The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-09 00:00:00

EVENING, JULY

tab) Intellistre.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JILT 8.
(eitUalp at NI Priam at Cluild
halL—Adara lard Campbeil
mad Special Juke.)
TAYLOR AND Will V. THE LONDON AND NORTN•WRITRIN

ZAILWAY COMPANY.
This was as maks le mower aompamstion in damages
for *furies sundae& by tie limas plaintiff by ream of the
improw conatreedos of the defendants' platens and car-
V. Edwin James and Mr. Weida Williams were for the
lefutiffe ; end Mr. Mellor and Mr. Phipson for the de-
Km Taylor resided in Hawthorn-street., I
where she sad her husband carried on the buenmeVollaadrna-
mental hair saanulmommrs. She woo in the habit of visiting

&fixed towns In the iielibbourhood of Lance to air
ordesa, and generelly awned with her • black box containing
specimen of the which they made. Oa the 24th of
April lest she was a presagrer by a third-oleo carriage on
the defendant' railway Ana Wished to Ciumiset-town. It
was desk whoa she reedied the Walks et the latter place,
and an dightfwg des snarl lost hefty sett Oil Wawa the
einiage sod the gleam entelnag some w. ere henna
whisk casepilled bar he int bar boil tor a week
The awe ea the part d the pielatlie was that the step to
the earrings yea these or four Mein lower than the plat-
form, and thee the weddent won *me that aimmobses.

The deems wee that Mrs. Tatter travelled by a ems&
thee all aet by a third-oleo Gerdes*. sad a .sd cd the
pWMet tsd seen osrthjes w Waddled to the pay he
thew that bar story at to the shy was Isuereet. ♦ tervaat
tithe etemasy eleo stated that ear the seelast she teld
him flat It come one had takea bleak boa set rd bee
MEd as the wee aligkriss she would not have team
Lod Oesighell, fa siszatiag up, told the jury that their
vodka would depend ca the credit which they gave to the
wigwag" on the one side or the other.

The jury, after being abeent from court about an hour,
Manned a verdict for the defendants.

LrIPOCHITZ O. LOVELL.

The pp~l•~atiff, Bohm Lip•ohita, • foreign Jew, brought
this eotfon against the Phenix Fire Insurasee Company to
recover 360 f, =taw • policy of hwureace ti•l.4 with that
compowy for 8001.
- - -

Mr. fferjeant Perry and Mr. Prelude we. he the plaintiff
and Mr. Wilde and Mr. C. Pollock for the delleminnis.
There being • plea of fraud and mismeranotailla lits case
Ws defame wss first opened. 'The ads ewe 'finelytheca.
In January, 1867, the &IWII eared the
balms of • pawnbroker in
NolleilAks in a small home, for which he 121111101fgema par.
Oa the 20th of March following he MINIM with the de-
hadents, through their agent in that teas, ea beesasee for
8001., which sum was made up of 301. ea hi !Murat sad
=lOOl. on his homehold goo= 1701. es hie
pledges. The business wee_ cue
smell room on the ground-doer. On the 1867
• are broke out between me and two in the sad
destroyed the greater porticm of the contests hi mak
, but thefurniture and fixtures In the other part el the home
' venue injured. The plaintiff then lent in a alba to the de-
findaah for 7931., of which 7001. was for pledgee, 601. for
fandtare, and the resainder for fixtures, and imbed imme-
draritydment of the dela. The defendants mote beck for
statement al as golds lost, sad the easel theltan-
LI as to Its truth. Ursa this the pitied, gist la sensed
elaim reducing the stun for pledgee le VOL ; ler listeiture,
to IM ; and for titterer, to 111. hi Deis Me aisle limn
,ion January to July, the member el 13"41 lift by the
plant& only amounted to 884$ urea mans WNW •6009 d
was between 141. sad 161. Time woe as w
aelentair=
or risen included monist the artieleamtaii
ef piths poorest daseriptlea It at the time
etas tre there ware two gallons ef Ihe sees,
lad that some of the iwtieL k time saw tir etearima
mask as if they had been salaseisil with feet esMR Them
oireamiences of empties led Oa police sadist of see.
carte Inpatients Mr. Liperkilm, sea., for soon, and be
wee Met awl arwaheal.
Ifeemal attestor boobs been Nag to prove the above
feem,
Mr. fierjeant Perry lbw ailibeeeM the jary Ihe *MK
easteeding that the Mimi regareatatieee aria by Ms
cheat of his lots were aliribaleble to =sate as a
ftweigaer, rather am frodelsat
The pasiatilf awl stber having been tolled,
LordcOatephil eassual ied
The bury retaraid a vodka fat the defeadesaa.
SECOND COURT.
(Before Mr. Jostles Wighlrnan and Comma Juries.)
DAWIII.II W. LOWDIO4.

