The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

COURT OF EXOTIZQUFa.

satins. it B..a..—(Befor• the Lord Chief Bane Pell*,
and Barons Bramwell, Ohanoell, and Ileum
HAUCINTON V. VIZ MIMI MAWR 12(8CIANCI COIIPArt.
This was an tenon oa • policy of bieurunce effected Gen
vessel num& the Urpot whilst she wu on her
from NllOl6ll to Havana. It was an Murano. ni-C
ship " lam or sot lost," at sod from Hausa it
Greenock, and the evidence showed that on her sawn
at Busse sim grounded sad was injured. At Um intt
lame Mr. Baron Bramwell, at the last mime, a yogi
was taken for 353:. 3e. IL, subject toles,. MA, delegon
to move to enter a noesait or verdict for him, the mom
draw all the neemeary laferenees.
Kr. Edward on the part of the defesda.t.
intwid .000edingly. The pointy ducat* was whether*,
ousel had at toe time of poonding actually arrivals
LIMBS end the risk therefore attached.
The ooart granted • rule nisi.

C 013112 OF PROBATE AND DIVORCL
(Before the Judie Ordinary.)
This reoraiarg the Het contained no fewer than 105 audio,
Three of them related to the case of alit ed v, go
ivied, but they did notoorne on. It b probable that ttq
will bedispoeed of in camera, the questions beiai dad
those tunially dealt with is the Court of Charm, (moor
of children sad the ; sod the Putts Itttitt bob a
application to the Court to follow the ardent, pawl
practice. Sir James Wilde said that he would to-swam
state the course he would pursue.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Colussiesioner Hoiroy.4
IN 1Z TROIKA!! AIDUITNONG GOUGIL
The bankrupt w.ol described as of Orford
ware-road, formerly a liestensat in the army, id
He came to the court on his own petition, asenlag
failure to his being sued in this country h 1 mg,
tors. His debts are 2,3171.. of which 1,000/,
money agent named Mabel. of Batudore. The awn es
stated at 721. in cash ; expenditure 2004 • your 4 the try
years prowling the failure.
There wu no opposition. and the orderer. map&
(Before Mr. Omega/loose Goelborn.
His Honour set to dispose el the list of rens why
should have been takes by Mr. Registrar Wiegoe, wish
now usable to act in oonsequeeee of the death of SLOB..
snissioece Fooblangne.
His Honour, se takieg his seat, said he bad numb
believe that, es soon as the usual formalities wirermapl*
Mr. Winslow would be appointed to fill the emu
caused by the death of the late Mr. Commimbesr ley
Masque. Several of the cues previously heard helms lit
Winslow bad been adj -used pending the complstios of go
; and on their completion Mr. Wiselse wY
=aie:powered to dispose of the business of therein
DI as sea ILLILDLZY GIGION CULLING FARM!. But
The baekrmpt is described as of the Albany,
late of Frogmen. This was an &dimmed litheg fermis
nation and discharge ; hut though the cue has hoes him
the court for some months, so accounts have hem Bei.
Another adjournment was take, by eoeseet. raw
ties are said to be between 20,0001. and 30,000/.

SURREY SESSIONS.
(VIM DAY.)

