The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUSES.

(Before the Jeep OnlineEy, Mr. Hama Bramwell, sad Yr.
Justice Bylee.)

♦LINANDFN o. ALIXANDIA IND'AMO4S.--AN UNIQVAL

MATCIII.
The parties were married at St. George's. Hemmer-
square in the year l&le, said had had issue two some
and two daughters. The petitioner was the eon of a Maher
at Ipswich, bat the responded wee the daughter of hie
father's gird. am Alter their taloa they travelled shoat a
Food deal, sad they bad lived three rims in Amoeba.
TM Manny rmr atoned to have he.. ommittild
la Jersey, with • groom le the petiticeses envies,
mimed Freak Amos. TM ease was peeved by the
widow, of two of Acmes fellow sensate. Om elf theta,
Patrick fiellivert, stated that tiering surprised the parmesan
they embed co biro, called bus as Irish soseedrel,
dragged him up sad down the yard, amd easily
tamed trim oat. Yoe minutes after Mrs. Alesendsr
tailed him back, and reminded Mai that she bed been as
good so • mother to him, and that ha bad had a very sag
. Amos had given him mosey to be West. One day
mra a him that be was going with the mistrial to Azoodas. I
Witness pity*, the children, teen delenained to In-
form hie armee. He did so, bat Mr. Alexander
would not blame him; and ha told the respondents is
witaen's premises what he had said. As soon so they Mud
it. AVIV. alining on witness, beat him, sad turned him oat
of the hotter, Mrs. Abizsadm handbag up hie Wags
and throe tug them after him. Mr. Almaden
afterwards sent him hie mosey bat be did mot
have him back spin in hie employ. His tale wen,
however, corroborated by Eliza Villains, mother of thie ser-
ninth ; and a ego:sties took place is cossequenos.
A sister of the reepoodent informed the court Met if the
procsedings were postponed for a short time the bed as
doubt she would be able to attend sad dished boned, bat
Lite tied bean lied up for some time with • bed aleereted sees
_ . . •

Bir C. Ceeerwell-11ut why hem she not appeared sad
pleaded ?
The Slater—She wnald heee done go way the peewee.,
threatesed to lasts the country sad to take the children
with hoot so that she would sever be able to see them sista.

Mr. M.ude and Mr. Beck appeared ter the petition.;..
The Judges having gone out to confer, returned
into court and announced that they had revolved,
under the 44,11 erection of the act, to postpone the
!teems of the rams and retries further evidence. The
applioatioo which bad been made as the part of the w*
wee very irregular, sad it we. unfortunate est sha
been advised of the power which a erth rememsk es may
husband. know to their oat, of ogling as t lapadawaat
defray the chugs of her difeece. If an slarali saw mks
any .ppliestion oe the subject, the court woeM medal,
listen to it.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION•ROUSS.
lIITTLIINT TORSO THIRY.

noose how, 14 yews old, who wore • vow, Ism Onahlow-
ebly made ceps, from the folds of witch the Lae of • shabby
pair of corduroy notnenoottables won dimly visible, was
charged as follows
Anbur Hinton. shopolan to Mr. E. Lott, bolder of 148,
Chasm/1w rid—L.st "boat half-past five, primmer
cents into oar shop while I was waiting opus some caw
Sowers, and took big st.od nee! the wnidow, fliers there

were seem sales el basdkerchietu Lbw 1 had doss
en Wes ether wastowere I oohed Ida what bo wanted, when
b. @bowed we a mow= ehlrt stud, and wheel we U I

