The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-19 00:00:00

SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff Harebell and a Special Jrrf)
INA TRUSTEES OT THE DOTS' HOME I\D-,TRIAL 90100 j
T. TIM MIDLAND MAMMAS CoSITANY.
This was a compensation else for the Bon' Bs
Industrial Schools, in the Easton•road. required 01
Midland Company for their St. Pancras Evans
The Rev. Mr. Mansell sad Mr. T. Hughes, H.P.. AWd!
in court as trustees. The claim, as made, was 9,9301 i
from the interest created by the proceediogs sod the sew
her of witnesses on both sides a long inquiry um and
pated.
Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. C. P.Uock apparelu
counsel for the trustees ; Mr. Hughes. .1L P.. led lb
Mr. Maurice were in consultation with toe learned per►
men.

Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Wills were for the cornfml.
Only nine special jurors answered.
Mr. Hawkins asked the indulgence of the road for I
few minutes as much time would be spared.
The parties consulted, and it was IkX)11 ewideot that dr
matter was settled. One of the jurors said be vs till
gated in the Midland Company, but was toll it did PI
signify as the verdict would be by consent. Toe
sworn.
Mr. Hawkins announced that the sum agreed Om ill
4,000 guineas, and the verdict would be by enema.
Under the direction of the learned Coder•Shail I
verdict was recorded for 4,2001., and the proceadoP
=hinted.

