The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

.4881ZB INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.

(Beim Mr, BOAS

3Lutai 12.

The truisms al than mho was brought W a coaclasica
Lie 7eetetdey evuoing.

NISWOON C. araaus, CLERK.

This ma a special Jerry doss.
Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Lloyd were for
the pieletlff; and Mr. Rankle., Q.C., and Mr. Henn,
were he the defendant.
The plaint le • firmer, and he brought the action
the 411.,, the Rev. Mr. Smythe*, of Bt.
la Olds county, to recover • stint of a
81101., which be alleged to be due to him ender
se 'greenlet between himself and the detente";
c> win was Me lan epos his giving up pomace of •
use. sad erten conned by him at Wesley. It
seemed that the 'a family bad been tenants el
the use. la for • period of more than teeny
yen, but ups she defendant coming into per
Nene of the estate in 1867, he was desirous of
akin the Are into hie own poreesion, and an agnomen
we drawn np, under whisk the plaintiff untheloolt
tetvezi peeneelon et the Ism on • certain day, and the
undereseir to ppqq Idea • certain amount Ws the
cone emorbate to end the somata of the
esseley. Vahan, It eensed, ware appsiatol, sad the sob
le he paid sawed upon lestwasablip,bat the debsdest ro-
tas' to pia the ressrpo si
_the as It appeared, that
he alleged this the OEM not gives up the haw
at the period he spied to do so, sad mho that he hed &S-
-abi it in • negifigest usesair, and art according to the
few wane egoism. Legal pasosedlap were at length re.
meted to with • view to -sabres the t, and aim
some sttempta hod keens& So snoop e mutter mica*,
the rishedings mane "ROY a let er to the pinto don
wild he Oiled that he had instructions from the defendant
to assert the action to the tut, and the cause was cos-
ly now sent down for trial. Oa the part of the
evidence was eine of the ex,cutice of
the epeinent by the defendant, sad wend wit.
aloe grewsi that the Are had been tsMy cultintedonad
the esky wawa to the IMO Ca the pineM appeared to be
that Its MI met gives up possession of sane ou•bulldisgs
at a blabs pier'c'e,aad also that in entetates be sheen
haws pleughel the Ind nos mote thus he had dam.
Mr.Clumbous, Is reply. urged VW the pliant was peeved
to Um Isms, enbitantially, everything that was ie
et his, sad that there really was so maul whateverrr t
alibi
the pbistir alarm
MOE" rsimeseds • meet is the plaintiff upon all the
losen,Widt imps, SW. lb.

lIINARD V. aaawatexr.
Tide wit a 'pedal Jury bum
Mr. Lusk Q.C, Ng Mr. Lloyd were to tits plalatiL
esd lb. Q.C., lwjrmt liallen.yos, and Mr. Ley
ers• bo tbe
Tie Bien was to recover dumps from the do.
beesnt. bit le be MarAw of the Sob Yo: Hounds, for
barb' panted •pond 100 nigiag to the piebald by dridueleg
the new sits free Money balk nelltly erected by tbe
debblent i Beam Irr be bomb kb It, end betel) r Wor-
ks the bad* el bb stele thoiregit their drinking the im-
pure toter.
When the ere wee said on the horned sensed be boll
Min bell a alb eselbeesen, bed ft yes then assouacei that
be perdu bed arm is ea saiatiale usdersteadlag, sod that
the wafter is ete well be reined to competent pelican
to say wire elei be Mete.
♦ ineeinel boast yes sistenumatly taken for the plaintiff,
ebb M. wow. 'meat to the redinteco.

Caws, CoosT.,—(s4lare W. .1016011 Wlghtolllo
David Darla, 41, mem, was ludfctod for having wilfully
tlsi kinikowsl= later without signature to Charles
ONO, whisk untamed threat to burs sail destroy
hit hawse. _ .

na•• issond lent the prisms woo charged with
ikiwaissesig seseMos to the saws pinion • quantity of s
mlist•
••• with leteat to awe him bodily Injury.
t.lMord waductod the presecuti.m. The primer was
dalhadoel by Mr. Mww.
The losswoltedge left It to the jury to say whether they
sowilseed the lector nay einftiostil • Wad to has ee isr
Jure this yeasessen's property, owl, saw • short debbandies,
use votonied • vonlict of Nee thiiity.
Mis issaidp. witbosoft tits prisester, odd be bed had •
wiry BMW escape" gad •visoill lin to he cautious to fatale,.

OXFORD CIRLIDT,—/Ituroan, Kum 12.
Nut Panic—(D4 2re Mr. Justice Crompton.)
UM IP. 701111710 W —1111•Ot 07 PlOlll.ll OF ItAILZIAO7..
Is thee ram dihedral pleaded that he had im,t made the
Cr; sad sat, that It he had dose to a reseatable time
eeinfuldiment had sot alarmed.
11,. Raid' tot, Q C., sad Mr. Davie ware for the plain-
tiff; sad Mr. Jame for the defendant..

