The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-16 00:00:00

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUBBB.—JoLy 16.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
HAYWARD V. HAYWARD.

This wee a suit for tho restitution of conjugal rights,
brought by Mrs. Hayward against her husband, a barrister;
bat, at the suggestion of his lordship, an arrangement wee
mate to between the parties.
Sir C. Cromwell was exceedingly glad that this oonrse had
been adopted, the case being an extremely painful one.
He had no doubt that the agreement which had been come to
would be carried out in perfect good faith.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JULY 15.
(Beim* the Chief Commissioner.)
IN RE JOHN SUTTON.
. .

The insolvent, iyoung :d;;s7l;ed ass student and
aesial ant to a medical practitioner (known u Dr. Batton),
was heard on his adjourned interim order under tie Protec-
tion Act, _ _

171;7/3;good opposed for a pianoforte dealer, named Bath ;
and Mr. Ickes Caarten, with Mr. Reed, supported. Mr.
Nichol' appeared for Daniel Batton, the insolvent'a father,
as Gasholder of a bill of sale.
On the present occasion the case lasted till past six o'clock.
There had been some litigation between the insolvent and
Mr. Bath, in respect to a piano, and ales with the inaolvent's
father is to the furniture at the iniolvidt's house, 1,
Upper Gower-street, which was claimed under a bill of sale
by tire father, and ulterior proceedings, It was stated, would
he Wow.

"Ititiced that the insolvent had published a work called
Unmasked," in which he was described as
"Deem tton, M. R.C.8." He had also published a week
• "Spermatorrhcca," or salvoes debility, and was deseribed
as "John Sutton, F.R 5.," and at the end am " M.D." It
wee now elicited from him that he was neither a member of
the College of Surgeons, nor a Fellow of the Royal Society,
nee • Doctor of Medicine, but he intended to be one. He had
=I the business for Dr. Sydney Hall (who was in
, at 1, Upper Gower-street.
The principal witness against the insolvent was a person
named Blott, who had been the insolvent's assistant at
Gewer-street. sa " Dr. Sydney Hall." He admitted that he
had personated " Dr. Hail," whom the Insolvent told him was
in Canada, but he now believed there was no inch pence
la existence. In September he beams the Insolvent's sees-
teat, being a qualified chemist, and the lasolveat used Wire
patienta to be his sediment, by the name d Xmases*. At
other times he was "Dr. Sutton." At one time Blatt mid
he maw, at 27, Great Russell-street, where the Insolvent had
letters 'addressed by the name of "Gilbert," apatite= who
had come from Dublin. He (Blots) maw him as Dr. Sydney
Hall, and received a fee of 101., which ha handed over to the
Insolvent, who also got from the same gentleman • promissory
note for 13W. He (Blatt) also got lot, from another gentle-
man, on a delicate subject, and three 201. bills, which be gave
to the insolvent. Hs said he felt he had disgraced himself by
leading Pimiento such a system, and had obtained two docu-
ment, to protect him from criminal proceedings, one from Mr.
C. Valiance Lewis, the attorney for the opposing cretLtor. He
was now in the employ of Mr. Pesda, of Liquorpond-street,
and he (Slott) admitted that he had taken the benefit of the
act at Dover.

Amtber Witness was a tailor, at 27, Great Rureoll-efreek
named Hayhard, who had become acquainted with the lama-
vent in Whitecroar street prison, and was induced by his
statement to believe that be was a " M.R.C.13.," but ha said
he found him to be a " M.R.," which he said meant " Master
of Roguery." The manner in which the witness gave his
evidence caused a good deal of laughter. He rid about 30
or 40 letters daily came, addressed to the insolvent (who bad
publiahed a work, in the name of " Gilbert"), to his house.
The insolvent said he had returned the 1601. note to the
gentleman at Dublin, and the three bills he had sold to his
mother for 001.

The Chief Commiesioner sgid there most be some proof
on the subject. He should name the 2od of August for the
final order, when he should expect some evidence uto the
bill of sale. He should not say what an insolvent was to
swear to, bat from all they had heard the description of stu-
dent was not sufficient.

The case stands for the 2nd of Await, and the protection
was renewed.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.—Lamas, JULY 16.

TM cinwadwdon for the county of Bases: was opsasil on
Weimimisg. sied this morning business vas prosseded with
la both ssewto, )Ir. Baron Bramwell presidia, ma the civil
ilk sod Mr. Judos Wilier in the Crown Coate. The
Mw litf M wmastoilly meagre, only two being en
as umisended slim et eisetment, and the otheriat=
Jerry ems Bons limmerell having disposed of the first,
Us exception of a charge of mut-
MR MN mad Syr, does not any very serious
drips, owl Om se only 21 prisoners for trial.