The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-25 00:00:00

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At the Durham Croat, Pohlmann. on Saturday, Dr.
Carpenter, • medical practitiouer, residing on Oiimitate
Moor, Durham, was charged with having unlawfully
egesulted Mary Lamb, wife of Archibald Lamb, as Tar
day last. It appeared that Hrs. Lamb is • woman
of 70 years cl age. and of seceetsto habits, but was not
slows to be insane. The alarms deposed that Mr.
Oaroester west to the house in the night in question
is • state of intogiontion without being seat for, and putting
oomplainent's arm round the pole of • bedstead, toed her
wrists with his itendkerchlef, and left her in that patios
far two hours. Halms released her by putties her arms
over the top of the pole, and put her into bed with her
arms still tied, telling her to lie there till morning. Her
husband was preeest, sad the poor woman several times
implored him sad other poems present to Meese her,
but Mr. Carpenter said he would not allow . it, as be
had authority from Leedom to do as he had dove. He
afterwards infield her bade. Her arms, it was said,
were blackened very much by this ill.treataient, and showed
many marks of demo gads Mr. Oarpenta mid that was
the way she would be Mesta whoa she did not behave
herself. Presecutries son wee mot for, and he asked the
father why he allowed his mother to be treated in that
amass; sod he said he wee so confused that head not thaw
what he was doing. He ordered Mr. Carpenter out of the
house, bet be refused to go, saying he had authority frees
Loudon. He then took Mr. Oarpooter by the eolYr mid
sot him out of the booth Mr. Patrick contended that
Mr. Caspenter had goes to the house se the request of cons.
plainant's husband, that be bad dam this oak, with the
view of urging complaisaat to more quiet sandal, sod that
be bed set used the violas*, imputed to hiss. The Bench
said they were eatieffed that a gram assault bad bees com-
mitted. and they would icalet the highest penalty—• floe of
51. Including code. or two months imprieonment.—Leeds
Mercury.
A case, in which the policy of the Ern acipation
Ant and its practical effects were illustrated, wag dig.
posed of on Woodsy by the Lord C'hasoallor and the Lord
Justice of Appeal is Dahlia. It was the sae of "Sims
o. Withal," which has bees for • coosiderable period the
abject of litigates in the different equity courts. One
Michael John Sims • butter merchant is Cork, be-
rorthsited by will in 1888 the sum of 5001. to the Rev.
White and the Rev. Bartholomew Reseal, of St.
Saviour's Roman catholic church, Dublin, for the edn-
°aloe and maintenenes of two prima of the Order of
St, Doenhaiok, and also 5001, to • Roman catholic priest
named Conway, belonging to • priory Is Cork. The
matter having come before ideate, Brooke on charge and die-
charge, he held them bequests void, as ban contrary te the
Wicy and apish a the Ramacipatioa Act, 10 Geo. IV., e. 7.
The Master of the Roils amfirmed that deadon, bat held
that the bequests for the Damidsth Friars indicated •
aserhable thank the applisaine of which devolved on the
Crows wan sly mescal or egadivasid from that deduce
appeals were brought. Their now declared that
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