The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

LAW INTMLIGENCE.
- -(TILS DAY.)

ART OF PROBATE AND DP/ORCN.
(Deem the Jum dge (Misery.)
-mars mars.
sal oltspOsserel mid Dr. Trietzem fair Os path •
Boa, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., mid Dr.
;Ws, belie 0.110.61".
is win" why/ was the patittes al a wile for reetits.
Om d 0001 rights, sad is 'kWh lb. kadmad bad •
oadsd • souoter.allegetins of adaltary, the SelieitsPee.
owl mid bri had so 'pal/Mies eta somewbet extraordinary
hmuseare to mike to the mut Oa the 16th of April Ma
ow, patitiamr's salioltor, matived a written leptairm,
shd woad prossanted oho slit for her is the mod way till
thosai el Jamey. slim b e reosived a letter tram bee
dstmg tbsit the Weeded herself to ass/ her 4114 •
d 3 years al age. who hid bees removed
tka moody of Its father by its la deter.
diter shaa • day. was eppoiated for the trial,
Xe. Oen thee applied to hie elient's brother. with whim
dy, bid bee Blip at Bookhuret WE. is Essex, for her
suns; Sibs wee ialonned that she lied loft there and
lamb did set knew where she wan Yesterday
IT do mired a letter frees Mr without date or
bat apparently eassieg from abroad, statism
that bed only memaied to follow his (Yr. Cwt's)
;Filo and lie the parties merely with • view to ea
sad so the distiset ammo, that is Mould
Do b. tto trial, for else would sever awls submit
hang k• 's brutally. Ike. therefore, trwastsd kin
to alibis, Dm ealf forth& Mossediswe is the
most
eae advised sad haltered that hie cheat
mod a geed fillese le the Merge of adultery, aad
smihima WO base leme MIN wader loam palisenes ithiarka
mematel bar boa being a fres agent, bs asked for • post.
preemat el Ye use is order that bo might, if pee ibis,
es mmillte bla
sr. absT d. ?meat.
pryermid ace my that be had mash
....a.ll"st dopes with the case. Hans was • holy of
77,es widow a letter of • perfectly
_reaeormlale
sod bignigibh tharsater, in which she distinctly stated
Ist oak sha did sot wish the mit to promad, hot it it
were sessessfal. she should 8101637 deplore the remit.
item wee sat the slightest mead fee saapesting that
led tem soder my Mum ; for is feet tbikteor eremed
to
kapiy that she was Mood, sod wholly oat al the mash of
kr badead. Tim petition meet, therefore, be dismissal,
sad diminid at the patitimer's own request.
rot.tocc T. POLLOCK AND PT&
D Swink' mid Mi. Kemp for the petitioner ; Dr.
Viably for the orreepoodest.
n. petitioner, a Jew, married the respondent at Nod.
bp„... Is Amiralia, about 8 years ago ; bat be had
basely lived wither ia Londoa. Ile was a ocameereial
mmikr and was • groat deal from home. Durk'
Ito abuses the rontioadeat frequented the Beek Tame,
city.road, and indulged in modest whisk at last renamed
ao.dlios to Noe her husband, and the therefore Wt
he home. The petitioner elaimsd 5001. from the eo.respoo-
thtisballt. tipiake iathaated blat he did sot nimble gem
dl
The ems ba
pbeen clearly proved. Dr. Wambsy
dewed that the respondent ( who was boom at the ENO.
" Becky") bad Mao leading the life of • prostitute •
ht be withdrew the plasm of eiadmation and eollasioa:
pat bed bum died in the me.
The fray pee a farthing &mars.
Deus, is without eosin

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Yr. Ossznimeiseer Gumlbws.)
ilf U GILAVIS.
The bankrupt, • gresegrooar, of Lieson-grove, owisg
11137., was oppceed as Liu • -indication for order of
on the ground of hie having vexatiously defended an
Ineoglit %snot him by Mr. Good., • creditor far 40&,
'karat costs of 201. bad been incurred.
Er. Clarke opposed, and stated that immediately on the
verdict being given against the bankrupt he disposed of the
noisiada of his stock, and filed his petition in title court.
Atter bearing Mr. E. Heed for the bankrupt,
His Honour directed an adjournment for additional Sc.louts.

Elf U YOBOLII.
The bankrupt was a coachauth and emelt-dialer, of
fasted-street, St. Lake's. Out of debts of 4944 207 1
me in respect of accommodation ; there Were no

wets.
Mr. Aldridge opposed, for the official andgnee. The
isnitrupt had been insolvent in 1859, owing 3004, and pay-
eg no dividend.
His Honour suspended the order for six months, but g►rs
protection for three months.
(Before Kr. Registrar Roche.)
13 tit EDWARD REM NOLAN.
The bankrupt was described as an author and topmast,
of Abingdon-riles, Kensingtm. The adjudication waa on
the bankrupt's own patio:). This was a second bank-
ruptcy. The debts are only 242/., of which 100/. is due for
kw costs under the former bankruptcy.
Hr. Wm. Carter, gentleman, of Albion. street, Hyde-park,

vas chosen trade saalgue. -
-
H RE A. W. D. LEATHER.- HEAVY FAILURE or AN AT/062MT.
The bankrupt wee an attorney, of 44, Liooolo,
ud of Prioce's-sguare, /3ayawater. The adjudication wan
on his own petition. The statement of affairs
noes a total iodebteduese of nsr.i., of which
11,1174 am due to unsecured creditors. Them is no
aatemaat as to meta. The largest unsecured oreditOru ors
the Union Bank of London, 3,0001. The principal secured
creditors are the Coetract Corporation (Limited), 8,3001.;
and Xr. Fletcher, solicitor, Liverpool,' 5,0001. The
kankrept states the muses of his failure to be—
muse laws by bed debts, and in the promotion
of railway aad other projects; loss of credit through
User* heavy liabilities for clients; and to the
@Hut of the runt money panic on the most lucrative
put Of kb liminess—negotiating loess and financing for
many reetractors.
This was the sitting for proof of debts and cboioe of
mimes. Mr. Hoary Bood, contractor for public works,
CM* Georgentreet, Westminster, was chosen trade orig.
104 Mr. Sorrell is the solicitor and the proceedings.