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passengers i
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bow to the I
pocket, and,
attention to
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LAW INTELLIGENcis.•
(THIS DAY.) sod on her rotor
with two thane
—e--
they were her e I
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, bail in her trine
&weir' a vio mn
Sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord OW j . to W the hospiti
Justirms Blackburn, Mellor, and LeiLl Eadthreateeed I
THE CASK Or THE CONVICT CHARLOTTE bijs • share of
The Lord Chief Justice, seeing,eing the Solicit,'" osellY•
in court, said he bad been in et James jamas Dawso
that lamed gentleman would have ted-• oeledoniabroad
folicar tion
bearing before
argumentsthia fo
on laze to. he
in the cue of Charlotte Wieser, who had 64.0
and left for execution, bat afterward'
murder of the 114vtimid child of a wornaerNighlk
Mr
at Torquay. He thought the case ought sot lots It was a
to stand over to take its chance. It was now him. should commit
Mei', and if it were to wait its turn it omit aer lahour.
this term. Dl=
The Solicitor-General said he yesterday vow e downt sAK
r aged es o.
hi ng
iicii St ai
owmv ibxi°l
with
etihili 1
Mr. James I
Folkonl,the convict's counsel, and asked him if ire.,," James's, atteni
convenient to him to argue the case to-morrow ai --‘ young man in ti
He said it would be inconvenient to him to ~,,,,, BA. James's.
either of those days, and he (the Soliciter4,-"") Mr. Morgan
consequence, postponed his application, otheewieics‘ brought to his
have made it yesterday. ow e pad of fir
The Load Chief Justice said it WAS impossible loss the fish to be br
order to has
arguments
tomorrow
y, which wesor Mwn paper day- The 4 a
/1•• line euslon_ll,,in
The Solicitor-General said Wednesday sad . and ga,
_oo. u"
would be inconvenient to him as he had 2 ...._
thTosiehedaLoyisidonehtihde
jßllalluitio._anwd Kinir.re:Eire.y
sulioeltymr...... esiitiMhsdhei.....jrdt:
The Solicitor-General—Yes. Mr. Knox sal
The Lord Chief Justice--Then let it come m ea communicate w
day next. steps could not
—. who bought tb
COURT OF EXCHEQUER, amount if he di.
,
Sittings in Banco.—(Belere the Lord Chia Beret Mr. MoMorganMr. Knox sal
and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Pigott)
BETA= 0. RICHARDSON. proem'''.
After satisfyi
This was an action to recover 441. 14s. he
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human mosam,
baoco, pipes, and other articles supplied to the -•'''
who set up the plea of infancy, and was tried i
before Mr. Baron Bramwell in the Exchequer
when the jury found a verdict for the planing Josiah Paym
201. master airman
Mr. H. T. Cole, on the part of the defaming, et* the Soo. G. 0.
for a new trial on the ground that the verdict es food, and marl
the evidence and of misdirection by the bused jekt charge.
be contended, ought to have told the jury that 14. From the 1112
20 CIAO. prisoner and otl
The Lord Chief Baron—The question is wheat • quantity 01.
for the purpose of smoking are a necessary het Thames at
man under 21 years of age. men was tha
Mr. Cole—And who lives with his father and is vendor every
by him in every respect feed the horn
Mr. Baron Martin—Was he in a state of heath • to take several
smoking? (Laughter.) ' horse being fou
1 Mr. Cole—There was no pretence for saying ee, as to be scarce'
Mr. Baron Bramwell—Nor did he smoke for left no doubt t
Si. poor horse
Mrs.
Mr. Baron Martin—l understood cigars heal he A cowkeepo
not to be necessaries. Old Kent-row
Mr. Cole—lt has been held that soda water sad mew was app
are not necessaries, and I should have thought sty • provender be lc
were not mesmerise, particularly to thkenormele manger on his
furnished in this cue. This witness a
Mr. Baron Bramwell—lt is very desirable to he alb was 'lli the Gm
'ion to hie
I lay down some rule on the subject. I told the jury •
I enough that wine in the one sense was not a provender to 1
Mr. Cherry,
because some people were obliged to do without ela sad he examh
content themselves with beer,. but I suggested to *
wice
thaTthceigirthweehreieoirdßiaronarz—luxTaukries.e a
rule,
Side nil.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DUN= ,4 . ,
been
s:
thefnreg °d
beforeEvidenceep.rL ne•e d
no
ot
fully commas.
(Before the Judge Ordinary,) •./1 -
TODD T. TOLD. ~,
Dr. Spinks and Mr. Price for the petitioner; Dr. Taw
Georye Brol
for the respondent.
• ' was brought
This was a petition for a dissolution of minim le . ' illicit distmet
mated by Mrs. Josephine Marian Todd, on the pe, io At one tim,
desertion and adultery. The petitioner maths &some
a commission agent named Bleck, end her murk, mat he
respondent was against the wishes of her poem h .1
kind. The
afterwards went to India with her husbanA whs tel mired clewpartner in an Mum tea plantation ; and her acs week night, and tl
after living with him there for a few months he WI • There have e
failed, and she returned to England. Her husbaci atm* sad thee re
pone for the I
wrote to her telling her that he had never loved *of the kind at i
that he would never live with her apain. When be Mkt caythilated s
was restored she wrote to bits several times begi.g Wm eitere polish,
allowed to return, but he did not answer her letters. b the stelae de,
was the desertion complained of. Mr. Freder
[The case was proceeding when our reportkill stated that li,
Bedford-aqua
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Mr. Vanstont
(Before Mr. Commissioner Bolrojd.) ..., into the
"rr IN kg DIMETT, ALIAS CECILE. in brickwor
The bankrupt was a dress-maker, of George4trest,Pet fitted the I
man-square. This was the sitting for exammatbn olio
iecomplete,teof far
charge. Debts about 400/. a
Mr. E. Reed opposed ; Mr. Sargood supported. the produce c
The bankrupt, examined, stated that she had teni : implement"
business for seven years; for the last )oe/ in ewe
street. Bs basins", was principally with ladies c/111 10.4 I___,‘%‘tTllnis.ilheb:
Sometimes they paid when their accounts as . t and also. . .
. '',
sent in, and sometimes they delayed. (A IBM c; 7 )..,01:07
She had never kept any books. She made out bilk he
the books of her merchant,. Nearly all was paid km she thought" ,
money. Colonel Wheatley's lady owed her C /
The debt was not inserted in the acoxtuta b
had been known, and had traded as Medias fhb foundit wresponsibleiawas erects
tehe pt
fer,
She admitted having deposited money in the Wass, The p •t
perfectly rigl
street Savings' Bank in the name of Urania NSA isdetected
said that she bad none there now. She bad De Citep was
atiiallra.npdattei
party, and had bought none for the last few yea II
1863 she bought some property at Rochaa. is b h
aw etegfe
. name of Dennti. The price was to be 26.000 62A hked stem
payable by instalments. She had pid About 4036. • as smuggled
sosount, but half of it was her sister's. A mud"
Mr. Paget
200/, was made last summer. loner 301., at
Mr. Reed asked that the petition should be diebemi• sod keptto i
the ground that the bankrupt had only been howl to tel
creditors as Madame Cecile.
Mr. Sargood asked for leave to amend. LORD RANI
His Honour said it was too late to do that AA This more
bankrupt bed traded, and had sued her debtors inborn against 3
LOBI
of Cecile' the petition mast be dism dismissed. The muse wi of No. ,
of opinion that the bankrupt ought newer to tunas!!
court Boolean,
tot
osoui
the cet at all, but ought to have mode an effort toehold
her creditors. class carriage