The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-11 00:00:00

W INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

. OF COMMON PLEAS.
,con.—(Befere Loyd Chief Justice Eris.and
I J notices Bylee and Keating.)
- -

TWILID r. MILLS.
A this case has been tenrnt of the Wind.
louse, Albany-street, Regent's-park. and
wed into an agreement with him to take
pay hint 1,0001. for the goodwill.
denied this stipulation that if Mr.
oted by Mews. Field and Banbury,
it, at the anneal rent of 1201, nada'
on the margin, the deposit wen to la
as agreement to be void. What was in the
Meson. Field and Banbury wen to
Tweed a lease for thirty-live years,
rent and :401. allowance on dealing with.l,ooo/." Mews. Field and Banbury
the lease on the terms named, but
4011 it was found that there was a covenant
no from the crown that the house should
miblishouee without permission granted.
been granted, but, on the other hand.
public...bows for 30 or 40 .an without
.aintiff, however, was advised that be
oomplete his purchase, and the matter
,e deposit was returned after action brought,
Dow sued to recover some expenses which
' to in reference to the intended wanes,
1 before Mr. Judo Bytes, a verdict was
301., subject to the opinion of the
lily a rule was obtained to show
'sadist should not be entered foe
upon the ground that the agree.
itle the plaintiff to recover. To-day muse
this rule being made absolute.
.dal Atkisson and Mr. Le Breton aposand
and Mr. Buddleston, Q.C., and Mr. Molt to

A was of opinion th►t the meanie(
sly was that is the aaaaa of th►t lean
AO deposit would be returned ; and that
At to a contact ; that Messrs. Field and
good title to grant • lease as for • publia
Indent baying returned the deposit, bag
bound to do, and the plaintiff was not
the verdict which bad been entered for

tte to eater a verdict for the defendant.

OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Bohn the Judge Ordinary
RATES T. BATS&
ibeim, for the plaintiff. She was the wife et
er's clerk ; and she married the respondent in
r lived together for some years at Clothes.
other places, and the petitioner bed also
'info on his own account in Charlata-
n:opaque». In 18ka the respondent,
id become very intemperate. began a series of
iges upon his wife, for which be was wee
~omouel before the magistrate. Once he eve
or six months ; when he came out of prima be
prosecuting him, and on her escaping from his
smashed the crockery. One night
and turned the petitioner out of her bed in
for a man whom he withedto sleep With
ion lasted till 1864, and then be drove
as . atal threats. Soon afterwards he mat
, six in number, to their grandfather, and they
come into the custody of the petitioner, whe
- them ever since. Her evidence was fully
a medical man and by her eldest daughter.
sated her a judicial separation.
(CLERK) (IN FORMA PATTILRIS) T. Neste.
the petitioner ; Dr. Spinka for the rupee.

a suit for the restoration of conjngal tights,
,uer, the Rev. Martin Wade Mesta, married
dos, the disl of General Denzil Onslow, in
g ; end he charged her with hiving, trace the
try, 1836, wt drawn herself from him, and
'ra him his eoojagal rights.
not made much progress when we went M

COURT OF !BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr Commissioaer Winslow.)
mom sat this morning for the first time as eme.
r, sad disposed of a few formal applications in the
On taking his meat he wee pereoaally ow
the leading members of the bar.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

31INSION-HOUSE.
.STBAORDLNARY CASE OF FORGERY BT A BOT.
ounean, • boy 15 years old, was this morniag
.afore Mr. Alderman F ionis for further examination
charge of feloniously forging cheques upon the
and Westminster Bank to the amount of 2101..
iry Garrett, John Jennings, end John Buckley.
is young men, privates in the Royal Artilleth
at Woolwich, were charged with counselling and
; the first•mestioned prisoner to commit the offence
he was accused, and also with receiving a porticos
money obtained from the bank by means of the