I. his opeat speech Mr. Huddiesten mid, that the
plaintiff, Miee Mary Ana Beep, was about 23 yens of age, '
of considerable primal atiractioes, whole mother had pro-
party, sad whose father woe oenotabb at Motley. Defendant I
was 38 years of age, ajobiter, and had 3001. in the Newcastle
beak, sod the son of a Mr. Creme Tomkinaon, a farmer,
meitotter, and innkeeper, of Auelley. The parties fleet lost be I
October, 1866, at a tea party, where the defendant was so
enotun with the pommel serenest* of plaintiff that ha
aomht ea introduction, Anted himself as her molter, and
is a sheet time they
_wen rimed to be married.
=din 1167 the sedtht prop that the
take place to
edging at Acidity wakee,tararM
her sloths*, but a day or two hi-
= Ir l
ha moat tot pisintiff's friends, sad after
making some emus enceeedel In getting the wartime wet-
pouf until the following Chrietion. By that time addi-
tional preparations were marks The poor girl was enough
diempoisted on the dent postponement, but now mach more
so, especially es her lover's nesse was no more Important
than that her (the plaintiffs) brother. was ill. The disappoint-
ment was so great that she beams 111, and suffered severely.
Defeadent, however, owned that he had acted shamefully,
me it up, and promisedi that be would marry her at the
nut Anders wakes. Audley wakes again came, and with
it another woes from the def.ndant. This time it was that
he, a men with 3001., could not find a boom. In September
a solicitor was employed. Upon this the defendant again
=dido what he should long ago hove dune, if Mr.
to
would find him a house—a publiothouse being espe-
cially desired. Two suck hones with
.panel out to
yet ha continued to refuse to many her. At length the
milks was brought. To ray this, be went to the plaintiff
sad offered bee the mineable sum of 501. to stay pro-
ceeding*.
Mrs. Harriet Lop, the mother of the plaintiff, deposed
that ber husband was • police dither in the
county force, living at Chesterton, but formerly at Audis?.
After the first meeting In August, 1865, defendant continued
to pay his addresses to h-r daughter, calling regularly on
Sunday. and going with her to parties. Preparatioes for
the marriage wee made before the Aedley wage in 1857.
Her daughter got a new ode dress and a bonnet I. which to
be married. After the wedding had Iran pstposed till
Cbritheas the defendant at this latter period absented
htm-
eel( for two successive Sundays. When be MOS again, she
said, 1 thought this wedding wee te reeks pies at Christ-
sea r Dethadast said be thought se lee. Whim= added
that he had behaved shamefully. He admitted that ha had,
sad added that he was sebum, of himself. He
continued him visits, but faille( to complete his
ratiher daughter became and she called
o surgeons, who recommending change of
sir she was sent from home. Defendant called while the was
away, and when told that tits was very ill and that he woe
the cause of it, be teemed anxious for her return end spin
spoke of Ow onetime. After her dsught.r esteemed ne-
e were made that after the wedding the bride sad
brf roue should repair to the louse of Mr. Flaw, wh-
ines's brother-in-law, who was a large fanner at Wr once.
In her crow-examination by Mr. Jamey wi nem said that
defeadun was • wheelwright or j. neer, sad had told her that
be worked for Mr. Twemlow, of Batley Court ; but she did
sot know that he had told her that hawse out of Mr. Two-
, low's employ. His brother paid Ms addresses to Me
dambher Bftu. Her deughter is,.. mat est at
nigh swept to meet the elsheibmt at We noweet.
Her WWI went to thalami:reef tielliminsfe hither.
where the dedsodaat lived. Is reply to ties
.11e was sot very bright, was her 1.112148 rist was
ius
segos big rwoosh, bot I tidak be was bigger Ad than
rages." (Lao.) A wia masa Sisals paid Ids ad-
' diesese to her Yeller hot bra drealster retard hie ad-
' wastes. la or esswiaaira by Mr. Reddlestea, vitro ea-
' *teed that Shall Beale was a forwer's sea, soda roped-
' aids wee, and weld hews hew so eligible bowlsod for bar
dmighlar Y bte allestiess bad sot been pre wc=by the
dshadhat, ea white MOW shoe dim* was
la tordrw TKlSillillll6llll tritium said that delliodeat bad
rewarks4 to her is respect et taking to s piddle ham, be
lid set Wad 1001. or 20012:
. . . .

orlyiaits thee Wilt. James mined that each
re the err 1 otedition of his CHM*, Ma Ma his worldly
ekownialinces dirt the yla niiff had nand ears for that-
Were is big erred from a anion with war a man. The
ore was sr to be looked spas with Made. The Yrs
woo ruler foe Iraq,
lad moor ors, whir it vae
olgeed arid oltirearre are
wda-
ee Orr who wee to l
le the *lira bur* sad astrow his
(the rater eawreTe) rant. It wee the primal whe had
ward the Mcrae, rd sot the disarms bar, will the
Art he bed ergalled. Did tbs jasy ham la lir
alleged lacks bit this half-wittnit *Dow, MS who,
eccordia, to the wirer of Ca mother, wee • new sire P
The what hid he (the dardest) with which to keep a