The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-13 00:00:00

OOURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JAN. 12.

Skew in nesoo.—(Bedors Lord Mkt .Tuatioe We and
Jeweler William. Wilk" sal Keating.)

O._IOB2IAX.

This wee os of the appalls horn deciaione of revising
barristers which stood over from lest term. aced the oirount•
stasom were these:—The reepoediret darned to be Rum
Ile register for the seauly of Kest, sad his qualification
wee that he held premises of the value of 401. • year is
his ewe name, and that lordly with hi tether he held
ether premises of the value of 641. • year. The
Heim bet pre • was a count vote if he
was • tenant at 501. a year, end the Bgistastba AA
orefarred such • vote when two or mere per rented
joietly property of suiliobiat vale* to give 501. • year to
each of them if the net were divided amongst them. The
t coeteaded that he was 'witted Madd the 40i.
=db.:paid in hie own saes to the 321. his podia of the
net of the joint holding, sad thus make up together a
qsalifloMien at more them 501. • year. The reviling
barrister held tiled hi could do this ; bet this decision was
new appealed assist, sod it was rmatereded that than was
talking I. either of the statutes to ',arrest it.
The Hon. R. Bowie appeared far the app lint, sad
Mr. Hamm. for the reepoodent.
The Lord Chief Julia thought the reviles burbler woe
moan because there were ao wore in the Itegistratke Ast
which, authorised the Jamie. el the two rests to make up
• qoalifLoation.
Appeal allowed.

EXCHEQUER CHAIII.BIR.—JAN. 12.
(Sittings in error.)

. -
Their lordships amsousoed this mrsriag that errors from
different evens would be takes VI follows :—From the
Quera's Beach, oa the Ist, Zed. 3rd. mad 4th February ;
from the Court of Common Pima, oa the 6sh Fi
sad from the Court of Exchequer ea th• 7th itml
aililth
February. The roan will Mao sit os suck further days as
the busbies sight esquire.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
JAIL 12.
(Before the Judge Ordiamay.)
CHNTWYKD r. CHRWTIOD.—PAIT !MID.

