has and snood Isar to *vise
to him. As she did not duns to comply with
masa* its told her that sits mast go with a:
dud or slim He west away and fetched • Mum. bear.
mods bar swaps. His this raasarked the him)
lii her, s sad a.. trading her promoted du pistol mkt
soother. He afterwards threw it into the river, whim it
was subssquatly found loaded. H. wea taken before ue
magistrates for his threatening mann. One of the mi.
amnia, • brother-in-law of the raspondent,
the raspoadoot wan shout as matt • we.
guard as was to be found os the earth, net
that if its bad coons into his (witasses) house see,
would have cut him down with • choppsr_. (Undue.)
Adultery was proved to have boo remained frith lodde
Fauna, its servant at • pablko-himu, es Janow, sod
the Alkali lan ; sad with Bliminth Oolliss, with
was still cohabit* at Falmouth.
After. the sividonno Dr. Winston &bandana the datum
oatandjury,willoont troubling On Judge °thaw, is sue
Dsmeo • verdict for ths palitkom.
aid with mato
assuults v. autumn.
Yr. Pritchard for this madam.
Tb• parties were married in November, 1860, and tie
hod boon two shady's, is, Inn born is January, 1554 oaf
the snood is April. 1852. The respondent, mu
seas the Isoillord of the Mot Hotel and concoct rows
at Liverpool, was guilty of considerable oise,
sad there was •• tomporary separation on
count of his amoduet. Os the Day of Atonement, u
September, 1863, to man home from the synagogue 11 a
very bad temper and shared the petitioner for be
attending public worship. She a-id that she es
sot is a condition whoa abs could kohl)*
ham gads. Mom >M adored her late the tvi
hat ship having bon fasting for 24 linos, sad hubris ism
at her breast, was unable to stand from oboes *IQ
wadmass. He therefore accused ber of being drank, ma
threw her out of the bor. She kept her bed for two dam,
sad than because she refused to go baok to the bar dm
sh• bad been charged with drunkausass he beat la.
and kicked her and tore her hair. Adultery was mei
with • woman who went by the name of " The Pair Hose
Ths jury found for the petitioner, and said they though
the case is. of extreme cruelty.
Decree aid, with costa.
This vas the last jury cause on the list.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CURIUM WELL.
• TIMM? •11AULT.—somrs Kg 0017111.
Joins Crowder', a comermaspr, residing is Bomer'sectra,
wee charged with bring drunk, disorderly, and maul**
Henry Walker, a gold chain maker, of 32, Arlisgtosetreet,
Clerkenwsll.
The complabiant was looking at the thifeadant, who was
surrounded by a member of boys, and without saying awed
the defendant west up to him and streak him is the be.
with a stick. He followed this up by hitting the on.
*faint as the bead and knocking him on the ground. Hid
it not been for the arrival el the police, the prhooar, who
WY proceeding to further seta of violence, would hme
severely injured the complainant.
Tyhe defendant made a rambling statement, but did not
Cllr.
Becker misted the difemisallo paps Lae el 30se
in default to be imprisoned and kiln to bard l'hoor in the
house of oorrestion for one month.
The phone/ no scooter beard the decision than be teems
no violist sad not that it wee tappable to p on wilt
the bruises, and had he not Nis prevented, be would have
Mimed the officers and gaoler. The prisoser has mint
times been in custody, sad ea every measles that Its ie
locked up be bee to be handtroffsd to prevent him break.
lag the doors and windows. flo violent was the prism'
that his committinest was at once made ask and be wee
then removed to the hoses of correction.

TIADININCII.II DIMS.
George moo* , • pompom, of 1, Suttou•plaos, Winks,
was chamed with unlawfully ringiog the door bell of 14,
Peon•raid.villas, Caledonian-road.
Mr. Bishetis, solicitor, of Frederick-street, aray's4a•
road, defended.
Sim Langley stated that she now resided at the dens
'dames, but formerly lived at 14, St. Jobo's-villas, Upper
Holloway. Last night the defendant cams to the bow,
raaa the bell twin, and she thee pve him into easterly.
He had applied for money ma mom them one otessioa.
In answer to Mr. Ricketts the witness Matedphat die
owed the defendant 34 10a. 64., that be bad applied fee
payment, and that he bad been refutes& ; the mama asked
him beta the house. ad she Shoo soot for a oonetable mad
gave him into custody.
Mr. Ricketts ooniplabied of the OfilCiOUMlll of the polies
ia locking ap a respectable tradesman on such a paltry
charge, end that without the heist inquiry they had charged
him with ringing a bell without lawful excuse, bat then
was Dot the least pretence for the charge, for the &hod-
ant was at the house to ask for his debt, and according to
the evidence) only meg the bell twice. The police should
be chary of looking up tradesmen without to ikiog pram',

