The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-01 00:00:00

APPI,II.B. ROM INDIA.

lbattersey•Ceneral mule mine motion' in several lodise
Oes was dismissed and another stood over, altar
tb.„ lordship* proceeded with a long appeal from
m.,,i, . Wise v. am Kielsore Ached Obonedry." There
listigerali in the ems list to which three others me
0s and the preset sittings will be eoetioned for
wed In.'

THt COLIENSO CASK.

so du du as yet been-appointed for their lordships to
• ~re judgment in this we. The recent indisportion of
g, has probthly caused some del►y. His lard-
stip is weleiestly reommed to name his duties, and it is
wood that in the coons of next week something will be
doely known.
_ _

`COURT OF PROBAudge
sary.) TE AND DIVORCE.
Wore the J Ordi
WO= a. JIM= LSD ILIDDLR.—BPRCUL JUST.
21,0 Qnsea'a Advocate and Dr. Tristram for the plaintiff
• oiodce, (j.C., Mr. Gray, q.a. Mr. Pritchard, and
• (ilail Austin for the defendants.
Ids put-hunt cue was resumed from Saturday last.
It us a nit to determine the validity of an alleged will
Mats Krc Saunders, propounded by the plaintiff, bee
roasted by the defeodanta, who were the
Walla Dented in a somewhat earlier instrument.
it Hooper, a solicitor, who had made several wills fee
.h.wiateir„ said, that in his judgment, the one sow pro.
namely, the we dated the 14th of March, 1859, was
art is her handwriting.
Nary .nn 011116 said she kept a obiadier's shop at 47,
iryd.ust, and her deceased husband had also been Lad-
led of the shop No. 49, which was occupied by two
mod John sad Cheistian Dram*. John Duo&
till February, 1860. A Kr. Nobs had occupied
nosg
Wore him, and be did not leave till November, 1859.
mom produced a rent-book, which showed that the
6.1 began from John Dr soh out the 6th of February,
but the book was not very oorreetly kept.) Christian
lbw& OM after JAG.
Oreaseramiaed Could not swear to either of the
grossbee, as wits's bad seen vary little of them. They first
muted at the business of a carver and gilder (Edwin
Droth wee directed to stead forward). The feat was rather
bait to adieus, bat she could sot WNW to him. The first
Nook occupied the shop but a very short time. The es-
mad wu a married man, and his wife ooestonally came to
witesees sho9 in 1859. (Williams Pointed her out.)
By do j•ge—Witases's recollection was founded ea-
*sly as the rent book, which had been incorrectly kept.
It will he remembeAd that John Drench was one of the
dud* witnesses, and that he bad described himself in
Igewill as of Wychetreet.
After farther evidence,
The Jodie spoke in severe terms of the suspicion which be
mid belonged to the plaintiff's conduct in every single step
la Ile owe. A more impudent fraud was never committed
lles the tromped up letter from Australia. After
farther reemehe.
The )sry having foiled for the defendants on all the
Wm,
The Judge pronounced for the will, and condemned the
*UWE in the costa, adding-1 shall desire the documents
io be impounded and I shall make such communication
with the proper authorities as will, I hope, lead to the
bailment of the parties. (Cheers.)

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Justice Bylea.)
Henry Landurcr was charged upon the coroner's Inqui-
sition with manslaughter. There were eight indictments
against the defendant.
The can, as will be remembered, arose from the late
widest in the Blackheath Tramiel.
Mr. Metcalfe, who, with Mr. Poland, was counsel for
the prosecution, said that there were two defendants
tagged with manslaughter, both charges arising
ma of the same occurrence, the other being a man
misel Jonas. The grand jury had returned • true bill
signet Jones ; but had ignored that against Lancaster, and
be therefore only stood charged upon the coroner's inquiet.
lion. It was sot the usual practice under moth circumstances
to offer any evidenoe, lied be had consulted with his friend
Mr. Poland, and they did not think it adviaahle in the
present case to offer any evidence.
A verdict of It ot Guiky was accordingly returned by the
Sophia Leander appeared to receive judgment.
The defendant, it would be remembered, was con-
victed in the June sessions for the offence of keep.
bg an asylum for the reception of lunatics without being
duly licensed according to the Act of Parliament. Jude-
BMA wag suspended upon the condition that the home
siieekl be timed ; but it appeared, however. that the de-
fendant °optioned to keep the house open, and she was called
upon in Nov. last to receive judgment. Baron Bramwell, who
wee then presiding, urged upon the defendant the necessity of
complying with the act, and judgment was again respited. It
appeared, however, that the defendant had continued up
to the present time to detain the persons in her asylum,
contrary to the law, and yesterday Mr. Poland pat in several
aMdavits, which were banded to the judge, who said be
would read them, and consider what was beet to be done
in the matter. _ .

