The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

IN tam MATTIS OP Paz

MANNINO COMPANY AND OP SKI WINDINO-17P ACTS.
Mr. Bal:y (with when was Mr. ambers's) appeared is
Peppers et the pinnies of Mr. Wallis, a shareholder is the
above company, preying that it might be wound sp nadir
Os! order et am come,

fdr.Little, or hire Volisat, also espportod the prayer of
the petition.
Mr. Olean sod Mr. Roxburgh, a Wulf .1 Mr. Walker
sod the emetics board of dimmers (who hod boas ended se
will be hereafter mentioned, aft., the explodes of the Bad-
leir fraud.), oppc ad the petition.
Mr. Bauy wee proctedleg to reply, whew
The VietpCbancellor hmenateed, sad said he thought that
for the Walla ail parties it would be advisable to avoid,
It possible, the *spoon of a windier-op in equity. If the
fads annoy ware sew la disbands of parties about
whose wane of (induct Mere was no divas, he skald
arida, be disiselieed to maks say order. Bat eves se
station stood, and without examialag whether or sot sal-
cleat sue had bees exercised is parting with the amen of
the company, be st odd certainly be glad if, or there ap-
nand an evidest drills a the put of the dilution to vial
up the affairs, by some snagemost betimes the parties that
could be dote without the aid of the sport
Mr. Glades said that his cheats wars so seams to do what
was right, sad at the same time were re satisfied that Mere
would be wash to mat all deemed% that he would anew-
take that Mr. Walker should patriot lie skims udf MS
desalt. re was paid.
Mr. Bally aid that sews provides Meta be mob with
russet to /dr. Garbutt, the dinette, from whom a sum we
doe to the company.
Alter some damasks,
The Tien Chastener ordered, by cogent. that the ad-
tioa Mad ever oath the wooed patties day is Hilary Term
nest, Mr. Welker usdatakiag sot to dal with the 4,0001.
paid Into seat (as above mistimed) *sill after the aka
meditate oldie beak had bees paid. Liberty to ell pude@
to apply if Ms. O.rbutt should sot discharge the skim of
the bask velvet lum utak ese mostb, sad liberty to
Tee Abet se this order will be to allow Ile easpeny to
proceed. caddeet le the series It iweesees gib the eeedeseat
of the sale ef do beak ; *kik at the lam time the mt.
doe foe wiedfsrep is Chump UPI beim dleadieed, map
be nada availsbk, arm .geisha. se say doe by say
party who las, think la bee panda Ise Waded ske mut
re believe that its .td eight le he pees.

COURT OF EICREQIURR.—Nov. 16.
armies AT ME MEI /IT 1111MIIIIIPTIBIL- 31,11•11 Ili Les
IRWIN MID • UM= JUT.

DIIIIOIOI7ON KOZJIMI.
Mr. &rifest Thnoss sad Mr. Oltareark appeared kw di,
sad Mr. Sorjesat &Watts* sad lir. liseurd fer
the dtlaidaar. _ _ _ _

