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London, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

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via-am- voila alifedct *.-rmakad. dap wv=
Meisel's= add tawraleine They Hued treader
nee, Bobo, where they were subsequently too living
in
nada a false name, and upon lidos charged with 'teeing
tin shaves the iieleadeat mid the deossesd had woad to
gybe; she had been hia servant kw thertpt wavier% and
tleszhtirienneall entitled
kom weds[ :. help heresy. fibs admitted
tebieg
awl Loading the doceunis deed
tr:L7i.derittriasil
would have taken snore she could have pat her hands
upon it.
Evidence was thin *died in eorreberation at the above
Jana
The court rose bdore the plaintiff's case was Addled.

LAW INTELIATGETCK
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maw Viorebososilor Fier R. T. Kindanday.)
111 Tlll neatadahreOiderita how MING ohmi•ay.
This was • patellae for the 000,P8/aog Wia,160.41P of
ecaspaey. He company vas saiaily formsei with a
capital of 50,0001, hi 100 000 shares of 10. sack aid tins '
wee ultimately tearolsed, 1315,0001., in 120,000 shares of
10• each. le 1858 ea abortive attempt wee mode to wind
se the company. mid la the 00USH of theyou Min. Au-
gusta Booth. the poen% petitioner, who held 2,000 abases,
reosived • shunter stating that • cell of 3e. a share had imp
and% sad that if she paid the call she would be freed from
farther liability. She paid it, and heard no more of the own.
pay till 1884, whoa she was told that a wiodieg.ep order
bad bees made ia Dec., 1859 ; that she had bees pat epos
the Set of osatrilesteries, and that another call of 3s. psi
share bad brie made ; sad shortly afterwards aa bailee was
commenced by the edictal liquidators to recover the call,
which has, however, been stayed. She now petitioned the
*Dart for a compulsory winding up, the ground snags&
being that the liquidators had been directors of the saw
piny, that enrepasonable eases had been isourred. amematies
to more than 2,0001., and that an of the liquidators was
reosiving, in clerk to the others, a salary of 4001.. a year;
and that without a compulsory order there vas no prospect.
of the affairs of the company being delleitlvely wound ep
for some yams to omen
Mr. De Go: and Mr. J. Pearson appeared is rapport of
the entities ; aad Mr. Glasse and Mr. Langley- for the
liquidators.
Rim Honour reserved his judgment.

BAIL OOURT.—Joys 5.
Satiny at NW Prim at Wistedester-4Before Yr. &lath*
Mellor and a Commas Jury.)
FRANCIS O. OBLTSBLADS.
This was as idiot& to mower eompeueatirre is damages for
tajories to • bone through the alleged negligees, at the &-
testiest's servants. The defendant pleaded sot guilty.
Mr. Beddisetoo, Q. 0., sad Kr. Treatise were couseel for
the plsiatiff ; Mr. &drat Robison& and Mr. Biron were
esessal for the defesidast.
Tim plaintiff is a men dealer, carrying on business in the
Idgware-reed, and the defesdant is the Isadlord ot the
Owego inn, Borough. Oa the 16th klareh Met the plain-
tiff's man was &trier • pair bores van loaded with ode
from Pickle Herring Wheal to the Ed, ware-road. As he
was manioc oat of into ey-street the de-
tesdeat's servant, who wee driving as tame hens wanes,
lilt his reek. whipped his hoses, and drove spirt one el
tlrsaintift's hones, and the hiederbeel of the
serious
iren
over the hone's foot, leffleting such
; that he had to brained. The horse was valued at
45 guineas. The defendant's men eadsavoured to drive off
after intitatiog the injury, sad se the defeedist drama to
make any oompemadoe for what bad bees dose, the pisin-
rid histrected his attorney to brims this action. The'.-
Goes was that it was an amideut to which the plaintiff's
man contributed is sot 'ivies way a little, as he might have

