The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-18 00:00:00

litaLlIAN 9. COX AID AXOSMISL-211X LAW 07 PAIT-

■IUHIP.

Mr. Huth Hall mid that this caw bid been tried before
the Chief Jariee In Middleeer, cud on that oxasios a -
diet sae thieved fee the defendant, m
ant, as olest to the cpiaice of
the mrt. He hida. w to in. vs to eater a mdast for the
ilawtiff fee 1,400! , the IMMINIV of three b4la of erehaap
dream by tb• plaintiff, ens wattled by this Etsuistra Irou
Coapaay for goo's soli aid Mims d. The gmeetios Iw
the eoutt we. • hobo r the &Gadgets were primers la Um
Staatroa 1,03 Coe p isy sad to liable nos tee bills. The
learned mussel referred to the terms of • deed of orrainte-
meat with the iseepsaye credit, r., sad submitted to the
mart that the d. fesdaste were fa law p.rthere Ia this
11011C•TB.

Ttia court rioted the Mil.
ORION V. K0N12.-ACTION ON 300012 AND SOLD

This seas had been tried before Kr. Barra Alderson etas
last assists for Surrey, sad aet rftet we entered t• r the
plainnt *abject to Leave earned to acme to enter a main
for the defesdaat epos a point of law.
Mr. Koval tow moved arendiegly, end Mittel that the
settee woe spas basalts sad sold notes of whit', the mats.
lid tern. went
Bought throat% Mr. Kopko of Mr. Ruse,"
and the • 11 rot. was to the effect that the goods had Gen
sold on bibelot Raw, of Own shunt, and was signed by
Kopko as agent,. The question ftr the court was whetter
M. Kopko •as pemsally I able is the tremolo:4os, sad
various caste were slatted is show that he was act.
lisle wasted.
wont tr. CIi•TX•II.—ACTIOX FOR WROLIXIXCII IX
IXICUTIRO • WRIT.

'Ws WM all Sae% Spinet a itrtal, to recover dinged
it intasequeeser b s rinser not 'Mama need •ue
welt of I b, wbieb bad been isssod at the salt
of its plaintiff ssaiort a perwt• named Ideakinn. The
trtal took plate hews Mr. Judea Cromwell, at Stafford,
cad oa that oesation the eager was rolled, end be stated
dist be bed his. to lifsakies'a house . I times in.
D comb r, end bad used all proper eserfocs to 'aerate tte
writ, and the plaistiff having so slower to sake to there
st.tanientswal aorpoited.

Mr. Keened row moved for a raw triel ap s aMdavite,
whisk stated that, although It was Uwe that tee team bad
called se Meted, yet three eels were sot December, bat
is Jeremy. keg afer the goad, of tbe debut bad bees IS
moved ; rad thet ea oil or no co:rations who. be had, I.
feet, celled I. December, he bad made co mertleas CI tea-
cute the wt..
Ude granted.

COURT OF
nmsas DI SAX CO.—a

713EQUER.—Apali 17.
=X WI D ems wake AND DAMN

MAMMON AID ISAIIIWNLL;

DARBY 9. OVIIIILIY
Mr. Kenosly ;moved, as behalf of the defendant, for a
rut* %flew cease Irby a son trial abould sot be had
ale ewe es fear rounds the inpr per rejection of
seldom by the J secondly. tbe improper int.:fugues
of tbo Jodie st.tb the Tomb of lb* nosaiel fvy tie dates-
dales; twdly, sioloresuoc • sad fourthly, fa the Improper
Memos esercised by the joige over tte pry.
Mr. Baron Alderson—Yee state toe grounds fora new
trial saki I nolor board el bekr .

in; V tie easel for this last. Thai
pisisiidwas s tido-seism is the Ciwtome at Liverpool, sad
the deleadaat wee the propfeter, editor, mad publisher of the
Liverpool He eel, sad tt s ma losorhieh um tried at the lam
L.♦ TANI aw'•ra, Woes Mr Jostres Wiiler, was beo•lbtfe
r ♦ v,r damages for so ellegi d tlb.l riiSli,ss is lb.
that's paper. Ih. iarry ri termed a vordifB for the plalatiff,
Asnieres lid. Tie 1 MI • osphdarid whisk wee headed
"A P. p'els Umbel is the Cestoses," impated ti the 'deists,
tv at ha was a mete r of • uselitip formed ostler some
R.sss eat *le Wed.; that M was • •. rebel, s traitor,
sod • eillds, sad wee oohs he trashed with the ripest,
Id the mum se he us. ••clog sada Forsage SOM.

