The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCI.
(Breve the Jake *diary.)
=MOOD V. THE ATTOPAZTreo=L: 11A11114 AND
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This was • suit ender the Logi Deeheatios
brought by LieetemerJohe Oludestriliosa ;e4
the fact that be was the lawful mos of Dr. Cheeks Dthis,
Brinson, M.D., Ire of Moorguaquare
Dr. Swabey haw* briefly opened the ors, riled the hi
lowing whirrs :
Mn. Charlotte Mask Brisbar—l am the sister of IA
Nonagon, sad wee prefer at her inarriap at terry, k,
Faux, on the 23rd of October, 1822. She lived with-h,
husband at 89 and 40, Montagu-guars. A child ern beak
soon slier the warthog bat it liar only four year j
believe that thus were ether children born, but I re "'-
Amer*. I reessreber being in Dover is Asptiouber,lB4t
Mn. Bowlers tithed re there. sod she bad a little al
with her. He wee rad John Charles. This was the hi
ems I bad seem him. Dr. Neviner also ease does b
Dover. He always *red the child as his sr I stir
wards saw them in landee. I was with Dr. Barr Am
he died in 1848. To the last he treated the child is
same manor. That child is the preset petitioner.
By Dr. Wasehey—l *Med Dr. Novara and his elk*
natty years after their market I did thattill r ihs
married myself. They lived as mw sod wide and smear h
bebe 'ICY happy legetble. •They did toi melt nmeth
ds.
William Fevd—l was in the service of the eel Dr.
Burleson when he died. 1 bad her with him more Or r
years previously. Mr Newham was living with hr. 1
know Lieutenant Newhisoe, the petitioner. H. eel g aid
in the house when firet I west there. He wee slipup
treated by Ds. *wires as his son. The donehi:4
showed the greeter effsetios for him. The *We
was &brays kept. I used to fire off se may toy mem
the boy was years old. That was by the doer's aehh,
ace. The doctor rear rot to bed at night, bet alp o
sit up in his room. I serer knew him leer
oace, and that was to go to Dover to He Kr* Bdalea
who wasseilterisig from maser el the hear Da. semi
&irises bed the adjoining rooms is No. 39.
By Dr. Wrobey-1 Cesece say that they Derr sled*.
.Benjamin Broulbridge—l was apple father bilk.
Neoloson's service for four yens up to 1840. Itwrtq
duty to take up hot WSW' to his room. I did not pets
him room. I rang the bell, sad Mn. Nearer serer
me. She wee repeatedly in his room. I was not intis
house when the petitioner was there as a WM. I his
quietly went to the house from the time I left ti he
doctor died. I moth* wring the perilous: than Ifs
parent could UMW OM food &Section ter his dal Ihe
Dr. Kenner did for the petitioner.
Sir Charles Locook-1 knew the lata Dr. Briar rip
well. I remember being seat for to attend an War stth
boar. I sherd think that would be about 1848. Isr
so old friend of Dr. Nowirou ; but the regular etteleaDit
his family was Sir Marks Herbert. After Sir Cheeks kh
Laden I areaded the family. Dr. **sea shed
showed the deepest intend is the child.
By Dr. Wambey—l only maw the chid In Heeres
square.
Dr. trembly mid he was not in a position to arse the
01/0 soy further.
The special jury, Barron, found for the peters:,
negativing a further pies that he was the child of Ito
Nevins= and some other purer.
The Oar& me* • detherren as preyed.
POLLAZD V. POLLMID AND IMININO.—(ePICI.AL
The Solicitor-Grand and Dr. Tristram, for the gd.
Boast ; Mr. Hall, for the reepoodent ; Mr. D. Sew%
Q,0., and Dr. Sankey, for the co-respoodeet.
The petitioner, Odra Dillon Gustavus Pollard, el Its
Indian minty, brother of Mr. Polled-Urquhart, MP., isd
for • di:whirrs of his seerrisie with his wife in Lelia!
her slithery with Frederick Shand Hemming. H. eland
5,0004 from the carepsedget es &urges.
The marriage leek plass is Derry Cathedral, sits
rather short courtship, Ii February, 1860. The pithier
at that time was • liethenant in the Madras army ; eallb
respondent, the daughter of Mr. Dysart. • haride
the county of Derry. The parties soon aftwir war*
toga India ;
the sad they essoesd for many years to Imes had le.
ther on happiest pride Noma. They had *sera
aid a boy. Is 1861 the reepoodent our to Begird is mew
queer' of the state d her health, she went to live air
her friends in Ireland. Ia 1882, however, she thought it no
creary for the adsorbed her daughter to come to Loral,
and after residing for • short time is Belueiread, so
took a house at 4, Olitton-road But, St. Joiderel,
Her husband at this time made her an allow/anis el
Mt, which was more than half hie income. Dung
this enforced separation the respondent wrote ito far
than sixty letter, to her husband, end they were of the
meet effeetiosate character. The last, as kid ei
soy of the rest, wee dated on the 10th of August, lin
The petitioner reached Leedom on the had of Nora*
He immediately pasted of to St. John's-wood, bet Is II
surprise *did sot Ind We wile. A letter arrived, hie
ever, through hie agents, Masers. Smith sod Elder, team
him that she was at the Loadoehridp Hotel ; bet whe
be when to the hotel be discovered that she kr
sever bees there. cla • day or two, horn,
be received the following letter through Ml.. Dysart:—
" I have thrived you dreadfully. I here beenutterly sr
true to you. By the time this reaches you I aril in
hundreds of miles away. I will write all particulars Is
Jane, who will tell you errythieg. —Beer* POLLLID
The petitioner was utterly astounded, but at length in
promised letter was written to Miss Dysart. The remandhl
staid that she had left home with him to whom she else
much attached 18 year ago, that she bad struggled emir
her prosier and thought she had conquered it, but fiat ifis
bad bras throve Wry so meek in his way, rid that is
had yielded to her fate. The letter was filled with repro
for the pain her eadnot would give her treads, sad with
prayers that her linthand would not make the Net*
public. She had sant hook her daughters to Inland, hut
she had taken her little boy with her, and she sad
that if she bad to give him up she nut
do so, but before then the bitterer of death would eerily
be pared. She did sot give the slightest oleo to her
whereabouts, and requested that say oommuskatioa to hie
might bemire in the Mere under the signori* "Qua"
was not till August, 18 that the prewar ford the
Ih
=reel was Rift with Mr. Hemming, • penal el eerie
on • briars in the Ott. He lid
livedartahst:=celled Partici", near Bards& sai
when the citation was served upon her she was caning *
child which she bad had by the eo-respoeder. Tile ow
respondent, It wee staled, bed afterwards
to make terms with the petitioner's soliciattri%
amine to give up the petitioner's only see, if
he would not press for damages. The Solinter•Genser
ereindelbis speeds( speech by declaring that he had awe
Weirs a wane ree, seer in which the jury wen aelkid se
to make the esaissperlset Ina heavier sere.
Mr. PellarilZrquhart sad Mrs. Pollard, of
I brine rowed the emerage, and stated that the rem=
bad always been Madly rewired by her husband's body,
• mid Dorm* sawed Brogan, who had boon in their
dreamt of the seependest, deposed that wheel they
arrived at Liverpool they were received by Mr.
Mr. Hemming after that was is the eoserst beteitla
log on her &strew in Belsizaroad and at Si. Jobs's-
In Detaber, 1883, the young ladles wept to Imbed areal
of Mime Jane Dian.
gh. au* was prooseding when our report left)
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commiedoore Goulburu.)
II NM B. J. 110/INDON.
The bankrupt was described as • merchant and war
horror of the Miserts& This was the sitting ter eV:
mina*, and The total liabilities us 8,104, Il
which 2,7144 an staled to be la reaper of sosolansahre
bills ; eras rebind at 1.2641. The bankrupt poor If
easiest, the order of discharge being adjourned. Mr. fir
good and Mr. R. *Bathe appeared In the case.

