The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-26 00:00:00

COURT OP QUZII BIRCH.

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Sittings ia Baer- Pekoeand
Mellor.) Jerrie Gravies, shah,
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Mr. Gifford said he was farmer& to swig ea uela.
Mr. Fred. J. Bosley, whardapr, far a irks,
remove tato Mds tour a omelettes by Mr.
Anse each the Thome Gososeveral Act, with •
to Its Wag orealied. The eseviedee WAS fa alisQ
the bashearmater la removiag • rowel esilel 11.
their as Doting by tie harbour-master. eh
Mem the parer relates to the
nadir Mich a whariager ea the Theme sea aim I
vowel aboard, his wharf. The gaistra
noinnberdly am of great Inaportamo, tad ierhy
Mike's worth of roped,' ta the basks of the now.
The build d terms bed been for may ran sad we yelmam than the lierth et the after, waims
the Thames. sad the borieserraselar claimed the 41u';
Ws own mike, sad Mhos' Wigicethea 4,
as to the sr
ra,Tellipreventwilieressals hone or tais
fog Meth, sad roam Shim. es the t
pawl*. bps navigation of the Thames. The me •
sash • seam of romelas would be tl give sa•
maim
magpie hwe arleas desk ik pekoe
pert sit Louisa. miners neenerrener
lo the ame is testier as to soy 'Mal
rime
on the rearrary, ft was admitted gime wra sa
creel waiting or eadaavourre to_ go to the whirs re
either dde of the whorl* Mai. It was mot •
of the river, because the vessel wee sacred to is
sad the obstraotioa if say was only in
whirrs on either iii the defea&at's°Totritillik
is probability, woald be if the barium sestits
ialiation was carded oat of mooring
is the stream. It wee admired that Mr. soh.
had, for twenty-dve rare p=daad hash praimi4
for a Imre puled and lath
longer thaa their wC,mardilli waslarther ?hot:Zan%
aiderma that for 40 years it IM bola the imam mi.
of the port el Landes. The alarmed@ west if frabig
tioo as to the quietism dright wag named au the heminii
the summous, bat the Wmass pinistad to bessiaglaa
*harp, sod is his rimiest he took upon himself to bells
the (motion of AA% by sayi the right extsadel ealy
Navin g vessels roomed • wharf so loapr the as
whir itself.
Mr. Justine Blackburn said it 'priced hi bin by les
cto al the section of the Themes Oomervasey OA a,
to that • gam& Jurisdiction by the maws
Oreerriacy was inroad to apply to all vise& bits fi
the Themes, whether lo the Mem or at the Aim
Giffard his contewhea was that this am dig*
some within the words " lerg is" the Thema It we •
cassratatioll of oeselderable ireperlanee, aod ought ast its
by • 10.. fine imposed by • Issiiitzobs dirt
last • sunonoos was take* oat writ Mr. Daft In s
sialir rfescri. adit mow ea for liesring lidos
Abide:am Trois, but be dimieesd the sammeas ahe
por ed that the right to moor was involve& sad be mil
not **drabs spout it. Tim learned masa she
Peary' for the Therm Cansernacy BMA sid
far • case far the °plaice al this err,
nothing kaiser had bra does in that gaL
la September it cease to Mr. Boalwy's howls* Shills
master of • vessel bad bra Warmed that he wield iris
allowed to irked at Ni. Bosky 's wharf. lira anises
mosioarea was mods to the hard. and they rapid ad
the harbour.smater bad not been iadowoW to Mahn,
In Deeember, however, the Thames Ocessvraer hug
emir took proceeding spirt Mr. Bosley, which or alig,
slated ors by Yr. A..aa Stone, which was ON sio
feet matter of somplaiat.
Mr. Juries Crompton said it wan • port ef sass AM
sad difilsalty. bar he thoughte.t it should banesbe Mille
• assrated by the magistra
Mr. Gifford mid that was too late pow.
Mr. Juries Crompton aid he doubted if the sr* ars
this as from the magistrate's frielietioa h
woad better to raise it os moo if possible. The WM
mama might, however, take • rule.
Mr. Gifferd mid he would Mead to the rigorism.
Role pied aomadingly.
sautrirell V. SLAM.
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miaowed mass ageing the
which was foe a mandamus calla. apes the beg
comeback for the town of Bradford, ia MIND,
to pay over lota* plaintiff the ram of 751. odd, m miss
rate for that purpose. Tits plaintiff was the mode d
Om late Br. BOA, solicitor, who was dark to Mani
board. On kis death, four years' MONS Cl salary wessini
to him. This *Mien was tried in 1663, and a midi* gm
Mama is favour of the phintaff for 1481. Winn
suss was reduced by the Court of Etobequm 116701. A.
acoustics was Imbed and 301. realised, sad this =wham
was to compel the sommissioners to levy a rate far Mt pp.
newt of the balsam

Rale abblats.
SIUND V. TEM WRIT LOWDON =MO
CONWAST.
to this ease a rule bad been obtained, calling apse le
database& to show eauaa why aa *alba.. for the maim
meat of damages before the sheriff should mot be quadri
The claim wea for damages, its oo mos d swab
premises ie the Foiham-read having best abased/
sleeted by the defendanta' railway.
Mr. Berjesat Hayes sbowed cause against the rule ;
Wordsworth supported it.
Rale absolute.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Beton the Judge Ordinary.)
811.111MBEIIG r. 1111BLIBLBO.
Mr. Einddtestae, Q.C., and Dr. Speaks for the poillimic
Theresa Silborberg toed for a judicial sepaiallia a
the ground of cruelty. Her marriage bad tin
pleat in 1845, the reepondent being • Jew, et*
bed represented himself to be worth 6001. a yes.
The petitioner, however, moon discovered that
husband's fortune was perfectly fictitious, sad that be me
In !Wily a smell draper at Daietzic. In • few maths be
dmerted her in that city without any means of support •
bet she obtained assistanoe from her (Seeds and retezasi
to England. A reconeiliation earned, and the Mahar
tire continued for several years, sad resulted is the birdie!
four abatises. The respondent, who was at one time a
tobamoctiet I. Fleetctreet and in Pall•mall, was gefilp,
according to his wife's aoconst, of a keg motioned man
of the most brutal misconduct. She stated also SO
the health both of 'we'll and her children bed mein WB
awe bees seriously prejudiced by his Trg
nod violeoce. She was, however, coetradieted by
a surgeon in Aldengaes- street, who stated that he beg is.
queotly been made the recipient of oomplaiam frees Ise
the husbeed and wife. and that, as they were always quo
sane,. he had recommended a deed of separation.
Sir J. P. Wilde said that 11r. Lobb's evidence lei
court to believe that there had probably been coosideralie
INIMMIAO• in lira. Silberberg's story ; but there wee rill
to she. that the rempoodeut had treated his web
is a manlier that so husband had a tight to do. There mei
Sheridan boa jadicial sepsystios as prayed.