The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-23 00:00:00

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PORT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE
(Before the lodge Ordleery.)
MUM V. MU.—?Ai? /MAID.
Thie screterr. b* the advice of tie gfe Ordinaty„ the
M ges cum toes agremateet. The Mermd jade remarked
iip-s Ike peiticwer might be lead litimeets be almost ems- I
aired is d enomad mind. fibe bed made bar knahned the
pdimet et the most unfounded jeakmey, and had treated
big with repeated violets*. The smut was minded that
mg was the stroller " vessel' of the two, ad the wow
• enmag she had behaved to him was =eh that it
nee welly surmising that his health had sob sof-
awed a peat deal more than it bad does. The
opts would not be content to aspirate the parties
was the respondent made some provision for a wife
sits whom, however misguided her coodnot, he had lived
w loaf. 'rib. court was happy to be spared by the easiest
ii who, the disagreeable task of decidtag how much
Be allowance should be. There musk be • jodfdal **pus-
sies awarded to the respondent, baj the raspoudeet must
islets the petitioner permatent &essay at the rate of U.
s week.
WICIENDIN v. MCI:IMM
Dr. !Mists for the petitioner, a wealierwomea at Nor-
ispes. the ins married to • kboarer in 1839, wad
re bad bad two children. Her husband had become
NNW" with the methodists, and bad worried
her Jost going to their meetings, bet she said the
hat never been brought up to that sort of thing, and
Mat if she went anywhere it would be to church.
Me was • very violent man, and in 1867 he had stabbed
Mr with • Mad. She had him bound over to keep the
roes He then went home, sold up the furniture, and da-
med big wife. She afterwards received • little property
ken a relative, and having obtained a protecting order, she
had lakes a small public-house. Winkenden had sine,
peseillei whitely with a woman sensed Waptaffe.
Decree Wei with meat
WiITS C. Winn.
Dr. Kkklleten for the petitioner.
et the limo of the marriage, which took plus last Au-
the petitithe oner
Awrasmasariittow,
„with.threseclud:roeu ab,deolsidi
a ' sad it was arreaged between him and the pa-
*law that they should not hve together until °Metros&
meg empeettent, however, went to Kensington in October,
eat when reminded by the petitioner of the understanding
Waren them, used violence towards her. He was
he-
yewtly guilty of great violence towards her (barbs their
sateueeet cohabitation, and • separation took place in
ffelwessy, after which fere. White instituted these premed-
ing far a dimes
• birdokip pronounced a decree of judicial eeparatios,
with meta

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-
(THIS DAY.)

(Before the datiffeet Judge.)
FROUCITTION OF DISOIIDZBLY ZOOM.
Aida ligitheut and Martha Thompam, sues Martha
Esau, were isdicted for beeping a disorderly boon at No.
Oematrretreet, Haysaminst (acteesibly a coffeehouse).
%his was a preeseutica by the authorities el the whit
1111 ht. Nactiaiwthe-Fialib, sod to which the delemduele
phaird
3310 Assislaat4odge ordered them to rater into their own
sseeptimaces to come op far judgment when called epou.
Nr. Le Brehm appeared foe the prosecution.
Mary Gross sad Jam Sala (the latter being almost
CEcdwas carried late wart), were iadieted for
i disorderly home, No. Oximdoe-street.
Breton again appeared msupport of the present.
Ileeulerlitated by the pariah authorities at St liartie-M-
-theMeldr.

ikrisspleaded guilty.
Yr. MiAO sad Yr. Beaky for Smith.
Mr. Ls &Mon said that this house was frequented for
• keg time by childrea of very tender years, and Sergeaot
Appleton mid the house had bee• conducted very badly for
nosy years, and was frequented by peasant's of very
pug egos. A robbery had bees committed in the house.
Bs apprehended the defendant Smith at her hoses in Ap-
proach-road, Victoria-park.
croes-examination by Mr. Sleigh be said be did not
take this paralysed woman out of bed about 12 o'clock,
bat it was about 10, sad she was then silting in • chair.
Mr was very ill, and she was taken to the workhouse.
Bs bad also. employed a man to take men and women
to this house, and told them to ask for acoommadatio•.
Mary Orme, the other defendant, was thee taken from
the desk sad put into the witness-box sod examined by
Yr. Le Breton—She said 'be was servant at No. 8, Oxen-
dosotreet, two years and • half e•o, •nd was engaged
by Mr.. Smith, who paid her her wages. The house was
apse for the accometodation of anyone who came for the
night. In the month of Ootober the takings were about
13/. or 141. • week.