The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-14 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

vato intelligence.

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COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCEL-FIB. 13. OISTADrItD AT THI °MCI or PHI 01117 MOUTH"
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After Term NW Prins sittings at Westadnabsr.-Medof•
the Lord Chid Judaea sad *mid Juries.) HaIMAM.
I WILLIAM LARGI, Greenwich, bander, to surreeder Feb 16, at It
001111 e. WALPQLL I JOSZPII OILDIOI2, Body-bridge, Upper oround-street. illackfriam.
and St. Georp's-road, Camberwell, engineer, Feb. 26, at 12.
In this case, after our report left yesterday, JOHN Lilacs DATTD9OI, Sloane-street, Chelsea, railway cc..
Dr. Hood, of Bethlehem Hospital, deposed-I examined tractor, Feb. 26, at 12.
the plaintiff two or three days after be was admitted. I WILLIAM BUXTON, Jamaica Level, Bermondsey, and Lower-read,
wrote fist to the Queen's Prison for hie history. When I Rotherhithe, licensed victualler. Feb. 26. at 1t
examined him I made • report, which was entered in an W.._11,13A-U,B/15.1r. Dartford, Ern& beerbouse keeper. Feb.
f 9. ML
official book required to be kept by the statute. It was not paaw•iFiElb"7"Favolneek Claremmergithrlia raw
nseman, Feb. 29, at 11.
entered is the book for ime time afterwards, but I have cm"'ainc PATRICE. wclundla, Forest-hill, Lent, commercial
my miens' notes with me. He inquired why he was coo- traveller, Feb. 28, at IL
fined in the hospital. I told him, and he admitted that it HEM MARtHALL, Blandlord, Dorsetahlre, builder. Feb. 21, at li.
was correct. Be admitted that he had ben persecuted Joan larnrawoori Upper Clanton, victualler, Feb. 28, at IL
before going into the prison, and after by persons JOHN PARIIOIIB and 11/ILIAX P WOMB, Andersonotreet, Chaim;
making indeontgestures at him, and his threats- and upon IDPwlara_bLs......3l.•l22&o.loas pardned=4„xid,
glass
claw
that I formed my opinion of his being of unsound mind. Feb. iyit'7,''
hospital; WnizAit Eigin-road, Milduhill, taller, Feb. 27, at IL
He auffered from the rme ielusions when in the
and it altos said. appeared that he bad knocked down • man Joni flaw, Aylesbury, Bucks, grocer, Feb. 27, at 12.
in the Westminster-road for having, as he alleged, made Jon! measirrr 00Lr, Ortretrest, Leicester-quart, 'army-
indecent gestures at him. He also charged me with doing loan carPeuter. Feb. 27, at 12.
arras. formers MATZ, Franeirstreet, Newington Butts. and
the same thing to bins. Before making the entry in the ansmietreet, Gray's.hurnad. schoolmaster. Feb. 27, ML
sass-book I read the statement I had received to Mrs. Gnaws Burros, Thunder. Bent, builder. Feb. 211. at 2.
Gore, and she said it was correct, but that it was in her WILLIAM clown. Paradise-row. Stoke Newngton, and Lower
opinion no evidence that her husband was of uneatind Shadwelloniller, Feb. U, at 11.
mind. I have not the least doubt that when be was Isanmar HUG'S, Word, Isier,late echoolmlatres•Yeb.tilkatll.
brought to Bethlehem hawse of unsound mind, and %would DC43"12115,21WAN2 AMIN. Park-West Grosvenor-Knorr, lodg-
notLighouse rem, Feb. li, at IL
have been safe to have allowed him to associate w*.th HIINRY Low, Hareeen-fitreet Horton, tobaoomaist, Feb. 26, at I.
other persons. His mind was ill-oonditioned, and it was Jour Ciressot, Whitson. near Hounslow, compositor. Feb. se. at 1.
impoerlble t 3 make Dim sociable, happy, sod contented. I TimmgAs Hallam., Birmingham, Burma' mosamisr, Feb. Be. at It
frequently relieved his wife's distress, and when he was Plll 1101 WILLIAM MowiniAL Leicester, englaser,Feto.B7,at IL
about to Wive Bethlehem I was 'bonito give hint a sovereign, Emir CRoltallY KINDALL. Leicester, leathreeller,loo.ffi,at 11.
Jcituumoita loDwiasußao. panwidovraryAnioCarmartre,
19phlopen, tarmercsagm.Feb.ylcian.at i.
but be was NO insolent that I put the money back amain
into my pocket. Feb. IL at It
The witness was erons.examined at peat length by the Gnome LIZARD, Bideford. Devonshire. merchant. Feb. 28, at 12.
plaintiff as to les delusion with regard to the gestures he WILLIAM Jl7lOOOl, Sheffield, file manufactarer. March 5, at 1t
