The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-01 00:00:00

TRY EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1858.

taw InteUtgaue.

BAIL COURT.—Nov. 30.
•lIYp el NW Prioa.—(Bohn Mr. Juana Crompton and
Comm J erten)

WILTIIIIRI S. ROCIII.-PALIIII

Thaw la &Moe for gr?undlesely charging. the ppWatif
with him, rad giving blot into the eustxty of a
Mr. Powell sad Mr. Sawyer appeared for the plaintiff;
Ms. M. Obandiars for the demists.
Ms. Powell sald the plaintiff was a pawn carrp=
theses of a scoriae dear is the aviculture
that woe to ally, he had a light veld* la width be went
about the eootrf, selling poultry, bens, thethase,
Ito. The ,sat woe • pahlkaa, now rendre et Dir
.iagbeet, bat at the Use the saurress teak ir4ibi4ok
formed the ethion of the mend aides he was the
Latliskarell publo- halos, at Lowfrikoas. It ftiti
, the and of Ansa bat, the plida with two
Maher petsens, bin partnere is tree, journeyed ekes
the Ueda= reed ss essterws. Oa
thedthrthatus'sh bee
e." tbe *WI teeth la wed
Meths le re sews revidess free Ma Afar a lithe
thee the &Wind oossislei preMse • pair el desks st
the peke dila dd. The pielethi thee Umbel the adendeat
Is tele sere theses her Ma, bat although that
was net senepred with, the detheitaat earithed te=
third dusk be to. sad a plat of tsar. Ills pied of beer the
Itßirethbe jeate elms with his two Math ethilige.
note Irvin beterermartredbr
her with the pith reeseme tad the width he plead re
the seralor, red le likewise is with Yes a dried a
hen be the begs It would the delleadeth. The ole•
yea*. _bewever, wee reef .past ell *Ether
tad be lid the plaintiff* have the hear sad settmirilm' other
be. asp awe." The third etteereasly thews sway with
Ms link, sed nothing the Math* lest pablielonse et
friesenex rile sad s hag dithest, he the la the set cd
Mr. Meth, the proprietor, the theititichthe el
=me, wire the third wes era up the
wed, ord asererherdire: the per, se the Break" esk, be
arldreil s pthiernaa • that fellew,"
tehZeiktrommbesse." ire stabs my piat2pot sad aline
theeplehriflthreed whb
redinethea, sed arreoled Maser with Ispie&thlsn
411da1,1 psi then dosser pear esselor, k the rum; of
desls thin," le rash thelgedest implth,"theallag
art Tea have Atha the ressure,-pe et Um raise
tb.eses, sad yes have Oar smoothed be year mt."
• jil," meth the philailk M se, emelt the art Ned =leo,
.d see whet we've get" Aroesdisly, the Me ad
esese b seth, sad weeryekka it wee emptied eat, with.
at dthm the erase.lle hetagtered. Tiresura
the diethriset reuse', a you haws Om Ile
arring." The aserbeL harts( been Mathes
yam
the osesit wee the sae.-Rothe, however, not seilthek de. ,
~essd lath be math tells the plaintiff tato oustody, sad be
eereabegly appoild lie to swore be the Led, Wei.
Mesdai a planes ea the rod, the dialing called oat
Ile lima end nits "This ass the stoles shy that pet sad
=II Pre Mr late eastedy." The the
sal the pelleinsa the walked. *paw te the
me et the hose ,to desierri his nab= to go
thane Ides bell et It
boppered ea • hear
Mes. , the peranB=l, Ism the piled,
duper the neater sal the glass ea the etheiso,
wee la Me Maw end at brag graded to the said
she OW the plied, Fr Own down on the amts. Oa
that the dthemisst essisioned, " If that is the ore, I Irma°
farther cheeps WWII yes, sad yea 'rep p shied year ha.
Wes." The piedeeK harwar, Wired spa hercathes
to the steles, mess emparsofea wee aerie le Yr ith
tZembee= brie was* ; wan be get then the
±±, etre* sethar Ma. The
=three& his oryNeil le the
te same e. reZ7.4:= the applisedea
with sortsiept.
Mr. M. Crrehon, ea heleaM of the dehadeth, minded
dot the jury met war be the ceadmisa ea the address of
the ram= that the phial bed set be.. be esetedy, sad
If ea, then meet tut be ler the feeniest. At any rate,
It w. sheep. the pet of those it hawkers to
Webb the parthetriap el the altherst, owl mks ha
pay saintleaml• leinesse.
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wilts limarmifilege pidolar NW& ism* gofoe
dime= he wise esserral nerd d tdr eine
moist blse. Ilmokry
n d Its of *Ws Ymki Irbil \ap-
pall asioied l• Ara
strlig the *Witt hale be was
maid Imperle amyl as their hands.
Tl•jury MEd • wad far We pithatif—elaasiet, IW.