;dew, the solicitor to the eastern branch of the
and Westminster Bank, conducted the prosecution.
ll be recollected that upon the former examination
'souses it was proved that the boy Duncan was
to Mr. Conte, a cork manufacturer, in Jewry
al that he availed himself of the absence of bo
from the counting-house to abstract various cheques
;is cheque-book. Times were afterwards filled up by
person or other for different amounts,
wasto the sum of
and the signature of Mr. Canty so well
'sited, that ni suspicion was entertained and
lola of the cheques were paid. The moment
sties were discovered Dunbar absconded from his
sent, and upon inquiries being made it wss wet.
that he bad become linked in with the other Pit"
and from correspondence that passed between
ran every ground for believing that they bad Mt=
commit the forgeries upon the bank. It appeared gee
mean bail bought watches and other things, and given
40 the soldiers. and he bad advanced about 80/. out of
toney obtained by means of the forged che,tues to bug
' them out of the regiment.
morning a little additional evidence was adduced,
ie prisoner Duncan was fully committed for trial for
ry, and the others were remanded.
CLERKE.N.;WELL.
POACHING U 4 LONDON.—CAPTCRE OP A POACHES AT
HOMEY WOOD.
Jerrie Ruji,t, of 28. Giffordetreet, Caledonian-road, sop'
al before Mr. D'Ey ncourt, to answer the following
,plaint " for that you did on the let of November, by
it, unlawfully take and destroy a certain rabbit in eel'
enclosed land of and belonging to tire. Eleanor `den
to (lincensed victualler, of Hornsey-wood T aaaaa), cow
• to the statute."
. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray'sdas-
attended on behalf of the defendant, and took two or
preliminary objections to the form and wording of the
1111911 S. He added that he had good answers to
and
the weer
merits, and therefore he would plead not guilty,
se could proceed.
evidence showed that Mr. James Stone, whilat at
loess in the Homely Wood tavern, beard the repret
the discharge of • gun, and as it came hem
direction of the wood, he went amt. He
rd some one going into the wood, and directly
vards saw the defendant by the mule ofwa rds, the
He spoke to the defendant, and after
should follow him. He did in, and as the defendant
getting over • stile be felt • gun in his pocket. The
sodant was ultimately taken to the Highgate Pc4loe.
Lion, and then in his pocket was found a dead rabble
ich had been recently killed. It had been shot hi the
A, and was then warm. On the way to the poliewotatioe
defendant threw away a piece of chalk. Chalk, it wag
ed, was used by poachers to rub upon the barrel of the
so that they might take surer aim.
ID crow-examination by Mr. Ricketts Mr. Stone stated
lid not see the defendant on any enclosed lands. There
s stile near where be New the defendant. and the de.
,dent might have jumped into the road front the stiles
deb would account for the sound of a person jamPiede
len he board the report of the un he was in the Wets.
-di was more than 300 yards from the spot where he WS

defendant.
Mr. Ricketts said the Game Act was highly penal riarls
d, therefore, before a conviction took place uodwt it •
vet case should be made out. There was here not •
ogle tittle of evidence to show that the defendant had Olt
so on the laud of Mrs. Stone, and, therefore, he had to
that the complaint might be dismissed.
Ir. D'Ernootut—The presumption is that the dereodesi
; there.
Mr. Ricketts—Presamption will not do for • coevietioll
sere mast be evidence.
Mr. D'Eyncourt said the ease was nut made out, aa
missed the oomplahtt.

• T OF CO:
—(Befere
Justices Byles
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rent end SO
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great the les
on it was fo
lease from th
a public-bow
had been Rea
been
.oplaintiff,
y complete
• deposit
Dow sued I
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before
301., subje
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the verdiot
upon th
entitle the pl
• t this rul
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eat simply
ted the dogs
t to •
a good titl
defendant h
was bound I
• the Vert
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BATI
nheim, for t
r's drat ;
heed toot
other placer
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rosvenopeque
is had become
traps upon 1
=mount bet
for six montl
prosecuting
he ameba]
• • • e and turns
• room for
cohabitation
by his brutal
•, six in num
come into 11
them
by a medic
granted he
(class) It
t for the pet
• suit for
• nor, the 13
• slow, the dat
f t 3 ; and he
ebruary,
o render him
had not is
COTTRT
(Before Mr
arrow sat th
, and dispose
• .m. On to
by the leaf
THE P
• E EXTRAORDI
Duncan, •
t before Mr. A
• charge of
and Wester
eery Garrett,
line young n
ed at Woolwi
nog the firstm
•b he was at
money obtai
cheques.
Baddelv, the
and Westm
ill be recollee
prisoners it
clerk to Mr,
and that ii
from the cot
his clacluabo
person or oil
and the s
deiced, the
whole of th
vies were
•y moot, sad
that he ha,
, and from c
was every g
to COMMA the
Duncan bat b
• to the Italie
••oney obtains
of them out c
•is morning
the prisoner
ery, and. the
T POACHING
humus
ed before 5
plaint " for
ht, unlawfull
• enclosed In
•ne incensed
ry to the suit
r. Ricketts,
• , attended ci
preliminai
• mons. Be
its merits, at
case could p
be evidence
Cow in tin
the diecha
• direction
rd some 01
Lerma& sal
.Ire in
'd he should I
se getting nee
fondant was
tion, end th
hich had be
, and was
•e defendant
ted, was u*
n so that th
In cromexa
e did not nee
as a stile nee
eodaot might
Web would •
Vben he beat
hich was me
defendant
Mr. Iticketi
nd, therefore
• roper cased
iogle tittle o
. ou the
ask that the
Mr. D'Eyo
woe there.
Mr. Rickel
there mast
Mr. D'Eyc
missed the oi
William.
with drunks
Mr. Wel
terrace, Cit
day I was 1
without eve
' violent bloc
me in the f
he also stru
Mr. Alin
in Charles-1
in converse'
fronted me
me a terrib
much ; Ice
pulled mei
, farther via
Sergeant
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