The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
117111,08 11l ALMICO.-11001111 SOLD cAurneu. AND 'MMUS COMMON,
eats, no CIIIOIIIPTON.

TIN QU111.4 TPII.
OF WM DIRIT) P. Tin WATOR, ALI:MIXON, LID

Or TIII

STROM'S= OF 1.1117/700L -DATING OT

thisln cue, whisk wu argued during the preemie term,
and judgment reserved, the question raised for the opinion
of the court wu whether the c.rporaion of Liverpool were
liable to be moused to the poor-rate of Wont
Derby, an outskin cf Liverpool, in which certain
water-works belongirg to the corporation were situated.
The corporation claimed to be exempted, on the ground
that t►ey nude so profit upon the works, bet were bound
to apply all the funds which accrued to public purposes
within the borough.
Lord Campbell now delimited judgment in favour of the
evermore, intimatiog the opinion of the court that the
water-works were rateable, irrespective of the question
whether they yielded a profit or not.
Judgment for respondents.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Timothy Coen°lly was brought before Alderman Cabin,
thorned with hesieg eeted in a most disorderly owner is
Walbroek ow the encoding sight.
. . . _

Brett, the detective °Sem who nears la Walbrook,
heard, w►ile at how, s great row is the street, sod upon
soles down stain. found that the defendant was drank sad
wrangling, end that a policeman was obliged to take him
into seatody, and dully to Wire hint la the statlen•how,
every effort to series' ►la to eider having prowl

T►e deleadaat said he had se recollection of baring sees
saybody at all, übe bad been lushieg with sore trirda
who bad been fighting at the Crime, sad the happier@
et meeting had led this to take rote than rough,
but Its dld not think they had quarrelled. Somebody, be
said, mart hays been displeased with ►im, ea he foaled la
the rendag that his eye was black and bre, sad swollen
to an sreener am.

Aldsriasa Cebitt—Well, I think yes Mee b punished
'sough for your sok' sad istemparsase, sad I shall sot add
to you suffering.
Defendsat—Why, then, sweet good Isek to your lordship
THAMES.
ALLIIOIID BIGAMY.

is Halley, a Irish Mostar, was Isreslest before Kr.
80Ile, charged with 'sterna:nisi with another
.wenaa
while big ling wife was alive.

Both wires were russet A certifies's of tho Int mar-
riage mai pat is. It was to the following .Let:
" Jamas Harley to Blies Made, February 1, 1842.
Banne.—l aertily that the above is a ecrreet copy of as
entry to *V registry of the perish of Kiloton, diocese of
Cork. Cadet the head of Winks Hiltsere, rector of KU
_ . _

4, 1864."

The sesead wit* told a loag, diejoisted, sad ramblias
stateasseet, horn which it appeared Ike Hired with the pH-
soon tau years, " bantam two maths,•• before she
married. He made attempts to stab herewith a klub, ill.
and her, and daelly lett her. She trued him to Cardiff,
and be repudiated her, sad said she was sot his wife at
all. She weeld sot prove he wee married HU she wrote to
the a►veb, sad 'Maimed from the Catholic priest a Gerd.
flay of the woad sunrises la Latta. The woad marriage
took plus at Blaney, la Ike mat, of Cork.
As Irishmen'. ant Mopped forward, sad said she know
the last mita= was married to the primmer.
Mr. aelte—How do yea Low that t

The warm' replied that she wee at t►e wedding fent,
end wee design' with the prisoner and the wend wife, end
an sad drenk with thew, sad thaw the 'tackle'.
Mr. Belk—Did yes see Am married ?
Witten—No, sin, I did sot; bat the priest, hien his
soul, tucked then together.

The first wife, a my pretty Irishwoman, mixt gat lat.
the willies-boa.

Mr. Ilelio—l Min hoar rt. I moat bays some legal
evidence of *a ant mamba/.

Tim papaw islet this ;is bail bees twigs decided

Yr. Salle—How is that?

saw, the gaoler of the coot, laid that the rue was
illisealessil before fa entequeate of there being RO proof of
the bet marriage.

TM pletnerll was drank when I monied my mooed
wife, aftwalre o'cleek at niglit, and it was as marriage at all.
I taid bar se, sad abs mid. .. Nava Wad, it will only be •
MVOS days' womkr." I was married by lawful bane• I. my
drat will.
Mr. Selis—Ars yes a Proteges', or Catbolis f
Primmer—l a a Peetratast, sad so is my drat a de.
Mr. &ifs remanded the prisoner for a week.