(Before Tios-Ohansollor Stuart.)
SIMPSON V. damns&
Mr. Molina, Q.C., M.P., Mr. dorsi, Q. 0., sad Mr. W. H.
8011, appeared for the plaintiff in this snit, the °Nod at
which was to obtain • dookratktu that the defendant,
Malberbe, might be ordered sped/Heft to perform • so/s-
-trut entered into by him with the *intiff, for the sole of
vertain Poiisb hoods ; for an in junctloa to teeing' that do.
Umlaut from selling or otherwise porde( with any of the
cuspate belonging to the odd hoods, or the sold bonds, for
mina amounting to 2,970 roubise, to any perms or pareone
other than the plehtiff ;
id
and from %libel' any steps to oh.
tale pommies of the hoods which had bees handed to the
defendants, William Sharp and Beery Parkinson Sharp (so
scents of the Russian government); and for ea Wooed.=
handrail; Sae dalendanta front parties with VW hoods la
their band'. The plaintiff's ease wee 'sly partly opened, bet
it appeaved from it that, in February, 1864, the plaintiff
tattered into a °attract with the defendant Malherbe for
the parches of Polish bonds of the value of 168,000 roubles
for 13,0001. The bonds wen thee offered to the plaintiff;
bat as Imbed beard that the Hessian goverantset bad adver-
tised meats Pond; bonds es stolen, before oncopidian
the cootead by the soceptanes of the boodermade !liquifies
ea to them of the represeotativee of the Rogan govern.
moot in Leaden. He then found that the boo ie offered to
him wen Whiled in the liet of the.. width had hoes
stoke; and the spots of the Rosales g sverennat, to whom
the plaintiff showed them, retained the. Sines the date
of the contract the vase of the heeds hod this
market. It woe slat stated oa behalf of the plaielie the t
Mallierbe had In his possession, or under his imatrol, other
bootie with whisk he amid fulfil hie ociatrao‘ Mslberbe
insisted that the hoods retained by the Boa ion govsromeat
were not tainted in soy way; or if they were, that he had
himself bought them withoot nodes of the fee&
Mr. Bacon, 41C., and Mr. Deno' appeered for Yr.
Mdtiarbe; sod Mr. Graeae, Q. 0., 11/. O. Hall, and Mr.
Talfonrl Salter, at the ooramma law bar, for the agents of
the Boadan government.

dose.
The evidence wee, ea usual. of the mod ocetredictory
&motor, and the jury after howls ben Ine..ked up shout
--
ea hoar returned s verdict for ON L

TSB ATTEND/JOS Cl AMOR&
When the jury la the shove cow retired ft yes
to cell soother j , but eight only aaewerwl stili=
raw The atteedsaw of juices has bees ee bad of late
1 that it will be imperatively thew* for the learned jedge
to halliet hum ease to imam juries as they are waked.
Much of the arrears of Duthie. a the Queen's Beach is at-
tributable to the noirettoodethe of jurymea, and the ow
squat adjoarumeot of the court at a very surly hour.
Mr. Judos Mellor asked the lowed awaosai la the next
Ors if they would try with eight jurors.
Mr. liawkios, Q. 0., rid be could not weal to do so.
Mr. Froutioe, who Isediets the other side, laid It we so
aow that his client would sot oar to try with
peculiar
twelve jurythea.
Mr. Judie@ Mellor maid the pectin had a omelitutithed
right to twelve jurymen, and he did sot compleie of their
sibthiegegve
ionises it.
Leers of
ateturenheeihjouldary
thboosowituiloakedh:thiake
cent l
wouiturwto kaow
id
utheeywmaightdbutiries
oaheothehowaftedr, butt seam
1 sot allow it. He must thy it was • areadalee the law, aad
he hoped Mops would be takes to alter it haw keg.

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—J"I" 6.
(Before ?dr. Omni'toner Goa Thom)
IX RS GROWN lISCHIMI LUIS.
The bankrupt was a builder and upholsterer, of John.
sleek Barkoday.aquara. The aggregate liabilities are
20,43 W., of whioh 13,5921. are doe to nothoured creditors.
Assets, in &Mr and proposer, about 8,0001. ; property bold
as security, 7,8681. The ow bed beer taker out of wort
ander the 1104 motto% and the bankroll,t now applied
imam that sootier for an order of discharge.
Yr. Lerman, for the amigos" expressed their satifitc.
lion with the accounts, is which the official assignee can-
wined ; and
His Hower granted the order.
II as SHTL
The bankrupt was • sloth manaferturer, late of Ms- end,
slate of Bermoodsey. Debts 1401. mily. It wowed that
the beakrupt bed beet unfortuuste 'sough to hem three
lires oa his premises, to which he attribute! his Wore
Notwithstanding this warning he had not takes the moan-
tire to insure. He bad hese insolvent in 1982. There wu
so opacities.
kir. Sykes appeared for the official saiigato, and Mr. B.
Griffiths for the bankrupt.
He Honour granted the order.
IX RI HAIDIIIO.
The bankrupt was a builder, of Eastbourne. The debts
are 1,8841., and it was stated that the 'scared property wee
likely to yield a surplus. There wee so oppositioe.
His Roemer, is greeting the order, rematched on the un-
usual circumstance of a result so favourable being attained
is • builder's can.
II Si W. H. P. caosaitao.--THE BOOTH
COKPAITT (Lamm).
The bankrupt was described as late of Queen Anne street,
Cereediehtmare, secretary to the Blakely Ordnance
Company, WACO of Norfolit-terrace &irks, out of employ-
ment. This was the sitting for 'roma:toilet sad !lethargy.
He owes to ansecured creditors, 1401. ; ILbilitdes on 1100011.
soodatioo bills, 4061. ; ditto in remelt of calls upon theme
in the South Keasingtos Hotel Compeer (Limited), 1,9501.;
P r give' up to meioses, 501.
T.riChalley stated that the bankrupt bad been induced to
take shares in the company an the representatien that it
would be very successful.
TIN bankrupt. in examinatioe, stated that he bad lean
I insolvent 11 years since. Before that he bad been in the
lodian army.
Hi Honour granted the order.
II Si LOST AID LIM.
The bankers were drapers, of Coauaanial-street, Whit*.