«sratt—..rsa; iher
Irking foe soma other things which we had not get,
be went away. I took no particular notice cd
anything at the time, but .0 going to the window to
clear it I mimed 14 silk handkerchiefs, of the val. of 41. 45.,
how sear the spot when he bad been standing. Boon site
I had made the diacortry the prim net unite in, and 1 et caw
magma. him. He bad followed • lady in who bad b
some cotton, and as soew as she waa go. he took aZi
ft
came from the same box, and laid down • balferown to ;ay
for it. 1 avkad Dim if he bad bean in the shop lam night,
and at first he said so, he was in another part of the town,
but when 1 pressed him closely he admitted that ha bad.
although for the moment be bad forgotten it. I was coa-
stated that he bad taken the handkerchiefs sway nadir that
large cloak of hie, and so I pre hie into melody.
Primmer—How do you know that I took the bandkate
chiefs, if I wee there at half-past Ire last night, sad you did
not alias them till shim townie. ?
Witams—liecatue no two alse came into the shop except
people whom 1 well knew, and who were quite bicapalla of
doing each • thing.
Potiosmaa—Whes I took the prisoner Into custody, my
lord, he at Int mid he had no parents and no home, bat
while we WTI coming bete from the station he said be lived
with his Whew and wilier, sad gave me their address. I
think it vary likely if he le reasaded the deadkirehiees say
be trued.
Roamed.

SOUTHWARK.
CATORTIX A TRAP.

Belay Alward., ;;;;;i-lOnkitig3)irti.;l; fellow, commented
with a gaag of tiommiou 'Marco infeeting the Bormigh, woe
brought before Mr. Combo, charged with attempting to steel
a hamper contalaimg a dozen Dote.. of sauce, the property
of Mr. Lazenby, the celebrated mum and pickle dealer, of
•
innity-street, Southwark.
Dennis Scannell, 177 M, said that about 8 o'clock on the
raviolis might be was on duty, In private clothes, In the
company of Sanitised, 72M, sad while passing Trinity-
street, Le raw Mr. Lazenby'. van proceeding towards their
warehouse, closely followed by the pritioner and another well-
known thief, Wittier watched their maces, and near
Swan-street he mw the primmer jump up behind the van
and acre bold of a hamper, which he was endeavouring to
lift our. Worms, however, at that time caught hold of him,
and took him Into custody.
Mr. Coral...eked what the hamper contained?
Scannell re pluel that it wu fell of sauce.
Reed, the carman, said that all ths hampers were ale in
the van when he turned the corner of Trinity-atreet. As
soon as he heard the Aker call oat he stopped. This was tot
the Bret time that dm %levee had attempted to rob his van.
tistonel 8 itklead,7B M, raid ►e waa with Scannell, and he
saw the prinourr jump up behind the van and attempt to lift
oat the hamper. There were other thieves about, but they
scampered off.

The prisontr pleaded guilty , and
Mr. Coate restated hint to fur montha' hard labour at
Waadsworth House of Correction.

WANDSWORTH.
111PCDKNI PTILIZT lollllllllr.

A fell and .p.m-Makin young sea, who gay* the name
of Thomas 45 torrer, and ductibad himself as • biscuit baker,
was brought Before Mr. Dolman oie remead, thawed with
stealing • bundle of wearing apparel, belooglag to • yocag
woman unwed Sarah Hall. living in Mint-street, Borough.
The robbery wu committed in a 'my impudent miaow.
It appeared that the prooectoriz had Lean living in aereice in
Teioe-grove, Clapham, and left her situation on Wednesday
arming Mat. She bad ber wearing apparel wrapped in •
rover, mutating of two dreeeee, several apron., and under
linen, and ohs carried the bundle to the top of Paradise-row,
in the Clapham-road, for the turpou of taking an
omnibus to the Borough. Wilting change for a
loom sign she placed her bundle just outside th•
doors of the Prince of Wales public-hues, while
ehe went inside. She stood does to the door,
sad mew the prisoner, who was an entire stranger to her,
standing outside. An monitor pawed, and aim asked the
rtr if w it. fur the Borough. He replied,
,"7 it as
sad so she jilAt tumid to got her change, the
prisoner caught up she hued* and dashed off with
it. She roomed it immediately, and upon looking
sloe sow the prisoner numbs, away with her clothe.. She
followed after hue, calling out " Stop thief," end the saw
him throw the Mud,e up a gateway. She ceught him and
charged him with etuliog her bundle, and he Hum denied
takieg it, sad mid he 4111 • man throw it up the
gateway. She colored him and told Lim to fetch
bundle. He complied with her must, sad