complained of, and the manner in which he conducted it Mir Aim Imam, Bricningtou Quay, Yorkshire. schoolmis-
would lead to • strong suspicion that it existed at the time tress. March_7, at 12.
JOIRPH RILL, ISTerpool, shipwright, Feb. 26, at 11.
he was removed to Bethlehem. Failing to get the infer-
Jona Lomax. Huhn., ler:satire, common brewer Feb. 113, MU.
motion he required, he gave expression to an observation Wn.Lux JAZZ', Halm°, Lancashire, grocer, Feb. 26 at 11.
that such evidence could only come from the bottomless RICHARD SLAVIN, Salford, fishmonger. Feb. 26. at 11.
pit. Thor As LIBBY. Birmingham, baker. March 9, at 10.
Tbe Lord Chief Justice raid it was only oat of commas- JOHN MILTON, Binninghein,journ. iron spoon forger,March9,rl.o.
shoo for him that he did not commit him to prison for con- JAHR. BOOM Bradford, overlooker, Feb. tr. at 10.
tempt of court He had no right to insult a whams in
viral' Rt3IIIM. Load.
Winghe,elßerkkahlHeisi,re grocerawah, Feb. 'i at 11.
grocer,Tels.24,st
such • manure. DAVID RAM Horton, Yoorlshire, shopkeeper, Feb. Is. MIL
Mr. Gore apologised for the observation. Wruus Jaavis,HrynmoeLliontgomerysh labourer,Feb.26,rlo.
The jury said they had heard and seen sufficient. They DAVID Pamm. Aylaham, Norfolk. plumber, Feb. 2S, at toe.
bed already made up their minds. I THOMAS GIRD; Tenby, Pembrokeshire, innkeeper, March Let 10.
After some documentary evidence bad been put in LORI ROBIRTS, Haddonfield, slabber, March 8„ at 10.
Mr. Hannan said he should abstain from addressing the Marge SCHOSIILD, Huddersfield joiner, March 8.
at 10.
Jams HOWARTH, Bolton. Lan . baker, Feb. IL at 10.
WILLIAM BARLOW, Manchester, provision dealer, Feb.2s, M9g.
r. Gore then made another rambling in Sao JOBS Mirth, Manchester. tinplate worker, Feb. 26, at St.
course of which the Lord Chief Justice could keep MANN itiumni, Ceoz. Brier, basket maker, Feb. 24, at 11.
him in order. Rimy Cum= Wanton, Lancashire, grocer, Feb. 111, at I.
His lordship, in summing up, observed that he had now Joan Minors!, Dololinholmemear Lancaster,grocer,Feb.23,at I.
,
had oonsiderable experience at the bar and on the bench, "AI"
HAILAID, Etherley-lane, Durham dationary engine-
,
but he never collected an action so vexatious in its man Feb. 28, ails
RICHARD THOMAS WATKINS, Worcester, carpenter. Feb. It silt
character as the present. The plaintiff had browns Joni, cnADoen. Wellingborough, licensed ririnener. Kw. 7,g4
an action against Sir George Grey and Captain Had- Eosin BEIDICLL PAUL. Plymouth, builder, Feb. 86, at 11.
son, who sent him to Bethlehem ; and having failed JOHN Jomos, Clan, Shropshire, blacksmith, March 2, at It
in that, he now brought this action comet itiatuan Hlrrennutor, Crewe, Cheshire, slater, Feb. sk at 11.
Mr. Secretary Walpole. for deng that which be Isaac BARRIS, set, Cockermonth, Cumberland, labourer,
Feb. 241, at 3.
begged and prayed of him to do. To put an end to . ennui, remn.swwwcesnocemgcnch.,n„,cme?
further litigation in the Me he asked the jury to say WILLIAM EDMONDSON, Pauraddock, Cumberland.. Innkeeper,
whether they considered the plaintiff of unsound mind i Feb. ft, at 10.
when be was removed to Bethlehem. Thomas HowLan HAMM, Leamington, tailor, March a. at 11.
HE
The jury found in the affirmative, and returned a verdict CHARLIE Wrams, Cardiff, March 1, at 11.
LL,GreatEasten,Lethestersh,butcher, Feb 27.92.11.
for the defendant. In order to prevent another trial, should RICHARD WWittiest THOMAJLDowlats,Olamorsansh,bo.tmaker,Feb.ll7,at 11.
the plaintiff move the court on the point of law, that his THOMAS WHAM?, Br 'thorns. Sumer, builder, Feb. 12, at 19.
removal beak to prison without • judge's order was an mittme wins,. Brighton, butler, Feb. 22, at 10.
escape, the jury assessed the damages at one farthing. I JAN= W =ARIL Birkenhead. lamplighter, Feb. Mat IL
Jowl Mx; Tartan, Staffordshire, joiner, March 10, at 12.
LAST IXAMLNATIONIi.
Marcia 2. G. Abbott, East Tither,. oowkeeper-March 5. T.
King, Wadhurst, Soma, grocer-March 1. IL Johnson and J.
Addle, York-street. Lambeth, slate merchants-March 1. R. D.
E. Barker, Grey-taros, Southwark, fancy good, warehouseman
-March 2. E. A. Hartley, Hunerford.road, Camd-n-t )wn, cattle
inspector-Math 2. T. B. Bor Wolverton, Berkshire, milliner