A young Frenchnum, named Victor Logrand, was indicted
for extorting money from Henry Walker, by writing
threatening letters.
There were two indictments against the prisoner, one
cbmg him with %lolly, and the other with misdemeanour.
some comrultation between the counsel, the pri-
soner pleaded guilty to the misdemeanour, it being under-
stood that no evidence would be offered upon the charge of
feb?es.

Jodgruset was respited.
4w Sala, 21, wu charged with the manslaughter of

Yr. 07r id7re prosecuted on the part of the Treasury ; Mr.
Batley was counsel for the prisoner.
The occurrence took place on the morning of the 24th
January, at 2 o'clock, in &brothel in a court in Drury-bun,
where it appeared the deceased had gone in company
with the prisoner. They appeared to have gone into
s front room in the Brat floor of the home,
sad after they had been there some short time some words
wire heard to pus between them, and shortly after the de-
emed was seen to come out of the window—as the witnesses
dated—ea if he were thrown out. The principal circum-
steam is the evidence against the prisoner was that she had
made aWu statement. When she was accused of throw-
ing the deceased out of the window, she said he was drunk
sod jumped out, and endeavoured to make it appear that
thus was a third person with them, which it turned oat
was not the case.

The defence that wee set up for the prisoner was that the
deceased might have fallen accidentally from the window,
and that at ad events there was no evidence that the pri-
mer had wilfully thrown him oat of the window.
Th• jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

THE POLIOK COURT&
(THIS DAY.)

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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
R 08861111113 AT THI 11113 LAST MONT.
Walter Lee, described as an lisesser, living in Darlington-
skeet, Leather-lane, was cherged before Mr. Tyrirhitt,
with stealing a breast pin last night at the fire at Saville-
house, Leicestersquare.
Robert Ward, • compositor in the Metropolitan Police
Isforantioe.ofece:and residing at No. 4. Eases-place, Old
Pueru-road, said he was in Letoreteraquare feet night
witeassieg the
irefi at Saville-haw, when hi felt a touch at
"dr. sad putting up his band he felt that his pin
In" Me, mad immediately seised the prisoner', hand, which
vet on his breast. The prisoner tried to get away but he
riveted him doing so and gave him into custody. At the
s inestreet policeatation the prisoner told him that be had
toads a mistake and that he would have to pay for it.
~Frosr. 322 K. said that on taking the prisoner into cos-
wal he said its IMO, nothing of the prosecutor's pin. He
was mashed, but the pin was not found.
Mr. Tyirwlsitt remanded the prisoner for a week.
Thomas Owes. a lad, who said he was a slater, riesling
kliamilton-yard, New-cat, Lambeth. was next charged
with Middies a silver watch, of the value of 61.. from the
Muse of Mr. Henry Barton, chemist, of So. 300, Holbert).
malts prosecutor said he was standing in Leicester-wpaare
nale the fire about 10 o'clock last night, when he felt •
Pall at his watch, and on putting his baud down felt the
than attached to it, and which was also attached to his
"raincoat, stretched tightly out under the arm of the pri-
user, who was standing in [root of him. He asked the
Primer what he was doing, and he tried to get away, and
it insane moment the chain fell in front of him (prose-
edge). the watch having been detached from It. He kept
dote to the prisoner, sad gave him custody.
Echo*, 594 A, said that hearing cries of "police,' he
trout to when the prosecutor was standing is Laioestar-
-17100, had took the prisoner into custody, bat he did not
fled the watch.
Th, Primer—AU I have to say is, that I was pushed by
the mud
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for triaL
. It is a notioeshie circumstance that, notwithstanding the
teinsnee number of perinea present to witness the fire, the
obeys wars the only charges brought before the magistrate.
WORSHIP-STREET.

junntrai 14.3;
r„iitickaci bison, lists(pilsrpret.etresi,_ Heath
was charged.with steins. oe the 10th of January
Let the above-meadoned property, mine 671.
Frederick Nkhn'v, • lad in the senploy al Mr. Hawses,
contactor, of Nelson-street, Hackney, was jest:wet/el to
lifters from the di. Katherias's three chests of tea
lad coevey theca to • refiner's is WhitechapeL While
Yard • few minutes, to Pi Si" ,order signed,
Nes potions drove off with the whole, and sot any trace
PAM be found of the thisvea The horse and van were

PROWILI.
THILSDAT. 01 NOITKEIN
W. to N. and back. CoAgra. N.W. to 8. W.. fresh to
strong to moderate, strong, unsettled.
with showers.
North redoes. fresh, Wlluatt. As above.
squally, to moderate.
showers.
As nest above.

Bomar. W.N.W. W W.S.W.

nOrlsratOto strong,
in ;goons some rain.
N. to W., strong to 190- Yana& N.W. to S.W.. mode-
dusts, some rain in rate to strong.
plums. .

Vortharn =Scotland. Waatora.alrelaad, Walla, and 'Mr
Boutharn=rlogilah Channel aad Bay of Biscay.
ilastarnaleatward Ragland and North Saa.