A labourer, maned Smart, gave eviller' in corroboration
of the plalntirs am, whip hers closed.
Kr. Lush thee addressed the jury for the defence,
that the defender hod, in • moment of irritation, commuted
an act which he could not, on reflection, justify, and he had
therefore made the only reparation In his power by offering
in apology. If the plaintiff had not wanted to put money •
he his pocket why did he not cell on the deferent
to pay a sum to • charitable institution; or why.
if he wanted • public apology, did he not publish
the datesdane a letter is the newspapers of the district?
In orclusios,Ka• learned counsel submitted that • farthing
damage, would meet the justice of the ore. He thou
celled
Mr. William S. Perry Here, the defendant, who said—l
reside at leery with nay family. In 1866 the plaintiff pur-
ebred a property there. Soon after the plebriff come he
celled use, me in rehear to the burrs it • distillery
eempan I took Ma worth of okra far myself, sad 1004
worth 1w my eon. Haas I weed with my regiment to
Inland, In November, I asked the direst if be we going
to sell his land. He replied that he would net de re for any
eruideratioa, me he bed attend Into the distillery miter with
M I returned is Jemmy. Dar 4 rip shirr the
point
pisintiff hed the lois memagement. Mari was ap-
ed renew by the committee, sad sea third °are was
a corgi in the plebdre sear. Oa the 10th of Asper I
role to him Merv, to aright wiry which had her
sp. Lb. I mat kire the mob lel
meet the pidatilf Y thtU
ad tell idea I had seat the mar with a este to hie buses.
I emir kr if he weer edit sty eight slur, mad that if
be did met I word ern hie pre, whisk hod her locked
up, le be erred, bet if he weer I marl do se drape to
his did. Hs nadir, " Yoe wet do pet as yea piers."
I esid, " Thss, hem theta armed." IMa aid,
" Prams yea will walk to the NS% led S&Y am bee die
tiro yealave base saying triad my back.' He rid ho
sherd aet go brae the ma He rid he bad not sad say-
thlatatether. I said, "I de met Wier what you say ;
riodd things before the ma bar of myself W- and
er" I said, " You'vehreheakithrthme rabid ati
yeraver lauded to pert with try of your load." He said
'"I rid rem istered le rearm IL" I reeked,
le "It a saleadap—ii is wane am • lie. You keel
flat ram fewiewsker yea ambeellead it He deeded
adrid he bid • right le de rot be piersd with hie
ear aeld, "Ye,, yea hers,have no , bet you
eitifi ds=ll MA Pee bet eridemee hi yea." Sher/
I west away. Oa the Ilth I was out Meg with
Mr. Teem, rd we war to lest at the workmen in the
farm. I wooden waamorlog the sterpory. The plaintiff
bed at tide thee ao arteramer el the exopsay. I saw the
plaintiff amongst the Era. We rode up to hlm. Isar,
" What, are you here spin, Mr. Mbar, amsespet the
area—cams he rlyearilseefre rd Mr. Tamar KA Tama
paLititemweeld take be
__!/Ran!hrib' et Waiwilmeme
thet Mr. ered_re pet barter la ids
rebel hmt idea Mi. Mr. .lard maid, " Why did
yea pay re, this r. Mr. Tama " Beessee yea=
le parr head le • parr_ ,rd lir and of
re le ley the atury." Mr. Bibbed said, lowir cell ms •
teem, air ea; perhaps Mr. Kars would like to me •
legal be." Mr. Teem bed previraly maid, "You know it
it •My sad I warder the reels did not Mohr your tips
whoa yea saki so." I ' sedd,,'l hem never called you •
leer, bet la sty opinion • dreamt ea or • roguish ale
is miry red the mane thing." Met. Bibbed said, "D—
-rum ryes, her et you, I have not done with you yet." I
Then ire *Keg I should like to do
imp."
He
maid, "Ws r I said, " Oleo yea a
Just beim that I hed get off my home. Mr. =bad err
up, and said he weer good a rasa as I wee. Ira," You're
mot ; there Neither tenth raw hoar to your hem." He
"You hob bra Aries sandhi tree was no lies
told about esa,l suppose." I sell,
" Yea don't mean to
Mr.me a liar r He rdd, "Yee, yen ."
Mr. Kra Marks—Whet this? am
Whore (sally) —I gave lineal= oaths ear. (Laughter.)
Be sr, "Thst will do, Mr. Morsell, some simag." I had
my glove an. The materat I got bare I wrote him the
later whisk has her reed.
thesersemined by Mr. larte—l reek him a blow with
the abashed dot wader the jaw. lor that a boa on the ear,
the same me dare. bear bores.
Mr. Jeseee—Ade yea mined ?
Wham—Walk when I was • boy I could take my part
pretty mil, and I Lopsthat away Eaglishman will always
te &had Itharff or • warn.
Mr. Jame,—Det you are in the militia. You are paid to
deter es an. yea knew. (Laughter.)
The Br. Pass Tyson was thou celled, and fully corrobo-
rated the dehaileaf m rueened the trams.
Cress-ezembed—l WNW balelltela Not, tee. Mr. Mb-
ber—aot a ed. Hs was easier I shrill Joe, In the or-
pew. I rid I lied no noralco bar. Thar said it weer
re brill , sad the perk giving empleyeaset to the
people. I then meld 1 eery Isla by
eea reempereat the,
erg aria More dor oppepir say therm I rut
I he& inkedreel sea if -war be ,he leak Was-
hers Hag °replay. I riper the living of the parish.
I breast Ish
Re-ezembed—l ma ammo' Bristol, end ride at Stem-
ma% weer LwaSam.
Mr. Mesh, rebid herr :SlaLthearegeny, proved
the de,remselei with the borer w piratiff
mad the dradert, rem the were sob a the
laborers es to observatimes mode by the plied' about
our. Kmae. 'flu witness mho described the driamorras
which led to the masonic.
Thin closed the oar for the defendant.
Mr. Lush then mmunted up the evidence, and Mr. Jamse '
replied on the whole ors.
Xt. Baron Martin, in ramming up, said that the sera
had bee roved, and the only question for the jury we, the
mord of damages. It was really a very serious thing whoa
• geatlesior in the station of re of the plaintiff roes Ids
had lo smother rms% and jury in estiteadug the
alwawffil wird, prahly not the thin raordisg to the
' bodily ra whichge bad ber womsedthe,
bus as rear err log
mad maaogyames. The plebe" led sell the adheileat bed
told • Ile, and actliag earl he ear Irritalbg sad claim
than such an roe. He thought that seer the lease
of apology had been wire the plaintiff word have done
much better if he oaks we steps to obtain a public
' apology, if that was what he required, breed of braying this
Cattle So trial.
The jai immediately herd • verdict tor the plaintiff—
'
da Uy .
dahip certified kr core sad a spiral jury.

