The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCIL

NQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 13.
Olden ilseeChansellir lir J. Ilineet.)
ruiTAII,IO DAUNT AND MUMS ALBUM Bousigum V.
enthuse tit:oats& —" re.tanow's swersoin."
Mr. AWL" Q. 0., sod W. Owes mowed, saw* for as
is sectios ie is we to restrain the defendants from
or expoeleg for isle. or procuring ne be mold, is
tow the label of the plaiatiffs, as set forth is the
bill is the t, any serpents or ether similar articles which
had sot bees manufactured et sold ydb the stith.
The VionChaatoellor direeeed the desdast to be served
with notice of the present motion ; sod that, subjt.
ect
thereto, it should stand over till Wedsseday stoning 'w

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(Before Mr. Pau, Deputy Ambient Judge.)
Effingham Deane, 22, a eignelman, was indicted for steal-
lug • railway ticket, value 2a.. the property of the London
snd North-Wehurn Railway Company.
Mr. Poland prosecuted ; Mr. Cooper debstled the pri-
mmer.
It spd from the evidence that the primmer, who
pears
iisnelman at the Pinner statics of the Loam sad
wee
North-Weetera Railway, Mole • Rabat from the book-log-
.olos, but on wing it s day or two afterwards be war do.
rated at
.oaraden-town station, and war gives into custody.
The Sr was found Guth".
Mr. , for the prisoner, rid he had not attempted
to throw charge upon any one else, sad the real feat of
the cue was, that rho prboner bad • sweetheart in tondos,
sad be took the ticket to enable him go and see her.
He bopped the mercy of the court would be extended to-
wards him
Two magistrates on the beech baring bees consalted,
Mr. Payne sestered the prisoner to imprisonment sad
hard labour far three months.
Sarah Ann Berry, 14, and Lucy
cost,Hrdsmen, 80, were era-
ally indlord—Barry for stealing o value 2th., the pro-
perty of John Person ; sad Herthasaa for reesiving it, well
knowing it Urban boss stoles,
Barry pleaded guilty.
Mr. Bear pressented ; Mr. Albion appeared for Herds-
man.
The proasontor is • veteriaaryAmos, living in SI.
Geolle'relieri, Bt. Georipre-ie-thw ...a Berry lived
r servant his hones, LS was shr
scot and sold it to Birdman or 4.4 nm,, sod the
charge against the latter that she had received it with •
guilty knowledge that lt had bees erten.
The jury neared • veediet of Not Guilty lithe case of
HerdsmPayan.
Mr. ne sentenced Berry to be imprisoned and kept to
hard labour is see mon* sad thew be kept in • retenim-
tory for three year.

THE POLIOII COURT&
WESTMINSTER.
Patrick Coo& a forbiddieg-looking fellow 19 years of
age, was oharW with the following molest assault.
Lydia Morgan said—l am a ma:Aid woman. My husband
is a cabman, and lives with me at 43, Poled-place, Chelsea.
Oa Saturday sight, et 'boat 20 mumble to 11, I was at the
Oak publio-house, Koppel-street, Chelsea, in company with
my husband. There was come disturbanoe, and my busload
has having some words with some oth else when I asked
him to come home. ups° which the &Admit hiterfered.
I told him quietly It was nothing to do with labs, upon
which he struck sae a deepen& blow on the face with his
fist, breaking my DOM. (Complainant's hos was covered
with @arnica bandage,. ) I was sober, and poi him no pro-
voostion whatever. He was also sober. After striking me
he ran sat of the house.
The coestable in abuse of the case here put is the fol.
lowing certificate :—" Tbie la to oertUy that Mrs. Lydia
Marren from of reattird nose.-0. H. Ifs a'
M.R.0.r., and L.8.A., November 12, 1865.*
Thomas Cook, landlord of the complaNinant, corroborated
her statement in every particalar. either sie nor her
husband offend the prisoaer any provoseeiou, end the hus-
band was many, but net quarrelsome.
The defendant declared that her Mabel:id had his coat
oft to fight him, and on ktn. Morgan interfering he only
pushed her away.
This having hese flatly deeded by Mn. Morgan and the
witness Cook,
Mr. Self e remarked that he thought the defendant had
been there before.
The police intimated that he bed been at the bunt in
September for stabbing a man with a fork, when h
six weeks' imprisouseat.
Mr. Self, observed to defendant—What a roMan you
meat be. 'rhe 'intuit you get out of prison here you are
indulging in your naturally savage propessides. You
have committed a serious and perhaps permanent injury
upon this poor woman, who it is clearly shown offered you
no provocation whatever. If you had struck her more than
ones I should have given you the utmost punishment the
law allows, and as It is I'll stop your brutal habits for a
little time, by imprisoning you for three months, with hard

