The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

( ibe mire ; and he bad to lay beim their toddies the
t.nowieg admit from Mrs. Dosser, whkh would dew
SW es It wee the easis Mrs. Deeser's admit our 1106111
die mersiscand was es follows - —'• I have this seseirisgleft
the child, Mary kw Wriessell, with her father, James
li•DoeselL" if. bed dee a short didavit from the Rev.
Mr. Roberta blamed, which he .herald read to the court.
(The leaned indeed INS rad the didevit, which wan to
the filiewtsg elect :—Mr. Roberts derdered that the news
cede by Ida to the writ d Wets emus direstleg him le
trim up the body if Ms'y Ass* Inhume, our bum Is
terry particular, mad was insist so a amid, and sot is-
• dad as is emit* it the allegatios Ilet ets mid child wet
letaired by his or was within hie custody—that hie
Movuerre um not sad In sty wisivecel are; but that be
loner rely druid that tbs child wee Is hie pewit, either at
es• tea. •d the Jana of the writ or at the time of the return
• it—that at the use time he did sot think It was hit
taty after ha had bet sees the chid to take say ern,' steps
tr, powers berdetivery to her lather ; bet that, on the contrary,
be wit coemiestione objections to voluntarily requiring la-
formatin at to the whemsboota of the daughter—that up to
Thuraday het he dii rot know the dam where the child
mn ; led, thirds's, that it wet impossible for him to hem
palmed the child es that day.) The leafed atejeaat this
lemereled—The remit was that the child bad bees
emceed to Om father, in Mediator to the jadraseat of the
run ; and, therefore, he thought tbe matter might now be
rosidered rat as est.
Iced Campbell—Let it be so.

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Mr. Lueb-1 hope, my lord, I may be permitted to say, on
kW of the parties as the Mbar side, QM we lied so notice
tftb epplketion until lees night, sad that we bed prepared
learn-retort's to be Ird before the delhedest le-morrow
monis& •

L. Td coquet if shake ore entertained at to
'lac facts pat forward by toy brother abeiktbo court will .lbw
Otte for further invettigagon; belt If dim an no seek
drib% and the child hat now boon regoeld to bee ham,
Walt we than be justified in glowing Mr. Roberts to be
dip hero* from cottony, tad in °outdating the rosette on
coothened.

S..rteent Shoe—There ero co doubts whatever, my toed.
Lord Campbell— But, Mother Shea notwithstanding
wlet Mr. Roberts hos now oat, I must dale» list soy sun
ramble perms roadie' hie raters uenld madder b womb
eporncel std even prevaricating. HOWOMIC, Mr. Reba%
now done what might be expected es dm tram • gentle-
can of education and right feeling, avalliug WNW
of the locus peniteatiw opesed to blot by the
co...rt. At the muse, time it must be known that
the writ of habeas corpus is sacred and must not be tannin
with, sad that the court will Inflict condign punishment
upon the trying to trade a I or intended for the prolessiend
the !thirty of the subject at well se for the nerds* cif the
puental authority.
Mr. Lash—naiads*: of the child le • very pow rasa, and
be hoe been put to very con.oderable impetus In communes
of these proceedinp. Surely then be ought to be entitled Is
hie coots.

Mr. Janice Crompton—Certa
ougat to pay all cormorant oats.

• party in ocanlmpt

Lard earapheil—l think tha payment of all the coots ft
ettro,l would be a very remonable condition to attach to Mr.
RA4ll'. Immediate diacharge.
Mr. Justice Wightroan—tiodoubtedly Mr. 11)berts mfght
Lee purged himeelf of this contempt, but as at present he
is is contempt, it Is nameable he should pay the amts ou the
coaditioe of his discharge.

Mr. apatite Cromptoi—lt is a matter of coarse that whoa
• party has made so evasive return to a writ of hebene
corpse be should be madc to bear all the ',pease of tho par
reeding,.

The order f r the discharge of Mr. Roberts wee nee&
legly made, subject to the permit of all the code from ihe
tlme of the Weis. o f the writ of babies corpse.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Ea, imp inlim;;—(Kiir;l:TrtiCLMf InstiOrCockboos,
.ad Jolikes WI s, Wines, and Bilis)
SWOON 111. OILIZN.-11..1301 AND :ICILY.
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Mr. SerivatitillOMno case-wasWied Woe
Mr. Justice Wilhelm% at Ile sittings alter last term, whom
tb. verdict wee kw Ye diehodear, bet he now moved to mat
is 1 that verdict sod have s Dew Sliel

Mr. lusters Bylee—Os whet mead, brother Thome?
Mr. &ritual Thomas—Os the grouted that I ens nel
'IMAMd that the plaintiff ham had a tali trial—(e laugh)—ad
I inlet that the magsannuity M the learned judge MI gran
enough by this time to induce him to think so too—(laughter)
—hie laudikop geserelly same up very dearly, bat is this case
his iumenag op was all as use side. (Renewed laughter.)
Mr. Jaime* Williams—You seed dross language &boot
the plaistid being • poor man, and I woo obliged to mks
Dose obeernatioss on the other side.