to leave hie purse behind him, and pat himself quite at her
mercy for evaTthing, ha must surely expect to put
up with a certain amount of discomfort. The Brat
material thing which °soured after the parties got
home to Percy-place was the candle scene, which certainly
appeared to have oviginated by a moat unworthy piece of
folly oa the part el the petitioner ? If her husband wanted
a candle to write by why should he not have had one, what-
ever time of the day it might have been? The conflictiog
accounts gives by the witnesses were before the jury, and
they rout j4p which was the most worthy at belief. The
quarrel thout the dog did not all far any smack beyond
the observation that a lady might very well abject to have a
Newfoundland puppy of 10 or 11 maths old brought into
her drawing-room. The next material pert of the ors was
the manner in which the reepudent bad fetched his wile
from dir. Welmtalejs, at Blackheath. The evidence of the
cabman proved that the had been brought down to the cab
and banded into it roughly." There seemed, however, to
be no grounds ta< baievin that blows were actually struck
in the cab, although, wing the sonfusion of the mo-
ment and the fast that it wee night, Kr. Welmieley
might Tory easily have mistaken for blowy what Mr.
Waren:kat did in throats( the paillasse down on
to the W. Kr. Maranon scowled for the noes epithet
ha edmltad he hod applied to her by stating that he had just
motive& so mmaymen letter about her which had nearly
broken hie Wert. Bat did he really believe that the was
what be celled her when he wrote the letter he had sent In
to her et Kr. Weladdefs? The evidence in support of the
new of eshodes had tan very sheet of the cue whin
bed be opened, bat which het suiesqesatly been aban-
doned is reply._ Alma% the 4001. whist had stood in her
molest timbal:see whin she wee marled was his own
=l:Zand he had • priest legal right to it. But was We
in reference to ft onelstint with the solemn oath ha
had given bet in writing that he would nor touch any et
her property P That, bewonow, was a maw that he mut
settle with We own onamdones. With mud to the quarrel
about 14e., lbs. Iderobrumes COVIIIKS Wed have buns very
ibelish—ft might have heaven webs end wry wsklod in
• raise him the mousy, but that mat set give him a
rind to Watt from her. It apparel, hememer, that after
all these promedinp tbsy W—lfvel WOW_ VMS ; end it
was cositualed that that eparelog es • mmeenamon. But the
jury most riewhor that esnientime ems awns wadi-
tiona. It was always es the Werelemlleg that the conduct
which had been oxidated must sot be repeateL This ren-
dered the last quarrel, that on the 4th et Juan en of great
irenetann bows If the jury thought there bed been on
that day fry onvediable or unseat sot of thaws they
might whim withit what had Wee akin plea. But ff
they 411 oei tehe then view, them whatever bet
sewn would set notify a verdlethe the pettlismorrvirld
a
mho bets ammted by lb, reepenient that are W bees
eashmetion on the night of Os Nisi lune. New be (the
honed judge) had Worn wins M lienuthe whether
condonation ought to be Mond as a quake allay ow as tee
of fact. When the more judge had to deckle both
kinds of marrekes, It was asertaery 'hely to discriminate
Musa the two, rod it was theruhre so mann of surprise
that the pant siamld ban ben left by the Weisedea
curb in some degree of obseerity. He had, however, lea
able to fad a an which proved to him thes esminstio•
mast be awaken a questkm of het. No doubt the eerupo-
tion of Use 1NV4140 bed by the complaining party at my
period after the het dines was pens facie avid..
• condonatkea In OM 4411111117da husband it would be m.
gelded as almost ordain evident of it. It would for im-
mense, be Mb ter ese momentto contend that a husband
who had Minna his wife eller be had dimovorml so act
of Malley en her pet W net hoglema her, sad woe atilt
in a pinks M hid s geomedisp our a !Wen In the
case et a with bewever, mottoes wen sommehat diffseen.
to the ere el 6. Inn v. Snow," Dr. Isedillnem said :

