The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

LAW INTZLLIGENCL

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QURILVS BENCH.
eittiegs at NW Prim, sit Wertraiorter.— (Before Mr.
Justice Hifi sad a Special Jury.)
ROWS r. LOAD LLANOVII.-111E LIRL. CARL —TZRYINATION

IN TIC CAA& -MID DAT.

•
The further bearing .of this awe was resumed this morn-
ing. Mir F. Kelly, Mr. Iferjeant Pigott, Mr. Hawkins,
V a1..7.4.and Mr. Phi Peon wen counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr.
James, Q.C., Mr. Eirerill, Q.C., Mr. Huddleston,
tj.C., and Mr. Henry James were counsel for the defendant.
O the amendilint: of the court,
Mr. Justice Hill, addressing the learned counsel
for the defeishint, - Before we resume this painful
ease, Mr. James, I wish to ask you whether you
expect, after the positive oath of the plaintiff and
also .4 the second witness. denying the committal of the
offeece charged, although the plaintiff's coodnet was such
as to. giir rive to the gravest 'winnoso againat him, and sub-
ject himself to gravel imputaiona- -1 ask you whether you
think you can get • rennet upon the count charging the

Mr. 4Elwin Jamesl take the responsibility, with my
learned friends, of having advised Lord Llanover, after the
ge..atest attention and anxiety, to place the pleas upon
the record epic evidence laid before us he )11r.
Erichllell, the very respectable solicitor for the
m.hle defendant. luu as me, after the evidence
that has been widened to the jury, whether I think it is
bkrly that they will convict the plaintiff of the serious
o turue made againet hem, audit is right that I should inform
•.,ur lordship that I entertain the same doubts as your lord-
ship. I will, however, throw out that, whatever might be the
result of the ewes, I shall be able to show that
1a.r.1 !lawyer has dime no other than his duty both
to los fund, mil the residents of the county of Moumouth,
in making the ommunicatioe complained oif to his relation
--the husband of his disia4liter. Lied LLsnover had received
a ctatement from Bath, which he felt bound to
c..n,rismicsite to his lion.in•law with reference to
certain rumours currant at Bath, relative to Mr.
The defendant hail never before this seen
h stone, and Ise., no ill-will toward' him, m lam in.
iot.ic-ted still to dreier, on the part of his lordship ; and
at so interview with sole, gentlemen is reference to
it. he stated that he had no okeire to be Mr.
hemmer, and whatever might be the result
the trial, I have only to sat, in justice to Lord Lianover,
that he might have an opportunity of stating upon oith the
part he has taken in the matter. If that be ranted to the
noble lord, I shall have no objection to withdrew the pleas
changing criminality.
Mir Fitsnov Kelly admitted that his client bad aetel with
great iropruaence and folly. It was out his object to get
4..nown, but to clear his .-hararter.
1,411 Llwouver, who was then ',worn, entered into • state-
meet of his conduct iu the matter as described by his
counsel, Mr. Edwin

E. Kelly harimt again referred to his client's into.
erten., and adsnitteil the purity of the motives by which
Llanewer heel acted, expimised his regret if, in the
thecharge of his duty. in any remarks he had made, he had
said anything that lead given his lordship pain.
Lowl Glanover assured the learned counsel that he had
said teething at which he had taken offence.
Mr. J %Mien Hill -Then this painful are is at as ea& The
charger of criminality apinet the plaintiff is withdrawn,
and Lord LLla.iver !:ashown that dim conduct in refiaettee
it le Idaruelevs.

A juror waa thorn witlalrawu without the jury agreeing to
a vardict, acid taus remarkable mad gauntid cam terminated.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(71118 DAY.)

MABLBOYODUH•9TBELT.

Tiro young girle sitswid Mort Ana Baker sad Care/lee
wen charged Wort, Mr. Maslow with annoying
retinues in Leisesterwrjusre.
The now bevies been prayed by a onotable,
Mr. :Hied, proprietor (4 tb. gfablneni2re Hotel and the
Marl de Provions, stepped forward, and adding... 3 Mr.
Unchain, and he wieh.l to cornpliiin of the abominable
nuisance minim hues a camber of young prosititutes owning
IN frost of his hewn and winoying his eustorners, their
t.m.lact being of the writ disgust* description.
Mr. Dbigheis mid he hail just returned Irvin a long jour.
wine weeks sad be bed not been annoyed by a pros.
toot! Junes the whole time.
The proprietor of a picture shop is the neighbourhood
al.o movie/oil of She eweseee, arid the injury dire to hit
Lusher in aressupesce. The nil was beaming worn,
tr..ry slay.
Mr ltinglwai said be would do him utmost to cheek It, and
...log, who had set been charged before, Ma, but
wilted Baker for wren days.