The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-17 00:00:00

COON= AND 6PAN.IIIIII V. MOSS AND NOSS.

Kr. Collier, Q.C. (nib nese were Dr. PMMans, Q.C,
sad Mr. Coleridge), one' Is eapnrt of the obeenstions ha
had mods es the previous night both the delandsets. Mr.
Ko beil nes for forty years In realm sa • solicitor
ad D.W. viers he lad also bete twice mayor described
what Iskin plate in 1838, when Kr. BM, the dither of
the teskier, meth • will that would have tees in his (Mr.
Mom's) Wear bad flr„Mill, Jan., nonannestelly recovered
from the thennes under whin he wee thee
soaring. Da Iskidesti deposed to Mr. Hors
r ive promis to lee Mbar time be mould lean
to his senths, Mom
sietme.Pmr. Moor Meted net /r• Mr.
kaqg time he sad Ma
had seen-
talon the blithe' epkiles; Mr. Heeliene, end if the
jubilee thin I, seem woe int seer nide. win be had
mutest-Se Mien ;hisyes pasomis herd actarred
preying le 1114/, Inn as eseeetheent leek plus knew
them Is othenenos of smelt ciessery proseeithp, Its
should have hen amongst the Int to join is the telaineln.
The man Slaw referred to in the Tina day wee ma-
mind for the demos. Me deepribedhfiwll a " the aste-
putt= and groom" of the dew=ed-s• dellablos which
molted some mirth. Hs the aelleseid his rens and manged
end* his affairs for him. He bis seater would have signed
say paper he id& thee to pine before him.
1 "e. h• ith the dennefe be had • claim against
him of 641. ; to recover white anineil Mr. Flanker.
The dammed paid the now. set lips it Shaw to
I drive him es his miblie-hoen wine Ilin '. made • night
' of it." The deesseed ea that osemies isi like • greet
schoolboy. Men evidence was Aimed to show the son.
Meows of friendly relations betwen no testator and tea
Mosses down to • very newt Ilmo Wars his
death ; the d whit be wore
whasever Mr. ITrthsdornesPlrreft him • an the
way In which he grumbled at the &muta inn
epos him for charitable Os me owed= •
diatisg =inner hed waited upon erPpoltm with • soniage from
Mr. (Unhorse, Is favour of moms undertaking in the north.
Mr. Hill subscribed two sovereigns, bat es son a the
minister's beak wee tuned, be observed, " I am gettiag sick
of ,114. Gewthonses oomplimens.' They will Lan ins
sathing."_ Kenna was an givenphy-
sician at Derby to the Waft that the testator nd milled
one of the residuary legetees " • mean Ashby &How."
Kr. K. Macaulay, Q C. (with whom were Dr. Bohannon
Med Mr. Find), la reply, tipstombd that no Minim had her
atm tor =Zr-n::artb• will, and oomasseattod
irrNbl peat se the el Kr. Kent
Tito IMMO 1N jury meet Mis law of Fan-
Ind left • ems pin* at Marty 10, mkt say will he
ClP4bmaiem ent bled, leth, er nal It miht
iivided thin et Ike MYst ef mthlAes weilielli will, be
wies of t liO tbe IWO it ggra
not denied list . lffrts7immeris; ilt yea way minre
tistbelead ond thaw nedembeiths OM. flawilaares. Nam
Ike beard ail lositit trued ebbe. er pirsirsiosor int a

of importunity for the purpose of inducing a testator to leave
his property In any particular way—it only declared that no
will should be valid in the making of which the testator had
not been leg • free agent. In the present ease Mr. Hill bad
expressly confirmed by a codicil, the provisions of hie will,
except as Lipordsti ths name of one of hie Mugger;
and iMMO SI Yr. -Climber= had priedeoweed him
by two or three nwathe, he night easily In that
time have executed a new will If he had stood in
say terror of Mr. Gawtherne while he was alive.
Be (the learned jadp) eonfeesed he bad been a little denied
by the argument of Kr. Collier au the previous day, that Yr.
Htil was under some nand obligation to leave the property
to the defendant., bortnee his father had acquired it Y eoa-
sequence of • relation of Mr. Mow having neglected to bar
the entail. No doubt the law would have portaitted her to
do that, but, If she had done so, she would obrkowly have
debated the object of the mortar who had °Aglaia!, cawed
ths entail. The Irma judge wee proceeding further, when
he was stopped by
The jury, who maid they wore satiated, and found • verdict
he the plaintiff, this usgeldving the allegation of undue la-
fleece, and astabbelting- the will. •

THE POLICE COURTS.

MIR =WALL.

