The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

COURT OF QUEF2fB ERNCH.--Fra. 12.

Melia-Wei ilel-Prl;e-aiteTie;es-atuaNZ.—(Bl•••
Lard Campbell sad • Spada Jay.)

DICTION V. TAIL OT WILTON.

(Condautd from Saturday's Ivrea.)

Lord Combermere, who was next a:K=lord, esid—l wee
the proper persm to whom complaint shah he made. to
January, 1868, Lord Wilt= sad I had • cooverarotaa about
this regiment, sad Lord Wilton romerked that he coati-
hoed Coker' Dickson a good Mika la the IWd but he did
net ysgee internal salmi there wan
peat hr plarlties In the regiment. He mild askew what they
I were. Lord Wilmot afterwards treasadtled to me the re-
=the board in writing. I resolved a Maar bola
Poet co the 10th May. I had neemmaled Coked
Dick., to be removed from hie eammieeks. I had ma
Colonel Didion, sod told him ha should have aa oppor-
tunity of explaining anything. The hot sharp was la
not having paid ow the WeillaglouCollep scary. Ile
entered into a low; history about hie smoke% but did net
I deny having waived thatmons/ the ahem bat he
did sot tell 0111 how be had Moped ridk He said he had
not justice dose him, ad he bad a party spinet him, and
that sort of thing, and be coaled lameription. All he
wombed woe Make. I Isid hhn he shield have /oohs dam
ids. I :saw Woad Diatom aphooriLeetty sew the
mom posed. I had stadia the daps ad I recoca-
mailed Colas= Dickson to mhos, as he set essapftel
with her Mspety's moieties to have all meenals seltiod_ . I
Wm wrote to the Wiz Madam omemoirmaktg Calmest
Dickson's removal from the
Cross-maramd—l knot:ltalWilbm; not so ma
Mush I know him ,• be boa Heed at my ham, sad
What a pre/. Lord Wfteat mil CoL Mimeo mu ahoy
pod ohm, and it was with peat minehmes he made
aey ocesphat egaiamt him. At that Nam he made no Mahal
report; he said wham about nab' a Antal maids:
Pepin we. oftinrsode hid beire ma by Leh When, sod
I mid I meld not mite header tail of the% marl Ido aot
think way sae elm amid. Ima Ohm le Woad Dicta=
and I mid upon thaw. Not a word wee said la the papers
about the money of the Weillopen Osnop at the time leatle
I recommended thy removal of Caked Diaries.
_I had in-
Madam with Lord Wilton. Lad Wllbmwas mod kr mom
of the bilk. It is the Moiness of the commuting Mica et
me he hills paid. I don't know out of what hard. I had
to mod the report of the board, but I could ad get through
it. blweeral Peel woo= for the grounds of za recerameads-
don, oh I soh the explanation al Colossi I did
not mph* to how bow the bawd wee amehoded Lord
When .a .0 me that Pe bills had not hoes paid, and
wen that I oath. It w mart my palace to *mire how
the twat were to he Weed. Perhaps I had so right to
emmatmd the removal.
The coast was thin adlonmul to Moeda (this day).

BAIL COURT.-Pn. 12.
(War Mr. Justice Zrb ad a Spacial Jury.)

Thin can wee opened on Monday morning, and compled
the court the what. week, it sot trig brought to a dose
until half-pest els is ffeterday
The plaintiff le s sou of Mr. "DOZ. Britith Wendy age-
irk', sod he brought this astir against the defendant, who
bet at toe Mrs brae in the ess of Mr. Betts, sou.
to eti
sabsteattele the ebbs of that irstere to be could
the bombe of a seer materiel need far Me mesufacture of
reptiles. for the package of to and tobacco, and foil
generally knows se " Bath. metal, eel for which If,,
fttle took out a petted is Joinery, 1040. It would appear
lbet up to that time if, won the 'Weds' insatiably used for
tbe metft el cepeabs. L
ode onus% laccesver, af
co his as
...
es • wise s spirit aerebent Mr=
bed his attendee &meted te tie luposlvenote of that
material for sue! a purpose; eeesedlogly lo see to week to try
sad devise mime mess of fretsfog the corkbge of kw
bottles at s ample rate; and in by s aeries of dbuoveles
he attired at lb. reed! that by a process odestessefee reline
*spew al thin te=lybstede at tla Oslo MINI of
a mush greater t a poled esealdse the two
metals was effected where an article wee prollsemlsewer•
fag off the purposes of tin-foil, sad at s Owing el 06 per
Nat.

Oa the pert of the drisadeat, II wee entmaied that Mr.
Mette Ird se Oda to the kveatinn ' • kr that the discovery
atent.
Ismatat bed been la slate theyeer MOM se "Dobbs
fie was the third ecemeha ca width the smite of the are
were isketgetea—the math Wag see is Wear et Mr.
Maas red oak sramet
Oa liambeykralse Whir ma game et week two born,
,lammed Yee mart wIN a rowdier far Ur. Beta.
the Mwle~ earmell rozsigril Ibe ern : Yor the
Ate:mart Mr. rondo', thit
de 4km-4bstat—r. Vb. Mr. Bine ith,r. Ts
Q.C., Mr.
Hinthearth. sad Mr. J. Brown:

COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—Fas. 12.
llittlap b Beam.—(Bake Lord CM( Justice Cakes's.
Jutkes Willis.., Crowder, sod Willis.)