(Before Mr. Mon.)
MN:TOM ROBBERY BY A BRAY DM:VIM
Wuhan Darer, a will-dreemed man, aged 29, aad bl
meribed as being a photographer, wen indicted for fan
may stealing a broods add two war-riop of the d
151., the property of Henry Leonard Bert:.
The prosecutor ia a gentleman residing at Shalspeills,
Mien-roe& Peckham, and from the evidence of his as
it appeared that about two months ago she he Is
miefortime to lose a brooch (sot the ON Ili
I boned in the indictment), and her husband adroit's(
for its recovery in the aewspapere. Nothing bower. we
beard about the lost jewel until the 11th Was het,
whims the prisoner promoted himself at the PC06101106
I residence, and stated that he was a detective officer d its
division of pollen and that be came about the heist
1 which bed been advertised for. He motet that the bead
had Dot been lost, but had been stolen by two boys, tee el
I whom bad told against the other, and that was the my he
baptised his information. The primmer then added Ph
the boys bad stated that the brooch they took was meth
one they wanted, bat a more valuable one, which they lel
ors wars by the prosecutor's wit*. Os this the Mow
showed the prisoner a case containing • brooch end a ail
*scrimp. and the p4oner at coos said that theme woe Ile
jewels the boys ted. The prisoner came to the Is.
at 1, and reneabeed until a quarter to 4 o'clock, wale
far the return home of tLe prosecutor. In the °Paris
be
had endeavoured to puma& the witness to accompley
him to the police station to nee the boys. She dm
alined to do so until 4 o'clock, when the prima
said that if she did not go at ones the boys wad
be discharged out of custody. Oa this she reinelsety
estementod to mmompany him, ad before whim a the
prisoner took up the ease of jewels to quokka styles be
hated to show it to his brother officer. Be pet the ca
into his pocket, and they set oat together. Os the invite
'Meese oessplamed of being tired, and the promo aid a
oak into which they both got. Gs hing the aims
Maths at Nahum, the prisoner oat to amebas he
halt, stating that he wanted to me his brother AK,
bolero going to the @Wipe. During the ride he his be
quietly repeated that he was a detective, sad said hew he
would get the boys panielsed. tai be i the cab stopped the
prisoner got out, and after telling the driver to take chop
sl the witness until be returned, he went away, aryieg
wish him the case of jewels. The prisoner did net ram
and she (witaeln) never saw him again until he was in has
bay on another charge at the Clerkeswell Pobseerst
fibe had never se the property since the prism* la it
away.
The testimay of Gimp Dudley, 488 X, west le ohm
fiat he took the prisoner isto custody ea tbeehame after
be had been fully identified by llrs. Bach. The pima
told her that if site would scot press the chirp
against him he would inform her where the property es,
sad he mentioned that it was at a place ie Spiafisids, op
mate the church, but he gees no further portending.
The statement made by the primer when beta ths
magistrate was read, and set forth that the prosecutrit bid
held out an inducement to him by which he had hot
induced to charlotte himself.
The prisoner, when called on for his defence.
There aro former convictions which will be min
med spin
sad throw myself entirely on the mercy of the court.
The jury without hesitation returned a verdict of Ori4.
It was proved by James Batoliffe, a pensioner of Welty
that' on the 29th January, 1835, the peimaer bed
=convicted under the same of Edward Dowds of stet*
• muse and 21.185. is mossy, and had bees asetemed te
six mouths' imprisonment with herd labour. It we lento
proved that on the 15th September, 1862. the orisons? ha
been convicted at the Clerkeawell sessioos for °bulling
mow by fable pretences, and eentenesed to be kept in yeah
servitude for three years.
In reply to the court, the police-eciostable Dahl stai4
that he had known the prisoner for the last tea ye*"
b sever been is the police force, but had livedhad
ietitution of a female with whom be cohabiuPs
ted.
w;
hole career bad been of the worst character end dos*
Ition and be had been sneoeseful in obtaining reedy hcd
Inumeroue penmen who had bees robbed, end eves chi
police.coneteblen under pretences of obtaining the renew
hoe of dm stolen property. tlsl
The Dmvity-Chairman in peeing sentence, Owned
a worse case than the polecat could not oome before
at justice. The sentesoe of the court was that the prams
be kept in panel servitude for the term d tee years.
The prisoner, on hearing his doom. became very od
ad
sad exclaimed, " Thank you, my lord. I bore you hilho
get mercy when you come to ask for it." Be was
removed from the bar.

