The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-29 00:00:00

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and the court and all the approaches to it were 1
ohat:
she
densely crowded,—Mr. Christopher George, patent shot
and hroug t the .
lead maaufacturer, upon being examined, deposed that, for t th
seven years prior to Jan., 1811 i, the prisoner was a partner in on y n
his firs. A. eissolution tack place in tae regular form, and when be wen
was advertised in the Ga:ette on the 10 h Jan.; and since messis e from
that time the accused had been employed as chief clerk and livern , to
fort
book-keeper, at a eatery of 2501. a year. The books, which plaintiff
had beam entrusted to Mr. Fletcher to examine, were wit- would pay q.
nem', property, and those carried off by the prisoner had met the, dente
been purchased by hint siuce the dissolutioa. Never author. whithe
bed him or any one sin., except Mr. }Luber, to remove
the books train the ro tro in which they. were kept, for the mwbanend,htehheali
purpose of examination. The witness, in reply to further and had tie
questions, cleated that he toll the prisoner, when he engaged given the pl.
ill
hire as clerk, that he ehould h.ve a share of the profits this b „as
of the hasineu.—Mr. Georee Clements proved that on tiff, having
the 22nd of March he was helping to make up the books, each other.
when Mr. Dix came in and sent him to the abet-house for a that she I
particular book. Upon his return he foued Dix gone and liable to
the books In question miseing.—Riordon, the sergeant of the the person
Woolwich ponce, deposed to having had the accused given fur pum aymen
into Ms custody at Greenwich; to suosequeetly finding the the sof
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books at Clifford's inn cotfse-house, F.eet street, and to the bill, which
prisoner's escape from ben at the Paddington etation.—Mr, own accoun
Austin Cliantlerlaia spoke to his recapture Bandd lett (who 1
Somerset. The prisoner begged to he let off, said his prison on i
father would eay anything to let him ,
and then
closed the tively. coot
evidence as to the robbery of the books, and the prisoner was denying al
then charged with several acts of embezzlement. The in Septeml
learned counsel who pmoceuted sail there were a great num- that they
her of charges, but three or four ioseances only would be that she h
proceeded upon. Evidence was then millet to show that on prison, Fri
the 3rd of September the prisoner had received 691. 75. from the defend
by
Messrs. IC.iog, merchante; on the Sth of November, 201, 10e. was his
from Mr. Reynol Is; and on the 23rd of Fehruary, 1441. 9 a town and 1
from Mears. C. Tuthill and Co. It was his duty to have
action.—a' the defend
entered the pat tie tits in a book on the day they were re-
rid
ceived, and to hand over the money to Mr. George, who geh
min
acted as cashii rof the firm ; but he had neither entered which I
them nor paid tho money.—The mettivrates committed him Rev. Mr.
for trial upon all the chores, and be was removed in custody. Plain. tit I.'
WILTISHIRE.
COMMISSIONS BY TILE LORD I.I6I2TEKANT.—Cornet
R. P. Long Mbe captain; Cornet E. 1), B. Estcourt to be Moßoa
lieutenant ; J. C. H. W. E. Agar, Viscount Soon rton to be
IN A PA
cornet; E T. Clarkson, gent., to be cornet in the Royal heard yes
stremelj
Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry. e
law was c
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UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. brou,ht I
Ox Marl, APRIL 28 —This moaning Messrs. W. Y. Seller, againridittst tl
B.A. of Balliol ; Ale. J. Earl, OA. of Maro:alen.hlll; and Mr. J. J. In E
Male, ark
limper, B.A. of Waillutn, were elected fellows of Oriel C dicer.
Wsslaesday nest being the first day of Eisler term, the new proctors heir. Tht
will be admitted into olOws in the Convocation-house. sittings it
--- were left
ancient I,
NAVAL
whether
DETONPORT, APRIL 27.—The Memory, tender, arrived •
were wit
yesterday from Portstniorh, with men paid off from the Jackal, and
returrrd shortly after with supernorneraries, for ship. fitting at the and the.
