The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-10 00:00:00

COURT OF F.XCRIQUER.—Jove 9.

&Wags at NW Prima at Oaildkall.—(Batoce Mr. Baron
amnion sad Cosmos Junes.)
ITS. V. WILSON-ADVISTISING.

Mr. O'Malley sad Mr. IManc• were counsel for the plain-
tiff; Mr. Knowles sad Mr. Clifford were for the defendant.
This was as melon brought by the plaintiff, the advert hong
agent of Benverirestreet, against the defendant man account
See edvertisentents inserted in the led Boca, Hart's et ray
List, and fifty provincial newspapers, by his order. The
amount soubgt to be recovered from the defendant, who
is the patentee of the nursery chair, the patent see leg ma-
chine, and the sew carpet-sweeper, was 401. 18s., and the
def,ndant paid 221. 4. Into mutt, denying his labdity se to
the bet tnce.

ontitTeroonelusion of the evidence, the details of which
were devoid of public intermit, the jury found for the
plaintiff for the fall amount claimed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jtniz 9.
(Batre Mr. Comminicaer Evans.)

The heakrupt was • surgeon, of Ettowetreet, Pimlico.
The mite, after repeated adjournments, inn. CAMS before the
court cm the question of certificate. The liabilities are small,
only shout 8001.
Mr. Linklater supported.
Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees offered no opy3iition.
Mr. W. Parker opposed for a creditor.
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Wore Mr. Bodkin, Asotedant-Jadge.)

.dtideeto Beffeue Hepburn, 44, described u • lecturer, was
indicted, with /oomphindicted, datitfe, .dlurander Bred, and Ames
Wain" who surrendered and pleaded guilty, for baying sup
lawfully neared s riot at a place of relgious wonhip, and
seraulting a police otScer In the execution of his duty.
Mr. Meted(' and Mr. Talfourd Salter were fur the prom.-
ratios; Mr. Sleigh appeared for three of thu defendants;
Hepburn defended himself.
Mr. Metcalfe, in opening the cue, said it was ens of en
unimportantcluiracter,as the real question was theta their's-
dont of religious worship. Hepburn was called a lecturer,
but if entitled at all to suck au spptilatiou,_ he wu one of •
very peculiar description, for his " lectures" were herangues
to mots of pumas of the lowest elms, whom he incited to
riot and to disturb congregations of religious permse,
while peaceably assembled 0 t the purpose of follow-
ing their peculiar form of worship. la their faith
they might be wrong, but right or wrong It could not
be endured that in • free country like Eagland, where roll-
gloss freedom was one of the (bleu most dearly priz-d, and
was a privilege won after centuries of atraggliog, any hotly
of peaceable permits, met together Sr the purpose of worship-
ping Ood in the form they thought best, should be ettacked,
insulted, pelted, and assaulted bye disorderly mob, beaded by
• pretended fanatic, who got them together for purposes of
his own, under guise of 'spun; the errors of certain reli-
gious tenets. Hepburn untamed to himself the character of
• champion against the Mormons—that to him in perticuler
had been delegated the minion of exposing the falsity of the
t trivia. of that and other sects; and that all his proceed-
ings aro-c from • sincere :iridium etaktusiaem ; hut the real
secret cos in "esadicg round the het "—. the pecce"
formed the essence of his religious seal ; for when
be had got three to be together, and trachea thtm by
his entinvagant eddressee, thr hat" was set to work,
and in fact he had toasted that be got his living by pureeing
this course of conduct. All wen ent del to the protect-on of
the law in the peaceful ferlowine out of their !Arlon in this
entatry, and the jury would have no difficulty in finding this
man guilty of • gross outrage open the public peace and a
violation of a great pliaciple, veined and held dear by every
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the evidence then giv.n It appeared that on the 29th
! of May a mob of person*, beaded by Hepburn, attacked •
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