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his sake, width we. pert Weed no Friday, we. kneed
by the *kat. ism Debessemb, wM was Manly is
the swim ef the dethedmth Weisman ZeimesOM pro.
plater Cleseh eml `Rosa` Ri.41.0100 MagWoll.
10 MOM ameges for en alleged maul;
whereby the of MI enstethed a pennies? loth TM
defeedsat pismiled "
TM Imes& assasel he the SAME having slated the
018•1 wad sgp_ears bedew Is same%
Mg. Busse Mortis 'admitted ties he woo of *Maim that
• its mem mad not he ..hedged ; but, at the suggestion
setae dnemdeat's emnutel, whit was aaziess te 14 the me
be Mid ea it. merits, it was proceeded with.
The hot Masse ealle4 was
Emus Diabomegb, the plaistiff, who sold—l as 22 years
of age, and la September, 1864, I entered the defendant's
nowise at anneeymaid After I bad been there some time
I wee genii up naive, when Mr. Holmes wined hold of me
and tore the paws est of my dress le trying to throw me
down. I tamed mad sad gem him a "speak" in the
face, observing that I meld tell my aimless ef his 'gadget.
Mr. buss M steady a essistre smelt.
Bramiaades ssetiesed—A sty ee me Amway& Mr.
Helms agate attested me to the Mass and @eked me to
aosompany him down to the seam Re said he would give
so a sovereign, and tried te pull as dews Into the seller. I
tbm streak him with a hate. The mot Wm he attacked
me was about three weeks eftsrmude—is the math of
Felmary, 1565—wbes I was_ fmaning out the nursery. N.
'reveals thereon but the dellmilmes 11th. *MIL He moo
late the mem, slut the duo, thempuessibi Isom mewl
hie apron round my head. sod steed ma. I mined him
in every way in my power, bout mteslthelsadieg this he gee
the better of me. After this mearresse be told me to keep
quiet and not to tell my Mame. Mn. Monne; nod he smith
befriend me. Mn. Holum was not at home at the grae.
The Wrenn were in the bar. AN, the defendant
bad committed the act he weal down stairs. About a week
after this. similar trams/dos again took Kase Is the nay
eery, and on my natiag that I would inform Mn. Honore
of his wtiesoadnet, to repeated that he would set as my
hind U I would net do no, adding, " Ton theet
know what is gad for yes." 'He agate repotted the
others, contrary to my inclination. about a fortnight art
is the survery. On the lest theasine it theurred it the
middle el the day, in the month K April, la the soak's beds
mem, be baying come Into the roes when I we it the am
of making the bed. Is Kay, when I was piss spaes.
he urged me to go into my mimeses bed roma, nod es
my derlialag to de so he inked me what was the matter with
obeervlng, "An you la the family way ?" I said,
tt Teo" He said, It." He then took bold Mme
need the want, but I misted and would Rot go into the
rem. I left my mistress'. antics in November, 1866, aeon
having given me notice to quit. Previews es this the do
(*admit told me that I was te be , saying Mn
HAM'S was Irony to part le Ith me. 1 left es the 19th
November, when Mrs. Holmes paid me my wages, 30a., ad
Mr. Holmes gave MO 21. to buy baby Sam with, sayiwg that
was all be could do et present. I asked him Net
was ell be amid do for me, end be replied that be essM de
nothing more, and that I must father the child em either
ins. lessen David Midgaley, who were Immo Is the sir
feadaat's earls. Ima enamel on the 7th of Deenther
following, at a holing width my enter took for me at the
boon 01 a Mrs. Champ. Three mouths alter my walla*.
sent I west with mr stater to see the defendant, who, !tar-
tan Wen galled oat of his home and being aid if be
would do earthing for me and the shill, said with an oath
that he would not. 1 thhetqaently applied to a magistrate,
for the purpose of al Souse the shad upon the defendant.
Crowe:maimed—Each and every time the defendant had
1•417021/110 with me was against my will. He raviand me
four time, and ea nob occasion I mined but did sot hal-
loo out. I tried to ao se, but was unable in eassequeose of
his plans' his apron over my month. When he threw me
on the bed in the cook's room he turned the bed-cdothee cyst
my fan. I did not toll the look that I had bath ranaked,
nor did I tell my sister, but I said 1 never tilted p about is
olaammeme el my mener's esisseadmit. It was quite app.
rent NM I we lit the family way befoth I left, but am the
made say ebeerration to me sheet it. lira Henan wag
onithed about two months Donn I left. Mrs. Holmea's
enter, who wash' the how at the time, dinevered that I
wee In the family way, bat Mrs. Holmes never asked me
who the father of the atilt wee. She said oh. thought she
knew whose send it was. I said the father of the Kidd was
cot in the beam at that time, as Mr. Holmes wee then out
welkin.. When I Kithira to &Milne the child oa the
defendant I did an mention that he tad eommittad four
rapes upon me. I morel &amen d the qaectiona asked

Mr. Belleatlee—When did you grit &arm that Kr.
linlotes bed rensilsd you Maw= ?
W iteme-1 should ley whoa he committed the welt.
(Laughter.) Os. of the bermes, We. Imes, came Into the
room when I was =skit( the bed, es it wee ne duty to
de, wad IMt ft et case. I dee% below where Imes hi
I bey. sot sew size. I left the defeedeat's service.
wee always Mod to my fellow•sermata, bet did set keep
e annoy with 'bee.
Mr. Delleatiee—Did you go out walking with the bar-
men ?