meat bet tea miler the beaserra fondle potentate."
nit seedtbimesimuy le Malice that the defekdaigTai
pleaded nee guilty and a judicial's. Whet called forth
the aTeged libel was the esheantstame that the plaintiff had
dripped a c 'aiding of tile remberehip In a Roma embo-
li., society, which was picked up and pm to the defendant,
who at the trial pleaded jestitleatka, ae that
as be w werrairet to commanded se he dons
pape
to his r, as be had acted without martins, b iles, ear-
quaiated with the plaiatiff, sad hiker, that the eestilleate
wag a trermable dceenust, and le eau athatica to what,
leuraidered a treasonahie sedgy.
The leaned mussel having cited various aallueidee fa
his support of a rale, referred to tie spastics of ado.
direction. The learoed ledge had stated that there was no
'Mum of the plaintiff bevies beim a member of the
society, notwithstanding counsel for the plaintiff lesvieg
admitted the fare. The jury wen also told that the plea ,
of Justification havieg been throws overboard, they wad
bound to dad a verdict icr the defeadeat He columned
net even if the plea of justification had not been "'testae-
dated Ids lordship was sot wureated in making that
remark, es the plea at " not guilty " rebid inentlaag
la Mae, sad the matter was ore for the .
decision of its jury. The hot point with which he
would trouble they lordship' was the improper isfieenee
exercised by the over tie levy. Prom the comaram-
sent of the trial Mr. Judos Willie bad dose all is his
power to brie( it to a Mee by suggesting that I sherd
mike ea apology.
Mr. Harm Aldereen—l "appose on behalf of your client,
ass on seamen of the leogti of your speech. (Laughter.)
Mr. Keenly oberved that at that time he had mete/mad
his lips. Hs repotted to say that rut impatience was
dispayed by the learned Jude., who surd that the &lam-
inae. annul was about to make a protestant speech, bat
that it would not be listened to. This, no doubt, hod the
Oka of prejedioing the studs cf the jury. The learned
judge, is alluding to no defendant, said he be'ooged to a
clue of people " Who me more devils dna wide hell caa
hold." Wten utterance was given to this, a iensetion was
greeted, and maniere rem through the onn which doubt-
lore had an effect on the jury.
Mr. Berea Alderson—You don't done jury justice. The
leaned Aside istaot that the longings of on libel was
greedy exaggerated, and that it was a sere "can's nest."
Mr. Keenly sad red. Cons were east na his cheat
which were not war: anted, and the Paige had, in his sea-
ming up, smastamy repeated Ifs mcurients, which was the
more remerkable,"te the speech of Kr. fierjeast Wilkie' was
is no way eMounted upon.
Mr. Bann Aldema—Perhaps there was ass neeemity.
(Laughter.)
The Chief Baron—lt Is the duty of the Jodie not to
(rave a single matter unuplained to a jury which Is capable
of espinstion.
Mr. Hearty contended •h at the summing up was an to-
road, sad trenched upon the provisos of the jury. He
tiered he had satisfied their lordships:that Is. was entitled
.0 a sew total, sad in molest= he disclaimed impeding to
the leaned judge before whom she ease was trier any oh
jest for the COSMO he hod panne], but cenaldered that his
lordship was Pull of iudisawlioa.
The Lord Cilia Baron said he was of °photos, sad with
that opinicn the Court fully °occurred, that then ought to
be so rale for • sew trial is this eau. Eh lordship bay-
ing game damask the whole of the summate adduced by
the leaned comet in support of the application, said that
now of the points presented any posed' upon which the
court right to part the rule. Toe rejectioo of the evi-
dence was right the conduct of the learned judge was
right—the dineoe to the jary was right; and ne entirely
disagreed with Mr. Kemal, as to the view taken by his.
as to what was the duly of • judge, which lay in calling the
attendee of • jar, te unezplared asattere, so r to enable
them to arrive at • just exclaim.
Kale refused envyingly.
Mr. Barn Martin sat at Biel pries in the atjoiaing Gout,
and disposed of a few imams jury cams, which here
alma el satinet to the parties *reined.