Orewitsi
NV.t.teint elitligerbe Is met ems=
to es a illea=a she'll:Wen %Were
May It be t
Mr hem whim abroad:
If ethallealserb, . weressmesebet web
,„:mri,
air
al..."..tters: me lisk =
ttre =naa! lesp
eml Mien "11....1r.itei
misty efmtzti witrges fts °PM mar ass.
= w ahri M...e,L4fil ai s ite t s h epwrate •
Mr. or nimbi le West elnleM
This skatemeal of the Seamed Nips mad it steer, there
the, that the quelks elessionlika eresastimiyart In the
Pam Bet he (Sir 0. Chemwell) reprellat la ay that they
woad lave to NO& thmoolves upon two peiale. LI
I ...mbar' to delsonikart only whither,
gualatsrotame bed rally bees rasansil= eire 4th of
N DM sess wak • ce Os parted Mrs. Merait-
Is maims ; bat whelk,. astwitbdeadhe Kr.
s alit, thee Miles sap snit istaremen after
a. Thaws was la the tam some siessastsases with
stalsesd It very doubtful whoa, the statement of Mr.
Netskiaost could he relied upon Is sae at hi Laws he
inked her whether die had forgotten how mew jaws be had
ht recosollaien, and bow many time eta bed repalsed
gi
during hew Ire days' illamearldeb sellelbild ewer tke
when ths Ire
was te Imes takes plus.
the ham die bad tempt thejary would ke skis
to Judge sammeleat of the ciarriar sad the sincerity
If the foss **ma they Dad Ina "Aka. Three Lairs
ems MI e lits shonenteapeewe ss at love end sae-
VIM WM* a mos mil pod* ladas lean memo at hie
Cab; symesesseVion.swer TititabiLtitteill whams lee
eons they maid ns dealt hoe has sr emit
he dui emend Da s widow of IS by •mm el thirty-lye
wan IMAM Is rather exaggerated terms. Still it was
that they might ;mere the feelings of a warm
towards' lady who had beam gracious to the suit of the
wrier. But what were they to think of a man who wrote
such letters to • widow of Afty like the one whose portrait
he had himself drawn—a woman who to Dia knowledge
had indulged in sherry before marriage, sad bed treated him
more like a devil than a wife after—who had culled him
every vile name In the language, and whom be bad himself
termed a—,a —, and a " nasty beast P" If those
letter were sincere, what bsonne of the account he had
Mean of her conduct t sad if they were not Gloom, what
did they think of the man who could write them?
But the Jury must not let that newt Oak tno deep. They
must not act upon ft, unless they were Witted that the re-
spondent bad committed sots of heed craelty. If, however,
they ware of opiates that he hid duce so, they mast lad
the drat Issue him; and than they would have to car
Mew the second Isme—naniely, whether or not those sots lad
he. condoned ?
A Juror walked to know whether a husband' bad • right
to use any tors too the purpose of taking Me wife who
has left him ee ?
The Jadcp—Mbekkelm eke b kelps le min shalom of
her dler el babe asp lasi hint 1s msp, itl
always- gni ha der eolith( ent Wake Is se. a
breach of lb It Is just alio am wishes Is maks
hie paupwt may do Es but Ileanalastamill a brush
of the pears. At the same VoiNll66 meioses of en
amount sif videos Width Gab adawifsl, but
which woad apt be le made am d sr three-
tened some anadep:ermlvisismsells his wife.
The Juror—We wish aim he key whether a husband
has • right to look or belt a &s et upon his wife to keep
her In ?
The Judge—No. At the same time to do so would not be
albawr, *he might get her Telma by habeas comae. It
eves, Is amity, If he Inns le leek bar up for any
kWh at time—sap der six swaths. Still the
=act of the deer would set al itmlf be an act of
. _ It eitssil, Inwever, D 6 mosisied that • husband
sisip apply to diekiresdalft elk esidsgal rights;
MI that wed to ME mane spark. Is the use of form.
The kin . sad Nest esseaking shoat two
hems ter the prdltieser—ameidy,
Ittelldr. bass coMffaftwasky. sag hours.
Merehmeat -- met senbrael ne formass added that
=r.tilejsrp Torsi.= to ewer • bops that his
Ins led Oa plow, weedd award the respondrat
mat s eson as weaise ale him for the loos ri the ta-
Mdwkal teem Ms at Islington, will& he had
210 as
allarirdear po. war; tat with respect to
k....
. you, that kilns her marriage the
M latisaes fatbar whist ale is so
Silift a le . than theasked
On kr OM,
NA ail/Pa them hem ' itaLin"mweladar
Nellings. . • •
_4 Mr. linkent Pigott mil Oatis labs }wry sump- d
ka issailisat smemamesa they received foe ask km et
ems lie Alai would In Peppy, with hie lordabip'seekeilms,
de i
ventiMt headship.
• Ths No' I essao4 midis. it. Such a Practice
MOO lid is 'gnat lamemaissoe.
it= v. can WID DA•111.—TII1 LOTION POI cant. CON.

