The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-20 00:00:00

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COURT OF WEEP
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bell loathes Wightman,
APPLICATION TO STRIKE AN All
Mr. Garth, on the pert of the :
moved for • rule calling upon a
show why he should not be slouch
against whom he applied wee to
by • widow at Plymouth
accost of her late husband at 801
the duty upon it. On the 18th
attorney, and asked him what won
He laid 181.; and the gave
camas purpose of paying t
months afterwards she ematand
what be was doing, but receive;
In April, 1868, she desired him to
the MOW. H• sent back the gas
together with • bill of costa for 41.
to the master for taxation, and
guineas, and the attorney had
meta of taxation. An orde
obtained, directing him to ppaay
omitting to do so, an attachmeu
and he was confined Is the Ca
petitioned under the Insolvent Del
amination he acknowledged the
181., but said he bad spec
it to his own use. He, 1
as the sum was under 201., al
him. The judge of the county cot
remanded him for six months.
Society thought it right to being tl
ships, and to ask whether they
we for • rule.
Lord Campbell—Take s rule to
Ede granted.

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This vas ea sotka against Bei
Mora, and ft wee breigtt to I
=het Mrs. Cased had...
his shoulder. The dean
date pleaded not guilty SI
mating a disturbanoe in the deft
the mask alleged wee committed

thrjeaat Ballantils and 1.;
plaintiff, and Mr. Serpent Parr,
defendants.

John Crooks-1 am the plaintif
Caunt's house, the Coach
years, on and off. I left
het. There wee then owing
the 16th September I called as
but she had not come downstairs.
et 8 or 9 o'clock in the evening
to you, if you plows," and
voles, seked her if sW woi
money. She said she did DI
she did and must pay me. E
counter and she deliberately drew
me. I ducked my head and ft we
laugh.) She drew some more am
swans. She begged the soldiers'
bad got was meant for me.
counter, took me by the shoulder
street. I fell down the step sad
which was much hurt. I was me
Semen picked me up. Next day,
Hospital, where my shoulder was
have not been able to carry snyt
about 1 in the morning when I w
Cross-examined—l was not dot
Cunt foul name. I did not ten
I did not know how it had ham
had sweated Bea before, and shoe
not know what is Josh's trade or
Mr. Jutioe Byles-1 suppose
is a gunman of the bar. (Lang
DR. Serjeant Ballantine—At th
George. Carroll. I am a mown
In the Strand. I was at the del
in the morainic of the 17th Sr
speak to Mrs. Caunt. He said it
but I did not hear what. I now
pints of beer at the plaintiff.
in the plaintiff's face, he wipe
came from behind the boss like
Some one opened the door, and
the back of the collar, put her otl
out he went like that (striking
sharply). (Renewed laughter.)
CroAe, the plaintiff, recalled—
Couch and Horses. I walked hoe
Martin Webber—l am landloi
Conduit-court, where the plaint
home between twelve and one o
September, he was sober. He co
Mr. Skegg—l am helm
Hospital. I found the plaintil
adminiatered chloroform and th
The plaintiff told ram he was 6
age would not so easily reoove
would probably feal ft for son
weather.

Mr. &demi Ferry and he
not belonged to the profusion of
the misfortune to have the hem
England, no attorney would have
into cond. He did not know vi
Mr. Giant, but if not, he could ti
deg to me. (I.aughtw.) The p
hen to Mrs. Count, but Mr.
restrained himself, for he the
"eight do the plaintiff a serious I
had continued hie annoying rend
moiety put out, but the dialocatio
way the act of Mrs. Count.
Mrs. Catint—l have known I
He has been in the habit of dots'
about the louse. Any time he w
one. He has no regular weer.
my dinner without eendingl Ms, I
do not know that anything was d
tember; be had only been smu
hint about midnight on the
was very drunk, and wed ve
He wasted some money. I /said
you come to-morrow morning I
wan noisy, and need very bad It
bar, and said " Will you go, Jed
bar was between no. I never let
door end fell down, and went
was four yards from where I ,
I rang for William the w
put him out. I did nothin
pat him out. William said
drunk," and the plaintiff said "
know I am." William then to
went out. Between the time wl
the welter put him out, two h
threw any bar at him.

Crass4'xamised—Bettjemia
frost of the bar all the time. (A
(At this stage of the case th
with s fit, sad was carried oat of

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Witness oontinued—When thi
out of the door and hie len
math dills body remained InAh

measure it. (Aniugh.) I did
He did ask for money, and I
next day. I kept him for fourte
soldiers at our house; we could'
Mr. Serjeant Ballantine—Yo
assattlts several times.
Wfteams—l have bees assaults
Mr. Serino' Ballantine—Hoe
Witness—You had better tell
open confession is gond for the e,
Mr. Sedalia Ballengee—Then
Witness—l hove no doubt y
Pr to ask shear questions.
rexamined—l hare only be
and that was thirteen years at
was it Ballantine P (Loud leapt
Mr. Setjesnt Ballantine—l I
(Laughter.)
Wham—The magistrate's n
and ha dismissed the case.
Mr. Benjamin Caunt acid—l
Mr. Jun ice Bylets—We don't
the case regularly.
Kr. Seejeent Pam—l only
Kr. Justice B)les—Then tt
hVg. (A laugh.)
illteas-1 have know the ph
haveltequently given him clothe
(Mr. Count then details
addressed by the plain
It—orgrlown from the path by 1
In an hour or um and made a gre
the bell for the waiter, who tool
helped him down the step, and
Count never came from behind
over the bar door. No beer we+
Crogerzemined—She put her
the did not push him very mud
Lewis Heys—l was the waits
but am not now. I was a
was Spy. I asked him to go, I
my advice and go. I handed hi
gooig
d nht, andt
up the shut the dr.
two. I lad houseshu
Matter with him beyond being I
Mary Ann Carter said she
Coach and Home, and was pre
Son. She confirmed the eviden
Frederick Eons—l am a store
after the accident I asked the p
with him. He said he was drunk
know how it happened. I said"'
an action against Caunt about it
Hutchins= (the attorney) has
will sweat him again.' Plainti
on him: Baron Nicholson, I
Iree Baron Hutchinson, (Rem