The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-31 00:00:00

LAW INTE
(THIS 1

COURT OF QUE
Map 4 Hirea—;adore L
Wightsose. Crow
niis QUEEN V. 011.1teki (CIA,

A few days ago Mr. Somata
lag upon tho Rev. Mr. Gabon,
Northamptonshire, to show caw
not commanding him t 9
of parish clerk for that place.
Mr. Watkins Williams now al
tha rate, . .

Lord Campbell asked if the V
that the pariah clerk bad taken
as a groued fur diamiering him
Mr. Williams said he did not.

Lord Campbell—Thin dms be
was nq heard before bsiog dion

Mr. Willi.n —I dmit Lo Lu

Lord Campbell—The vicar moo
in dismissing him but Le ought
fist instance, and not having do
mu must bo made absolute.

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Mr. Ssrjeant Hayes said i
prived Mr. Peach of his cil
properly takenawaythe rove,
Hon, hut to his affidavits nos
made no mastics of that, and
new ground for hie &missal,
truth. He stated that since Mr
be had lately got &license for ke
had en idea that it IMP incompat
for the last ten years be bad km
Lord Campbell—lle dismisses
a Lisenat, and without imputing i

Mr. Sergeant Ilayea—The
whatever. He states that he n
clerk for the keeping a public-1
• Well, air, I must lire. You
if you could." (Laughter.) Tht
he informed Pesch that he nook
desk Lt Is came insolent, and a
forted
for your clerk than a I
a bins to his lawyer.

Lord Campbell—A ecm de(
exprewo a hope that unlese then
ground fur removing the auk I
may be allowed peacctbly to cm
and receive its emoluments. T 1
rently to the incumbent, but wt
and seeming injustice, a little w
and forgotten.

idr.iwSieent Hayes—l will
clerk with regard to his future y
Lord Campbell—He may etty
an unchristian feeling to the vie
him from heaven rather than eh
Rule absolute.

COURT OF E:
SWlap 1¢ Rasoo.—(Before
Barons Martin, Wei

nit ATTORNEY-GENEUAL V

On the sitting of the court th
Mr. Baron Martin delivered j
had been argued during the
information Mod by the
re? from the defendant In
probate duty on 115,0001. beini
rt of the estate of the clueee,
formed after his death when
money less paid. The agreem
was enlercel Into before th
and the question for I
court was whether this 115,000,
Now, to entitle the crown to
effects must be of nlequate
above the value of 201. to rends
It wu contended that this
liable to duty as the
not take place until after the Jrl
kre no trust had ever been is
crown. The case came withis
Diem, cd" and the Attune
the opinion of the court the el,

isdfluxer nt.
J odgmtat for the defendant.

CENTRAL CRIh
(THIS

The !Mop of the above cou
ing, before the Right Hon. the
Aldermen thr F, G. Moon, Bar
undtr-Acriff., and the must Ci

BLe drtt edition of the ceirnd
prLwnere.
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'ilttlfecorder, when the gn
he Ira. happy to Inform the
only the wand number of prise
few charge. of magnitude—
usual. There was no el
and only one of mantlaughte
peculiar character. The factor at:
obecutity, and, as was too frequ
the police-offices, the depositiot
it was almost imposeible to read
that the prisoner had tan age
her down, and the was sullen
where it was found that she had
and this wound was eventually
tione for the ountideration of it.
be, first, whether the injury WI
and not whether that injury
U It should he made out the
down accidentally, and that t
of canting her any mischlif,
have arisen from misedventt
not be liable to a criminal
sotnowha• vcaliar character
was chart-ol with attaultiot
out of a window. It appear.
dream of tits, and the, she
it out of the window, at the o
my children," and this being ■
grand jury, therefore, should
actuated by % desire, as the thu
gave her child's life when the t
would not, iu his opinion, be ju
moult. Ilia lordship thin
Collyer, who is charged wilt
house, and tad, that before
be tatirft.,l that the ti•c
accidentally, and also that
supposition that this ctfoice
nay other pc-ion than the pHs(
The grand jury then retired,
to dispose of the baldness of tho

TILE POLIC
(THIS

MANSION

The occupier of a dilepidatt
street wee .eimutoned for n
notice of the Court of Sewers
was deecribe I as being in a del
It wet proved that the untie
7th of Deoetober, and that tin
maimed nimo4 in slant quo.
The t surveyor, upon I
the direction of the Court of
and found them in such a toed
the inhabitants and the public
by the emut ler was what w
that no doom if the shoring
tumble thew note of the buildin

The Lori 11 &Tor. who we
occupier'. delay in vaftintlin
such eirennu •ances, asked hitt
the terse of the notion

Detrain., yaw baked at th
well as eyes Ade open, said
there was much dangtr as
If he thong., there WOO ar,v, h
Adding in tr. bonne hitnarif.
. .

the conditior the prvFiA,..

if:1;1;4
geaor ran 1 •oleested. If t
within one e the marl y.lr
.

The def.r 'ant —My wit.
all cohver.ier.• to take her out I

The Lori Nlsyor said the c
made it don,ly ineutubent t
house shoot: not (Z. It woo
how the defe.nlaut could be es
coach peril.
The I:feud tut—She Is hair
01111Neilber not.

The Lord \ Layor—Yott mw
of her life, r d yes mutt sry
His lordet p then signed th
obliged to rty the amount
Incurred by the direction of tL

WORSHI

SPRIot, cn.tucr
Joh,, Dvf; e. 61 yews of al
new to the moonet of :M.
Mr. Cam,. its Wray. of 19
deposed—l -tra are of the
'a he Loyal United prier
treasurer. The eat iety
Ship. in Wheeler-erect. Sp'
receive end account for all in,
On the 11th of November la
the 27th of Deembi,r lest I
estoufshowet ho replied. '•
you 6:'•daY, hot will
latest on lb.' 111,luday Gdlott
after some .msoidereion r.
appointed dtv arrived the
leads with respect to the nil