Mims .frosehr: mid 117, a rime, Is themploy d
Morn. Idward sad Witham Sort., coal- rembente, al
Wharf-rewl, ea* Jams DIM reed ha.,.. Ban, lather awl
sou, carrying es an attmaidee baelmes se mere censee, et
IS, Macersdeid-.trout South, St. Likes, were pieced at
the kr before Mr. Carla ebigied—obi homer with steel-
ing mad the latter with reethring e Lea gratify of ems
sad hems roomier, the parry at Kamm. &urge.
It snored hem the Grimm of thereat Buse, 21 !
ea seeks Meer, that for seas thee pleat be bed beta *stok-
ing the prisoner Arnold, mid bed cm mom Ire emi comba
ere Mtn pat • sack of coma la the ether primer's met, bat
beim be could get seer Bees bad dream ellf. Terwdey
worm b. saw AVIIIIM ISM Ids employen? pnamire
with memo bores proverier fa Ms primisa, and
altar grim a short drawee, be joined dee ether
premere, awl, se Med, the are wee pet he Muir
emt prbfewe win then appritheriat, bet
Theme Bra managed Is get away, end woe aflreverds
takes Ire emetody. thrgerint bore maid that die elder
Been bed before bees la oustody for a similar ellram and
Lad Sim the police a great deal of trouble. A nomad wee
asked for, at east& the polies to males further isquirlea.
to thThe *mm at reemedecliald to may enythiag in ismer
e
Mr. c=reemeried the priseme yeti Theory amt.
Mr. John Midler '
Amery eiterwesth applied
that bell might b. Mom for the ,rheas" Themes Been.
Mr. Cherie maid he womb' some two sureties in the Pure
of 601. each, which befog pat ice, the primer WY aliowed
larrspior aged 21, damortbed as a robot-of-loge
mm, reeldhig at 24, Suffolk-street. wee charged with Idatig
in Judd-steed, tit. Perms, for the purpose et oormattriag •
ahoy.
Clarke, 146 3, staled that on the marry of the 9th last
he saw the loitering sheet he Judd-street, sad after
going ro his heat, wed` the primmer leave the doer-way
rd one of the isomer, end imowft that he wee a bad dm-
reefer, he task bin taco westody, sad up= eistrehieg bia
hand two keys spa biza. Oboe the renend be bed goes
to the eddrem gives by the primmer, 24, Salo& sad
them me no each another in the rivet. Whim the
was epreiteaded set,, he was mitre • herb who
bed gem te mho nil this Awry hemp'etad bran
the magistrate ; aid deer the Weimar bed bun ...sanded a
rang mamma ems forward and mid they the primmer me
wider( for her, and that at the time he was apprelarded be
had rely hem waiting about for her a few abates.
The prisoner maid ha was leaked op wrongly, sad me for
the policeman saying he had given a false address, it was se
such thing, for he had gives the right admit% and the her
that were found epos him ware gives to him by bur landlady,
and one wee his street door-key, and the ether Issioeigfig to
the room in which he lodged.
Police-oonstable Clerks mid be bed tried cm of the keys,
and had escertaiamd that cm of them would p in the keyhole
of the house which the rimier came from.
Mr. Carle esmainett the keys, and said they were of the
mamas daserlpdoa.
The risme, said Ur bows he osme from me the feralere
be was with. He did act deity that he wee • ticket-of-leave
rasa, bat shim he bed bra home he had worked hard for hie
Brag, bat the et wore shear hunting biro about.
Pdieurerris Cook, 196 S. meld the prima', bed not
dose may work lamely.
1.110 prima" said It wee all are what the Folios had stated.
It wee net became be bed hess to Porthad that the police
were to hook hie and matiardly pre him sat. About a
f dam, the emerable who sow bed lies In cowitedy
(741114)pplatedl Min eat, said he wee a tiekr-of-leavo man,
and in es dabs made we d Ind largeage.
Mr. Open* in Mermen' the trimmer, said be wee tarry
if the mastoids bed es tar bagetten himself, and advised the
primmer aitt to ker oat so late at night ler the futon. If he
(Mr. Carrie) bed beta at
like the prisoner, 166
would bop sot of the way*/ the police, and Amid mideaveer
not to be oat alter threes cirdsok. _ _ _

TM pcietOe7.who wee Ilan dlethergell, es he vas
leaving the desk, that be hoped the pollee would Dot be
allowed to lamb Liu ta the streets.
.

11;ievoleace.—The sitting magistrate swpmeled oar
reporter to acksowledge the receipt of a chops ler 3OL, from
A. G. 8., for the poor-box of this wart, spin which, at the
present time, there are meay prearieg

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Beadon gave judgment in • case arising ander the
New Building Act, which .silted great interest, as it affected
• large amount of house property In the metropolis.
The outline of the ease is this :—The beck-yard of a bones
in Charles-street, Middle's: Roepital. was roofed over with
a skylight as high as the first door. This was held to be an
infriagenent of that donee of the Building Act which enacts
that dwelling. houses shall have a certain ipso, open behind
in order to tarnish a doe supply of air and ventilation to the
house.