Mitoses—That Is sty business.
Mr. Dellaotite—Now tell ma ; see how slid lau with
pis ; shall pt co well together if you surer Lc
Witsese—Toa wOO% pet we well with we.
Mr.Ballawdee—Thea I will have as answer. New, ea your
oath, did yes over go oat with that ;loan =so, William
Imes ?

llliaise—l did. Ones I weal to Pricer, er-bill with him
ow a Sunday, sad ',nosed hogs* shoat 10 o'clock at night,
parted with hire, and heels, tome to ege ray sister.
He came home betore me. I sever wave him my H►esem.
Mr. Ballasting—l dew% mesa hie likeame ia the dispel
this fishy of years.
witims—Mw is,. me hie likewise, hat I retorted it to

Ballentimi—Was It like elm baby ?
Witaiiis—No. IF. vo it boa !mom, I did sot boio► to
ineostari Lis alumni, is woo gooses of my nestn•o oh-
cooduct

Mr. Big'retitle—Now, girl, Wm a oars. Ban joy tees
sem is laser hid ?

r, except ea coo escreos, wltia a cook

wu Netted ea hie bed with me. The mak MI base had
ben " baking" is the other bad•roen, sad he threw her
ea the bed. After this they left the rein.
Kr. Bilieetme—By all amounts it unit to bare bees
Mee establishment.

Itemization esstiased—Mn. Holmes said to nos that a
girl had told her that Mr. Holmes bad locked hit (the girl)
into a bed-room. I mem had improper liniment :with say
ass except the defendant.
Elisabeth Dube:ouch, the sister of the last sites*, was
mast stalled, mad corroborated the autenest ands by her
deter ea to the Interview with the defeadent, sad as to her
slater having thawed the simple of lodes' Is eceseguence
or her eat Bement. titie also stated that +hes her sister
left Mt. Holmes'a smirks she had miss than N. is her
pompons.
Elisabeth Chomp proved that Ele jethistiE had takes
eratteisets in her house, store obi bail been mated.
This having closed the seas es Walla the plai tmff, the
following seldom was addend M the &these.
David Midgeley said—l wss INION*I benne is the de-
fandast's envies. There was esfither bassess. named Wm.
Imes. Hails 764,1865, sad west as keep the Lines Arms,
at Bbadwell. Dories tha time I was at the lkinsdast's I ob-
served familiarities between William Immo sad the plaiatiff,
Emma Dishonest. About a math or two after she isms
I peopossd fesailiaritits to sr, sad she told is. that she was
op lacteal, terms with William, end thereto, did not wish
to have &agitate, to say to me. She told me that she had
William's 11k...... I have sees Emma Dishorovigh leave
William Ice's nos on *event 00liskon. I hate ems
the. his mad "saddle" etch other la the bedroom sad
hitches. I hays also ens him nambliag her about is is.
sesesis ea Ile bed.

Orasassumbed-1 have waves take. • liberty with the
platatif, Ahem* I way have palled her about. I have
sever bad easserlaa with her. I did sot knew
that eke wee fa the family way till alter the &lid was
bora. I the. paid ray addressee to her. I was aot faiallial
with her.