. Barker dareharsed the deferviaet.
MABLBOBOUGH-BTRZIT.
• STWGI DILOIIIOI,

Yrs. Elizabeth frilikiasiaa, es old &botch atosehly nuns,
cl e abllltheidmost beanie Mae draokard I. Loudon being
at this °cart. Bow•etreet, Marylams,
end Westabister, oboe' three bemired Wass with
beteg drwsk, sad who has for many yaw ben
a wages of mush **able to the polio, sad km
oftea passied the magistrates to know how to dial with
her—wes brought before gr. Haas by the parish deems el
St. Martids that so order for her admirtion to Haswell
Lanatie Asylum might be sigesd. It appears that fer
some time post Mrs. Williamson has beim labouring us&
the delasioo that she bad bees apprint4 laundress to its
I Mace of WSW, sad oa several occasions hat pas W
Marlborough House, sad caused so much annoy/ma WA
, the polio@ hare bad to ramose her. Another at het de
lusioas is that the Prince of Wales has settled a thewisi
a year upon her. Thews delusion' bare at !smith bed mob
I an effect upon her mind that it has been found media
to place her under restraint
Mr. Sao: signed the order.

Fins AT GIZAWAZIEB, ROTHELHITIIII-•
This morning. ia Lower Botherhiteatreet, a escrow ad
densely papalated seighbourhood, a fire broke out is tbe
premium belong* to Mr. Timothy Gina primary cud all
cake warehouse proprietor. The whole of the four gam
are burned out. aid the valuable natant' ocoustuntal.
A Wrvnene Man fialtaow. —The committee of
the House of Lords, while bearing 'lido* reepOlimi the
Public Schools' Bill, bad the advantage of the opinions std
statements of a fanner and builder at Harrow, whoa ra
marks, as prided is the minatee of endow, masa as
amusing nue in the committee. Hanes stated that be
bad bad the boomer of " two jobs " at Harrow
tlee ehapel and orsy—the wittier woo
and if be ekes had the of seeing the boys of
tbe school cm hie property. His answer was, " Yrs, ',SIT
much so ; sad I someenam tell tame to ley does that
I bay. a doable badge us my farm, and I lied nal
ePiiM of soodanater bottles and pipes there ; so oohs,
that my men talk of cuttiag it does. I slid I would set
allow this I mid to the boys, ' You most liter this ;
not allow things to go on which hare a tendency t• be An
I call woos.' I am sorry to may they destroy my bellern
very musk, and if I threaten Mem to inform of it Hof
say, • What is that to you, old buffer?' They were •
the best of terms, aeverthelen ; although there ha Mid
of rustic nosy in the remark. "If they my to me 'old
Wee,' take no setae ; I Meow what youth is end
they ere room gallium.. The aseenest me al ay toe
went os their grenade, they woad be Irani
et
to the policainatton ; but with time pair
I do eat mann the same Wag, of sense. _
question of a geofeesioali obareoten, asked Mull la'
Granville, to the destine is the value of leaM. 1
perky f. forenortila to its dimness from the eabood.
with an trreistibly senoviacing INISIDOSIO : thiek rof
lordship," said " puma for 016;
if you IMO slag to cheese ait build • house es,
lea
scald not Him a dosedful bele; you wend lite lean
year eye, perhaps 140 nil.% ore, at lean, over eau 100
eight Onetime." Be did 01, be mid,
the ter' " liming etiseation" mu* but the tea*,
people of Hansa saw peek stanneen
Suasion at the head of tie govereneed ries sat el •
elassiededeostion. sad they thought this was the sista
tie. liiiireelldeen eaglet be bona His boy fell it • PIA
'Rojo** be as sot sent to Hancom "He is sow.* •••
ties Inbar, "wimp bead ia We ovensp to lows lis
froases lenglego, and ether tides, whin see aesesenT
make bead fa the world. He said te se. 'lf Yov haw"
there I should have bad the presented the emboli; se
hen had to pay for my eionetioe. and I have self
got bell an edseatien either.'" Zed Groullist
" Why did yea net send Ina lbw r Mitoses: •' I lie
fearful t I tVd est Wu to have kis he
ley beokem_Liew
remark to enplaned endorsee wideb is bad
eyed, that la limes pest the trodeneen's sea caw
nested by theether bops. The weeny builder agptiosSo
"
bum hem ea ezaellent terns with the committee law
Gut, sad less Wainer* awed to bad is Mee " feal
Si Poole) senepesed about the sehosel. if Lad 1000
mondial, In nee