The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-26 00:00:00

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ft
sitriap IL ILIOI :
For errors from the Quash Beech, Friday led Miukt
Jose 16 sad 17.
For omen from the Coronae Flew, Yoelariamik
Jam 19 sad 20.
Yoe mom from*, Breherfuo; Wanly* od Tkemn
Jam 21 ee4 23.

00IIRT OF QUEEN 8 BEI OH.
litgap is Bum. —(Before Lord OW Judos Cody
Jestkes Oromptes. Hincebers, end
This was the emend day of tam, Ina shreefe to ley la
WWI. only was mole this mereisg. The mart, maw._
after sours daisy, proceeded with the usergm7_,
trial paper. The motiou was made by It r. Higby
Q.C., in the sem of " Heywood v. Sallima."
...coo of alleged isles imprison:neat. tried st goy'
Middlesex in teem sittings, before Hr. Javan Criesplk
when the jury retained a verdict for the phintif
251., sod the loathed evened moved for • ray nog;
wow trial, on the grenade that the verdict wee epagg*.
doses sod ales that the damps were exesedve,
The court granted the rah on both plats

BALL COURT.
swap g Nid Firs.—(B4l4“ Mr. J"i" Xiast els
Cameos Jury.)
moral; Or TIM COCRT.
This was the first B.y of tits is tom sittimp. 'maim
Woe th• entries of 84 ouss, of lbw 67 us tossisoli
17 new causes ; 5 sr* marked ssisfiseisel.