-Aititl-1i; snip el the poossedlais several lettere &rod la
Natalie? 1.116. sad J , 1886, wore hsadod to tin
witness, Alels b whailled had minas, sad which
:C"lLp dear Ileara."aad after basin swooned hiss-
aton Wats, west at to 'squire. is
abed= la din piing% naIIINIMISS, whether no had
nada ray wind= la lehaas, adding, " The Nest
ben de is to rive pet • ebanslis so as to suable you to
Nelda a shamans. sad If be don Rot, he sun put up whit
no as squaaass."
anadaniema esansasd—l we to owns that previous
Is wane tbne Winn I had Nee the plaintiff eirrylag ea
Inoleepo”Par latimaiss with Wails's ISM to whirl I
I did art brow w bee I wrote Jess letters that the
t was tits haw of the eitlid, and she sever told
no se.

lir. &desalt Thogaos—W hat / Why, your letter states
the °pottery. Whoa de yea mom by mime that Mr. Rohm
most " put op with the eoasequesiee "
Mr. Berea Mortia—What do you mean by statists that
you VIM sot familiar with the girl, sitar what yes wrote
to her ?
The warms did Not mower, sad Midas booms deadly
was to Mso the visages be:. Hay.
the n
1:641•1 watet,P= be was prepared to go w
osisatiss.

Kr. ikesoest Thootaa—Were you iatinate with that girl
la as improper way
Witamo—No.
Mr. &deem Theme—Did she tell yea that the defend-
ant !as the father of the child t

Witans—No.
Mr. Berjenat Theme—Then why did yo* write that
letter se t►e plaintiff la allusion to the debodutt being the
Unmet the WM

Witame—BeessUe I had her weed brit that Helmer wee
the father of tee Mild. (filemetlea.)
Mr. finleaat Thomas—Tim she did tall yes. Why, you
henjest sold that she did mot tall yes. What do yes mese,
sit, by skis trains sad preverivatica ? 1 late ao more
qurshon to put Min.
Mreseasised—lliave bees married slues the meanness
I hare spokes Mt. I never mentioned to the defeadeat's
plalatiff.whetter that I had carried ea a eseresnadleace with the
Mr. Berjeast Bellautin—Do yes 'mesa to say that
_you
have mot carried am es illicit maanisa with the plaintiff
The mimeos hesitated, sppeeriag Movable of maidsd a
reply.
Mr. Bane Mortia—aell the trutk, say rasa.
Mr. &closet Ballaatiae—l must implore of you to newer
my qualms truly.
Witame—Os my oath I ham net.
Mr. Weisman Mohan, the ilefeadeat, wee nut esamind
—He aid lam a married am, with bar obildrea. I asset
took my Denise with, or 'minimised,. with, Me plaiatiff,
either is tka mammy, os the bed, se the doer to ehe-
when. I have sever takes the Mary d upsides to bra
wept on busiseer. I seldom speak to By essmiaa
Creis-ezemhsed—l never gave tier say messy amp. as
worms. I met the plaintiff sad bra okras is tM Moos% aid
whoa they asked me for mosey I tell Sea to p away, and
»tamed te give t 11•111 any.
James Taylor stated that he had seta Inas pall the
plaintiff about.
Mn. Mary Helmer, the wile of the dahmlent, mid, I die.
covered that the plaintiff was fa the Orally way dariag my
ecetteemeat is deptembra. I massed hi d it, and she did
an deay it. I inked her who) wet the *Met of the Mild,
sad she nein, lie an is this hoserumr say am that has
ever bees la it." I heard the planar@ Woo say wiles
eke salted, that she would make my hand carport the
shill whether it was hie or mt.

