The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

MORT OF IXORIQUEIL-JAig. 26.

Steep in Elatioo.—(Baton Lard C►ls Duos Pollock asti
Barons Martin, Chansoll, and Pigott.)
MIMI r. RTILIIOI.

Yr. H. T. Cole said that this was as scion by a yam
lady at Tamils against thodieadewt for broach of peei s
of marrisgs, ad he had to apply fora Me to the
datmidwat to inspect whin letters which ha had written to
the plaintiff between October and July, 1864, sad is which
it waa alleged thr promise was wistaised. The defesdaat
bed kept so copies of the Uttar; sod he stated that •
hisiwleifte of their waist, Ina material to hi defence.
Ha Wee stated that ha bad • geed defame ups° the merita.
The ar• had bin helms Mr. Judos Crompton at
cirab•ra, bat he had refused to make as order on the

wart
The Loyd chief Heron—Upoo what posed
Mr. Cole—l do not know ; but I suppose he thought it
was a fishing application.
Sale granted.

SECOND COURT.

Sittings at Nisi Priaa.—(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell
sad a Comma Jury.

SO CITY MEISCASITLZ CLOD AND MING HALL COILPAST V.

HUPP.

This wee ea satire to mover the sum al 371. Ite. far calla
an lea @barer. The dtheideat pleaded never indebted.
Mr. Kemplay Was counsel for the ; Kr. Kay for
the defendant.

11;48eer4;iiiry to the company was called, and produced
the minute book of the company, and also the register of the
shareholders. The dafeedant's name wu on theregietar far
to a►eres. He clean produced the proceed/nip in the winding
up of the company.
Mr. Cooper (of the arm of Johnstone, Cooper. Wind*,
and Co.) proved giving the necessary notice with reference
to the settling of dee hat of contributories, and the making
of the call of 31. Ts. Bd. per share.
The deleodeat waa then called. He deposed that he
signed the application paper, but upon the express under-
standing that it wu not to be soot in until he paid the H.
deposit ou each share • that had never been paid.
Mr. Bares Brunwell—if the defendant's statement is
tree there is no or e far the jury.
Mr. lieroplay said he bad co means of contradicting it.
He was unprepered for such evidence, and he aboold elect to
he neasnited.
Plaintiff was consulted accordingly.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
JAN. 26.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
WESTIDIBT T. WINTI3AIT.
Dr. Was sad Mr. Oreidge for the petitioner.
The t, a shirt sad collar dreamer in Southwark,
monied petitioner is 1852, sad lived with her is peace
eionfort for about eight years. Hie habits then end.
dimly became irregular ; and his demeanour towards her
Willi cold sad neglectful. At length she discovered that
be was carryiog on an Intrigue with Mary Are Barker, a
years worms whom be bad employed in his bushier. She
bead a letter to Mary Ass, is which the respoodent said,
"The matins, at sea has some port to steer to. I have
awe bat death ; sod the sooner I get there the better.
)the Lord ham you in His keeping.* After that letter
come into bar has& Mfg Westerby left her husband ;
sad he bed sista lived with Barker at 158, &impede-road,
sad at 77, Hewlett-read. Some iridium of persons! violence
Irving been gives,
Sir J. I'. Wilde said that the cam of cruelty was so slight
that he could not pant a divorce, but the petitioner might
have a separation if she pleased.
A judicial separation with custody of the only child of
the marriage was then preeounced.
COTTON V. COTTON AND =NM.

Dr. Wambey appemod for the petitioner, a sergeant in
the 9hd Bigidcwime, who is 1356 married Barters
litehertoon is Beret Lad. In the following year he left her
to go to India with his regiment, and during his absence
its wife was delivered of a child. Elba bad mitts* a full
oosfeseion to her husband, and evidence of her subsequent
cohabitation with Khania, a dyer in Canterbury, by whom
she bad a second child, wee also given.
Dune nui without wets, it not being shown that Bin-
tiia the respondent to have been a married woman.
MMUS IV. nizirricz.