labour.
Primmer wee *remitted acoordiagly.
LAMBETH.
Edward Braze, appeared on a former day before
Mr. Paget to answer a summons charging him with desert-
ing his wife, and leavim her chargeable to the ratepayers of
the parish of Cantberl.
From the evidence It appeared that twelve years ago
the defendant, who wee then only 16 yearn of age. get
married to a girl not quite that age, who bad been born
paralysed, and who was so licketty and wretched that she
bed to be canted to church to be married. Biz weeks after.
wards the defendant deserted bee and west to sea, sad since
that time bad neglected to support her.
A solicitor, who attended on behalf ot the defendant,
pleaded that the marriage was null and void on the ground
of his client not having the aoseest of his parents to the
marriage, end his being a mere boy at the time.
Mr. Paget remarked that the defendant had subjected
himself to punishment for misrepresentation at the tim
ee of
his marring, u doubtless he bed given his age as eing 16, sad stated that he bad the consent of We parental ;
but he should like to am the Act of Parliament which
nallified the married on the ground of youth, end not having
the consent of his parents.
The defendant's attorney said be bad been but recently in-
structed in the case, and bad not bad time to consult the au-
thorities on the &abject, but he felt pretty certain that the
law was with him.
Mr. Sedgeloy, on the parted the parish, said that four or five
years ego the defendant had been taken before Mr. Norton,
at this mutt, on a charge of deeertiog his wife, and he did
not then urge anything against the legality of his marriage,
but on the eontaary agreed to allow his wife half-a.crown
• week. He however only paid that allowanoe for a few
weeks, when he absconded, and the next he (Mr. SeddeleY)
heard of him was that he was living with &pother female.
The case was adjourned, and the parties appeared before
Mr. Elliott yesterday, when it was stated that the defen-
dant had again consented to pay his wife the half-a-crown
• week regularly, and the summons wee accordingly dis-
missed.