This action W teeastit to rooms the angers of ea en-
mity to • penes mad Moths Ban, rensailzbead.
The pliFatff mho tests. The debadiat
neat, eased, sad estbleedow, sad that the btan7".es
(he ea brawl osasibration.

Mr. Bud Mans gni Mr. J. A. Buren were ommeel for
ths
peared plaintiff ; 11dt Mseat Ballantins and Mr. Garth up-
The ties
WY Wig es the &indent,
Mr. liagMist Niassars slated his over. It appeared that
la the year Lat i 4 t. who was =pasta from hie
wih, sad naa at ia Books, ihrensi • mans
with lids fi
Martha who wee the & ion
er
od sa in the They hind
loran for some thin sad a child vas born. After
the birth of the nil& Mn. BMWs Dena called
as the deinnat to make scan for her
and the chili. The ashodiel williagasu to
de what wan AA, sad inewa up by
Mr. Win. The partiessW logi=ellaissan_ pain Ind
bad other children. In the nun Mil as delheffill be.
air acquainted with the pressatpideSig elms is as Msor.
ia7. Ha sgic=illa iiiiissmssa vas Inv^ sati period
to pirate • deed. Es Mil sod 11 we eassoisil
by the defendant. La 1867 the iiuu. bss
fled with the oondut of Ilia Edna,sad dsiseulesi least
off the connexion. Boma negotlatka Ink The In
fondant offered to pay her the 601. lir kffireeido
for the children. Hie afronmseamen Ma losses t~ f
bemused. sad be Goad not do note flea peg bar the ea-
natty. Whin fha asplississ ems wive in was Nis-
mined at • &mai Wag sariea kr arrears at the
annuity. The usisninffas letenes lOaI Ili sad ithu.
sod bat always Is. thn the twit bosom melds
only et Ms death or Isar" ha, bad dims nen on
that supposition. As the anion was now bronght he had
ao other resource thaw coalsiel that the annuity had bean
satielled by hie sappertng her sad bar children whits they
lived Miming. As to the plead henead emishisraiica that
turned on ties gneiss whither lb. Immtity was mated is
onsideradon of put oe &tune onshitation, had wee more for
the court to deal with.