THE POLICE COURTS.
ipLyquom-spuss, _

George Frederick Liilimap, chtsiod with having re-
moved, concealed, sad embenled certain woods, being Fart
of his estate as s bankrept, to the vane of 101. and upward.
wilt* latest to defraud ha mediums, was brought before Sir
Henry Mew nage fa Real gemination.
blr. Parry appeared tor the promostir ; sad Mr. Hum-
phries for the eef.nce.
The !ans.r evidence was it:ad by Mr. Goodies*, the
phief clerk, and espies of the evidecce gives befits Kr.
Holahan, the oonsmiasioner cf bankrupt y, were 'undid is
by Mr. Doilmar, the solicitor t the assignees.
Mr. DAlman mid that, st the commemesamat of the exa-
mination befog* the meneninioaer, the prisoner swore that
he did not remove any goods, and in the letter part he ad-
mitted that he did foliate some of the goods. &me of
the goods so named had bees grateminutly recovered by
the eisitneet.
Alfred Jacobs. clerk to Mr. Nicholson, of Besiogliall-
street, °Serial aseigure, produced the books of the bankrupt
Some additionni documentary evidence was produced. A
broker to the Bealantey thud said he took an inventory
of tie goods la the bankrupt's shop and bow, and he also
volt an amount of a quaatity of pepper, clove*, and other
grocery goods, at the boom of Mr. Green.
Mr. burn, accountant, of Basinghall-stiest, said be pre-
pared a basset-sheet at the lemurs of the Prisoner, under
the bankreptcy. He did rot prepare the additigual
basset-sheet; he declined to do so. Bevies observed
several atteratioas, he Laud the primer what he bad bees
duiog with the accouits, and told his that ha had upset all
the stemmata, and he (witness) sot decline going any
further into them.
Mr. Humphries (for the prisoner) said be did not consider
it to be amemary is make say obeereatiens upon the cm,
as he kaew the aldermen would not decide upon the cited
of lamas whisk it would be secesealy to tusks objeetios.
Yhe prisoner, up u bring aked wh.tker he wished to say
anythieg in his defeat*, said, ttl leave it in the heads oh
▪ scli4tor."
ree primmer was then touraittatt for trial, bat we.
admitted to bail.

Richard Reynolds, • young seas of respteable a
once, wse eared, with ohtsloino two photograplife=
Inane 301., from 11r. Muse, of Newg•te-streot, by emus of
false poetesses.
Mr. Hoses 'aid that oa Monday week the prisoner celled
apes kin et 62, Ne•gste•straet, and said he wasted two
good teams. Witness took Mat es the east roma, and took
a portrait of himself wi h sash of thee. H. NM he wasted
one fur so order sod one for Ids see, sad so vitae.. halm
hitn to be ea artist sad ver/reepoetably coanocted, be made
as &Meshy La fitting him have thou. He knew him to
have bred fa the nuke of Mr. rests. Alter they were
tried et his ropiest they iron Goat off at odes teßerten
strut, sad primmer stayed to select sere goods. They
were *Admen d to Ur. Lewis, 241, attest suet t, who was
as iattssate friend CI the prlsoser's father, sae he bad takes
&dewdrop et that einciisatence togs, them seat there. lis
father ems • taw ropeetable am. The griever gawping
address at Rostra-street, bet h• did not live there. Witsm.
id. stiffs d the Stases produced.
Lewis, an sislataat to Mre. lla4tb, a pawnbroker,
stlefle,ledgewere-rosd, prodoeed various leases, p tweed by
the primmer, soots which were the two belt:sant' to the
/summer, whiek h.cl bits pledged for 101.
The primmer wee farther charged with :shine( his
foresee employer, sad was eitamitttd for trial.
WESSTMINSTRB.

Healy Chanel!, late .r I.t e %rusted Mr.
H. T. }Joker, was breathe up foe re-esasiaatias sisegsd
with stuns, his master $ plate, 'Tillie 3001.
la addition to the tomer testimony, which has already
bum detailed, Ihimas Ill'Havie of 27, Doyley-street,
Chelsea, was ersalned. He stateitt at be had bean la the
habit of jobbing at the loam, sad was them la the amnia/
before the robbery, from Ma o',lo k till ten, daring which
time he did not notice scything funicular ; tat jest before
he mime away • yotag sae, whom be wan told
was • bailer in the seiglitioarbood, ease to the
home to acs the 1 Owner, and IVY asked iota the
penny, which wee hi private rosin, ch.,* he NW say
friends :irk, .nright cell. The key of the plata edema vu
generally kelt la the to r wham it wee open, and he saw It
open that night. Ms plata used at dieser was washed in
the ordieary way, sod pat is tbio closet oa a tray. It was
not the priaOce to put it in the abed, and ha did cot see It
put la the chest that night, air meld be as, whether the
misuser lashed the 4.0 r. When witllllss ease away, the
au, whoa he had sees at the home two or these
=irhotee.. 3. 45a. rem.,r th IP
a ralou•••• 1.4 L
au settling la the econ Mast et,lher to treats any suspicion.
The mode of access tr the house by servant., or their
friends, was age dew. the tree sad clog the bell, and the
arsa-deor was opened from within. The 111•111114
locked when mimer went out.