Ewan 'os TWO (ksiThwit FROM PORTSMOUTH
Cotner PRisoir.—Yesterday morning two convicts escaped
from the Portsmouth Convict Prison is a very daring and
somewhat ingenious manner. It appears that in ore of the
infirmary wards wee* two men named Thompson end
Nairey, the former undergoing a sentence el 13 years, and
the latter one of 10 years penal 'servitude. The men were
seen safe in their bag on Sunday night by the guard ; but
oe the latter entering the ward shortly after 1 yeeterday
morning for the perpces.of secertainiog that an was right,
he discovered that the proctors had tamped. The Mot was
at once reported to the governor, and on as examina-
tion of the ward being made, it was found that the
men, who were the only occupants of this ward, bad cut
throughugh the floor, and gained access to the messengers'
room, where it appeared there were two uniform-coats.
which the °amide took with them. From the inemengen'
room they paned into the stewards' quarters, sad:after
wards scaled a wall, dropped into the street, and got clear
away. Throughout the whole of 'retards* the neigh-
bourhood was scoured by the police and the
offi re of the prison, and placards offering a re-
ward for the apprehension of Mae convicts was issued,
but up to the time our p• bad wail despatched, oely
one of the men (Thom/rem) had been spprehended. It
appeared that about two o'clock in the afternoon the man
wee observed by a county policeman in the neighbourhood
of Havant, about nine miles from Portemoutti, Waling
the coat he bad stoles, and with a handkerchief tieround
his head. His singular appearance attracted htice of
the policeman, who challeaged him, •and the fellow at cli
win!) MiNIND IN NEW ZElLAND.—Notwith-
on pulled out a knife, and threatened to , stariding the number of miners is Otago hes bees named
mricerder the constable if he attempted to arrest by the exciting nub to the newly.disoceered diggings on
him. A struggle at ono* took place, and at that I the Wed cause, the quantity of gold brought down by
moment a warder from the convict prison came up ►and 1... he. uter...4 daring the .... mei a the
mom
assisted in the man's mpture, but during the Meagre the i _e_sieg ee,
warder was wounded is the ann. The prisoner was, bow. 1:,:2'.:' ~,..... ~.._ies tt_ditien,rl,:tt_ite
work from alleged,
ever, overpowered and brought back to Portsmouth, where 1 571,.""'‘:76.,_""`"'. """I•.:„r'Llcyncs__ severity
he volunteered the statemeot that the other convict was, !''
great
on all gold gime, sad to io.frwavainnogrridamh
according to his belief, still in to town.
government of [hales been required
reqof uirpreOlvishrostharide Wilseardewaverailie
ANOTHER DISPUTE IN THE BUILDING TRADIS.--) *A?
Yesterday morning about 150 thee,hethree, meth", by"' I sates of labour fad from them official statistics there
layers. and Wham's, employed by seers. Lucas Brothers, ,is every reason t7c, drew the ..,keion the, thew engaged
the contractors tor the erection of the City Terminus
of M mining are doing exceedingly well. The merest wages
Cseene-A".t. att°°l"a to the Ceeeee'lleeet "Min" for effective labourers nage from 41. to Si.per week, thus
the Charing-cross Bailwsy, struck work soot
Upon averaging nearly an ounce and a half of cold fora wears
No/living • notice from the foreman that it was the inter.. work. When it is misiaseed that the ei;;;• et View.a
Sion of the firm to work only miss bouts per day daring the
winter months, sad during the day the whole of the men are contest on the average with a little over thirty shillings
a week. and that the cost of limas is sot by say.simas pro- ! DEATHS. y. yen. Do. seed "•
employed no the large works of Mews. permit the City portionately lees than in Otago, the advantage in favour of ' witLL—lrevember 10, at Leignside, Lewes. .. . Las
aim struck " to •••'• •••°••lea" Pg`4••da le • 1""a7 this province is masked. In hot there is no instance on FRAZlJL—November lit. at Osborne pod.
to the offices of the srna in the lvedere-road. Lambeth. record, .0 long dun tbe 4...ery ot gold, whore miners ere done It—Nov. demote, et tinoare siiiitfr..ls
yon.a.E.4, a
and drew the back Jul's pay, which it is the custom of the able ....meted were so high es nu rho gold grig. of YOutlitolST,4—ANTeoLikembirwtl,.ofierelLcb.
agtiz
41. e • .
lame building firms to keep in bead while the men are in our.
No doubt this arises in put from tith fi
re
that ' HAW 110yrilk—lievesber 12, at Britton, after •• lingeril?F 911::
their employ. Before Pweeedielf any further the men have ham taken place in the mode of extracting gold ; the wind. , Julia, &into., a the late roes Hammo?!i_.2lZo,
atiPoioted • Lyon to wait epos Messrs. Loots, and tie. appliances are being Tepidly superseded. Deed GC atarly of Deal, lea Mends oW Pease accearrieed,,a,
discuss the question with them, M the hope of iaduelog small parties of me* working in a desnitcey manner, ItfferMAN.—Noveleter 11. at Slithetreek
them to withdraw the notice, although it le feared the urge eeeepenise ere formed, oho, by **phonate for the 0. Newsome& mild td• nJ. mimeo, gee., eg gathers.
result will not be favourable, es it is Mated the course .o.,omi,oefo, of labowe eze enabled to name !maim. TICE IRSOILL —ll . •gt.
builders
g"snaby itamirsiy.. LNisz,lyistb.to bawbtahaebotakf
it:art.% thwehmo uhre
aretweprevica. fr:tbigroey
oft:iehtnta erTobv.carcinee
tit; no;
largemeriehr,,,
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10. ai Weeildße4tWeet. POT"‘ltat6
Ant* are, It I. 814 a°B4"letY TaBl4 many of whom went prorioos has caused many persons to suggest that facilities
In under the " doosesset " in DEMter. s. W. waseis..A.lll,. LLB.. 1.A.C.5.5., aged tle
sa. i
should be afforded for the istrodsetios of Chimes ; arid the I .-------rteted oat Tombs, w emus inn NAL" eta ••
CRYSTAL PALACE.— OHS SHILLING DAT. —. Chamber 0( CoMatallft at • meeting bald cm Friday tisk 1 zawkwrwoomwo. in she raw el Loam Pfirtiamoso.
IioNDAT. Nov. 13•ALUNiitt°" °lll PIY1"•110 4117 ; ditto passed • resoistios v•onesesseahis the aileption el nlinairell moos tu Imatimmistesse. la the boded ad
by Nom *We. 97a ; Mimi viddels. MC ast that sasst.-01.6•D•ity rims. Sept. 44 I Tam; Ifewillllll bh Ifille