COURT OF ZZORRQUIR. • p
Sittings io Basco.—(Redere Lord Chief baron
Pak ,4
Berme Martin, Brenewell, god Channel.)
ZUDICHOII o. 110E160E.
This teatime was beteeitht to r•°°•" 5671. IQ, ices
lest by • !olive mosey leader is WM te
fesdene, who wasan officer in • dregoos "soft
.tabooed in that country. At the trial. which Intik
at the last Affairs in Middlesex before Mr. Buse lbes,
a verdict was Worse& for the defendant, the lonsel4
expressiag his entire approval of the verdict, aid ea
iag in severe terms the conduct of the plaiatiff.
Mr. G. Francis now moved for • rule to set rib%
verdict, and fora new trial, on the grated d Milbidu
and of the verdict being against the evidenta
mosey was lent to the defendant, whoa be ne
Poosak with his regiment, 5641 the phase la sem
of his claim relied entirely upon two deduseete %di
were admitted to be signed be the eishodest.
cam for the dation was that ie February. l€6l, amb
settlement of the account oar mole at Best*,
esibr
all that remained dee was a small Wanes Olt hi
beea paid into court. The plaintiff ms sit aid
at the trill, bet the daimedaat and his wife, who mmi
in the box, gave a very intelligible sweet ef tionem,
tions with the plaintiff. and the judge and jury Nor,
believe that they bad spoken the truth
The Lord Chief Baron observed that it was muss,Vais
• Poosah money lender should endeavour to recoorl
twice over than that an E.glish officer and his Mb Mil
swear that they bad paid mosey whoa they hid set.
Mr. Francis said his lordship was dealing with the pa.
blithe of the cene.
The Lord Chief Beroe—lt is quite imp:66We Mt Pm
Can have boss say mistake n one side or the other, Mrs
must have base se attempt to elate a deliberate ustreil
Mr. Frames submitted that under the dreamily**.
OMAR( was entitled to a sew trial M enter theist's 's.,
ties might be given of the real purport and aateeell lie
documente.
The Lord Chief Baron was of opinion thet then wit
be no rail There was abundant evidence te is
jury that the defendant's story was true, and Is ail
oonsider that • remark by • judge upon a milord hag
the trial could be treated as misdirection, sad SO dig
pinta of misdirecting boa been stated.
Barone Martin aed Chappell were of the same
Mr. Berm Martin said he thought that the
eootaiped internal evidence of the truth of the
CAPS. At the trial be observed that if the jury fig
defendant and his wife, smote meeideloue bud 101
been attempted, and he still entertained the awhile int
more deliberate ease of Irani had never lime tridi
him.
Rule refused.
SECOND COURT.
Sittings at Nisi Prina.—(fiefore Mr. BAND Piggott ?pi
Common Jury.)
Martina Or THE COURT.
This was also the first day of the term situ* d
court at Westminster. The list contains the entree d 3
cams. Of these 31 are new eases mid 7 are remade. Fuel
are marked undefended, and 1 for special juries.
Nothing of general interest had come before effher
ors
when our despatch left.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE
Melon 1310 Jody' Ordissry.)
The court commeseed its lattices for Trinity tem
morsisg. There aro 105 mstrimosiel Winter
kIA
au increase of five epos this lista( last term.
STAINS AND &TIMIS O. HANDIER AND ornie
This was • testamentary suit of vary sisgeluebrieds
The testator was • Mr. Riog, wbo lived in tie
head of Portsmouth, bat who died is 1850. He bad bum
perms of penurious sad iresentrio habits, and
led
coasidarable wealth. He left a will whirl was d*
upon, bat is 1852 • codicil was ramived el Os
Gators in an anonymous letter. It disposed of swill*
mad pounds ; it purported to be • *loin)* Wiwi
sad °mislead • clause stipulating that it Amid lab*
secret for twelve yaws.
TM car bad made vary little progress when we emir
press.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIMITREET.
11CLIMAL0118 WOLTZ? AT £ MOCK Arena.
sad lmill
Williams Sykes was charged
with smashing
Sarah Vaughan.
Complainant, a respectable and young assist wawa
stated that on Friday evening list, while pessig she
the Whitechapd-road, her attention was draws to semis
parsecs round a shoo in which she woo aserteind sk sr
Son ems going as. Requiring a parlour rug ohs Aged t
the door-way for the purpose, of townie* mow wish
hanging there, but was almost immediately hustled stet
to the interior where pers..ms were bidding sad Woad •
calling out their offers. A piece of cloth was pat*
a woman at her elbow pronouncing it very grittivr
her to bid for it, at the same time remarking,
think he win let von have it though, for W ail
•
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trade himself." Cltimately, however, it wee
down to her (Complaisant) for 255. Bbo *id* •
and then it was enuotioced that the auction was
the day. When she showed the cloth to her
tailor he told bee that it was eat worth wess
Ti. Subsequently she suomeded in seeing
at the tale rooms " and mildly told kW
she had been sadly deceived in ber gods%
the same time requesting her money might be
less 55., which sum she wee wilting to fortglL.
sacrihas es a self-inilicted and well.deasmal=4”
folly. The reply to this offer wee •d
ber oat
followed by the assault complainedof ; be tol
would not give bar • halfpeani," sad 01,
should like to have the " striogiog of her as*.
pinched her., pushed her. sad bolted W
sott"wmoielypoltsihmieceeg.oootiunbsateetkhbleleess!:isoosic: one
eoff°ara.l.tiaooompig artet
ed
the shop ; bat the door was closed in their lee*
Conatable 411, divi said that 04 the 131 k
plainest came to him while on dot! and mid 41
sessulted under the ciecutustaaoss bow tees
by het. Her arms were Dearly covered. with
bruises. He west with her to the • auction.
was denied by one of his Demist*, who most grae1141.1.4
him (witness). Os following o 7 be
interview with defendant, who gave his addreis.7ld
where the disturbance occurred, which is 86s,
reed.
. COok• W asked--Whet Is really going Nee?
Coeur
Mr
table—Anmock wets*" car ; the complaiew
respecting Ware very mace ; people may the Wads
are sot worth a quarter of tee mosey they pal
tar
Two respectable tradesmen are now present foe the
of oomplsieleg about defeedaat's shop.
Defesdasst—lt is not my Pr
called
meshop—it belongs to Mr.
fibe (complainant) a Bendier sad
muses ; my goys/rear gave her 18s. back. That was
to ms. I oily put my bands on bar der see
" Now that you have got your massy go sway."
Witiosse—She used OD abuse is my proposal.
Oomplaisaat—l did not do so at all.
Mr. Cooke (to defendant}—Save you soy witassom!
Deteodaat—No, sir. Mr. Daubs promised to mak P
be masa attend. lam *Meg as commissits.
Mr. Safford (the alerls)—Have you a liceess
Defendant—Yes, air (ptodnaieg Gael.
Mr. Elafford—This linage' you to sell dearibia• asel
the W bits:bap+ road. [A penalty is etteebed MOW _
Mr. Cooke—This owe of &smolt involves as*" isr !
Immodest than is the charge itself. It is is reibso!
fore me that the premises are weed to carry eel wajte;
tics, sad, by the complaisant s testimony, that
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are hadoesl—itideod bustled ioto the Ow* a ;
prompted to patches, of you, for (to defeedut)
yea entirely with the piss. It is • most
detrasilisgln the fret lestanee, and abase sea
vase
when delving restitntios end regime for thecar
listed. 1 heroevery diepositioe to read you to MOW
eat the allowapor d esybeg hoe. I WWI •
Si. or in default ea imprisonment of ow eseeth.iY
A burst of epprebatioe f rem a crowded woe Of
decision being Weird was with some lids
diM
preA med. ty
geatlentes living adjutant to the premiets
then eempisissed et the entire biedresto 116...„ so
from the crowd and isoossant disturbers* 111
seetiee.
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