The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-20 00:00:00

ILI/Dll IN TNI LONDON DOOlB.

This ever, ickie;:-.i,;;17-Wciiikik.;;; dam wee re-
gemed Ude setning, by the extuniesiea et acme el the
• ateveate. to disprove the filleellre Awe= se
reTarteishe et the vises in the deeb, Ake mond the
detertoretkin.

A number of other witneesea wen then seed to prove
that soar at the wines of the plaintiffs wise riot la the oat-
dales awed.
The deaty-storekeeper of St. Katherine's Decks wee then
called, end deposed that the wines fa thole docks had been
fortified lea grease extent than before stew 1864.
It being now half-past 4 o'clock,
SW P. Kelly asked his lordship how long he intended to
sit ?

Mr. Bares Martin—l will elt until I hear all the evidence
oat.

Sir F. Kelly—l think that will be impossible.
Mr. Buoa Yards—l will try. I will sit up to 19o'oleck
to-night. I sat hen trying this canes fire days.
Sir F. Kelly-. There ere ten more witnesses, sad it is
physically imporible that we can
to, my Learned *Made as kmy
r se go cm. I speak es mock
lf.
Mr. Bans Martin—l will go on es keg sel ma.
Sir F. Kelly—Others are not perhaps so physically comd•
toted es your lordship.
Mr. Baron Martin—l em ems my head Is tired enough.
Mr. Marts James—We have had a had week's work.
Mr. Bevan Martin—So have I, and I did not bargain for
it. (Laughter.)
Ultimately, at half.pest five, It being stated that the era-
nineties of the next whams would be a long one, the further
hearing of the cause was adjourned until Tuesday next, the
jury requesting they might he allowed Monday to settle
their business sfkirs, which had been neglected all the wash,
and the learned judge remarking the request wu a very rea-
sonable one,

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Fes. 18.
(Before tbs Judge Ordinary.)
Judicial aweppwwllona wine granted in the case of Mitchel-
son v. Yitah.Loo, on the ground of the huebend's cruelty ;
Is that, of Elliott v. Elliot, tAI the ground of the husband's
desertion rin that of Beath v. Beath, on the ground of the
orlfif • adultery with a 111r.Gaultler, the master of a proprie-
tary school at Ulverstoos; and in that of Baigent v. Baigent,
on the ground of the husband's cruelty. None of these
cases were of the alights'. pub& interest.

coußr OF BANKRUPTCY.—Fu. 18.
(Bofors Mr. Commie"loser Evans.)

ttf z 1 wiinsonn.—TOTAL litirts.m. or azinricwni.
beakrapt, a druggist, af Old-onset, applied for his
marsh •hw days ago. Tim liabilities are about 900 i.,
priselpelly as amount of Cho bast:nip', brother-is-law ;
swots a Vali eves 1001. He was °Nomad at the hearing
pally on the ground that he bid alUowed Swassere. his
-la-law, • jeweller In Hattoa-gardee, to sorry on
beldame and obtain credit in his nem*. _ _

Hb Honour now gars judgment. Me said the bankrupt
had traded without capital. He had allowed Summers, who
bad bean twice bankrupt, and area now =certificated, to an
up In his name, and to obtain goods on his credit. Ulti-
mately Summers left the place, taking away the pronely of
every dimmiption, and having lacuna debts of 1,0001. It
wee difficult to conceive a greater fraud than that of which
the bankrupt had been guilty, for no one would have trusted
Bummers on his own responsibility. The court felt bound
Is nine the certificate altogether, and to withhold any fur-
ther prolankat from angst. Limited protection, to astable
the beakrept to appeal, was refund.