The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

tab) initUignue.

COURT OF COMMON PLR/ilk-MAT 10.

Bittimp at Nil Prim ta Illeessa.Belon Xr. Justin
1111. awl a O aseas J—(
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ILICIIAZDIOW 0. LZWU.—TIM STARS TOR • COCK 71011.
TM. wee aa maths to reamer 261., potties et 100 i. de-
posited, to abide the wait at a oak fight.
Mr.t asdeeM Hayes end Mr. Sere* gnawed for the
ea; Mr. Edward Jean sad Mr. B. T. Williams
t ddendeat.
The *Mil melded et the Kb& Anne, Boatel, i boas
Lit hp kb siellne-isrlsw sad' dedadast bassirct
ass el properly sal • issibente, liviag in the
Mod et Card& Is tbe *lag of 1864 the debates; me-
Wl%to the *fears awe. mated into an
lea seine cooks at the 14th et April, eit=
be a stake et NM He bad act =ds 1•1 by eon, tad the *Wilk time& tbe waspbir
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wait p thopidellf fa the ad., ad the plebtif slat the
dishaleat M. by pea. set ea the dwell *eV* he Waded
the dellarlest NM seas. The dabs babdieb dey. Me
alma Is be asemed mat taiwaiburbat pale ielethead
▪ preaseed Its batanneara. WYa Ilawras, IM abbe-
the• ir, vas piped kOseedessi takend ever dis elabwo sed
male[ add Moran amid Os a abbe dastailba
the ewer. The *had. mall thee time w at
swan that it bake led been seeds to likatlal
anis. Habasipeads Matta bee n& sa seam apdra
Bawer kr lel nerving as ssatast. Tke
lbw applled le the delthisat be Ms slam et the maw. end
the SWIM war, " neve emb try Hist pa assearip paid
Kalb to berm be blegulrs= is tbs ere In
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dialed the he bed embed ths now. Eel deo meted that
tie trennatimi sew bombes &Meet Na et eeoldstallsg,
ad the he last lime ad destreped Me Ms, end bed
atm bed earthing le de with seek asaineders apse Om
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wen Tbathe
defa bat by Mat* Isolide
dude[ admenvire wee was
4be set being shwa
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'data the plialk end that the *lab, elio paid bias,
net M. Lisle,- the 1M a Blimfti He me betnistiose
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embed boa his stamp tile elegant for the plidetia, Mr.
Limb, and Mr. Merges_ Tbaine, who had a the
aiel,
nett& Mr. Lewis led entaaribrd 361., and Yr. Mere=
Themes 401. The meant coming to the pkthaid w, doer
181. Ma, sad witsea rasitiel IM. d it to
Celr%l=.'post, Wending to per the Wawa when he
net Ides. 'The attorney who wed wee Mr. Witham,
who ens alai ettotry fir Mr. lawie, end that
=fa ay attorney." In Mr. Lewis.
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Mr. Wanda; w alled se • wither, tad he lasted
that M teselval Mi barrakee Is ewe nevem bon Marie,
end did net kaow that Mr. Low* who was lateen's amity,
W estythieg to dr with the saki sae steer the suit bad
bewilnited sad willows to
the
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Thh was ea seeks to name demi= kw daaier, and
the pies Ins est gaffity.
Beth lbe plabM asd the islasbat belie at Himsem-
ma, the gabtiff being a tradable and beershopktoper, sad
the defeat a herbs. Aceordisti lobe plaint 4" we, he
west on &today, the 20th Mwoh, to the dekedeate to get
&seed, and having sadder= that meat= he notiml that
the dock-home had Ms reams& amid said to him. "Why,
Jacob, yes have palled your dee-hear dom." be replied,
"Amid Tete tins lee whoa ay ducks were stoke ;" sad
be sided that the plaintiff had stolen shwa, and that they
led her embed Ifhie km% sad a supper given to his
Meas. The plaintiff 'ebb' to it he mast what he said ;
sad he meld he ;did. The *bat( west hem, and, having
consoled hi is wile sheet the stetter, he returnad to the de-
bilitate mil demedel his ebbe* tar whet he had said.
The debeiset estased tegfw up his Maim Mt pebbled is
hY
sistmest, sad said he weld pm it. it was tor this
alesikr, which, it was ask% had eireetsted through the Me*
bserbsed, that dairy. wets Met
TM delsadest &Wed Mob. lIMM that the plaintiff het
ebbs the dub Mud ha sail be the &mei Wag, "I
hem lost the dein sad In ales. to nada-staid that
they mat Is per Mesa" The pielatiff wanted to know
Me toil Ma. awl 1M delboist mild he would not tall him,
heeperlmpsY night bar s It at tem &tore time.
Tb jer7 Ibubd s Nadia Or the pl dutiff, damages 51,

JUDGE, CHAMBEIII3.—MAT 16.
(Bohn Mr. Junks Li..)
LIRA' CORPUS TO TIODUCI A CIIILD MON A 10]I•II
O•TROLIC ACIIOOL.-1i PARTS lAMB 111.DONNILLIN WI
MART AIX N.DONNILL.