This was • nit foe flesehettoa sr amutimga as the ground
of edultery, pretweled by /eau Itamilupalsea his wife, Jess
Rsed. wad siltrCusr:Ttemeat Davis. The Mi-
lieu, payed 'like sellosited UMW., sad •
jir lam ewers be seem essegat.
tip= eilipsteel ftg peildener, hut wither of
the
The reties IN:=Lfenwg-sensals la the elegies of Mr.
Buss, et fa *Mk Webs. Atm *air marrlsgs
they at first Ist Ohs efaidelles mob( on-
ettocesand, they &nue as is moire. the
year 1866 the respondent was in the ea of Ost.
when she formed an illicit attachment th Ohs emnspesehrat,
tines a fellow sernust, but. sow a labourer as • railway. The
remit of this osesulon was that site bums pregnant, sad
that lad to the loss of her situation. nu on-reeposiest deck
lodgings end Hood with berm sea sad wide. This. being I
soars difficulty in purring the neerriege, the judge rammed
the polar.
gin lordehip then expressed Ids regret that the jury should
bays beta t there to ammo *sasses CYO hke the
mast Ilts abollettiast the old narks roe
aim may bed Ms sesameat at dosages ; which
bower's went met Is plate the pedal or the husband, UlllOlB
the curt timed proper to award thew to him ' • hut they
slight be ended to the nesintsmass of the wife or of her
&Mrs.
The fury awarded
•PIATT V. enure LTD emirs=