Oa the question beteg pat wtether the area dm amid
eat be t sleeked from the oataide the ptlice replied to the
allneetive.

Mr. Payola, DAM Ito 'Maid remodels primer for a
work.

►lr: Wnding addreesod the assgistra'• for the hrisseer,
wish g that he Iss to a. irreproachable eh, racer, that he
had sever &tempted to lases tha house altar the discovery
of th. robbery, bet Wormed hie taster of it. Ho (Mr.
Wilding) tbeisght the owe a eery slight oze against the
primmer.
Mr. Piquant observed that he was far frogs thltklag it
ORM, sae had sou .p h:s mind to commit the prisoner for
trial at the Coat's' Criminal Court.

Mn. El sabetk Wright, a decent loAtieg young woman
la widow'. weeds, &Wild to Kr. Elliott for NOM &statute
for bomelf tad her abildres.
The *pullout said that hot. hothead, who had formerly
bum • leatlemsa's eseebame, bad bees employed ter
upwards of two years at the Cry rig Palm* es • tiatelteepor
ems the workmen. There hoist's* farther occesios Le his
services, he I. the borisaiag of Deamber last joined Ilse
" Army Wills Corp," miler Sir Joseph Pay os,and galled
for the Crimes ea the 19th of that month. Prove t% his
peas bar Imetead wised a dotameat which *hied
bee to the mutest of *lemma 'billies a week,
sad this asetsat she re‘slarle neared up to attest ire
week, Mum, when it wan stopped. Ia about be days after
the stoppage of Nor scaly she received • letter from •
Mead in the Crises, stating thee hoe hothead had beet
homed to &with oe the night of the li tic of Math, with 1
about wresting or *jetties *thew, while asleep Is Otis teat,
mid this (to b. r) molar owl, news eat oostrmed by a letter
width oho headed to his worship for lots pineal, tad which
west's throe*

';ilray Waits Corpec See, 18. Noir-streit,
6priarirs, April 6, 1856
Elisabeth Weight-4 ea derma by els Joss" Paton

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1856.

_ • .1 •
: t .J II
to nags he to /93,1hd sad iakitillaaa whisk Ls has{
lasi realise% trait- tits Crimes. that Jabs Wright hsa lost
bb life by a in, 'Watt broke est is this °asap of die MM.
Milisariat bras* of the Army Works Corps at Hadikoi on
the sight of dm his of March last. Sir Joseph Pumas
wishes see at the am the* 10 express big deep meet at
gale met nafortanate cosearreace, sad fete eyspa•by with
pie beef sostabiad.—l au year 'Medlin, servant,
is " go! FM. Writ's) Ittists Tamers."
Ths, iipatasa Wass diallid that Is ski tut louse ohs
hat StssaNt hp** haststed teat is bad laved sp at
tta{ fleailL.s est sa aids se ha aeada It 6L /to slosh!, :omit
that sussed sa haft, la maids /or her opposable, aosflao-
meat. ash, liswows, valved soy readttaaee troy
his, sod the lad way Mete dasht that at the date of the
lid =LAO* assidastbar bubsad had lb. mossy .s his
penes, sod that it had bus destroyed.
I. r*Rl7 ts the %Imam of Mt. tha spolicsat maid
' ski rimed it Its. 7, leamary-terrate, Peckham; that she
bad two childrea hying, little girl., the one fee mad the
other two 'son of sv, sad oxpeotsd a third la a short time.
fliso aleo add that, haviy nesiesd mead's kw nearly firs
seeks, has mesas was quite Lauded, sad she searady
lows slat to do.

-Thlr. =fait- deep!, commiserated her anfortowste situ-
tiop, sad ordered her a sovereign from the p o:•bos for her
immediate decessiths, atlas:wee for which the poor wanes
expressed hes v silted,.