eastern ports. -Anal A troop.ship. Com• liadelitle, was paid id this found a 1
11 monies: War-Adm. Sir J. Lewis, Itart., sh.thst his sow nn the 27th the park
InAt, from the Cashiers, 120, to the Agincourt, 72. still eats
Atte t Italy r, Avail. 28.—APPOINVielter —Carpenter : A. but had 1
Eingston, to livestigator. On a f
show ea
MILITARY. jury had
DETONTORT, Aron. 27.—Capt. Mearoish's company 35th secondly
Ttegt. embarked vain minting from the Royal William Vktoalling je,i,a3 a
Yard, on hoard the Conu. et., for Pendenni. Castle, to relieve the
detachment of the Stet Rect., sent there last 'set k, the latter having the, %ark
received the route tor Manchester, and are expected to march sat
showedeo. hoer
Tuesday next. a
Eolo out Aram 27.—Three companies of the 71st that the
Rem. leave Lila:swab to.slay for G.nagew, whence they are to be had fou
'drped by the Viceroy Pt. for Dublin. Iwo companies of the 33rd park v
Rest., from Dundee ard Perth, replace the Edinburgh Loops; and
were 1101
two communes of the Ist Royals, from Stirling, will go to Dundee and leaving
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Perth. in dispui
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SPORTING. the fran,
• NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. more lai
BETTLVG ON THURSDAY NIGHT. case pu
CHESTER CUP.-12 to 1 seat Peep o' Day Bny, 14 to 1 thereat,
art War Eagle, 20 to I seat The Magnet,
SAD too I agst Glen clearly t
Saddel, 38 to 1 apt Mrs. TaR (t), 30 to 1 apt anw (0, 30 to crowd
I egg Pyrrhus the First, 30 to I ark loheritress, 50 to 1 eget Sir ._
Peter Laurie, 50 to 1 eget latrines ; 1.000 to 10 eget Illockhall In their
Gausy.-5 to 1 east Scott's lot, 13 to 2 agst Dilly's lot ob.l,tts
1 ,
(t), 7te t apt Green's lot (I), Bto 1 eget springy Jack, oto 1 art thereby
Glendower. 10 to 1 east :Owyhee, 10 to I apt swio: Bey, 13 to 1 oast —Mr. S
Leatlstone ~t), 17 to I agst Eagle's Plume, 22 to I sprat Iltshorough, 40 were ht.
to 1 agst Fern, 1,000 to 12 apt Jack te liazeldean, 1,000 to lo agst argument
Glutton.
PRIDArS RACKS. —tame
first,
MATCH; 501. T.Y.C. or
Lord Batsman's Goodwood (Vas) i
(F. Butler) 2 have
1
have
Mr. Shelky's Bayonetcond',
s 2tol on Bayonet. Won by two lengths. Run in I min. 20 see. to the I
lisNinctr SWEEPSTAKES Of 10 save. each, for 3 and 4-yr way of I
old.. D.M. which I
Mr. G. Higgins's sir Peter Lacrie PY I wildnes
Col. Peel's 'reetotem (Mall 2
Lord Clifden'e Mantilla .., is.an 3 same th
MATCH ; '200f., h ft, Bat 410 each. T.Y t(). birds—,
Duke of Bedford's Mono ... ... ..(1". Butler) I therefoi
'Sir J. liateley's San Sebastian (Marion) 2 even if
gtol on Mints. Won by a bead. Ran Ica I inhale gee. erOWIll
MATCH ; 2001., h ft, 84 31b tacit. D.M. vitiate
I Duke of Bedford's Bridle (F. Buller) I closure
Lord Glasgow's Conspiracy
6t02 on Ilridle. Wort by a length. Run in I min. 50 seeC.Nst) 2 their jt
NEWMARKET STAKES et 50 WEL each, h R, for 3-yr-elds ;
colts, ant 715, and lilies est 7.1 b; the mood to save his stake. D.M.
(26 subs.)
; Mr. Payric's Glendower k (slat) 1 THE
VOTIY4 flg,ic"
( 3 w,., ba
Major Wiarram'e Keraun tirs . noyee 4
7t02 on Glendower. Fern, with Glendower la wading, made the the da
running to the T.T.C. post, where the fasnurite elOwd with him. and Counc
1 I they ran together to the ropes; Fern was beaten tore, arid Glendower owner
the chair an easy winner by a length ; Corsican beating but do
re:dby a head ; KerlUn a bad fourth. purr in I min. 50 secs. court,
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sues. each ; for 2-yr-olds, 6st 71bs;
and three, Bst 7lbe ; mares and geldings al albs. First half of would -Ab.ll. The winner to be sold for Sol., tee. Tut
I . I Lewd W. Powletes 1na....
Sir J. Hawley's Mi. Margrete
Count Batbrany's leo:entrees ... (Roil I This ,
(llama 2 Wasp
(Hordett 3 capful
I : 5t02 on Jest, who won in • canter, and was claimed. Run in 30 which
i aces.
MATCH, 5001., hR. A.F.—Lord Olatigo w's Chainbearer 7:1.1il
It;
I yeeeleed 170 were. ft from Mr.Bowee's Epirote.
MATCH, 1001_ h ft. D.l.—Lord Glasgow's fby The Pro- in
w
vote out of Miss Whip received ft from Mr. Shelley's Tarello. dred
MATCH 501., h ft, Bst each. Air M.—Mr Sandford's men
Kimbleswoith apt Mr. Lowther's The AdmiraL—Off by consent, p risen
LATEST BETTING. of th
DEttnY.-6 to 1 agst Glendower, 11 to 1 eget Loadstone, agair
(t), to to 1 apt llcecrlac (t). Fero
was barked before his rate At The
40 10 1. the 1
Erratunt.--The time in which Resostris ran his race on Tuesday was
by an accident returned as ,a 1 min. IS see. ;" it should bare been "2 had
1 min. 30 sec."
