The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(Tills DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
sitt,l4. is Kum —(R. fore the Lord eldr( Jae**, Mr.
Justly* tidL sad Ur. JUAN* Bladtbars.)

rs mere GIWZGE CSAWSNAT, lIATOR or OATESIELAD.
Mr. Burin, Q.C. (with him was Mr. Conch), mid he had
hewn instructed to apply to the court on behalf of Mr.
Gene (Yardley, of Tynemouth, • gentleman holding the
°Vibe of Mayor of Oatesheati, for • rule calling upon Mr.
"stet Langley, publisher of the linscasile
Pod., Chrow.de and N.olker,i Cos *ties Adsertiter, te show
our why • criminal information should set be filed
agaiset his in respect of certain articles sad notices ea the
subject at ireNsbneat of volunteers for Gerilislal, and which
append is his newspaper in the course el the month of Au.
rid led. Mr. Crawshay had applied to the magistrates of
the Newcastle Borough Police Court for • warned against
Mr. Langley, ander the %Ms of Oco. lfi., e. SO ; but the
warrant, after some considei sties on the part of the magi.-
unto., had been re-rased. The warrant, however, having
been thus refused, Mr. Craw,hay had been challenged to
bites the matter before the Court of Queen's Bench, and it
was in pursuance of ;I pledge given to that effect that the
present application was made.

The I.Onl Chief Jodie° —ls there any precedent for a
private hahvidual making, such an application! I hare
never heard of such. 1 think the 'cheddar prise* had
beater be esedaeri to its preemie most useful purpose.
Mr. Julio Bt.wkieirti —nil, is the ow of a private in.
divided haerferio4 iu matter in which he 3u no private
interest. I have tiev..r heard of inch an interference
before

Yr. Justice Hill —W or could not the publisher be indicted!
Mr. Orawahay went before the joetieee and a warrant was
refuted, but he mtlht to n. notwithstanding that refusal,
hare goes to a Jodie at chambers and obtained leers to
prefer all bactictioesit.

- Mr. Swill—Tere is no doubt say private individual
might prefer an indictment, but my client has been chal-
lenged to bring the matter before this court. But if it is
the np.oiou of your lordship; that in a matter of such prat
public interest it fa the duty of the govern:mot through the
1.. w officers of the crown. a it is the duty of anyone, to take
tus Au...tin further, he coati eatertain it no longer.
The lewd Chief Justice—What the court declares in, that
if thrre ,boitla be any interfer. rice in the matter it ought to
1,• oe the tort ..f the law °Seen of the crown. Time le
a.. precedent for the intervention of the court at the
in.tarre of a private iadividual on sea an avarice.
Rule refuted acconliegty.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Dolor* Mr. Commissiorr GoaDaum)
IN BE ',MITT.

Th.. bankrupt. a rower, of Sheerness, applied for his
cert ibc..te. I Pehts, swots retuned at 600 f.
opposed. on the ground that the bankrupt
.1 on tradoor loin; after he was insolren=d =ado
refetentud p.svo.nat., and bad kept his books nag.
b..•ath
Mr I..wratwe app ....1 for the bankrupt.
WI Honour suspended tho certilkata (secood clam) for
three mouths.

(Before Mr. Conniminner Holivid.)
NAMUCL
iquiluspl, • merchant, of West St lielen's applied
f. r hp. ,ertin,sts. lbett, 2,•210t., aed Meets depealent, as
tem ‘I sham maes, .41 the realistic. of some car
sizornentm.

•pyer, rneierating the benignant, offered no oppo•
t (ter bearing M. Lawrence. for the bankrupt,
H,,, limper, sinning th.:t t he books had been teal kept,
muted a asesad elm aurtilatte.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MIDI DAY.)

MARLBOROUGR.STREET.
LOT! r...sioun AT • tteintslD

vuTrALLER',.
Ni,st Ana Leary. s young women, serest to Mr.
lipirlies, et the LW, Mud, l'rows.etreet, Moho, war
cherged Ware 3dr. Dredoo with Mauling mousy from the
till at bur earpguyer at d.dcreat tins.
The prosecutor Laid that on pour downaloire no Thurs-
day Norm* List he asw the Kleiner is the set of lock's(
the bar dear after b.,, ..61.14 the key from the loth et the
time. Oa leidisse aut., the till he thee nursed our half.
emus. Wasik to had 1..1t .sat the preemie night, sad oat
ukase bur fee it she c,.t dead hayin4 teem it, but
afterwards Sob it fr.., h r prket and threw it oci the Uhl*.
The fury •iie lad the her do.w oath was s false key.
to her hue he hued • questity of copper
ware. ensue• h ear • Frendt coin aundar to woe he 46,1
ikin.:4 resin Ole YU.
The primmer mkt it.. was gUilki. but hoped her master
wood Nigh, bor.

