The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-04 00:00:00

MO WAS

COURT OF CII
. at Nisi Price in Alit
Keating and a
THE SPE,
At the sitting of the court
hymen complained of the a
ere summoned. One gent
relve summonses a year,
ddom summoned. He add
as called in vulgar language
r do with the matter.
Mr. Justice Keating said
ere brought before him he
ut with the general system
othing whatever to do. The,
it, which he believed that
mild be able to remedy, ar
'society, informed him, tl
equsntly complained of we
ns and Middlesex there was
snel of special jurors, instead
we. In all other places the
its system was found to work
SECONT
fittings at Nisi Prius in MI
Byles and a Ut
WATNET
This case was tried a few
oover for damage done to
minted by the defendant,
image was said to have
Brother Ignatius." 70/.
and for the plaintiff for 201.
Mr. Serjeant Parry this mo,
entitle the plaintiff to full
r even a farthing over the
wed the verdict.
Mr. Justice Byles said that
id been reduced to the full
ight to have costs.
Certificate granted.

COURT OF BANI
(Before Mr. COIMUiII3I

IN RE IN)WIIAN,
The bankrupts were sugar re
Goodman's-fields. The joint
*meta, about 10,1)001. with a
further being realised. The case
after occupying the court at two
At the hearing two of the ASS.
bankrupts having their order ; bu
Dobree, opposed, on the groan,
treated debts without probable
His Honour mid he had looked
with great care. The bankrupts
scale, their transactions Inning
millions. They 11.1 lost aci
40,000/. or 50,000/,, null after twin:
opulence, they hail been reduced
including the iiiteration in the s
poverty and ruin. By far the lai
ad signed a recommendation tha
have immediate orders of discharge.
of the highest location, and govet
land, took Eui opposite view, amd
ruida that they had gone on
their availiihle saseads had Elia:sm.,
factory, which they made over t
broker, who had Is•en of great as.
lag thew afloat, though it WW,
he had rendered them any sere.
after this transaction that the bat
Dobree's debt ; and had the old law
renoe prevailed, the charge against
a very unions one. But no great
the law of late years with mg,
fraudulent preference, that i
Upon as scarcely any ottena•
could no longer punish for thi
159th 'section, but it could take
that the bankrupts had contr..,
without probable means of p.tyrnen
to the recommendation of the tired
suspend the order for sit riontin,
treating dells without pnEhable
the suspension would Elate from tI.
l'upts passed their esamination
course protection wool.l IK granted
Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Linklater,

IN HE A. 11. BLEAK
The bankrupt wand e,erib,al a. a
%tent, of Cartihill, end of Fetichurei
tte. 5,927/. ; cousionicut and Km
about :1,20u.
Mr. Hilleary atate.l that the hank'
to make an arntngeni, nt, with a vi..,
of court, and an adjournment was tk

IN RE w, P. nom
The bankrupt was a boot and an
Leman-street, Wl.iteeli.ipel. The 1
16,617 f.; ',wets, :',7sf.; with bad del
former idtting a re•o!ction had been
tame out of court, but the resolutee
firmed or reported to the court. it
had been nearly two ye..rs before ti
difficulty in obtaining satisfactory ae
Hr. H. Oriflitlia for the assignees.
Istlto deficiency of 13,000 f, had
course of two years' trading. Tho
Kill unsatisfactory, the assignees di
the small amount of assets remain
Sion• They would allow him to pos•
tiro's. of conduct for the order of di.
Hi* IIIIOWII for fu Honourther d r did not
lay. think that R
e
Bagley opposed• for Messrs.
'slither merchants, fitful whom the
004 to the amount of 4.47. withi

LAW IN
(T
COURT OF
After Term sittings at Ni
Mr. Justice 8
KEA
Mr. Digby Seymour, Q
Namuyth were counsel
General, Mr. Prentice, Q.
for the defendant.
The further bearing o
AY an action fordo
asylum, was resumed th
examination of the plaint
So far as I can say the
menu in Paris. Ido not
five nights in his clothes •
to the asylum, from the
used harsh or bad
he treated rue so ill. On
varnish bottle, because P
to keep it clean. I threw
bottle. I did not th
never gave Serjeant S
did not say to him
man; it is rot-gut
life in you." I was
doing it. Never gave hint
I cannot may if that was
board, but it was no doul,
serjeant wine. I bought
the necks of the bottles o
did not say to Mittman, "(
stinking hiasaey." I neve
to rip her up, or that if sh
would dash her skull open.
to her at that time. I did
things in my hands, shake •
on the ground before the
did upset the tray in conse
me by the shoulders and ki
coffee over him, and I she
have done it. I did not o
" Here, this is not po
fused to take food fo
have said to the se
were so dirty that they we
never told the serjeant the
would not poison him. I
my bedroom with four cruel
nor got out two candle
lit them. The serjcant n
mom at night. I did not to
the night, and say," Here,
I never went into Pa
her awake say, " I'll rip you
did not flourish an open raz
leave the slops about. I did
and the contents into the
quent occasion to complain
and dirty habits. Afew day
ton, the defendant kicked
away a couple of bottles of
would not rest in thei
they had brought me up to
him. I did not kneel do
minutes. Sir Joseph Orli
and twice before I was take
occasions in the serjeant's
hour at Charenton.
The Solicitor-Gmentl—H
could very well understand
Plaintiff—He might be an
understand him. After I w
turned to England, I stayed
Knight, who was in charge o
occupy the house, and I then
meneed this action. I then
came back to London. I the
Hoare. They knew from me
had been improperly obtained
that the defendant said he w
that he wished he could breat
face of the earth. To use t
sions, he frequently s
how soon Abraham took his f
Sir Henry and Mrs. Hoare al
His father used frequently to
hovering round him like a cro
world and making a position f
Mon the defendant said, " Ye
This occurred after ISSO, who
[The case was proceeding
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COURT OF COt
Sittings at Nisi Priem in Mid,
Keating and a .
THE SEE, I J
At the sitting of the court
jurymen complained of the m
were summoned. One gentle
twelve summonses a year, w
seldom summoned. He added
was called in vulgar language •
to do with the matter.
Mr. Justice Keating said th
were brought before bins he w
but with the general system of
nothing whatever to do. There
in it, which he believed that th
would be able to remedy, and
Associate, informed him, that
frequently complained of woul
don and Middlesex there was f
panel of special jurors, instead
case. In all other places the
this system was found to work
SECOND ('
Sittings at Nisi Prius in Midd
Byles and a COW
WATNET
This case was tried a few ds.
recover for damage done to
tenanted by the defendant, and
damage was said to have bee
" Brother Ignativa." 70/. w.
found for the plaintiff for 20/.
Mr. Serjeant Parry this morn
to entitle the plaintiff to full cox
for even a farthing over the 20/.
lowed the verdict.
Mr. Justice Byles said that he
had been reduced to the full ex
ought to have costs.
Certificate granted.