Crewman/aid—lt was dm 'Wadi's duty to make tho
bode la white Iles barman
Katy dm ask le ell dedesime, km galled, sad
stated that is bad firmor• milsemsd say sompkg between
the plaimiffami Wales Lati is ills maw: spokes to by
the ...on Ilidgeley.
The banal mumail 4111 OWE olds bailey sddresesd the
July aS *irk
Kr. Dame Kat* lid the jury to the mimes hie ask-
Wag up, that Ws km a sass of osmillsailis Imprensa
sad am whisk isommded of these their kiosk oars sad
adlestiou. This mos as 1M Mamie tbs. Is we swam of
whore a woku bomasit am salsa to reetemo damages for a
sushi assault, for,lf tbs Kobelf woe la bs %sieved, web
had bees sommlttrd. There wens wy kalimase r Nish a ,
pun womaa chiseled at his to 1 kkomserse
Wigs had with her, but when It woe by *hides it
tlmesiss
would have the tied of wain via of the
diem of a aristinal ague% end had is Oh min base sad
assess bees pleaded, ft would have beam a bask*. mdse.
lbwover, that had act bees demo sad dos 'Mks met
bs.oght for as mend which, if the Walatiff gunk. of the
sus was true, was of a very serious ottareotor. Them mu
dimly no reps or ravklstnt, mearding t, dm yisistlif 't
emu sktilisest. Had the girl sessidend that des bad bees
raped, she would have takes the list opposes.* to have
made publhe that most bilious of mimes. Maks of the
UN
moaned, but U her mammas* were worthy of credit,
was la every some of the weed as assault, sad sha would
he entitled to a oaths" at their hands. Them was no doubt
but that Um most wicked perjury had heirs committed ss ens
sidle or the ether, and it was for them to say ma which side
it ley. The eam as behalf of the ',distil, rested entirely es
bee own sodas's, aid was fa direct °ovoidal to that of
Shit defeadaso. by wbith it was luteoded to be shows that
Willem Issas was the father of the child. The witness
Ildlgasy would doubtless have deposed to this, bed sot hie
Mors verities to dm plaintiff bees predsord. Mid pley's eth-
ane' watts= skeet unworthy of belief. That man
Mines and dealed what wee mealiest
MOM bloom Wass. Ms would ask them. would he have
edam them lolasoo—sumo of them after the WS roads..
must—Ulm bad salt belimM that Its was the fetter of the
child ? Oa I Ike Ikkh he wrote to say, " I will set
ladders with the ," What aims ? Wu it the attempt
to Militia tim child ea the defradast ? la another letter Is
wrote saying, " Yes aro gaits welcome to what yea have
bed from me." What did that mean ?a He would leave
the jury se deel with them fasts. The learned jodye said,
for bit part, he hollered that Ilidpeley was the lather of the
child, and that ha had ommOred with the wossaa to affiliate
it as the &feudist, who was es the other head led to hs.
lieve that Meshy could prove that Imes was the father of
the child, al had traorpired la the eommi of this mom en-
asordlauy am that neither the dsfsadant aor his worm
mom aayibiag of the eormspradmeo which had bora
carried cm Inewses the plats ter sad Illelseley. It was difikralt
to direct them as to the 'mouse of demon they would
sward is the met of their warthog a verdict M father of
the plaiatiff. That he most leave to ibesselme, fasilag
satisfied that Sep would ratan a mirthst aceordisig k the
evidence, sad give melt dung« es the justice of the MN
deM."4". _

—The Puy— refired, and OW Wag absent for toms ass-
aidiwabl• time ftwinisil late wart with • venlig: for td•
pialatiff—dusges 2W.

COURT OP CRIMINAL APPEAL—Nov. lb.
SOU Tn. CONSIIIIORATION Cr 41101/11 CAM USSITID.-111/POSIS
1.0110 MEP DUOD. NE. JOR7CI COLEIEINIE. XL JUSTICE =Lt. II&
LION Pence WILL LSD MIL MINI WASIK.

Till QVSIIX IP. MART 311001.-110 AMY.

The prieccus la this sue was tried wed overlaid on as fa-
dielameat whisk charged bigamy. Tore asarrleeee were peeved
to blue takes place, I. both of whieh eh* was wanted is ber
=aides acv. The ant a.•hood churned her shoat four
ameba after marriage, and had abreated himself kir sore
than wren yearn The guano,' left to the jury MOM
Met, visa t►e primmer aware at the tints ohs costrafted her
sewed marriage that her former hoebud ores Wive ? sad,
secoadly, bed ohe eadesuered to utiertaia whether bewas
or sot ? Tindery (egad that she was sot aware that her
►abed existed, bet were of opinion that she had not
resorted to ussortattle mesas to sequin that kaowledce.
verdict of aunty aertirdtagly visa ousted, bat the pointless
resened for the opiates of this wart, as to whether the
ender the statists, wee bound to iawitata as
Impair, about her ►usband.

