The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

' EVENING, MARCH 8,. 1860.

Inttlligaut.

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. JUDICIAL COMMITTIX So? THE 'PENT
COUNCIL.-o-Maacu 7.
via UT. White Mona 5. won atexoe OP LONDON.-111
0111724011 DUMPS AT PT. ameddhsea.
This morning Lord theliasford, Sir John CafaidgainLord
lathe If.night ohd Lord hake Teethe, ma the
Conned Chamber, WMMsM, he the purples of heath, ea
appeal d she Bow. Sahel Peak, aims Yens a mem of
St Hemembes wee seem time deg eimellaid by the Bwg
ho
of lAwil=opihit haulm _.Ream malrneed on op
m A a
Dr. Fathom% Q.C.,17d6Z. Pelham append kir Mrs
Pooh; Dr. Tam the Iriesr-43enemi ti MO lhaelesee al
Conterbary, aseed kir the Arebtahop, name Ars tte-
deka the mad hoishismA •
Dr. Plahmeret is eshe ems for the appollas. alp
Halals wee an me behalf of the &V. mitred Pools
egoist the dealer of the Archthhop of Caaerbory, mei
!ming the revocative of his lame by she Bishop La-
des. TM Bishop of Leeds. rembel Mr. Poole's Hasa
on become dooms what were mode spina
Wm under he 66th wale. cif the act applying to snob
Games. Up* this declaim Mr. Poole appesled q the Arch-
bishop of Ca.tsrbaty, who somorived that by merely Wpm;
too theme be was with the am of the
est, end maimed she a . Mr. Pools alga
thst this wee not a be
am provided by the llthwatisa
et he sot, and moral that -he Mph be Mord It dim
hem, end a cleciMali duly pronounced. The Arebbishop re-
futed do aoosdo to this reques,, and Mr. roots hand it as-
assert to appeal to the Court of arditeas Mesets he a 'ma-
dams This wee gmated, sad the habilis" held a mat
at Lambeth, whim the Dean of Aram (Dr. )
pronomaid the jagnieut of the court, and the eronirhop
oniolally %dried this Womb :—" With tie able assielamie
of my lamed essusera have pima the merits sad abeam-
same of this appeal my atoat mime and amotal esesidere-
tics. I ma of opilotriz that the proved aad M-
atted , In he isagnege of the
steam :bratialaressostabie caw foe thereverathe of
Has limass, d that the Lord Ptshq et Lemise bee emir-
shill a esmed ,rsrobrg the NM. AM Ima
foram el thee the Nome puma by the appellant
is ad la sesselerms the fabric or doshine of the
church of Meglemd. bee wet dmspeoss, sad likely to ro.
duos mat swims seleslid es He ems d mmenty md re-
nege." The lemils• behre the snot ss-dhr taaa whether
*Oast the snow or delivered them MI ail Mssmapped
le the mows. It ems a matter et the gravest Issiesseepos,
as the revocation by the Bishop et Leedom Nodal to permit
him from obtaining prohlooeet,l. oop othef Camay and
he question deeply aimed he 6,060 or 700 who
were connected with the March. He (Dr. X
M °seamiest with the matter, to submit they
1. That proosedinp before the Archbhhop oarbu,
were prommdings before the Esdeasetical Coart. 2. That
gran every Ecclesiastical Coen there ley an appeal to the
mows ; and 3. That it is the duty of the crown to allow
parties facilities for prosecuting rippri•
Their Lordships sidelined the marring all rights
r to the competency of the right to appeal sad the right o
protest.

EQUITY COUR/8.-1114scs 7.
(Before the Mester el the Bolls.)
BARB= IP: BILL.

Ms Honour thierausing grejudgment to this case, whioh
was argued au Morry.
The bill yr filed to set aside • wartime sad • sale of the
property warred in it, which had boa aired seder the
real power. It appeared that the defurant was •
Wisher motels. at Borneo, rid thither • yore are
named Baer, some years ago weal to reside. Derr had
emeddlenible reversicsary Interests la both reel ad prated
=ad beecring embargoed in his eirereserest, was
by nm with small sums el ease., as
asourity far which be tool • mortcat. el Bases
expeoutions for 1001. lialteopeutly lipl advanced
other sums of mane,, sad in eseeideratios thereof obeared
• reartgeere from Bober in favour of hie (Bill's) nephew for
2601. IJader the power of sale contained in this dead the
prspetf was *old to another nephew by Bill in trust for his
wile. o mosey passed in Tarot of the last trentmeties,
-4 Dukes having died this cult Ina instituted by his nue-
✓otating, in order be eat it rids.
lib Honour, in giving judgment, observed that orb • sale
as that described In the bill could not stand, sad the wet-
pies mast be regarded se security for wtstare sr as ware
astray advanced to the mortgagor. The real amounts of
what was duo would be tar, and the defendants must pay
all the oasts up to the hearing.
The case (from Chambers) of the "Bristol Orutunar
School" Meads over till Tuesday next.

Ass= INIELLIGENCE.

•
HOME CIRCUITCRZI.MSFORD, MARCH 7.
mriaraLpalll=khed the business this
Is try primers.
rre Lord Mier Justice Erle.)
, IS, Wee charged with feloniously shooting
at Walter Tilltagheoe with latent to do him grievous bodily
Mr. Woollett proammbil.:lo. Talky wee comma for the
It appeared that the primmer wee alabouriag lad to the ser-
vies et i termer at Shoebury, read on the 7th of December be
wee applard in irig the mows, an old gun being
astnered to hire for that purpose. The prosecutor wee an
&kir led, and he wee engaged in wood caring, and
,h appeared that he borrowed the gun from the
lirlsoner to try to shoot a hawk, sad after this
um jeering conversation took place between than,
and whim the toe tuned sway the pthooer
celled out " es you Joey," sad fired the gun at aim,
and number /Shots penetrated his back and injured him
vary severely, so much so, Indeed, that for a few days his life
wee soeslikeed is diner. The prisoner, it appeared, had
oaly gives to lire. but he had pt:chased the shot
• Kr. Tsyler owl on behalf of the prisoner that he lad no
kir*a to do mieehlef, and that when he fired the gun ha
hod so Idea cif injuring the prosecutor.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully
Chatmetice Erle said he observed that the prisoner had
already beep three months in mil, and he considered this
was. suffici•nt punishment. lis should therefore order him
to he at 0100 discharged, and be howl the occurrence would
be a warming to him foe the net of his Ike.
Thanes to 35,a Net-office latter-carrier, wee charged
with stooling a letter captaining two Si. notes, the property
ell the P_ostmaster-Onieral.
Mr. Morrell sad Mr. Pollock prosecuted ; the prisoner
was !alleged by Mr. Peeves.
The Marge Mae clearly established, mid the prisoner wee
molded read eestsnced to four yeses' penal servitude.