The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGKNCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF 0011IXON PULLS.
mie at NW Prigs is Loadon.—illefore Mr. Juan
Myles ea • OOMIKIII Jary.)
Inn AND W V. rinstre—actor
01 was as sodas to rums durum fee isjariss las-
*A by ale phistillest smoaliresivierathltruened is the
Vt. 11.8."1"1 fee the pleistideieesaLMr.
...my., CIO, sad Mr. Bernsei, kw the
witame wu • usher el pentathektaw aad hi
Nam attilitial noun. The defendant ma • liersad
ylooyar Lentah-town. Between 6 sad 71. the even-
LTio Sled was driviag hie wife awl saother-in-lass in • ,
:0.ret21.. jai vas tuning front Pentorplass tate tha
whir Me on cease is candor with
inii OA drives by the defeadrat pleistiff:
o'7l-• poi dal Makes bybit.seridest. an Mrs. Rya&
Who arca sad au ism
XL lobo Bytes said that the parMea ootoodi as to lb,
mot where the rabies eennw4 bat ikey wool I.
„,siss du The widens* was that one party was
ojot awes or feu mass ea hoer, wed the other mix or
;,--eei nem hni diffsred as to white cart it
on Vat war rein at ths slant pass. They also difhwed
todotr as ladwh party ens in flkocassModueomwesid,
they eta. oat where, &wag He y,
aa
Tio pay team • readied for the defeadeat.

COURT OF 11X0HEQUIER.
pie al lad Prime a GittildteL—(llefere the Lad CbJd
Boren Palled and s Owls' •True.)
weam e. aesiorrami AND mania. •
1, ass sseigooridelt er brew&lgsionewifo eta laws
so whet eisruPieldeed and y, the eirriere,
Le woes in owerpowe Irving ler leg
comb, the otot al their servesto, resew* a
Is le el wake bow a van is Greehere•eiresik the jury, sot
wig obis to ogree, ewe Wiwi ep, wad had sot
boo laerelod it the Use the mat rent bad
skit woos roe owed, sad the twelfth dated that
On wow Probikalit 01 lb =asks. Ira
mesa • bop that thoPeWal wake et
ite dew. Th. defeete' mildew to lake their
sod they were ell wesquently leaked up, bat after
vbsjospet eetwidereble tiner, they aims into court and
pee ND mita for the pleintiff.
Doles. 501.

00ITRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
=limns V. ONITIVTIND.
Is this ems a sew trials to be moored for at the bow*
int obialryadl, the respoodeat • bat at the request of Kr.
ftde. ea Wolf of Kr. Resrldea, Q.C., who wee usavoid-
404rmi, the epplicettee was posipossed till next week.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