-March 2. J. Sewell. upplaeham. Rutlandshire, fellnionger -
March 2. W. H. Bland. Fordham, Cambridgeshire, nurseryman-
March 7.. J. Byford, Victoria Dock-road, Barking-road, beer
retailer-March LC. Humphrey, Gondharst. Kent, beer retailer
-March 2.0. Holding. Great Thurlow, Suffolk, farmer-March
2. R. Warren, Old lout-road, upholsterse-March I. W. Miller,
Middle-row. Spitallields-market, and Cumberlaad-street, Shore-
ditch, butcher-March 2. G. Mine, Barham, Kent, late hone
trainer-March 2. W. P. Clarke, Thetford, Norfolk, merchant -
March 2.F. B. Norbury, Penton-place. Pentonville, collector to
a llnendrapar-March 2. J. Watson, Mincing-lane and Fen-
church-street, housekeeper- March 2. H. Pallash and Y. Los-
weothal, Aldermuintry, importers of leather goods -March 2.
R. J. Buzsey, Mottitigham and !Mum. Ern, bailder-March 6.
Hannah Whitby. lin andos-street, Portman-square, lodging.
house keeper-March b. F. Vickery, Great Marylebone-stmet,
Mass dealer-March 13. W. L Ramsey, Lambeth-walk, broker-
Larch 2. S. T. Mspplethorpe, Great Portland-sires& tailor-
March 2. F. Watford. Henley-upon- Oxfordshire, pore
-March 8. W. Thompson, Susanna-row, land silk
dyer-March 8. G. J. Boron, Salmon's-lane, 'house, grocer
-March 9 J. Argent, Ho ywell-.treet, Strand, beer reteUer-
Mama 9. E. Hunt, Three Crown•quan, hep merchant-Marsh
9. W. White, Richmond. lodging-house keeper-Mr rch 9. J. Y.
Tourer, Fore-street, Moreton, cremist-March 9. J. G. y.
Araersharroad, New-cross, and remises", varnish manufacturer
-March 9. A. C. Handley, Lothlan-road, Camberwell New-road
commercial traveller-Marsh 9. 0. Corby, Northampton, book-
seller-Minh 9. J. Rider, Felix-terrace, Islington, bootesaker-
March 9. W. Wriebt. Warrington-enema Paddington, builder
-March 9. J. D. Morris, Bloomfield-street, Bayswater, waner-
cial traveller-March 9. C. M. Creagh, Brighton, late brevet-
, major in the army-March 9. L T. Hartshorn, Paddington-
street, St. Marylebone ; Plumatead, Kent; and Chancery-lane,
grocer and wood envever- March 9. J. Gale, Aldershot, hotel
keeper-March 0. W. Watson, Gaildf rd Fsrnoombe, and Wo-
king, Surrey, and Meltwater, Hampshire, tea dealer -March U.
; li H. Kunio. Fountain-curt and Fesex-einet Strand, alt r-
-1 March 15. J. Cribb, Norwood, potato dealer-March le.
• 8. Bate, Petersfield, Hampshire, corn dealer-March IL G.
Moulton, Bridgewateruquare, Barbican, late iron merchant-
March It. J. Veitch, St George's-rod, commission
agent-March 12. J. Meredith, Clarendon-road. Kensington part
corn chandler-March 20. 11. W. Lockwood, Caroline-sires, Old
Kent rod, letter canter-March 10. E. Partridge New Rent-
road, assistant to a bootenaker -March 20. C. Manna, Cullum-
street, City, connaisidon agent-March 20. W. Mallows, Croy-
don. road contractor - March 26. R.. H. Pidsley. Soren. Devon-
shire, farmer-March 16. J. Braithwaite, Crostini], Yorkshire,
corn miller-March 16. W. Hint, Heckmondwlke, Yorkshire,
woollen spinner - March & F. J. Owen, blieffield -March 7. Mary
Ellis, Mold, Fintakire. draper-March 1. W. Tailor, Manchester,
dealer in Staffordshire bricks-March 6. J. Pearce, Wells,
Somersetahlre. haulier-April 11. J. Gray, Colehni, Donetehire,
publican-March 21. R. Bold. Southsea, late lodging-house
keeper-March 7. J. Taylor. Sheffield. mason-March 7. J. Pop-
low, Dawley, Shropshin-Msrch 1. J. Vaughan, Aberavon, Gia-
morganshire, painter-March • J. B. Puinton, Pendleton. Lan.
rehire, clerk-March & J. Hall, Salford, telegraph clerk-March
6. W. J. Davis. Shrewsbury, innkeeper-March 2. J. Giles,
Faringdon. Be/blithe, groom-March 2. C. Hudson, Bolton, pro-
vision dealer-March 16. W. !Inner, Glenridding, Westmoreland,
miner-March 6 J. Pugh. Birkenhead, grocer-March 7 J.
Monk, Aylesbury, butcher-March 9. J. Stanley, Brighton,
potato sales:lna-March 9. Mary Woodroof, Brighton. school-
mistress-March ita. R. Clifton. Buckingham, late innkeeper-
March 6. IL Berry, Southmaning. Sussex, painter-Yob. 27. G.
Green, Oldham, cotton waste dealer.
BANK kUPTCIIIB ANNULLED.
Feb. b. RICHARD TMOMIJ HOWELL, Moony, corn merchant.
Feb. 2. RDIMIDIER &mesa, Islington terra e, baker.
DECLARATIONS OF DifIDIINDB.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Fas. 13.