COURT OF OOMMON PLIAS.
Sittings in ief
Basom—(Before lord Ch Justin Ede, and
Justices Willem Bytes, earl Keating.)
niOnAS v. WILCH AND ASOTHSa.
This was an action by Mr. Thomas, the proprietor of the
patent for improvements ie nosing combines, against
Messrs, Welch and Margetson, to recover damages for sat
alleged infringement of patent right, the act complained of
being the use of mealtime which were said to be 'shunts.
tially the same as those patented. The trial took plats
before the Lord Chief Jostles, when the verdict was entered
(or the plaintiff, the damages to be smelled by en arbi-
, intim if necessary ; bat leave was gnat to move to enter a
' verdict for the defendants.
Sir Hugh Cairns (with him Mr. Mutiny, Q.C. and Mr.
M'Bory) now moved secordiegly, and submitted to the
court a somber of rointe. with the view of invalidating the
plaintiff's patent. Among other things, he contended that
the complete specification did not ooiacide with the pro-
visiaoal specification, that the complete specification did not
I describe the inveation which Mr. Grove. she plaintiff's
eouneel, said was claimed ; and that the mode in which oar-
tain disclaimers bad been made and the 'deification re.
'modelled rendered it bad.
Bala granted.
JOHISSOS r. GLASGOW.
I The plaintiff was an iron merchant at Manchester, and
the defendant was a chain cable =matadors,. The plain-
, tiff basing • contract to supply the Italian governmeat
'with chain cables entered into • detract for the chains
with the defendant. The action IV was to recover damages MAKSION.HOIJSE.
for breach of this contract. the plaintiff alleging TWO exra•oartotdtr CRAWS or odancuto nod Oda
that the chains were not of the dimension IrAtalt radstrcd.
I agreed for and that they would not, as bad bees stipalsted, Francis Wiltshire, • gentlemanly-looking yang Wl'
I stand the tor,
test. The trial took place before Mr. deanibed as a sailor, was brought up f
iresra 0
Justice Smith at Mancheeter, when the verdict wag for the tin °harp of unlawfully obtaining d sums of sonee
'defendant. from William Samuel Dobson, by i sad fradshat
', Mr. Temple, QM., now moved for • new trial, on the pretense. Be
I ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. It will be remembered that on the lest oceans wine
The court took time to consult Mr. Justice Smith.
SHSWASO en FOULits.
This was an action to recover damages for the breach of a returned home from Chins in the some ship with big.
warranty of • rsce-horse called Old Osweetry, and at the then appeared to have represented that kis fader ,
defendant
dt wto"thbreocuogmhptluapiesinttwbi;
trial before Mr. Justice Bytes at Shrewsbury, the verdict died daring his absence, and that be was his heirsiggli.
was for the defendant.
, now moved for a rale for • new to monger
eddied es sorb to a foetus, of 40,0007.. sad he
Mr. Huddleston, Q.C.hpisrobrovedt
bt.rha,t,l,shii.helbaliliss
one of his farms for 8,000/., rod W .14.111"
trial on the ironed that the verdict was &genet the' into partnership with the complainant to carry. el°
weight of evidence. He stated that the plaintiff was a ninsio.hall operation in Melnik. The
sl
the celebrated horse dealer, in business in Green. thought be had dropped into a good thing, sad be
street, Park-lane, and in the spring of this year hie masag- Ito have adwasued the defendant ireiriout sui° d_......88144,0g
tog man, Mr. Weston, went dove into Shropshire, sad' Uotortuaately, three dodo appeared to love
palmdOld Oswestry of the defendant for 1,0001. mid , their situations at the Alhambra -1a order tog*
. more in the event of its winning the Tarporley , 'walla, sad • gentlemsa connected with the game
Steepleohaes. The defeodant gave a werran-y that the mot deo gave up ea esgagenseet which prodded him i
bone was " perfectly sound sad not • cribbiter nor wind- tar the same purpose.
I sucker." Previously to buying the horse Mr. Weans The prosecutor, when the nee was called on this ma,'
rode it for some time, but did sot test it ea
mine leg. said that on second of the bait,' d `
The day after the animal reached London It was examined istrimidant'is family, and also co accounrtert youth cif.tb'
by Mr, find, who found that he wee a whistler, sad Mr. defendant himself, sad in the bon that he might rearm
raid and Professor Specifier agreed with Mr. Mayer. On his ciarectd, he dinned to
aidhw from the nrroculieD',...
Ithe other hand there was the evidence of the defendant's . Mr. Oho, Unclad clerk, ld that there were otof 1•17.0,
room and a veterinary' surgeoe that the horse was sound. ' Boss to parties putting the criminal law in force for
_te.
The learned counsel submitted that the thenen for the own objects. B. had from the first eatertaied • damn
eto than that for esdant, whether the °odd be legally supported. sod 06
and he. dna atom
added tab eireamstane• :—The foreman /Ai t append this to hay gene to • 'elicitor and 00
se the jury said, after sects nesideration, that the defendant into charge. °Now, it append.
them Ina no chasm of the jury midis& but in the • &irons to withdraw from the proncatios.
Middle of the day the court adjourned for lima, sad it was • The Lord Mayor said he did not feel mus eft __leu
to the jury that they. however, most not leave die progenitor, who had acted in • very WV
I retteed otil they had retereed a voidict. Thereupon they . allowed histesU to be doped, and if le did add=
terse& roeld and at once found for the &indent. ' himself up would probably be se again. The
• The Lord Chief Janice said that the manor. wan closely hed noted woes& in represeetiag that he was itratk,
within the provide of the jury, sod the verdict ought atit fortune an f this means indolent; pewee to gragimg
1U be diaturbed. situations Inc jai' hiss in this wild scheme of

THE POLICE COURTS•

(THIS DAY.