The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-13 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY EVENING- SEPTEMBER 13, 1865.

LAW INTELLIGENOS.

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SHERIFFS' COURT.—SIFT. 12.
(Before Mr. Qibboor.)
JONA% V. NORIII.—AIIVANTII AND KAMM
Mk was an action to MOTOR damages tor an alleged
wrongful diantimaal, plaintiff Mies a doeueathi arras..
Plaintiff dated tint alto had beta fu Us• wryly' of tb•
defaadani for nine mouths. Upon a °attain day she out her
kind very wooly.
Defendant.-1. discharged her for robbing wa.
Plaintiff.—l did not rob you at *IL
Defendant.—the stole MAN or my property. and I sent
brawn y.
Hb Elonoar.—What did she steal?
Defendant—Two lota of &lepton.
His Hower— Woe aka your mob?

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Plaintiff--I Dever sold any of his property axespt that
for which I amounted to biro. I aid- seil • little piece of
dripping. for which I obtained Bd. or 3d. My wages were
8/. per annum.
His Roemer—How did you bait roar band,
Plaintiff— I bad a few word. with a boy the defendant
and was going to *tribe hiss whoa he threw up a
Pepe,
he held in his haste, cutting me so serenely that
I was obliged to go to the hospital.
Die Honour—Rave you any proof, defendant, that the
plaintlffarobbes_lion? n
Der y wife knows about it, but she is not be. '
r nino--I this& you ought to haws given the plain-
tiff notion.
Dehodast—Am I bound to hasp a servant when she is
ill?
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Honour—Oeitalaly you are.
Defendant-1 did diffieharp hex, not alone because she
cut her head, but also la consequence of Esc robbing ma
Am I bound to keep a sermtat who robe me?
His Honour—There is so evitienoe of any robbery before
me. How loop were yen out of Moos ?
Plaintiff—Throe weeks.
His Hoaxer wee clearly of opinion that whim a sermon
was taken ill or injured while in her master's 'mice she
was entitled to the weal suttee, but as plaintiff had ob-
tained • sitaatioe in three weeks, she would only have a
verdict for the tam she was actually out of employment.
Defendant asked if aa adleamunesl would be granted.
His Honour deeliosti, sad all verdict pasted for plaintiff

vitt coats.
nartilisi TO 11111•1 AX ATTORNIT.
Rh Honour Waged to hear sa attorney who vas in-
structed by another attorney, ran that though as attar-
soy could iastruct couseel, yet it vas against all proatko
for one attorney to Wet/act sootier.

Men et ye e ; • it war, ae on/pee wAii 14 4sys' bud
labour •

LAMBETH.
Marqaret Thornton sod Betsy Davis, smartly dressed! ,
young wawa, were eitareed before lb. Hon. G. Norton '
with stubs. • of Ousel, of the value of MM. the
Weed, d Mr. in the Walwesii.road.
The piceseutor deposseddisMs: os the 'seeing before he
observed thy prisoners hoagies about the treat of hie sham
and immediately after be missed • plies el scarlet from
Wilde the doir. He in ousequeses ran outside. and swift
the primmer Dish going away with the flannel under her
ahaw),. he followed •od secured her, sad her cempauies was
also taken by his
The prissier Davie made the usual defence in suds cams
—660,01 Y, Met a pilau who was a strum! to bee gave her
the esaul to awry for her, and her compasioe declared abs
kusw welling about it.
Tbs constable in the charge said the prisesses gave their
address Nint-atrist, sod ►seatg no doubt they west maim
shoplifter', be requited a remand.
lin Nodes—Have you been to the seldom the Omura
bay, given. to asiwtais whether they Hu them?
Witnese—No, sir, I have not bad time, but from what'
I base teamed I have very little doubt the address is f•lr,
see that I shall be able to prove lbsi they are piseilsed
thieves.
The primers were nortaded.

THAMES.
Mare Link, a Bile sunburnt, weather•beaten seamen,
who arrived on Monday ottoman is a ship from Callao,
weir keened before Mr. Part, charged with violeetly as.
main; Jobe Keit, polioomesatable No. 341 S. and Jam
Itenny,No.s3BK.
Kent stated that on the previous night, moan atter 11 *Week,
he met the prisoner la White Horemplate, Commereiml•
road, making a soim swearing, and curates. Ha b3IM
of the prisoner to demist, mid the reply made was, ":1
not mind what • Bobby rays to me." He again mated the
priaoser to leave the street and go home. The prmener
made nes of tool language and struck him on the boa
He then took the Wooer into ciestody, and led him a few
yards, when he tamed round, pat his fot out, and tinier
"h* on the ground. Tim planner kicked him mime
ml WIMPS while hi w upon the ground, nod them fell opts
WI and beat him furiously far ten minutes or • quarter d
on boar. Another constable came up and took the primmer
elf bins.
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Mr. Paget—Ami you mash hart
, Witeme—l am, air. I.m .se,.* walk now hem the,
bloke Go the kip. lam very ill sad ewe bawd.
John Benny, a polimmoariable, Noi CO IC, staled Not
he maw the wieoper on the top of the laat witless, and torii
him off. The poisoner was very rough rad threw him. Ere
pet up and the prisoner knocked him dews sad braked
him On the way to the station home the primer wan
ememsdingly violent, and considerable difficulty was expert-
' awed is gisttiag him away.
The prisoner, in defines, said be crams on shore the pre.
clone day sad got drunk. He had beet knocked about and
ill-need. sad did not know by whom.
Mr. Paget—You Were seemliest thews polimmea. It is
an offence' always look upon seriomly, sad parish revenly.
I senteom you to be inipsimeed for two months and kept
to hard labour.