The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

LAW INTEL
(THIS DAI

COURT OF QUEEN'
Mine at NW Priam after Tens s
Lard Campbell sad a 0

DICILSOrI. TX IL/L1

This was the fifth day of the trial
and the onset wee, as it has been th
quiry, densely crowded, • large ;
being military men.
Mr. Edwin Junes, mantel for the
bell inking his mat on the bench,
upon the whole me. They must
that the result of the trial to Colonel
his honour and happiness, or his m
life. It was not merely the gamut=
the Attorney-Oeneral,whtthm the o
wealth, connexions, and modal rrlati
nently brought forward, was a d
libeller, or not, but inhaler:May • q
..an, becalm In a court of justice wt
sem equality sews should before tb
Though his lordihip WIG born will
he was subject to the in.. email
EMMA creature; and the real ques
not In a moment ot annoyance, mule
the two libels charged and uttered
Dickson to Mr. Thomaa Domed
confessing, it was perfectly rear ht
tics of vital importance, and
she use's eyes to the fact that
to light the moat extraordlnan
ever beet revealed in an Eseglalt
showed by what machinery sad up
character and honour of • e Adler, e,
33 years, might be Lr ever ruisad
officer osehhred from the army
portunity for explanation. Tae
answer to the two written lib
slander uttered to Mr. Dunomobe war
the responsibility of them, as they&
thus, sad unless you think there
faith, I am entitled to your yard
was easily understood; but be
should port beyond dispute t
whole circamatanoos of this e
Earl of Wilton could not aver
defence. But t ;ate more
deeper importance to Colonel Did
Earl of Wiles was called to 62103011
not content with protecting himself
were privileged communicatices, but
public he attempted to prove the in
plaosdan the record; he tried to jtuic
Dickson had been guilty of 'abseil'
standelly the gammas for their cc
wish to may ealthing unkind of
the strict discharge of his duty
It was quite obvious that he very
position as colonel commanding the
Gametal said he was tot,lly inmpoe
duct of the regiment, that he erereel
never haterfered in the ordinary dh
Every mussy men would tell then
line and militia regiments stood
position as regarded the duties of
former, a colcnelthip was often glint
ward for saviors rendered to the co
an embodied regiment of militia
to the executive, and the E
tamed • very extraordinary nob
drawing his pay end forage mono
large sum taken out of the tame of
tenacce of the Indite ; he only eh
his uniform, and wok no part whet
sod remained, se some of- his letter
mijoying itimasi4ast sad bagrbleeny trai
trainieg Ms m
co of other colonels of milli (1 u
commander of the Wilts Militia, we
end Mr. Wilma Patna, the Cob
Militia, did dory with his regiment
calving the thanks of the
for the services they had read
and the Dab of Richmond, • thor
ci the fieesex Militia, invariably we
never received a tertian' ci the pa
room duty by way of return. The
Dickson bring • good soldier
arian, was not very much
and inexpetheoed °dime, alth
men, and that • gums and monde
mime him by the former. The L
minted with enmity upon the comp
board appolsted by the Earl of Wi
charges mese Col. Dickson, ober
eliding of three inferior ofdms to
a costa hum sod revolt iag to the d.
like the Chief Justice of England 1
before • homed comporel of the At
of the leading Queen's onumel, the
jump into his lordthip's pin?,
hop ng to attain the dignity
(Laughter.) The people remember
mann, and loud their ormy,:bur, I
tyranny ; sad although be 00111pilli
for dimaiseing Colonel Dickson in tl
stemmata which he candidly cone
stand, sad thus oommittel
a worthy and honest bolt
disposed to attnbute Met he did to
the army, for he believed that hi
allow his mood arm to with!
en
injustice to any man. Mr.
to Lord Wiltaa's interview W
combs, end said the jury
of op nion that hie lordship wee
incorruptible public man In the hop
him ha axial position and his lot
in order to induce Mr. Dammam
case in the House of Commons. 1
bury might not be rich, but his is
the loed'y influence of the Earl
seeing him, to stop an haver igatioa
which moat have covered, as t
ridicule, if not with dhgracv, th
plitact= array, when such don
from bead-quarters. A.
of the me, the learned counsel col
partite mat in court on unequal p
spinet him a nobleman of we
he (Mr. James) admitted to bhonour, but who in a manila of p
which, on redaction. he no doubt
hand, then was Colonel Dicks in,
but his own honour, sod no welt]
ter. In their hands the scales
evenly; sad he eked thee
wosM restore Colonel Dic
which he had done coatis

founded on a attooi
and juetice, wotdd give as mach
and to his client as to their own h
There was applause when the 14
Nat.

Lad Campbell rhea eorenionek
sad was proceeding when our reps

COURT OF PROBATE
(Beton tha Judge
WAIMIN AT HIS OVA]
• This was an al plicaeion for a p
of trot goods not yet administer
the following eitcunistances :
In the year 1866 a Mr. n
art& freehold houses at Item
found sn hoopltal for poor unman
in care the inuabitante declined
William Han Warren. This bet
statute of nicatmen, Sir J. Do
regattre Court, did that lb. of
ministration was then greeter
was the dwelt of Mr. Hill,
Since her demise Mr. Worm
from Mr W. P. Wood, to the cd
tables/ad la the (state.

Dr. Deane. Q C.. and Mr. De
ministration be granted to the tt
application which was oproiet
Osborne, on behalf of Mr.. Ruh
Sir C. Curetteiliald that ha
the question ; and if in the to
to nominate acne mica t ) b
he would make the grant to him,