COURT OF QUEEN'S 131140H.—Jvirs 5.
Si
nd ttings is Baseo.—(Bef ore Lord Chief Justice Cookborn,
a Judie.' Crompton, likolibure. and Sion)
DI THIUDIT AND ANOTHER A. LOAD PIAMOT, LP., AND

vOlllll4
Thi further hearing of this case was manned. The YAM
WM to mover the sum of 30,0001. for the definitive owes-
de. of the establishment of a joiabstook hank on the
limited 11004 paaa'* Mewls. It Wild we» the
Lord Chief Justice .6 13 when a roadies was takes
for the plaintiffs for the mead chimed, ambient b the
*sloe of this court is to the °oust:notion of certain
mesh'. The case was before the court last Thursday, end
ins resumed this afternooe by Mr. Mellish arguing for the
phintsffe sophist the role obtained by 1110 clefordanie to sod
the verdict maids.
The an had not 0000luded when the wart ron.

COURT OF COMMON PLIAB.--Jorrs 5.
ffittisp la Bahoo.—(Bottore Lord Chief Jostles Erie, sad
Juatioss *lea, and Keating.)
JI.FIItItTS V. IVAN&
The plaintiff in this am had takes a boon and soars
land in Waist ea loam from the defendant, sod the deed
also reserved to the plaistiff " the molaelve right
shooting and sporting over the whole of the
manor, and of taking pme, rabbits, and wild towL"
The decadent had previously let part of the
manor to a farmer named Rees, but reserving to him.
self the right of "hunting, shooting, fishing, sad sporting."
Bess afterwards destroyed the rebirths, and be also grubbed
up sod ploughed about 30 or 40 emu of farm sod under.
wood which afforded corm for game, The prompt sotiou
was to recover damages upon the grated that the
plaistiff had not bees allowed to enjoy his right
of shooting, end it was brought spinet the defendant
Deism it was said that the words is Reeee lees did not
restrain him tram what be bed dam Os. of the principal
points was that the reservation did not rosatios rabbits, and,
therefore. that Rees could destroy them at his pireure.
At the trial, before Mr. Jostles Blaekbure, a verdict was
eaten' you them mounts for the defsedaat ; and the quips.
tire now was whether it should be set aside and entered for
the pislatiff.
Mr. Gifford, Q.C., Mr. Allen, sad Mr. Hughes appeared
to show muse ; and Mr. Bowen sad Ms. Coleridge to Bap.
pet the rule.
The Lord Chief Justice thought that the rule should be
discharged. Although the words is Rees% lame did not
mention rabbits, the true mania, of them was that what.
ever was known in ordinary nage to be the subject of
shooting, hinting, and sporting was swerved to the land-
lord. The reservation was not othised to game in any
stria semi of the ward ; and, indeed, the weed " game"
was a very indodulte one, having different meanings
at differeat times. As to the seeped point, he thought
that the «Recant that the plaintiff should have quiet ea-
joymeat of his shooting had not been broke. by the forth
being grubbed up any more than it would be if • farmer
who had bees used to grow turnips, clover, and other things
favourable to partridges, were to cheep the character of
his crops. The plaintiff bad his right of shooting still,
although what wee oa the lead did sot furnish to mock
Mr. Justice BAN, whilst agreeing with his lordship,
wished to ad that es rabbits might so increase as to make
eueential to the tenant of the lead that they should be
killed, be mast not be understood as holding that a land-
lord who reserved to himself the right of shooting could
prevent the farmer destroying rabbits, provided be de-
stroyed them, sot for the purport of sport or of food, but
solely to prevent them eating his mops.
Judgment for the defesdant.

