The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-09 00:00:00

COURT OF QUEEVE BENCH.

Siltraps la Beaco.—(l3ekee Lord Campbell, Mr. Justice
Wighuitaa, Mr. Justice Kris, sad Mr. Justice Crompton.)

150. tr. PIAItAT.-1.11411-
Mr. Field moved for ands, callous upon the defendant, the
editor of the Raiford and Battetlarr ?auto, to show 0n...
why • criminal information should not be dkd widest him
for • libel, published in his piper of the 21st of last month,
is Mr. Jobe Mee end Mr. William Bedby Wars,
two of the borough magistrates. The cinemas's:et wade,
which the applicstiou was mode was these : —Oa the 13th of
Ise month ea intemation wee laid before the *MHO
ageism a Mr. F. Taylor, the keeper of the Anchor lan, Rot-
ford, fir keeping his house open alter 12 o'clock on Babseday
sight. The charge was supported by • policemen gamed
Walker, who depoesd that et a quitter to am he found
driaking Is the home, that they lad glasses
rbrere than, and that they had offered hint drink.
Os the other hand, Taylor sad eaters! others contended that
the parties In question was lodgers, and that no drink had
his. supplied after 12 o'clock. However, ore crose-esansi-
satlaa, they admitted that some of them was not lodgers,
Oa that the megistretes came to the conclusion that drink
had bets supplied after 12 &dock. The circumstances Ming
week, two days wabsequestly the followiag notice appeared is
the Ret or, Gawk
ANOTHER LROLLUND Roeessy.—On Monday set
Mr. Froderok Taylor, el the Author lnu, Retford, was
charged by pobes-constable Walker with keeping his
home opts for the sale of base and liquors attar mid-
sight os the Saturday weesisig previous. Welker has
became naterlem es the anemy of the publicises, and
would sea be segissi Er mars importaat dutiee in
ceder to pleader dins. Walker swore that ale sad liquors
we bevy setpraled after reideight, whilst two mbar ma-
'Woke rid her lodgers la the boom swore directly to the
oostrary. If polimoutistable Walker bad meted the
Anchor eleadeetinely, goo. upstairs and robbed Mr. Taylor's
&srer of 21. and got roar off we could statist have forgiven
hoe ; but when he covertly gets sa uaolhading
perms filed is that amount is a dirty, underhanded, dis-
reputable mwer, and reectioned by two magistrates, we
seemly know which to blame the most—the tool, or the
authorities who 'sable dist tool to do so with impunity,
Talk about the geodannes is Fresco is the days of
lieu% why Rmked is worse then Francs was than
She mails is cloth* sad ping • force In order
that attain potties say be allowed to plunder
the ialiabitaets with Impunity. Wby don't the Innkeepers of
&Word rambler sad brMg sawed those monstrous decisions
before the Court at Qesea's Basch t From what we hopped
to know of that tribunal, they would be quashed Ina cuou,eat.
(Leantime) They are so contrary to mann and coalmen
Renee, so manifestly enjoin and manseonable, that we hope
our notice of this dirty tramactioa may have its desired

big. Justice Wlerlitina—Wbat is the corruption or
impreper notice complained el?
Mo. Field—The amide ho that the magistrates mac •
based a conviction obtained tithe pike in a dirty manner.
Lord Campbell—lt seems to be nether an imputation *pm
the Witlllollllllo them theinetiote; ft dem sat Impute corruption
to the roagistrates, and, the wire, the court ought not to
intarkm.
Rule refired acciardingly.

811ERIPFS' COURT.

(Mara Mr. L'aisr.Bharld Barnhill and • Common Jury.)

PROCLAMATIONS Of OUTLAWRY.

At the sitti44lo;;;;;hie.liete"...p,&senior officer,
made pri 'demon le of outteary in the following cease :
George Brook, at the soil of the Oriental Bank Carporatios;
Thomas Caine Kerr (Hoeg. at the mit of Robert Cook;
William Augusta' Sadler Pemberton, at the snit of Robert
Cook , Reboot Potter Croft, at the snit of Hairy Holmes ;
Thomas Bishop& at the suit of Arthur Plower; David Mee-
toeshlin, at the salt of Alfred Mayhew ; Jdian Bernard,
at the suit of Walter 141111411M,11; James Tardy, at the suit
of Joseph Belf ; Edward Kent Steels's* Bader, at the
suit of George Bookie n and another; the Hon. John Cad-
wallader Erkiee, at the out of the Oriental Beak Corpora-
tion, William Merrywesther, at the snit of Heasah A. 8.
Carberry; and Montego Merryweether Tauter, at the nit
of the same.

Tie next matey wart day was appoiatsd foe tiks 7t6

ACTIONS IN TBe 111:PICIIVOR COVIITS.
Then were obi) two oases is the hat for well meows.
le the ant We the plstatllT, who was Ms one advocate,
obtained a verde t for M. for clothes and wavy. as saksd
for his met..

l',-der•Sherifi Burch,ll arid he would bare the costs,
Uhe was entitled W thew, by orler of a judge, when they
were wed.