The else, which was repined an Friday, tame on before
Mr. Jostles Rile at chambers as the stun of the write of
holes Sew panted by the Court of Qleen's tench on
Tkuroley. apes a eotbotle priest named Roberts sad a Mrs.
WOmetty, the schoolmistress of the Rattan catholic school
Tort-etreet, Westafteeter,* produce Mary Ann
sell, me hist wafer tweiniers of age.
Mr. Oast Ryan =noire/ is semen of the application ;
rd Mr. Deriliday sane Star side.
Mr. Beildiday called the atesstion of his lordship to the us-
nee elite ere, whist cow Wore the Cost of Queen's
Basel as Thursday, sad mid be lied a return to the writ of
balm= *Ma be hoped weed be deemed suffic-ent.
Hi ter would recollect that the Child was stated to have
been leek reed at a Romeo cattail* shoot, away from her
father; end Yr. Roberts, a priest .and lire. M'Carthy, the
schoolusistrote, bed bees served with the writ to produce the
child. The isernd ceased reed the return by the &fin-
danta, settees forth that the child came to the school of her
own accord, sad left on the 6th April, and wee not under
their control. or otherwise detained by them, or either of
them. On the return which he had read he submitted that
his lardaldp would consider that the matter had Inca an-
swered.
Mr. Cook Evans apprehended that hie lordship would sot
be satisfied with the return, unless a was disclosed who the
child was to be found. There was weld= on the face of the
return to show that the puttee did not know where the child
wee, at least at the time the 'rebottle* wet mode to the
Court of Quotes Basch, on Thursday last.
Mr. Justice Rae sad • father wee no doubt entitled to
the mato= of his child, ea he suggested whether ft would
not be batter, without going into the use, for the parties
to state when the Said was to be faux!. A father bed a
sacred tract reposed fa ham, and was answorable both here
and hereafter how be discharged his duty; and with ro-
ved to a child of mach ea ere as 12 yam, a faint was @Si-
ded to have it ceder his are.
Mr. Botha= said he had several afildadts in answer, If it
was umnesay to go into the case, which would Allow that
the child wee stead to go home ; that her fattier had again
married ; and the child, after she loft reboot on the 6th
Apra, was found crying by a person (a friend) who had
takes it ander protection. He weld also show that when
the stepmother game to the shoot Mr. Roberts told her that
the child would be gives to her father ; but when he called
the child had left, and was found, as he had stated, in •
distressed este, and &feat to go home, to conienence
of the trainee= she had experienord.
Mr. Cook Enna remarked that the simple questi-n was,
dist the tether wanted the child to go to one acbcol and the
&Rd wanted to ge to the Roman catholic echrol. lie de-
eded that therefrom's= grounds for the alleged ill.treatisist
ef the child.
A diecusion sees ea to the law on the subject, end seven*
mow were referred to, including the recent ease of • child
famed Ram.
Mr. Justice/Me raid he was anxious If possible to mettle the
goatee without going into the whol', cams as it =snide= that
the coattoveray likely to sees would Involve a good deal
seemeeel ersung from the religio la opinions of the puttee.
He had waft to do with the quenion as to the treatment
' of the cilia, sad was not called upon glva to as opinion. Tire
sleets were answerable for their conduct In that respect. AL
he had to do was to decide that the father was entitled to the
custody of his child, and to see whether any farther refor-
mation could be given when the child wog to be found, so
that the lather might gn and take pcesesaioe of her. There-
to') he bad suggested that the beat course would be for the
other side to state where the child was when the applicants
wee made.
Mr. %Sid= said there would be no objection to ghe the
name and address of the party, but he emild not furnish it at
preset, es he did not know rt. The child had been found by
the servant of a party and taken are of, baring stated to the
other children that her father would '• kill M r.^ His ankle-
vita would show the statement he had made. Re complaiseil
of the statements which had gone font to the redeem
log ea Mr. R, bens. who was a most respselski we, end
whom he (Mr. Baddeley) lid known kr ems doe.
Mr. Cook Roans said Mr. Robertson. se Swale web= Ow
his relines. Perhaps his lordship Mall set she lie =kiss
on the return at preterit.
Mr. Justice Etle said the return would le sedloliet, with
theoddreas of the child, end therefore it mild nook as it
was st pretest.
It wee then arranged that the address of the child amid
be given to-morrow (this day), on winch the writ of Woos
corpus woad be complete.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MAT 16.
(Bdino the Judge Ordlaarf.)