The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS

BOW-STREIT.

An application wasTniela by Mr.. Oven Outsets,
(or an ardor, under the Divorce and Matrimonial Canoes Act,
to protect her property from her husband, Edward Henry
Oustsreen, who deserted her more than twenty years ago.
This woe the first application at this aeon under the
alters sat.

Aiplicsat stated that she was married In ISM te Idward
H. neterstas, who deserted her without resaonabie muse in
May, 1837. She had skim been living by her own Industry,
sad had acquire:l considerable property, ofd which she hared
he would deprive her. She had been for housekeeper
to Mr. Lydacu, solicitor, of Carey-street.
Mr. Jardime granted the order, which was drawn by Mr.
Burnaby, the chief clerk.
MARLBOROUGH-STBIBT.

Ann Icass,chanZeTssiopieepeTr, 10, fikephard's-mer.
km, applied for a protection order against her husband,
Charles Jones, who had deserted her ten years ago.
Her Meads had released the goods in the shop from ea
execution, and she now wanted to protect her shop stock,
her furniture, and her fame earnings from her husband.
Order greated.
LAMMITH._

• frilliest led erg, asnant to fil.Beavan, a trauma in
the Lower Kota, was charged with robbing him master. TM
=4rbad charge of his master's hone, and had always
ntruatad with money to pay for the grounder for the
animal, and his instructions from his muter war* that be
aboukl always get the best oats, beans, and clover for the
bens, but instead of doing so be pa need not only an
inferior article, but • leas quantity than the animal was
allowed.

The prisoner pleaded guilty, and confessed that out of the
allowance purchased that morning he had cribbed Is. 7d.
Mr. Elliott told the priaoner that his rdiente wee one of
the worst that could well be imagined—for tt was not only
dishonest but inhuman in the highest degree, as it was •
punishment to the poor animal placed under his chantsant
eastesoed him to three months' hard labour in Wan
Ronne of Correction.
GREENWICH.

A romeetebly-dressed young wociA who pro bar saw
as Williams, and said she wee eng ea • nurse on board
the ht, hospital ship, app ed to Mr. Train for •
sammene pin et Thomas Webb for keeping her in a boat as
**Thor during the whole of Sunday night lat.
The applicant stated that on the day in peaks she had
has es a visit to some friends, having previously hem
=I leave of absence. At ten o'clock the same night,
to return to the Dreadnought, she proceeded to Gm-
den-stairs, Greenwich, for the purpose of obtaining a boat,
to be rowed to where the ship was lying. The weather wee
raw foggy, and' she was told by Mr. Smith, the proprietor
a the ferry, to May a short time, and he would take her
arrow. She waited as directed, and was then told by another
men to get into a boat, and Thomas Webb likewise entered
the boat, and commenced rowing her, se she thought,
towards the Dreadnought, but she loon found the
boat was drifting about, the man in charge of it being
evidently asleep, and one of the boat's sculls being lost. In
this state she was kept until nearly three o'clock the next
earning, when she threatened Webb that if he did not at
cues endeavour to find the Dreadnought she would jump
overboard. Webb then took hold of the only scull left in the
boat, sad commenced pulling, when it was found they were
opposite Blackwell, and on approaching the shone As was so
mach akrmed that she sprang from the boat, 'Media, Is a
quantity of mud, from which she was
extricated, and thence conveyed to saga-shop at
Mr. Treill Winfred whether Webb was a licameill walk-
man, plying for hire?
The Applicant—He was not plying for hire wheal entered
the boat.

fraiil-1 ant afraid, then, I can render yea no amtiste
anoe. Is time a tarry established at Osedne-otaire
Dyer, an term of the Theme polies, said a f wets
ostablialked at the point of the *Mr MOM Wets applicant,r
Mr. Trani—By the 08th motion of the Watensen's Act
my jurisdiction only extends to cases where iftlimme plying
for him do not use all dee diligence in
OEM fares
to their proper la Ms POEM Mame • host
is engaged at a plies 11111Mlit 1111117 APO =ilk lee for my
ineonrealmos se Wary andinal resenilleps mast be toloa
in the seam way es *phut ether I =
I missal aramis• may power la week a am, emd
the applicant) am cab recommend yes to apply to the owner
of the ferry for redrew.
The sppilmat bare burst into teem sad said she bad sof-
lared, and Millesaiiment to sane, from the easels of being
lio etsvrisambe gm all sight, and me wader medical treatment
reititmeeelakAe Holman, one of the semasoning diem of
the mart, mil be had spoken to Kr. Smith, the owner of
the ferry, mem , and who denied suing the applicant
on the algid la
The • I caa bring witalesse forward who will
prom he .
Mr. Trail—Let Mr. Smith be spin seen, and tell him I
Motel hka to boar say explanation that ma be given en
mme futon day.
The spancent. who complelaed bitterly of the treatment
elm bad been saldectsd to, ass MR the court.

CHARGE AOAIUT A LIVERPOOL CLERGYMAN.—
Tla• commissionere appointed by the Bishop at Mater to
investigate this tree resumed thelitiaspeteday, at
Geoeges-hell, Liverpool. Bawl the paer•apeasr
at et. Peas Church Cot erbisb r. wee Ib4iveuratua,4
add that ha had even Mr. need
Item liquor. and that he had esimitagurdbirbdiding edam la
the vestry. Evidence wes also eddied se la line mem
lira et earremestel wine la aoadderable=
Mr. Oeet; the matter having attracted the
dawn bra tbe pelopteiati of the oltatthiettleee•