The foilowing Mama were then called.
Mr. John Edlia—l wee livieg at Chalfont in IWO. I kept
the Pheasant-inn. The defendant lodged with me while We
ma Muss was getting reedy. I did not know of any Im-
proper intimacy between him and my daughter. I did net
linens the defendant. I found they had he Chelhed
. She remained away a twelesernik. I smog tall
torMaathey lived when they come bob. They took a pub-
home at Uxbridge and lived there together. Whet they
first came beck be came to my hones. Hs proposed to snow
her something. She ma then with child. His mother Ihet
made the proposal. I told her I maid have him up for
taking my daughter away, sad taking things out d the
house. His mother mid my daughter would ewer MM.
She would be well provided for. I drew up a paper for him
to dm. He did ea. The Foyer purported to be • gib of
annuity of 601. a year for life for Martha Mk firma the
date thereof. It was dated Oct. 26, 101. My daughter
coatineed to live with him. They lived about foam peers at
Uxbridge. They then came to London.
Cromexamined—My daughter was about sweeten when
be ran away with her. She knew nothing of the agreement.
John Lowden-1 am the defendant. In MO I took •
hones at Chalfont. I formed a eannexion with Martha Bdlin.
Her father knew =Wag of it until she west away with me.
1 took her away become her father Meuse her several times.
We west to Brighton end remilaed some moalbe. We the
rektreed to Chalfont St. Peter's, sheet a mile sad • half
from Bdlin'• He mid nothing to me. I signed the agree-
rest at hls request. At Chalfont I tamer ameednesil with
the plaintiff, Mr. Denial. Be sieggessed that the opes-
mat was invalid, and Atwell to mime • deed. Be eseerd-
bey drew up one. (TM dead dated the 18th DOSSIMiIt,
1_ ,861 was then pin in.) I lived with leer et IJahrbegt red
LOOdalli. Last year I bat to Fleece, she followed me. It
was net with my oreend. We lived together it Twee* be
some maths. I ebb bate without her. It we to Novem-
ber IBA year. Soon after I determined to separate frees her
on account of some informed= I received from my servants.
I entherised my solicitor, Mr. Chantey, to 'egotists with
her. I provided her with thing.
have
mashed la
Fresco with the eh until laeverytely. I provided her
with meow from time to too We lived an the rate of
1,0001. • year. I hemp gibe her M. to 1001. M • time.
Crom-bmiteed-1 sewer seduced her. ?mew she
solaced alto (Deregemr.) I we • mooted an with Iwo
dabs, aged 6 and 4. 1 dii set bow hew GM sir wee.
She looked more a obi= them 11. We west to
to avoid the visiesse of hair lather. She aiZidere
ie t keLr away. I have had dm children by her. I went
to Treace. I IMO to her to tell her I wee going away, bet
set the pleas. I did net write when I got le hymn I did
sae desert my wife. I left her too. Martha Baia followed
me to FMCS, and we lived together egala for some 1111:614
Ibehr • seen& lib% I left her is Frames, Hied tab
• home teem What I lee her I told her whim I we
tairl lee ay tidal ass by my wife with ker. lee bed
.ows sou Geo. She bed *jewel box. I told Mr. Temp-
os le bee be by eldest see to get all my thiage, Wangling
bejewel boa, soda then away. She wset ha the
home thou. 'The nem mins. She might bee VIM
them. When I the bat egrommt, I understood
I we set to guy the eassity its left a I yip
her. I moot say whether I/bathe Were I Aped
it. The deed premed by Mr. Daaide was ezontol si
litelternewerth. lie wee this by eolielter. Itellbe always
kept the t. I asked Danish whether I meld sot
mem her 606. a year, is the event of my death, or lmvag
her. I told bet et it es seen se the deed vas easostoL I did
ace tell her to bowel it ken her father. I suoutedeez
will at the owe time. I lave sees Martha Ed&
Yam stab I lee Passe. I eta not now living with my

Ba.amaggasd—l hft sp wife for the ISM moos as I left
Mirth* Nalks--thisir lettraeoy with ether nee. Iwo sot
the limit sera who bed Mews Martha Edlie. I west to
Asses on marmot of ley hawkraptc7. Daniels advised
sae to go to avoid arrest My brother was arrested for the
sew debt Mr. Danish knows all about it,

Mr. James Thosopeon—l aocompanied Mr. Smith, the
solicitor, to Alpenhorn last year, and saw Mr. Daniels. He
we acting for Mies EMS. I asked him if he had any deed
relating to her. H. prodmed a deed, and said there will be
3001. due on this In the course of a few months. I said I did
not see how that could be, ea Mr. j.owden had maintained
her and her horny anaketably sr to that period. He gave
me the deed to look at. Whet mow Mr. Lowden I raked
him if he wee aware of having Simi such a deed.
Mr. Frederick Cheney—l am a solicitor at Amershas.
In panaance of Mr. Lowdea's inatructione I saw Martha
Edna in March kat. She wart stopping in Hoppa-Moak
Ravel!-equare. I told her I had cons with the view of
making arrangements for a separation. I and that he pro-
posed, fasted of paying 601. trader the deed, to allow 001.
if she kept the yeasting @had, a boy, he maintaining the
others ; or, if she gave up all the childr,s, be would es
601. She wished to keep the three girl'. I told be OM
could not be doge ; that the dehadent would have Seen
educated at Southampton. She asked who wee to pay the
debts contracted in Franoe. The girls were thee tins. I
said Mr. Lowden would discharge everything. She asked
me when the allowance of 601. wee to canalise from. I
mid from this day if you will agree to it. She did set thus
accept. I got a letter l!rom he dated Match 13,1!68. She
said 101. would not be enough kr her swore child, sad
wished to know when the gide wee ie be ma towed from
France. I wrote to say I could settleviate from ay elkw. She
=edw, accepting it. I called oa her ea the US. She
to have the money to gob Frame to psy the bilis.
She got rather angry, and said the had oonatied ea eminent
lawyer, who told her she could recover 2001. wader the deed.
I toll
her Mr. Lowden had done muck mare thus he via
hem& to do. She said an eminent lawyer had told her she
mall recover, and that he would carry it time' for
aethisliihe asked did I think she was slog la be need by
a ems that for nothing—the messy wee as accumulate.
She not have Had with him or any other men without
a seeds. She had thrown dirt in he fathiele eyes, end
mull act return to him.