Mr. Jennings, the district revered Marylebeas, attended
to support the summons.
Mr. Becton—This ages la before mesa to the cogietraction
of the 29th motion of the 18th and 19th Vic., c. 192—the
Building Act—sad certainly is • question egret importara,
Y stated by the district surveyor (Mr. Jennings), inasmuch
as my decision will art • very large smear of property In
Charles-stresi and that asighbeerbeed, where moat of the
hours are Wog converted Into warghoulem or shops
on the whole of the pound thors, whilst the upper parts erg
said as dwelling hawse ; the net menthes to be deckled
to whether the reds locos" to that meths sari
seuesiorOy comprise the whole of tith bdldlag. Ties rose Is
press le oar* lighted hem Cliarlerstreet to the host,
and teem the fler story upwards well lighted at the back.
The ground-floor in hest Is • shop for pleura exposed for
sale, communicating with • mail room which originally was
about two-thuds tide mar, bounded by high oxisessi
walla, but haviag a small area to theories We. That area
is sow racently covered in, err small rime sod omen era
brag converted ire ewe wareseess.reen ma* rid bY a
large ilk) light, and I suer derail wisaihir this so to he
considered pert of the drillagthere as to oblige Mr.
Rile In lora as open ram in the tee or side of this ware-
loos equal to NO square feat for the pipes of ventilation
and air. Now I apprehend • that this meths of the eat was
intended to apply to • dwelling-hews" whims the timer
rooms was Barr by a hbe light from the heat ro
woes used as bedroom., and could by so meal pi light sad
enthation Is say other way rased they were hired to have
sa aria frogs which such internal light and ratilatice
be obtained ; sad I cannot help observing
thatihi there seems to be no power in the act to from
ventilatir from the very area when left, though DO one
would probably neglect It, ea it would increase the value sad
comfort of the he ; but in this car there would be ea
asoessiey for web ventilation, as the skylight would be
maple for ail such purpose., aid the area left might bearers
eel is sae and the teoeptacleof nothing but dirt. Now, Woad-
Weed that this new room is Wow Is it intended:to be, used
as • dwelling-room, and though the words of the section refer
revery mom, I do not think that 1 shall be straining the fair
sad Peralronstraction of a vary stringent act, by deciding
that the *oils mean every mom it the dwelling-house, and
that this art room is, and la intended to be, a warehouse, and
hems no part of the dwelling bows The summons will,
therefor., be di/miser.
Mr Tarring, architect, who attended for the defendant,
begged to be permitted to say that he considered the public at
large were greatly indebted to the magistrate for the pains
lie had takes to understand the sot.

Mr. Meedlemsaid beOsesitiZilllnie Ws do ty to 'pare so
pains ; be eves made a ppslrrseast blepretice of the premises to
arrive A mist be to be the fair and proper ocia.
mamba of tbe eel. _

isle soot W. for tbe posr-in.
WANDI!WORTH.
_ _ _

Jews Zama's, are sc aWy —6;B;d elderly man, living
is Brorawell's-bailddage, Clapham, appeared to answer the
mammon' of Inspector Procter, of the V division, for un-
lawfully selling fireworks, whereby lulled Incurred a penalty
of di.

—The defendant pleaded not guilty.
Sergeant Abrook, No. 31V, devoid that between 7 and 8
o'elock on the night of the bth inst., he was on duty in
Broomall's-building', when he maw two boys and a men come
out of the defendant's house with fireworks in their bands.
It was s private how, la the window of which were small
papers end periodicals for rale, but there were no fireworks
taped. Witness obtained the easietance of Constable
Baker, who was on the beat. end then went Into
the defiesdant's hones. He was then IS pied in
Nerving • sesa, who boeght three croakers. sad
he alio served •• lad withal& mgrits. The defends* Mika
table for a easter, sad wirers saw the lad place Id. ups ft,
and It wee tars up by the delesdinit He took the ass
of the assu aid boy, ad the dehaint toed them met to be
trldbtardoe par did that wry yew. Wiles= eau-
tleeed dafinint as Ur resift of fir del lust., sad be
Urea said the par but no beer ea reveal trellers fireworks.
He rid err was ale ell law, bat the Polies Ank esperudet
It The r seers warred a raw of herr, art were wry
etre to elites blabs* bad heat. _ - _

lipmeseleble ream awnsbereted the weilmete el the
sergemd, wed Adel thee be saw seemed perms, se *Me Iles
defeedware hems births ems* of*, mein, sad esess ewe
with fireworks.
The
arm tillswilmt, deem% said is wee Mistrusted by Ilbe
Rev. Mr, lawyer, the seem Cli es Ide wee.
r.trolhot of parliament ender which hetediem, hed acted. The
t then poodnoed the Polio. Act, and said there was
het a ohms In it to leerier* with the selling of fireworks.
Mr. Damen said the 9th and 10th William M. toads it

stikedel to sell fireworks, end it did not follow, Isom,
there was nothing In the Police Act about It, that the 0141,
Tlias°=t said he had sot the MOW* Intention eg
doing wrong. He was a an who hared God, and lihe het
Leon' It was against the law he would not hen sold des
He hid NM *reworks /or ammo Urns, sad he lei now hit
Inter iheed with helm. DM the es had boughs &oft%
Ides, emit had ist *sea of al Ms steer.
Me. Dayessa said the Oesandeoloners of Polies had wet
very prcgurly In endeavouring to put a step to the oh of
for if there was another explosion similar to that
infilwinritstreineter-rostl, they would be called to sccount for
their megil.mos. It wee his duty therefore, to pot the law
in kit% but he should not this timeimpose the full penalty.
Undid Ma 10a., end 2e. meta, se • caution to him sad*
em