The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND DIATRIMONIAL

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CAUSES.
Woes the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Justice Williams, and Mr.
Baron Bramwell.)
LEION V. Ltloll.
The parties were married on the let of January,
st Valparaiso, but the cohabitation only con-
thud for three weeks, Mr. Leigh, the respondent,
harm, on the Slat, deserted hi. wife, and
away with a wawa name Body Courtola. Thell
case topmost him was proved by Mr. Francis George, a soli-
thee who having proceeded to South America la
sessel of evidence, found the respondent at Barcelona,
brag with Miss Coartois me mart sod wife. Mr. Leigh
ershally gave the rinses a written coati:salon, from which
It appeared that his wile was a young Ldy Irma Cheshire,
wbo had gore one to Valparaiso at his request to be married
*shim. The meson he reigned for having left hot or the&
she and others Ird act placed confidence in his honour.
The petitioner hereelf, however, stated that he had wished
kr to receive Sadly Coortois to bee with them, which she
had refused to do, and that. had been a quarrel in coa-
sequence.
Mr. Higgins, who appeared for the petitioner, then asked
her if she had been married to the respondent P
The Coast, thinking that there was abundant evidenos
proof of the re/surge, declined to decide the point whether
eider the recent Amendment Act such a question would be
rhobribie? Their lordships considered that the ease was
rade oat; and there not being the slightest suspicion of
collusion they dissolved the marriage, with costs.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

THAMES.

11l DIAII

IN at. 02110101eNtN-THI-ZIIIT.

Garr Loathers, aged 16, and ykerma Duke, 16, pave-
broker's eselsteate, la the employ of Mr. Witham Nsthea
pewbbreher and jeweller, of No. 9, Waterloo•torrams, Com-
ssendel-reed, Ramble ; sad, 3, Emt-strest, Llieshame,were
brought before Mr. SW", e.harged with creating • !Marls-
WNW, end exacolttleg a breach of the pesos et the arch of
• Geocipeht-theltast yesterday.
Mr. Maths Yount, selacitne, appeared br the debatteata,
who were hided yesterday at the station-house, sad now sur-
rendered.

The court was densely crowded, and great excitement pre-
vailed, bat, act withstanding, the proceedings were conducted
with peat theorma.
Timothy Cox, • pike sergeant, No. 4.5 K, Mated that be
was it ditty at St. Otterge's Church yeetsrday alteration at I
o'clock. There wares great many people assembled opposite
the western menses el the March, and lir. Thomsen, the
churchwarden, dleteted him to make a clear mace to math
the choristers mad ethers to pass along the charchyard. TM
two primmer@ wen as the top of the steps asst the
parch, red whoa the Reverend Mr. Lowder, the careht,
and the ehorietsre, left the church sad were pro-
camitimpt towards the rectory house both lads mastamereil
hissing, sad called out, " GAYS it them, rotten egp—
Inseyiess." lemlares spat at the Rev. Mr. Lowder, bat the
✓itae ad mot reach the rev. gentleman. He asked the
primers to an t, pleostloa of their caudate which they
✓efused to give, and be was directed by Mr. Howls, Stemmer-
Meemdent, to tail the mimeo.. faloaostady. Leatters odd he
me met worse than the rest. As the prisemenwerssi the way to
the Natio.- home the riot, cummemed heeds. mad 'thin
Madly, sad woe very achy. The haling ad yells were
sestinued all the way to the station•house.

. •
Ia menreserninatiost by Mr. Young, the vitas= stand
Wee were (rum 800 to 1,000 persons noseroblad in frost of
the church, end au won es the prisoners began bluing Mims
=me=wed.

Mr. Etelle—Do these boys love in the parish!
Cox—No, they do not, sir.
William Copping, a pAtowtonatable, No. 379 K. gave
similar evidence. He raw the prorate., and hosed Oars
bias sad shone.

Mr. Young said the prisoners were tiro wall-c Inducted
Yds, and celled eeveral witoesses, who denied that either of
the phloem spat at Mr. Lowder, or that Duke took say
port la the disturbance at all

Two et the winsome admitted that Leathers was hissing.
Mr. Nathan said the two prisonera were in hie employ,
awl vim arrays very welt conducted. He could hardly be-
lieve they had bees guilty of the misconduct elleged against
them. The lads belonged to the Week/an body, sod the
Weeleyans were very blot r againet popery,
S.lfe said the lees Mr. Nathan said shout it the bet-
ter. 11 the boys did sot Wend 81. theme's Church for
Nagle= was►ip they ►d no right there at ell. The assem-
blage of yeseerdsy was sa unlawful one, and anybody taking
peat in It was liable to indictment. He believed the
poltoe-
*Sem%, and had no doubt the PfISOPCIS were horning, and
thet woof them spat at the clergyman, or he might in hiss-
ing hams seat forth a little expectoration. He fined Leathers
Os., and Duke 10.. TM penaltiee wore instantly paid.

CLERK EN WELL.
anust d itivaLgy.

./.A. rause*, (MO air the driver. a the Loutlna Gemmel
Chmathus Coeuesay, tree charged by Thomas F. ,rd Hertia
he wilfully drives(' sgslast the coufplaioaues suasibtra, sad
Mist damage thereto to the &root of

The miut the complausara, proved by hateelf, hi. meet,.
rash. mad • parson &a :tibiae busiest se a p.rter, wee that
• Ilhe bb boa, white drama doe, the Kuteetand-road,
ma** ems My *arta, the dirteadeat ease up trots behind,
sad atterageed to peas between the carte and coinplainsot's
omnibus, sad there sot being room they tame on
clause hie wheels, beschne hie seat woo, sad doing other
damage.
Mr. Beard, for the defendat t, crow examised the oomplais-
est, sad .hated that et hest four rune. he had bean obviated
lee nuatag ageism the d•lortalast's (wattles, sad he lad
amen 01•014 to drbe, sad wee aow • condoner. Mr. Beard
thee addressed the ern, dermwesin the methet of the I
owepleawst, GM weld be elteeld oY Milfteereed interne
tom%dm: the kiM ley wtth the cempletarat.
were WWI Ow the &deem, who proved that the
diadems wee ta the we of a
,br the ousaplanant's
embalms, whew tee beta whi MI horses and dvhbe-
reetpalled mem the home' M the isibedaat.
aterwtreve emit he had head monk of the wetter,
dad 11111.61.1 alimens.