HOM

chspeL
lb. R. Gridlths applied to the wart to cecina • Nadu-
fiat for taking the own out of oosrt seder the 185th seaties,
co payment of a oceopositiou of 511. la lb. posed. The ease
was ow where a larp number of debts were doe to the
beakrupts, who had merited on what was celled s tally bust-
le= and the amigos.' had thought it the best course to
sell Um debts.
The requisito aoliosa hoeing been Livia, the resolutioe
was confirmed.

IN it DIDNSTILI.
The bankrupt was • dealer in and importer of Way
goods. of Sidneyaquare, Commercial-road teat. This was
the sitting for examination and discharge: but so accounts
had been filed, and the bankrupt did sot aposer.
Oa the application. of Mr. Sydney, for the assignees, an
adjourament was ordered sine die.
It was stated that tbe bankrupt was abroad, and wan un-
able to attend through illness.
His Rotuma said be might afterwards apply far leave to
'offender, on showing why he bad sot dose so at the pro-
per time.
(Before Mr. Registrar Boobs.)
IN DE C. N. H. D. D. CRZAOH.
The bankrupt was a cornet of the 6th Dragoons, described
as lata of Hastings. This was a prison adjudicatioa. The
debts are Mated at shoot 2,2001., chiefly contracted doting
the bankrupt'. minority. He had been arrested shortly
after hie return from India.
This was the sitting for proofs and dories of assignees.
Mr. Woolf, tailor and military outfitter, of Old
was down trade amigos*. The next sitting was
for the 4th of July.