Bow.SrHRET.
PAM= MN • CAB Q TIES BTRW.
wows Horria, who said be wee • carpenter, sad pave
sa Mame which cm isq=l., fond to be hkee, but
ofterema pm kis tree which was at Luddik,
end Times Cooper, lasaroarmaa, who refried his address,
Imo Mond with sled* from • gab in the street, • Paleley
deeded • elk diem thed at 204, the property of Mies
AseisOdiegtes,
Ac 11, Bedfordequeze.
Pelleserwmant krol, F 15, stated—Abed 9ddeokon
ths right of Saturday, the 4th Febreary, I was es duty is
Liege" ie exemay with Polies-coastable Kerley, F IW,
denes my the two prisonthe end two others=
beds Ilt. NrArtiewlass. At the corner of
the Omer Huth west into the shop of Yr. Beeci
tal
tisk a pared from under hie oath and
111:11414e Islam f Led followed him, sad the foreman,
Nag stediegbehind Herr* banded the mod over to
ma I lend that it amtathed • minable Paisley shawl.
The hems had asked him whose it ma, sad be said it
=hi mother " Yrs. Barrie,"—(a laugh}—and
to
lived is Newgdrest, Covent-garden, having just
sensed from Lambeth: Bat when I asked him where he
piths aid, he mid. A mass gsire it to me to paws." I
irk him to the Maths where I was informed
by the impeder es duty that a lady had just
Width mike s complaint that she had lost a paned
rcetrisiag • valuable shawl and dries, from a orb. I then
loft the Member in custody, and west in .earth of the other
am Lewin their halite and their haunts, I had no
Meshy is lading the.. They were drinking together le
almblisthele is hisemetrest, Leimeter•equare. I law
theme budding about his matpeekets. They all began to
to, het I caught Cooper, stopped him, and shoved him
miler a piney, where marched him and found is hi
pease • esir of eels seed • peed lace, produced.
sid it wags peeled • pawnbrokers &Whale. The
War aired to • deem pledged in Prineeedreet,
far 11. 10s. I asked him whose thus it
ws lie and mid "It wee his old weseses."
I irk him be datimithouse.
lis deme prothessi by the pawnitroker.
Melanie Ceilingtera identified the shawl and dame se
hthmmety. The cuffs sad lam had been added to the
them. [the mimed the shawl sad dram from • sib whisk
the had lit wathn for her at the comer of fienthamplogi
Steed sad Haides-lane jiirrsheiloie she dolled to make
ems pesethass at • chemist's them The shawl' wee
meth shed 15 guises* and the more than 51.
The mimes were committed far trial.
CLERIONWELL.
STAMM • BIIOIIIEIVM-LAR.
WOW' Bark, aged 25, a general labourer, who gave his
mikes Na Rmsell-place, Little Corametrest, was
pled tithefelon's dock on remand sad charged Wore
tale Dlysecort with feloniously cutting end wounding
ham Red, his brother-th-law, with a knife, at 15,11theel1-
piss, OS Paean^ with intent to murder him.
It. Lewis, sea., appeared on behalf of the primmer.
The isempiainsat, a young man shunt 21 year of me, who
Vowed to have entlined • irmtedeal from the injuries la-
thed on him, sod who was brought direct from the Royal
thee Hospital, Gray's•inn-road, give evideces, said. on
thing secen—l do sot met to prime the chirp harshly'
*id the primmer, as be is mylouther.th•law, sad I wee
semi to Wane la the matter as he was. •
I* Lisle asked if after what the whams had stated the
megistrehe would not deal summarily with ths prisoner
the cowmen smolt, and not send him far trial on the swims
me of attempted murder.
It. D'ilyersurt said be should send the prisoner for trial
ft the felony. The use of the katfir was getting too corn-
ass, red if meths oboe to nee knives they mast pat up
with the consequeord This was • serious matter, se the
ethertueste men had seemly lost his life, and then the pri-
mer would have been charged with murder.
The Mame continued aad said—About half-past 11
Mirth ea the night of Saturday, the 20th nit., I went into
the Takeo* Arms to have something to drink. I dunk
with the prisoner, who was the Irons for liquor. sad
eflumerds we began larking. When we were outride
we leer to wreath end I knocked the prisoner down. I
MA, You ere not man enough for me," sad then we began
sad afterwards we fought. I think he kicked me,
eel third kw. I then went home, and after • time the
Cram sad mated to be friends with me. I told
ime the room or I should hit him with the broom.
and es he cum towards me I mode a blow at hint with the
hem. He muds the broom in his hands, closed with me,
ad the Maid me in the hand,on she top of the thigh,end
the third time he stabbed nee in the beck, in the middle of
tie Wes ,• the third blow with given with moil form that it
ma right ht. Inv back, and the knife stopped there. I ran
thmtheirs, and the polies constable came sad pulled the
We eat of my back. I fainted, and I have been in the
ReYsi Free Hospital, Gray's-hmroad, ever sines, and have
hem eery kindly treated. Both the prisoner and I had
her detakins, but he was the worst. I had sever had •
111hresee with the prisoner before.
VBroooort —Wu the knife on the table when the
Rhea dome into the mom?
Where—__ I can't say. I did not see it, nor do I know it.
Ms knife, • white handled one, with es sharp point,
Ile lea a little bent, from the force of the blow, sad still
mad with blood, was headed to the 'Mum sad having
Mead at it, he again said he did not know it, nor did he
1110' where it came from. He could not say it was the
Miseeer's.]
Mr, Hwy Marriott said —I am house surgeon at the
dorsi Peso Hospital, Gray's-inn-road. About 1 o'clock on
the monies of the 29th ult., the injured man, James
Each Ina brought to the hospital. He was partially in-
Oit ex:minim him I found an incised wound
"dr the right hip, about an inch and • quarter lam and
gout u each' in depth. There was another wound in
the mere of the back, which extended underneath the skin
almost en inch and a half. I did not probe the wound
to the full deoth, as it would have hese dam-
prom to do so. The knife had gone completely through
the duddaleir substance. sad wounded the kidney. The
nett roomier the wounded man paned blood in very great
<Media. There woe also • wound in the head. The
hdd• Macleod is just t sort of knife that would have
"mom the wounds I have spoken d.
D'Etweoart —Did you amide: the wounds dangerous,
dad me the moo's life ever in danger
Wieser-1 did : and he was in • dangerous slate for some
e. hut is sow out of danger.
Polimemetable Blimett, 106 R. said that at half-pest 12
ar • (ewter to 1 on Sunday morning, the Sid di., I was on
_„._414 ilsrchmoot-etrest,wbes ma celled by Mrs. Roach,
""0 rated that there was • disturbance going en at Russell-
:set with her, sod hoard • err of " Tied will be
—▪ "t'tt ithetheing up to the door I saw the wooded
I." "Takla along the passage. He " Mode am
thdthed" I do not know whether the prisoner heard him
:Ltd The wooded man tamed mind, sod said " Take
;T..' add of me." 1 sew • the& sticking in his '
tddi !ad
••••• sad I pelted it end the bleed rushed
the melt fell isridseedisie. I took him to the
g 1 Pee flospied, Gray's-hemmed. sad I was thee told
.•
.ded thee it. At 61, Payeedrest, Idiegdolle found
"dr' Pitmen under the bd. I told the prisms: to some
ont and .• did SO, aid I thee told him he wee
•"•• therderous ••••01• •0 his bretherthrlaw. and=
easteime with me. He "All right. I will go." I
Thstlei te the Royal Fres Hospital, and Resell said,
amp tht, did it." The prisoner said, " I don't
`lO/ et I dig