1.-.2111 MILITARY INIORTS OP
WINDSOR.

This we an appeal from • deeidon of a uniting herrietor,
sad the question we*, whether the Military Knight. of
Windsor were eentled to en. feu member. oft inhuman for
the boos* of Windsor ht respect of the rooms occupied by
them. The ma wee argue/ genie time ego, ant the cart
DIM "MI
The Lardied=thire slid tiny we. of Wien that the
renting banister, holding that the Military Knight. we.
net entitled to vote, wee eight, sad that his denim must be
eldemed. They, however, did not adept the Impression
said to hate iniumeed the harrfree's mind, that the
eigimante occupied their rooms for the tarpon of rendering
atones ea Wavy knights. Thews mere as services to be
emenred to which the connalies of the rooms tumid le
considered as subordinate. Their swim were for the pur-
poses of &tripling end religion, mean tint pert whin con-
sisted le acts of oteiegnee to the tionesign end the Knights
at Rt. George. The garnet' wee, whether the military
knights moon id as " mane et teen's" within the mien.
htg of the 27th section of the Fiedam Ai, sad Wised It was
not contended that they occupied as temate," end thaw•
km the gatemen was rodent! to Mt, Mambor they ware
"mune." The court thought that t were set. It lemma
that the military knights were atatembold take, sad
therefore had au oath for kb he tbele Irma. The meet
thought that the situation of a mffiresty height wee yet la
any man an " of Thane wen se amiss midi were a
incemery appendage to en slim amd this made imillatkm
was elderly of se oleamosystry eameeter. It had botetem-
tended that the claimants bad, se Musts for in, sa maitatie
freehold istere-t la their beramea, bat ft was tot beressary
deride that, se the tout we ot *aim that time wee as
each ea %twat as meld be domed ea trammajp. The
legal estate was tinny in the Den and Canon, of Wisdom.,
end the enjoyment by the knights wee subject to molt».
Unctions at were n .sieteat with the character of
"owner." They could tot jet the whole or pert of their
beams ter ema rewire sums without the sandier of the
De m. The aware thought that the incideate of eweenhip
WTI treader/. sad that the oonpation wee only entelinate
to the moss of the charity, subject to the immediate am-
id of the principals of the Institution. For those mann
the mart the hg that the military heights were not es.
titled to wen ad that the epFetl meet be cilimbeed, sail the
diebilm of the nutrias Lunette affirmed.

NVON AND OTIIIII V. DENTON.

Tido wae ea appeal from I dad*a of the mairldrees at

Justice Crowder rid, the appellants were church.
maniere of tit Odes, Craniums, and the respedeet wee the
inenehist of the Church of St. Bartholomew, Moor-lase.
Whoa the rid Minna in Butho'omew-lent wea palled
dews, a seta et mosey was deposited foe the purpose of
ereetlnizend sedetriag • church in the city of Lemke, er
some Ole/eft aereto, aad
new, of that
most chime M St. Bertbo'oreew, Mo vier haZ.
By an order la even* a part.cular district wee aeriped to
this church by the same of the diotsiat ehapel of bide Moto.
fields, and marriegra, churclf ego, aad beptienta, vete
minimised to be eoleninierd there, end the mapeedent
took the fees. By a died of the 26th May, 1867,
the vicar of St. Ones. Cripplegata annezed to the district
alma one eighth of his bone naked in lieu of tithes.
Two quitters of the respondents annuity became due under
this deed, and the eintrawardeus or St. Gdos, Cnpplegate,
hayloft refused pauseet the metristratiss at Guildhall granted
a warrant to compel payment of the mesa The appelleate
contended that the deed sneezing a portion of the ricer's
broom to the district church was emend, aid, win if valid,
that the magistrates could not loon e a warrant towropal pap
meat of the anoera. it watt said that the 1 end 2 Wei. IV..
esp. 46, which empowered the annexation of a portion et the
tithes to • district church did not empower the acauseits et
a portico of an income rewind In lieu of tithes; sad, wen
tf this were cot so, it was oceteaded, seesaft,
that smolt as could not be delta is this
ewe hems the district had become a separate pariah, mad
es seek temptable of receiving a_ posh= of What nadir the
lot sod tad Ws. IV., esp. 46. The court wee of opinion
that there wee aothisee to pravest the aneexation if • par-
a. Mena annual pumut by the vicar. Oa the mewed
peal it was contended that the power of aunematice was
applisehis sty to a disttict chapel and not in • mgereer
whit church ; bet en the other ride It was semrand that
there had be. n • district seeped to this church, that the ro-
tas the Messebent of it, and that then was so-
to doprhe him et the posse of mosivlng • portion et the
Mau of the what shush. They thought that the
distill* of 8. Beitholoroew, Moor-lane, became a
sourateeed Shand wish only for meles'astiesihkr =
mad then was a: V..the ampailiseneat w
that It wee the the more to sake the chuck
a Mothist aura thee r ecclesiastical
For these num the deed at annexation was
valid. The ant risk seesesing the validity of Edeesi