Tbe peetioaer, Jolla li=l,l9yredt,,,Ftem
leoglat fer the &NM= Ide es the the:
hie wife had cemetellted alai*, Id ea I mama
Freak Creleehlo D'AutirL The aleimerkatearldidod
set pithy, tad Warta Aaron at adultery,
eettalveaoe, the Wan al teat at...... NOW Wall
ari.
r. tare Pleall sad Yr. egpreved far.sp:orsli
timer. Flames the teepoade The or

did not appear. The parties had bcen married at Gosport,
in 1849, when the respondent, then • Kies Ball, was a girl
of only 18. The petitioner carried co baleen in Titah-
borne-street, Rayineriet ; end the ou-responient lived with
him as his assistant. In 1864 the pathless' removed to
Little Argyil-atme% where he stayed with his wife till
March, 1866. In removing, lire. Bpratt dropped a bundle
of letters, which were famed by her Mehra. They were
from the eo-reepoadeat, end though composed in veryUdiaa
Emilia, they were at a salciently tender chamfer. In
OVA of them D'Auteel would up with the emphatic bsee-
diction—" Bless your little &owl"
Evidence wee given of the cohabitation of the paramours
in lodgings at King-street, Soho; and
Mr. Francis, having addressed the jury for the re-
spondent,
The jury at once Anted that the charge of adultery had
been proved; and that the charges against the husband
were unfounded.