Mr. Boadas rid there was ilio had got into bad
toappaay, r alto had us4l a sk.lotoa hay.
Tb. pwarpresar ho hsd rammed hop book. Um... aka
had lA, seal astartain.,l that his kali daring ill,. last Goa
weak' WY Ibblei W. W bra th. Wotan watared his oar.
vas .ho was very badly of!: but is bey boa he fogad
setuil dram, woe 1,4 enaJo op. awl ether 'stigma of
finery sad Arms math at IW.
Mr. Boadas. who had, bef..-e the pralaistar nada tho
oateawat, carum.tt..l the oraiosor tar four mouths'
bin! Lauer, th..t h,.1 ha harms what he boa just
4...a.1 Its would ha.. oiouraitte.l her tar las siostlts.

CLEKKENWELL
A r1.4.1-nr ACME IN COURT.
Str,snett Itnylevea, a charmuanaa, who has appeared
"barged at au, wort tort ISO tone ea sbargie of drank's-
ars. sad asesuit, was p1a,".1 at the bar before Yr. Barker.
'Lowed with being &unit titsl threatening to break the
windows of Sir. Charhe Jan.:a Davis, collesohop keeper,
Ileth"trort, !shoe...
then the °exigent of the complaisaat It appeared that
defeosloot las.' bete" been hued 21.10 e, or in ddsuit of
payment two calendar no in the Howe of ('or.
netiou, for lorakin„ hi. 41.1a5. Since her imprisonment,
whenever the defendant gets the worse for liquor, she
atmoye and theaters the complainant, sal on Sun-
da, month& •buut two o'clock, she went to the
stop, to a great tli,torbooee, and throstesed to break the
also. I.;• then went ...ray. and shortly afterwards returned,
and, Rnewang the diet,irhance, .he was given itttu the
custody of Police•eno.tlhle Tay! r, tl9 N, who had great
die:sits iu move, icg due primmer to tbe station.
11te ,fefrittlaut, ..nswer to the chugs, said that she was
"Gilt the woes* fur liquor, and dhl not know what she was

yr• Heald (the "'lief clerk) remarked that the pri•
seer U. a way violent woman, and ►ad been mono than a
Anode's' times at this court. Her brat sppearanee
was when she had twins, and then she gut drunk and
threw her children in tbe gutter. Beth children wore dead.
she had leen sent to the workhouse but would not stop in,
preferring rather to go to public-homes, and mix up with
eh■rw•ten,
tuber parties in the room bore out this statement, marl
acid the doll D11•15i wI. a "rev violent character, and had
been known to the police the Islington division over 13
year I s drunkard.

Mr. Marker said the pristine had been repeatedly cam
theed, sled ordered her to pay a hoe of eils. or in default
use month in the House of Corn, ;ion.
The pi “loesr here bemuse very violent, made nee of the mostfilthy sad dinowtinc larnare, both to the nintrotrate and
the officers rtf the court, .trunk the complainant in the fins.
and when the °Meer, attempted to stop her ohs spat in
their feces awl wrenching her buds feat times strike at
them ',rend times. A parcel she had in. her bawls she
&leo threw at the complainant. and it was with tbs =
difficulty that she could be re.treised truss do*
violence.
The ,mroplainant wee then re.swoen, and howl's deposed
that he had been .moulted in court by the complainant,
Mr. Herter, for th. 46.4.11 t, ,suleced the priermer to pay
n further fine of 21, in default. to be imprisoned far
two calendar mouths.
lb. primmer WY MITIOVC.!, cnwin= vengeance.

THE ROAD CHILD 3IIIIIID4IL—ME.SisciL, solicitor,
of Bath, who has ereently been actively espied in prePat-
i" ufg,tueim in support of the intended application to the
l'oort tpasen's litinch for a writ ad Nelms inquirritcluiss
io th.. remarkable awe. bad conference with the Attoroey-
leneril and ftolicitorfteuerd. on ThoraLly. The afedavita,
Whirl. are very voluminous. have been dcwool to by every
..f the jury which sat on the body of Francis Saville
hint, .n.l other witnesses. awl go to show that the olflos
of the rouser was imperfectly fulfilled; that upon tbe
roomer guiug lo Mr. Kent's boom and desiring the jury to
follow hon. several were s...lissutOrtirsi with his refusal to
tall members of the Melly Leder* him that they refused for
eerie view to socompsnc him ; and that upon their resell
the kitchen of Roid-hill Home, the *any, Weed
brim! • Numbing one, during with the OTI&O011 was duly
es-corded. was merely An oral one. which occupied a very few
zmuutes. The application to the Court of Queen's Reach
prohahly, he mad° during the premed week by the
Attsonertteweral ..r SolleitOr.Gierrel. with Yr. Welhy,
awl. if greeted, the inquiry which will fellow will he ore.
ducted in a way that is likely to exhaust the subject.
Tee tam, Km; ,meta CASL—In the cage of
Denys, meow% where the Rev. Yr. Keeney, Roman
catholic priest. and Laic Gahcriamo Petro applied for
a writ of lightens novas to roomer chagrins from their
mother. oe the powei!.4 being g.logisiglagilegs to • will by
We father, the judge. have decided artist the eppliestioe,
there bring no pewit that the children see legitimate.
They mesh I. tie mother's custody.
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