Sittings at Nisi Prins at Guildhall. (Before Mr. Barna
Bramwell and a Special Jury.)

CATCHPOLI O. THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY.

The court was occupied duriog the morning with the
Wel of this case, which was an SAA/011 for injuries alleged be
have been sustained through the negligence of the def.,-
dente' servants. The plaintiff, a carman, earning 245. a
week, was a passenger in a train which stopped at the
Victoria-park station, and his complaint was that when
alighting thr^e, the train was suddenly moved on, whereby
he was thrown down on the platform, and injured in such a
manner that he wu unable to follow hie daily avocations
for many weeks. The defence was that the accident arose
entirely from the plaintiff's own negligent*. Witnence
were called on both sides, but the details were wholly unin-
teresting.
Mr. Ribton appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Joseph
Bros a for the company.
The jury, after having been locked up for some time,
found a verdict for the defendants.
His loid‘hip thee proceeded with the trial of common
jury cues, but nose of those disposed of were of sufficient
public importance to rendes a report necessary.

ADMIRALTY CIOURT.—Fsz. 'l3.
(Before the Right Hon. Dr. Ltuthington.)
THE BANDA AND =WEE BOOTY.

An order has been made in this case which will take idea
on Thursday. The Queen's Advocate applied to the court
that the opposite side should send in a list of the booty
they had captured before the Attorney-General oonimmosd
the case on the part of General Sir George Whitlock, and
the application was granted, and all parties were ordered to
famish a list by Thursday. The case will be resumed on
Lloyday. The Attorney-General willrobablv, occupy the
whole sitting, and be followed by the Queen's Advocate and
Mr. Prendergast. Three counsel will be heard for the peti-
tioners, and Mr. /Lerma, M.P., the "fourth," will not ad-
dress the court. The next will be the "eighteenth" day,
and before the conclusion it will probably reach the "thir-
tieth," and then his lordship will take some time to con-
rider his judgment.

COURT OF BANICRLIPTCY.—Fics. 13.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.). .

His honour sat as commissioner of the day, aid heard a
list of applications for orders of discharge. In the majority
of the cases no assignee had been chosen, the creditors
being represented by Mr. Aldridge, and the business dis-
pir of was not of sufficiisnt impo;tance to call for a de-
tailed report.