The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELIJOENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEOPS BENCH.

:treed! is Burro. —(l3tdote the Lord add Jodie% Mr.
in•tire Wiegman, Mr. Julies HILL, sad Mr. Justice
Mackhare.)
THE cD ON Til 111141907 Or ALSIND WEN V.
wsLuala MUMS!.

This ems wee en isifenestime la the elder eof a quo sat.
at., trial at the last York tines, helms Mr. bees Mar.
La, the object beim ho test the °shaky of the dirties of
the defendant to the odes of alderman Sm the borough of
The verdict went for the defend r&
Mr. trrtmail, Q.C., sow moved for • sew trial—fink on
Krouoil of raialirection ; aseondly, the admission of
jnci per oisiaaaa ; and thirdly, the rejection of evidence.
it would appear that at the election. which took place in
N.Arentert. ISM, seven aldermen were to be elected. Of that
• the *lichee of six gentlemen wee secured without
cur.
But foe the remaining vacancy the defeadant
jur. William Bradley) end a Mr. Can baying received aa
~sal number of votes, the mayor gave a maws Tees la
Mold if Mr. Bra 7, who was duly installed la eau.
71a friends of Mr. OW however, would sot miquisem
is the election es th; ground that severed Teem
had been improperly recorded fir Yr. Berney.
This resulted is ea appeal to the Queen's Beach foe=
warm to. cal the oneempient len* Mead before Berm
The oh)rttiona taken to the ruling of the haraed_jedep were
am, according to the 14th SOCI4OII of the 7th William IV.
and 14 Victoria, cap. 78, in the !lout* Term the
(Million name, ~roam,, place of abode, and &moieties of
the (soilage ought in all mole be cot out in full • Foie
fir "W. Brodie. ,v " instead of for " " or
for " Wm. Bradley," instead of for " Wahine
•L. therefore dearly bed. Vet the loused Woo hid
Xiisred several such votes to be recorded on the seratiay
1... r the defendant. On the other hand, several votes were
.!ruck off from the.. given for Mr. Can. Now, am cos.
t. !drt.l by the harped counsel, the parties were excluded
the inquiry at York from scrutinising the votes for
Mr. Cart. Mr. I...Mrr wee not a party to that
a uiry, sod could not have appeared by counsel to
defend the vote, given for him. The simple gnostic" then
was— the complaint against Mr. Bradley rehire justified,
for that being deeded in the affirmative it was open to Mr.
Bradley's friend. to have proceeded by quo warrant° aphest
Mr. ('on.
Bale nisi panted.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

SOUTHWARK.
arrESTIM =um or • POLICI-00116TABLI.
Janta Harrigan, • moacolar-looking maa, well•koova to
the gay. et a draperste character, was brought Wore Mr.
ham for further ezarnioatioo, charged with
to murder Eland !I inehriiffo, polkaconatable 181rrn
the ezecutlon of his duty.

The prosecutor, who was assisted into court, said that is
the IJth of la.t month, about six o'clock in the evades,
be woo oo duty near the Loudon.bridge railway ternshme,
when ho sow the prisoner turned out of a pablic•honse for
his unruly conduct. He then crested a disturbance in the
street, wLen MUMS went up to him and told him to do.
sin nod go away. The prisoner then proceeded up the
steps on to the incline of the railway, from which he was
ordered off by the railway officer. The prisoner then rends
use of the most disgusting language he ever bred of, sad
when he told his to desist, he rushed at wirer la a
met terrific manner, and knocked him down. While on
the ground he seined winless by the throat and nearly
strangled him, end kinked him about the head
and boly until be wee partially stunned. Porto-
is.stely another constable arm op at the time and pre-
vented the prisoner hots murdering him whirls the prisoner
dad ired he would do to revenge. Witness was conveyed
1109.... *here he was roamed to his bed until Saturday, the
He was now suffering to that extent that he could
not walk without assistanos.

Police•constable M said he heard cries of " Murder'
proceed from Tooley.street, and when he got to the spot
be ..ser the complainant on the ground and the primmer
kicking him. Thereon.' a mob about, but no rise would
sit the constable. Witness, however, rushed at the pri-
sir and procured him until istance came, and he was
couveyed to the station-house.
John Hyde, formerly a constable in the A divides, proved
that rather more than four years ago the prisoner err ger
kneel to four years' penal setvitude for cutting sad owed-
in him, with a stone, near 1,011.460 bridge. He bad ►ass
wren) times previously oosvicted for assaulting the polies.
Mr. !lurches' committed him for triaL