Mr. &pyjama Tholes repediated any attempt to ablate •
verdict on such a grated. His leedebip, after • fay ohms.
wines, kft thejutry no optics bet ni dadde aoterding to hit
lordship's view. Hs said that trial by Jury was a very goad
institution if jugs* 4keided le a peeiWnlar way, but bid ob-
soletely told then that they would be rubbing—yrs, robbing
the delleadast If tb.y gave • verdict against hint.
Mr. Jesus* Wthant.—Wheat I sold was that jerk* would
be a "aaisasee" if they decided on say other ground than
the intim*, and that tipsy would be robbing" the defies
chat if tiltay wade hint pay witbunt thinking that he was the
odes of the acchlast.

111r.—limise;tTbeeme—Ilie lwdship theca told Wee tied
tbry meet set Peel Welt mes'a leather to make poor mei.
Wee, wad Melee, by a 5.., each etatersetve, Imbed
tbe jury Ye fen. they Mmdedegeittet me (Load I .ughtwr.)
The Lerd Odd Isetate C am pretty rood reales
14r tlialose that the jury bed ken weU Maud'• beton
hie I.mtaelp eddrowed tame. Mr.(l=wibmam,
r. Jrtire Itylee—Perbepe, you did
tte ase yes de bew—eteer dew el tbe bete. (Ccethwied
Issehtte.) . . .

ilostied Mitt Judos—All sy brother Warm toil
Jury was sot M •D.• • &Avg of comp...ion to Woos thus
to mks tho delhedese empeesets the *MM, salsa b.
soda to de ow
Mr. tliejorat Tbsess--But his tirdship rspotod theme
t. 1.1. sse sad sow wit.
The Loyd ChM Jobs tiwsht that the end tumid b.
Sun stale to Jody, If they bawd what UN facts d Iha hen
Wm.

fforjeant Thomas add it was as action by • mum, whin
worked is the (iron-perk, fee damagea, in o.o•Bogasese
hosing brew knecked doom by • Harm cab. in Overcome
plank whilst gout% t erne from his work. Haw.. abolitions-
mg, whoa he mimed hie dead; mad sawing • c
west back to the pavement. That earriscmaillorSmsbeiT=l heagain imppid AI the tab, and was imam/kJ*
down by tits defendant's rah. The plaintiff mom ha had
and catalog', had looked bake ersatz, ant saw slabs
towing. His I rdahip 1-14 the jury that It was a phyrisal
imposaibility that the plaintiff meld base looked.
Mr. Jamey Willimm—Wlmt I odd we. that it warn •
physical inipoonbility that the *tali( could bare looked and
a.t ma the cab; 41 the witaeates pat the coati is such a
way that if the plaintiff had 644 ha most have men the
in'. The eels suggeatlew segltgesee oa the part of the
randrier was that be was going ton fact, but the clergyman
who was In the cab weld M wee cot going fad.
fir' cat Themas—His krJahip mem d angry that b•
stoma ask • elergyrnan of the Chatett of England say
truattoa at all. bait the tiaayasite. e4dauce was not astir
trctilq, Me he was in the rob awl opted net ate. (Langhter.)
The derryman mid she j.loitriff, who was perfactly sober,
meted " I ii ,be hub soma• the cab, bat that we. evidently
albs he had been amok, so that oh. eleryryman dui not ass
the coiommorm at of the mildest at all. Ifs trusted that
the niagnanimtty 4 tbrir lordoltipo would inium Sham
to otreilit to the coition.

The court, • (ter woe further dieesssioe, refuee4 the Mi.

F r tt. A rtture r.-08 Saturday morning last
,no of the earl:esters easptiyed in fitting up the Great
Easteru steamship was ai rk on a atege new th 4 paddle-
wheel, when by some omens 14 was strwk by a piece el
H.-
ter. and hll 4 the weer. Assistaare was at hand, but was
in.ifely utsvabli or, as tb. unfortunate MAO did not rine to
rhombi's of lb* wet. r, and was courequently drowned.
Atone the some time aucaber workman employed on dick
Mel •kb an sec idol, be icLi,h he enrodinicl a compound
fracture 14 Ibe thin. 7rr suf rer srm conveyed to the
gip, where he temains in a very
dangerous Mate.