Mr. Power, w►o reproweted the prisoner, sited the 96
George 1V.... U. whisb waled that my woman soorriirO
derhti the Wells* elate Wham! was guilt, of felony, ad
was liable to treamertedes; ltsl it was provided that this
MOM should eat *perms apehiet say woman whose La►
bend bid .bunted himself ter some ream and wefts ea-
' Memo was not hems to the masa wise she matiested
seeesd siatriage. He tootaided that the primmer was
net boss/ te stake any Inquiry, all that It rested as Ow
stow• to show that she was aware that the Arm hulloed
wee alive. The jury had (mad that alio woe sot somelsset
of Ms eaistrace, sad she ems entitled to her due►ude, ihe
omelettes Wisp west.
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' TWA AVIAN A.

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Thar lordships were of opiates that the elarietloa uta
woes.
Convittioe queshad accordingly.

THE EXERF2B, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17,

,ara—a.uoin

TM. was an ladlotaent preferred against the defendant,
who was a *argon for exhuming end temovleg the body
of Louisa Sharpe, his Roth.,, 'roan a berth, ground beton,-
ins to the dissenters, at Hadar. in Hertfordshire. It ap-
pear' d that the defend's% induced the wile of the man who
kept the keys of the buds! grimed to permit him le gamine
his family vault, in order to ascertain whether it was se&
neatly large to contain the body of his father. He raised
three *Ass, which were placed at the top of the vault, and
baying removed his mother's, couveyed it away and buried
it in • ahurcliyard with hie father. The jary at the trial,'
which took place before Mr. Junco Ede, found that the
defendant bad, when he applied fer the keys, intended to
remove the body, which was merely done out of rerput to
his mother, and that ha was actuated by no ill feeling
towards soy one. The learned judge resivved the Foist as
to whether the conviction Gould be supported.
Mr. Shupe, who now appeared In penon, submitted that
as the alleged offence was dose without any bad motive, it
maid not be thought an unlawful act. His object in going
to the grave was to judge whether there was sufficient room
to inter his father there, but finding there was not, he bad
moved the body of his mother, being desirous that his
father sad moths, shosld beim:erred is the same grave.
The Court obeeryed that they gays Mr. Sharpe. every
.relit for themes, of argument be had adopted, tat as
the case was cue of impsetues, they would take time to
look at the authorities burls, on the question, and would
therefore reserve their judgment.
ludgrasat reserved.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 15.

113110111 ■

LT OAII.

Mita MMus Weedily, an elderly can, described as as
frommatic and penssal merchant was opposed by Mr.
three ermilitere, lastracted by the Trade Pro
=Moiety, sad several other ersditors, appeared fa
CrKr. Money was for an alleged debtor; Mr.
impported.
This tasolveat, it appeared, had been once bankrupt and
four times an insotreat. Tb• primal was his " fifth "
appointor*. He owed considerable debts on each occasion
and bed received three judgments; the lest was for •
period of twelve snubs. Is his protest schedule be had
upwards of 100 creditors sad owed I,IOW.
Mr. flargood asked for a better belease.sbeet. His object
was to impose, for the protection of the public, • men who
had so frequeatly felled.
The case proesetted. After the creditors in venom op.
posed the creditors for whom Mr. &good appeared were
ailed. Mr. Boyles, a grocer, lad supplied the insolveat's
eon on hie security. The debt was Mi., and the oasts in
the senora accorded WI. Mr. Campbell, an iron merchant,
another solver, lad supplied his iron on, as he thought, •
good bill, but it termed out to be of no value.
It was eliedted that the insolvent had some trentactbas
with Hartley Brothers, one of whom the Walnut said he had
beard had been trumpeted. Berme one of kis creditors
• bill on Megan. Garner, whose piece was closed moos after
it beam du. There was a respectable Ins of that use
la the City.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips ordered • bileate-elteet. He
*moldered that the lasolsest had joined with others to im-
pose on the pablie. It was well that hie conduct was tapered,
and after bile repealed &procreates he advised him to keep
sway Mot Os mnert Although he bed bees sir mouths
in prim be shotild miler • jadgmest to be recorded, whish,
however, would slat keep him to prison any longer.
The ease was adjourned for sceounte.