The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Oaken is Bunn.—(l34oro Lord Campbell, Mr. J.*.
Wittrye, Mr. Justice Ede, and Mr. Justice Hill.)
This M. LIM day of tem,
did not take hie there WU IL very
attendees* o the bar. Lord Campbell seat
mid hell-peat 10, rod immethately upon eat the mart
hong he suet soh the gentkmou on the back to
This their Welk Jerlithgc of having precollege is meths.
is order to OWNS the evert to resume the lapreat
cope of the " Qom e. the &Atop of Chishatter: Of
coarse if anathema would amt magma to do so
the court troeW sot for • moment Wok of istoritiag with
as secant priifleg..
Tbo Amor bar aloha any,
Lard Campbell called up Mr. Boris le astir on his reply
ilk lie awe of

QVIIIWIP. TIIIII 1111110 P OP CNICIIIISTICR.
Mr. Devil saki that is the Oral place he must remind the
owe that notwithataading that Mr. Randall had been
charged is the clearest sooner by persons reaiding within
hie pariah of teaching doctrines sad isenlostiag practices con-
trary to the Thirty-nose Articles, and is conamtency with
the pismires of the church of Rome—)et there was a total
absence of affidavits on the part of the Rev. Richard Randall
to Nina that charge. lie was surprised to bear it said that
this spplimakm had somatolo Late.
Lmd Campbell—That Watentent made no impression upon
the court. _ _

would not then say a single word with regard
to it. However, enetdbor extraordinary fact in the coon waft
that the rector keens; adopted thaw practices, he had now •
published to the world that the &Atop of Chichester,
having inquired into hie doctrine* and teachings, had '
approved of what be had dour. Well, now, wets it to go
forth to the world that oar of the right rev. bench approved 1
of each pearlier*, and that too, after the biahop had rot •
pudiated them in the meet ditiliact meaner, and bad
Informed Mr. Tim fall, the curate, that it was
impossible be could give his approval to each
practices ? The hen. and learned gentleman then proceeded
in argue at great Isegth that, both in accordance with the
ancient sectriamihd law and the new statute, the Church
DiKiPlina Act, the court should user a cuandaroue. It was
idle to awes' the nuttuty air. aoty instituted by the bishop
was itutent. Were the great interests of the church
to be satisfied by say op done explanations which
the Ravened Richard Randall might think proper
to palm off upon the biebop P The art of parliament did not
give the bishop May authority to muralists a preliminary en-
quiry—it gave him no power to administer o.the, and, there-
to., each en enquiry mi wee here ailedei to have eatiefird the
bishop, nowt be clamed %wall) incomplete sad onaatisfactory
se regarded the intsraete ca the rhumb.
Mr. &trill was still odd:arias the coon.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bdore Kr. Coearnissiaser lima.)

tea 11 DAVID
Adjudiralion of tazikruptcy was made Masai David
Hake of Millbaak-atrad, Wastadsiter ;
Griiivennr•itreet, haton ae •' sad Davest-plaaa. Pad.
Mall. The S-lit.ololl,illia ass on the UM W@ own peaks.
He appeared rad atineatered, sad received prevsatiaa of the
evert. The pentium, sae belloited to Mr. Cameinicaar
(kaftan's Fruus a pniminary atahimast of affair', pro-
wed by Mean. hart, arrountaeta, it appears that the bank-
rupt'. ore 16.000/. ; a•rip about 3,000/,

IN NI THOO. AND WM, WMIKOTT.
The bankrupt. were lower ustrodactsrera, Of COCIININTCW.
rad, Leatbr.th. TAW was the ezatedea,b,a meting. TM
NOCNIIINte show 1,262 J. doe to saemared creditors,and
for rest sad rime do y to be sold is full. Thaa
were be 11•11Ibt HIS wht I. 01 the property haring bees
usbell by Mr. Mole., the landlord, sadly a distralat fur rest.
Mr. Idonesee eunerted.
Mr. beer opsa. d Inc the Sftilrbei s.
Atadtt • brie ietput7 es to e,cor of lb. Item is the Weser
teak bbalusys• were AI. owed to pass all questions Wag
ressreed br the ewtalleata matins.

- - -.-
it Al Tilt OLNILIIAL MELTING AND NITININO OMPANT

(mmiTeD).
A paths had bees presented for the windingtup of this
emplemy, and tate was tbe dry appinted for the bearing.
The yeademer Is Mr. John Brooks, of Chester, smelter end
Mar, aimless:at creditor for 180 f.
The assaticsa ta the pinion show that the company we.
=Mla Item* 1867, for the purp .se of srueltnig ant
and
e gmemdiy, end wee registered wider the Limited
Arees 1r oMees were at No. 1, New Broad-street.
The bad bra waged as manager of the com-
pany teas ire forinetice at • salary al 3001. a year
and had ao aeted till thecompany orated to carryon tinialeteN.
In Jarman', 1858, he ornamented on action avast Mem foe
lie. 10d. for work duce, materials provided, sad
ppeeaasea ineurred. In April lam he obtabeed • jinent to.
IBof., debt aid cws ; • writ of ff. fa. wee Isim4 sad was
returned by the sheriffs wholly uniatiallvd.
Mr. Phillip, on behalf of tho c I,zopsay, opposed the order
being made, on the ground that the company wee being
mood op vuliummily, end also the petitioner wee not a
creditor but a deli.. to the company, in respect of 126 Mares
of RV. each. It thrrefon, had no tutu stendi.
Mr. Roberto, on behalf of the petitioner, relied on the
judg,ment recovered.
HY Honour bold the lodgment and the return to the writ
ea asfilciant ground for wind ng up tho company, end made
the order accordingly.

MURAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAT.)

OLD COURT.

(Belle* Mr. Juaiile Crumples and Kr. Baron Bramwell.)

THI ALLEOID MVIDZI AT RICHMOND.

At the sitting of the wait the prisoner, Thome SiurtAiint,
ens placed at the bar, and plaadel nut guilty, both to the
Indictment and the verdict of the wrong?' jury, which
charge I hire with the wilful murder of Isabella Beaker.
derjemat Bolleatine meowed the application he bed made
on the previous day foe the peetponeruset of the trial, on the
ground that the solicitor for the prosecution, Kr. Teesdale,
had not been able to perfect the car*, and that the Interests
ofjunice could not be properly corned out, lithe trial were
lo lake plane at the peasant newton. Ile put In= affidavit to
that effect.

Berjeant Parry, who appearei for the prisoner, oppeeed
the application. He sill that the primmer Mete moot &axioms
to be tried, and he bad a right to Le tried at the present bee-
like; and he hoped the court would not Teat the applica-
tion for • postposamest. The pr sow had been eoromitted
be trial Wee the 20th of May by the magistrates, and ethos
the 81st of May span the corosee's ingei.itan, end he sub-
mitted that than hied bun ausp'e time to prepare the case for
the Twenties, and that the trial ought not t•, be postponed.
Sierjeast Bella:nine strgei that the delay of a fortnight,
which wee the period that would elapse bowie this and
the neat media, could Sot nperanipreludicislly to the pri-
soner, and be ►ad se hesitation in saying that the vial
could not be ',Midst &wily disposed of at the present eseeios,
and that then might Ite e failure of jutice if thee.* were
tried at pewee. It wee gonetresary fur him to Nay a word
ea M the serious chars ter of the inquiry in a pub-
lic point of ♦iew, and he expressed hie opinion
that no tem...eat le pround bad thee put forward
to show why the potpie:nowt .h told not take place.
Mr. lumen Crumples, after roefereing fir some time with
Mr. Boon Brame .11. NMI Le court wee of opiates that the
trial must at all events he p ntpnued sons days; end,
ander these citing...twee, it appeared to him that it might
al well Le petponed to the Melt annioa, as it would only
make a diaereses of a very few days.
Some further conver..tem wok place, and it was at length
arranged that the case should stead over to the nest session,
aed, if it could coevy silently be so arranged, that it should
come on on the tint day of the seesL.n.
Mt k 14.14.

&mud Alnoen, 35, mut todo.ted for the wilful murder of
Martha l'arv.
Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Clerk protiou'od; the prisoner was
defends.' Ey Mr. Sleigh.
The CiTCUILINSACeS of this cue were of a very painful mid
&streaming ctuirecter, but the foie lay is a very narrow
romper. The primmer, it approred, was • shoemaker,
hems at Boston, and the unhappy deemeet was his flatter
in-law. It moused that he was addict•d to habits of in-
temperance, and that is convequeace of hie violent cos-
duet Lie the st.ter uf the deceased, left hit
hon., aid ha wee naable to discover where elm
bad gore to ; this appeared to have excited him to • very
=tent, end to mot ander the impreratoli that the
had keen instrumeatal in hi. wife's leaving
him, sad that she knew where she was rue to.
On the mousing of Om sth of May be went to
the holm where the dereated was livieg as •
greyest, end reseed her to tell him where his
wife Ina , ohs rafueed to do too, awl he med. use of some
trialint laagsage sad throws toward. her is consequence of
that refute!. The decamed atiortly at erwards left the home
far the pewee of gang with it Mrs. }termite sad her
arm to /limey-perk Cemetery, sod the primmer (flowed
them, and again baked the deceased to tell him
wham his wife wm, and viper bee raying that she would
=he ridged hoer la lb. gran, sad lathered sa Wary of
obi died • fortntshe attvr minis. The prisoner. it
apgara~ err observed to be aherpenteg a slissasbees kWh
at the nosing the stair happened, sad War ha wee
dabs ao be tali List if be ter his wife be would ley her •
wpm. aid that if Mania Pam the deemed, said two
words to him he would rip bar guts oat.
Mr. Wel wale • say swami address to the jury on
Walled tbe prissatir, sad be indrawn/a to show that the
sot bed boss samitted Is • asnoest of ma Idea excitement
lendi bum. sad Het thetas, would Is jsetilisd in convioft
leg the primmer of the sews of taaaskssekter osly.
(The trial wet proessdiss Was air report left.]

Captain Dittos Hu•, a timoi.trato of Glouees-
tamibite, boa pat ►ts wows down for 1001. towards pruwidsag
with dross sad newsy eqwramr• stash of the Strsad
vniontatts as on %Rabb of lbewritlres to tom the expense.