BURTON CONSTABLE RUNT ItACES.—Wraeriontr. theit
TI
GOLD CUP of 1001. 21 miles. the (
Lord Strathmore's Switcher
( 1 . Mr. Robinean's bg by Vigo (Mehl
bg by the Lion and The Wild Hero Ws. ran. A race
DRAWING ROOM STAKES of 30 acne., added tot sweeps of _rag,
10 sows. each. 11 mile. (3 subs.)--Sir J. Gerard's Pantaaa leaked the
1 Over.
HOLDERNESS STAKES of 10 SOTS. each, with 20 added. 1 see
• ' mile. (7 Dube.) (Owner) I too
re
Lord Strarldwire's Switcher
51r. B r's aate bg by The Lion
bleekie, Poulain, and bg by Vigo also ran. Won cleverly for
givi
who
IMy Iluttlligentr. Ile
in s
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4 EQUITY COURTS. ant
Before Vice-Chancellor Knight Brace.
LEWIS V.
s.—GIFT TO A LEGATE'S ON HIS BE- te
~ COMING SANE.—Mr. Hodgson appeared for the plaintiff, eve
1 , who had been a person of unsound mind, and for whose 11_,
/ benefit a testator had bequeathed the d'vidends of a sum of I."
stock while he continued in that state, giving him the prim- Pe!
cipal in the event of his recovery. They read a certificateGal
• of Dr. Sutherland, stating that the event had HOW taken
30(
place.—The Vice-Chancellor ordered the principal of the
fund to be paid to the plaintiff.
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BAIL COURT.
Sittings in Ammo -Beture Mr. Justice Coleridge. de
Maxus v. Coorat.—Llank.—ln this case, which was an
de
i I action brought by Miss Hoare, the daughter of a deceased
ad
captain
11 captain in the navy, for libel, Mr. E. James had
as
obtained a
rule nisi for judgment as in case of a nonsuit, which rule he "r
now applitd to bare made absolute. Miss Hoare appeared
in person to show cause against the rule, which she did by ~
I .1
handing in an affidavit, wherein it was stated that the
ca use was to have been tried at the sittings after last Hilary ar,
term, but that a material witness on the part of the plaintiff °,.
i was ill, and unable to attend to give evidence,
and "(
that consequently the deponent applied to the de- ("
i ~
fendant's solicitor to postpone the trial, to which he readily "
consented, but that in the course of a few days the witness (''
in question being quite recovered, the deponent applied to ~,
the defendant's solicitor to allow the trial to be brought on „."
at once 1 to this proposition, however, he would not con- ~
sent, and the ease was consequently not tried. The affidavit !`
further stated that it was the plaintiff I' 'e decided intention to 'l,
try the cause at the present stttings in Easter term.—Mr.
Justice Coleridge said he considered the affidavit of the I
plaintiff was an entire answer to the present apetication, ,
and the rule must, therefore, be dis.harged.—Mr. James °
applied to have the plaintiff's affidavit filed, to which she at t
once consented.
1
Nut Paws,
Sria.taton v. Bastv4rn.—This was an action brought I
to recover the gum et 471.
odd, for the board and education I
of defendant's fire grandchildren. The plaintiff was a. I
schoolmaster, keeping a boarding-school at Lonsdale-square, I
1 1 Islington. and the defendant a laly of property, residing in I
the Old lientroad, and motl.er of the Rev. Josiah Bart- 1
lett, incumbent of Leominster, Herefordshire, who, it may
be recollected, was sentenced in November, 1846, by the '
Court of Queen's Bench, to two years' imprisonment for •
• having stated that a Mrs. Tozer, his wife's sister, had carried
on an improper intimacy with him antecedent to her mar-
,' riage. The children in question were the children of the
Rev. Mr. Bartlett. From the statement of the learned
counsel it appeared that in the month of Sept., 1846,
the defendant was desirous of placing her grandchildren at
some school, on account of the embarrassed position of her
son,arising in a great measure from the criminal information
which was tsiten hanging over his head, and she accordingly
applied to a Mr. Frost, the executor of her late husband's
will, to recommend her an establishment suitable to her
views. Mr. Frost obtained a prospectus of the plaintiff's
school, which he gave to the defendant, the result of which
was that in September, 1816, three of the NET. Josiah Bart-
lett's children were taken by their father and Mr. Frost to
the plaintiff's house, where they were leg for the purpose of
. being educated. At the end of the first quarter the defen-
. .
t dant paid the sum of 331., ou account of a bill of 391., due for
the board and education of her three grandsons. After
( Christmas, 1846, the two younger children of the Rev. Mr.
v Bartlett were sent ; and it was for the board and schooling
i,
Ilill4 .
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