TEES POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERKEN WELL.

SIUMSSOCS ASSAULT OS • 11171 L-1

• TER
Henry Packer, a bateher, was charged with anonitthil
series of violist assaults on his with
Fran the eyideasa it bypassed that the primmer is • vie.
lest, drunks., dicripMed was, sad is in ti l• (reptant Wilt
of illasiag aad baits; his wits. The wife was at vat
yesterday. aad the primmer, who was drank, sent far blito
sad he ao wooer got sear her than be struck her • videet
blow, knocked her down, sad whilst she was mi the
kicked km is the stomach. Had it sok bees t
ketsrfsresee of the neighbours he would haws farther
der.
primmer said that what his wife bad stated was false.
He did bit her, balks did not kick lam
Poliereacastable Tsylocr. 100 N. ems of the wariest alb*
.1 the wart, mid he bed made *skims about tits wthi.
ed
frees what be maid harm she was • hard-wortisg. lAA
ishastriews mama, whilst the rimier, oa Ow other MA
was the egverse.
The sasses said Übe was sot vanished sow lie weeM
keep ocher. sad weer spin ill-nas his wife.
The razipleinant, urea. to As mart, mid tisk ewe
slam she bad bass marrisd the presser bad ill-and his
What weds the malt wane was that Or prima
ng
gooiest with grinds, beg sloths.. yawned the clothes
ware sodomite& M hes to wash. She bed Is sappoit base
es& bet hie*. be Y she ad it the allies would Mgt
Rohe siegbigsge WI Ilk wee very lied ewe el rah
sod he abseil nob We sense of the prisoner's madiallej
goodies him to the Bore of Cogreeiios, with Yard
Ere Men tekselte menthe.
The pelmeser wheat that s dee Wild be Misted, lot 00
egyillgeties wee situsid.
LAMBETH.

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