Mr. Chetwynd arcs-asinined by the geese's Advert,-
I marred my wife, as I have said, roues the rode well. I
teapot tell pus the anima{ of her tartar. I have sot
received say mosey with her, 'sort SOW-, which I paid oa
✓etort of a child of whisk the was refined. 81141 also
paid a debt of 300 t. for in,, but 1 bad a set-off against
that. I took out my Bosons m • horeriseler it 1862.
1 was thee • raegisteste of the conety. I
leek out the Brew by agreemeat brines reeler
I never told her to ride 110111110 far the purples of welling
them ; but she has Addeo them. I have very often drook
at Dubin-bosses at 'rhea, bet I bad so habit of the
kind. I aim drank like a gentleman. I sever fought in
the streets of Lichfield, bat coos • man shock me, and I
hit him again. (A laugh.) There wan *sly or blow oa
melt side. 1 did net take off my coat. My wife has sots:
weird for me is the ferriage while I have bees in the
public-bore. I bah seen • lady named Booth, but I
doe'{ how bar. I roes tog bar and felled her "•
fs-
(ara•l old —of hell." She warn • woman who lied corrupted
my wife sad changed her religion. I may have written
haws ortraieg foal Lastige to Kra. Keight. (borne
Cr" valentines" with words of thisdesorion also writ-
them were heeded to the witoss, and were admitted
le have bra met by him.) I seat Item because I bed
hoed out that Mrs. Knight rated to plant • rams in my
hear to have sr watched. I know Mulock.
Me le Dow • debtor in Stafford gaol. ll* writes
is the Stafford eewspapers. I have not eme him
dam this car commeoced ; but I have had commualeation
with him is respect to this oar That was betas he com-
mitted the contempt el sees* for whisk he was tied. I
did not keow that lie was ping to attempt to intimidate
Mrs. Merged from proosediag with bar art. I under-
stood that he was joie' to publish somethieg about this
case, sad I wrote to him that be mast not print anything
that was untrue. I did sot in the least leatigate him to in-
terfere—on the cootrary. I found the diaries late in 1864
hat they wenlocked, sod it wana long ter before I ford
the key of them. The first I opened wan bark, and I did
Dot owes the others till three mouths ago. The two Preach
volumes were le • bookcase. They were of all sour—acre
rebeioas, so far as anything Popish eau be religious. (A
Lash.) I did aot object to her going where the pleased ;
suer that 1 thought she ought not to be conies to London
eo
oboe as she did. She and to come op to
hotels. Low people did oot come to my hour
except on matters of briers. I deny that I
ere snook my wife, or hod her, or threw anything at
bar. You have charged air with almost everything ; I
weeder you have not charged me with locking her up, like
• doctor who was tried yesterday. After the affair about
the Beandreert dinner the slept it my bore ; but she went
away at four or five the oat morning. I kept live somata
at Longdeo-hall. Out of 32 who came,l oily chose four. The
whets who came were alto WOO3lll of proper character so
far as I herr. Acs of the four I rigged was named
Frunenicia. I WAS not aware that I bad say queue! with
Mrs. Obetwynd about her. I did, however, he so alter-
oars with Mrs. Corns, the bounkeeper. I bad told her
thalami ought not to go telling tam to MraClietwynd about
me. The quarrel about the sovereigns was ore( to my
finding one short. I threw them at Mrs. Corns; but they
wen lore, for I bed tars theta out of the paper and
erred them. I have called her • "liar." • " swindler "
ada " b—," but sot • " w—." When I have hie
irritated by bee going to respecfabhtradesenee sad obtain-
ing good. wider false preaseor I have used arose lan-
guage ; but I have tried to forget it. f dotal swear. I
deo% d—. I did write the words "d— infernal hypo-
crite" to Mr Knight, and so she is. (Laughter.) No
heritage tan bo too bad for her. She is the wife of a
°Waimea who hes bees my Mood.
Re-exsinined— She had lathered Mrs. 011rwyed
charceig lien religion, sad what could be more wicked thee
that t Nobody redeemed Mr. Malook's order more thee
I Md. Mrs. Chetwyed also wrote to him. Be is not • man
to be dictated to by any or.
Edwin Rushers, jun.—l am • bricklayer's laborer, in
the maploymeat of Mr. Smith, of Lichfield. Oa she 15th
of November 1883. at • hitherto: 10 at bier, I 'nee Ma.
Chetwyod abOut half • mile from Longdan-ball. These vies
a potleman with her. It was not Mr. Charged. They
were walking very close together. Soon after I met Henry
Suffield, sad spoke to him.
Cross-examined—l crier say that Mrs. Cherryed was
arm-irenti with the gentleman. He was a yowl; path-
man, and not vary tall.
Henry Binfield—l WA • labourer. I remember mo
OW last witness. Two or throe minutes after. I ovell
Mrs. Chrwyed mid Nichols. They turned off the read
ieto Mrs. Foster's park. It was a light afar.
Cross-rambied—They west through the ledge-gates. I
knew Nichols, because be bad been pointed out to me.
Charles Orsm—l wan under groom at Loegdea in Decem-
ber, 1883. In that mouth I drove Mrs. Obrwyed to
Coked Hates, at Stafford. There was • ball that sight at
the Torre Ball, The nest morning I saw Mir Choi yd
at Mies Edmund's doer with • gerieloan. Helier it was
Ilothreitellenlin (Mr. Nichols). They afterwards rode away
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teres weeks. He did set swear.
Freest' Bialleld—Tbe *ld after the Stafford tell, la
Deorraber, M. I wee seat for to Looptles.liall, tad I re.
arehred wobbles the reed fee aboat isa robiatee.
Berne ilea breaskt lee • palatability which I took te
Liebeald sad deffvered to Me. Nisbet' at kir kalsiopm. He
°pared die psetseateas sad palled eat • top Goat sad •
Letter. which be neat I welted till be bed prides as
ague' ; earl he gave se balls sown for labia. It. I
easweyed MUM and &Soared it to
01 etereale. Neat ramales Hilts Bang Wm*