COURT OF EXCRZQURR.--Jurra 6.
SEOOND COURT.
Sittings at Nil Prim.—(Before Mr. Baron Pigott and •
Special Jury.)
11017LL101 AND WM C. VALINSIN.
This was en action brought by pisintiffe, Brillion and ADMIRAL FITZROY. —The following resolution
hie wife. the foram wog o pan. =moist. wind too wee unanimously adopted yesterday by the croon of the
Livool Chamber of Commerce :—" That this conceit
defeedszt, Mdlle. Valentin, to recover possession of certain
ass" sod woo., elating to certain odtoor sod mow rimed their profound sense of the loss 'untried by the *ea-
rmaMr.rks in Freese. The defendant pleaded not fades end mercantile eommusity of this country b the
Ksodoos. Q. 0.. lb. Gifford. Q. 0.. and
Q. Dow, death of the late Admiral Fitzroy, and of the benefits he
Mwell, were oonmul for the plaintiff ; Mr. Brill. Q.C., Mr. a" conferred up" IL°
Serieent Simoe, and Mr. Quer, for the defsedent. DraPERATI ENCOUNTZE WITh GAIO/133.8. M
It appeared from the
use statement of Mr. Ruda. the Chesterfield Poliwoond yesterday morning, before
that the pure in this case were both !MUM of Fusee. Mr. J. B. White, mayor, Dr. Fleck, and Mr. G. Heath-
The plaintiff was • gentleman who for may yams had cote, two blargurd.lookisg fellows, named Walter
tarried es the brims of • merchant at Pens. TM Be. White, shag " Bodoey," leder, sad William Hood, collier,
fondant was • young woman who for may years lived with were charged with oiolmlGY assaulting
mid Prottbr Mr. J.
• gentlemen named Dar:tier, as his servant, et Paris, IL Roberta, postmuter, Chesterfield, a gentleman about flit.
At his death Mons. Datiflieur left behind him a win Sin. high. The desperate encounter will be best ezpleird
and codicil disposing of his property amongst hie re. by the evidence of Mr. Roberts, who deposed— " I reside at
Whine, servers, workmen, be. Amongst these parties were Snits], about • mile from Chesterfield, and left the Cluster-
both the plaintiffs and the defendant. The videtiff's wife field rehears about half-past 10 os Saturday night lest to
was the adopted daughter of the deceased, mid by the law go home. I reached the Horse Croft about five minutes
of France was entitled to the whole of the property that afterwards. I had • little boy with me carrying • parcel.
was out disposed of by the will. It was well 'knees When about the middle of the field I beard footsteps ribied
that N. Burlier just previously to his death lad me, aid the prisoner .White Pot Me arm raced my hosh.to
purebred • great Treaty of shims in the Lyons sad Paris I garotte me. ndlito me to the Prod by the Omer and I
Railway Corarny, the Orleans Railway, sad the Pule rserered myself sod knocked him down with my est. I bed
Grand Omer= Company. According to the Frier no wears. I got my knee on hie chest sad got hold of his
custom, immediately after the death of the dsoesssd a throat with both hands. The other prisoner same up and
search re made for the purpose of leakier en inventory of klookod °ff him. lad be lore me • blow ort Me heeds
his property, but nowhere could the Mires and opegesa. from the effects of which I feu. immediately got up sad
sad reran for trio, be foiled. Suspicion rums& fig had • straggle with the primer Hoed. I then had thus la
spew the &deadest, who had lived with the deemed for trout of ma, and they both attacked are. I felt is my parr
assay years se the gamma of Mee. Bouillon, during the far • knife, MAI had only Ismail Massey ems. I threatened
tire the letter lived with him se his adopted daughter. TM to pat • knife into them if they ante aim sirs. I remised
defeedast was tree before the Correetiesal Court of ' • bruise oe the forehead sad the sorsteh an my far
_during
Prams at Perk, sod other proceedings wort Iron, whom she tie scuffl They rem at me err, and &Nod them
dried all bowled.' of the awes. After these pr. both to the Pima& Hood Sot on the top of me nod forced
essdings she west te reside at the house of • his kris into my threat with all his weight, white ren-
ter named Lefeserds, who was • picas et so , dared me vanadium. I we. kept in this positioe while
hotel fregeseted by sicoldnekers, be., who traded White loreamd my Poohelos sal they tare my Mom"
on the Bries. She represented to his wife that she After they had dose this INDY gave me about 20 or 30
had brit my badly sad cruelly Meted by the plaintiff sod blows witheir fists, sad Hood took • rennin
_kick at my
his wife, sad that she was any poor; in short eke was rue* head. bat I Taaavvil the blow as ary shoulder. They
starvisy. The Liderres took somperien epee her, let did sot speak a word all the time. The bey ran arty after
her • seer for about 74d. a der, sod 'upwind her with food. Hood had had bold of him, sal he left hie sap The pri.
Dew* At thew that she melded at their hear the lived is seem then rue away, end I followed them towards the
Wile poorest muser end messested that she rus town. They stosd short sad erns at me gala, hat I
earaloy bee Ilvelibead by mending and making trued towards bane, sad they essayed. I end left all my
Terror's rikethee. During re time she re• mosey at SIND post ollos. and had not a area grub apse
skied at Lab:cards', bones, use of his &Wren us besides the peeket4reife which they took. In about
who we. midi.. at Docivaux Meanie Mord the defsadast half an bear I retermil to Olusefselsid and gave Worm-
psvprold to Madame Womb that she shanid ge set Men to the Chesterfield polies." The hey Spenser identified
suns her es she keen seine blends Mealeanz, and it White. but could ace smitheely emu to Heel. awry
wart be ea orfmaity far bee to visit them. Aerooliasly Baskin saw White sad a ars like Hood I. the Add •
eke men k‘kwed to do so, and whilst is Border: she wade neuter ef ea hem before Gus robbery. White we. lupu-
s letter to Mara Isifeserde's bersad. g biterat beaded is the tows at 12 o'clock, Hood at his faiber's
she Wee isierteliey she witted tdas toeair Yto. Delo tress at 4 °Wolk at assay morstoy. Primer were ea-
respeesAllylbe yet irre fallisrde krie be bewlerit be stilt lee Isialub the sostDerby ewes. They leers attn.
Wpm* trailden Mem vend to Peels. 'risk &Ord with del* 2a. lama a ails by/ • /bait
Olhe UMW* 11=41. imme Ira the same phases the sem siyhtosird they
"re ea sessossi aim to te
a!' • till thitebtagraise.
• - - •

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Thu Jose peered seedoss of the poses for the °booty of
Middlesax commeseed yesterday, at the Eleselool-h
Okorkeswee-gress, before Mr. Hodltht. Aeskilist Judge, sad
• full bomb of
The colisdar ctlirioaskate 'woes of 89 primmer' com-
mitted for trial-66 for felosy, sod 23 for misdtmeasour.
Os the (mod jury bolsi swans
egorge Walton Watson, Willo Was couvialed at
the lest
swims of staallog money bslcogieg to his meter, Me.
nomee Macaw, • Bowed viotualkr, hoopla' the Bed
sod tome
Okl-sweet. et. Luke's, wig seeteuma to be imPeileced
to bard labour for 12 moths.
Jots Lever, convicted brat sambas' of robbery, was sem-
teemed to 12 moothe bud labour.
ilicaord Berner, 23, a German. was bulked for stealing
a coat sod • railway ruu,.velos tha provost, of Edward
Deeper Elliot.
The prisocer mut men to take the ankles from twang
En. pasesogere Napo os the platform of the South
Easters Ulf/ay it the Chartnuorces Station.
He was foosd
The Areietsot-J tidos seuteseed biro to be imprisemed sod
kept to hard labour for sax mastics.
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