The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-26 00:00:00

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the auanities.

•We hod that the Mondani is emitted to
Lurie v. Tao Boma.

This was • precisely sisadar caw, and was atteadad by a
like nude.
COLN/ O. MAIIINALL.—CIIIII. CON.

This was a new irqairy. The mike was brought to re-
amer compensation in damages 1.1. criminal conversation by
the defendant with the plsintiff's wife. Judgment was
suffered by default, and on the execution of the former in-
quiry, the jury foetid for the plaintiff, damages, 2001.
new trial was obtained on the ground of excessive ;Jammu.
The facts may be very shortly stated. The plaintiff was
a youns man, 26 years of age, and his wife, to whom he
was married in November, 1847. was somewhat yousger.
The attendant was a person about 60 years of age, and was
in the employ of Mr. Lanham, provision deMer, is the
Borough, as foreman, at a salary of five salami per week,
and the plaintiff was in the same Genies in the capacity of
porter. The plaintiff's wife kepta small tobacconist's shop
in Prospect-plan, Walworth road ; is March, 1848,
the defendant commenced visiting the haw, sad hn visits
were mistimed until the discovery of the cireumstasees
which formed the subject matter of these proceedings. in
January last, is consequence of communtestions made to
him by a neighbour, who had frequently seen defendant let
into the house at an early hour of the morning, after the
plaintiff had gone to work, and had heard him os one
occasion go up stairs to Mrs. Coles's bedroom, tea plaintiff
turned his wife out of doors sad sold up his home and
effects, and is February, on the 19th, he wee summoned be-
fore a magistrate for neglecting to maintain bee, when he
charged her with infidelity with the defendant. That this
acemation was untrue the wife solemnly swore, sad as the
plaintiff was not provided with seldom:is to show that she
was committing perjury, the magistrate made an order apes
him, and in consequence of these proceedings sad allega-
tions the plaintiff hat his situation. On the 20th of Felgu-
ary, the plaintiff and two friends of his were induced, from
something they heard, to watch a spot pointed out, when
they sow the defendant end Mrs. Coles meet. The two lat-
ter went into several public, houses, and at length entered a
' coffee house in Newington-causeway. The plaintiff then ea-
gaged a policeofaser, and on the pasty proceeding up stairs te
a bedroom, which wee shown to them by the welter, they
found Mrs. Coles sitting upon the bed, and the defendant
partly undressed at the kot of the bed. After this the
adultery was no: denied, and the present action was com-
menced.

The learned Under•Sherif shortly charged the jury, and
they almost immediately nturned a verdict for the plaintiff.
Damages, 2004

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERD AT.

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Sanas Ma Common= Paaurs. -
Ix 111 JAXIII LllOll AND WILLIAM WNITIDRAD.

These insolvents, who were cotton-spianan, seas Oldham
Lancashire, applied to be discharged.
Mr. Cooks took an objection to the opposition, oa the
ground that there was so debt in law—that the only possible
skim of Mews. Towered was one of unliquidated damages,
as set forth in the schedule prepared by Mr. Nichols, to
attorney, of Cook'econit, and which objection was held by
the wart to be valid.

-16.1.1oWeiTs;1/11; wu afraid it wu so, and ke feared that
he could not oppose.
A creditor named Myesek, who also appeared to oppose,
was objected to on the ground that as no real creditor had
entered an opposition he could not oppose, and the learned
Cominieskser allowed the objection.
The iasolveata were sworn to their schedules to be dis-
charged, and Mycock, who stated that he had never been
discharged under the Aet, was appointed swipes in both
CUM.

Afte► the appointment, Mystic was heard is court to ad.
wit that ►e bad taken the benefit of the Act, and the matter
wee brought before the suet. Mycoek acknowledged t►at
he had been discharged, and his schedule was sent ter, and
underwent a starching examination.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips at once eancelledlis appoint.
sent of assme, and doubted whether it was not his duty
to commit ►im for orstesspt. His Honour complimented
the managing clerk of Mr. Nichols for bringing tee 'Dauer
before the sort.
The lasolvests were discharged ferthwiA.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME CIRCUIT.—Lzwas, JULY 26.
Boma not Low Cluis Biwa.
SawriNcas.
_ . _

Mary Hardwick, who was /mislaid oa Tureday of fib-
atoualy to drown bit child is tke ma at Brightos,
was brought up for jadgmeat, aad seatessed to be impri-
sated and kayt to hard labour for 12 meatlis.
ElosabegA Berow, agirl who bad been convistod of setting
fire to her raamer's house, was also brought op for judgment,
sad untamed to the like punishasest.

BIJIMILART.
nnyfon Darby, 23, a stout-built, determined-looking
countryman, was indicted for barglarionsly breaking and
sawing the dwelling-home of John Rickman, and stealing
two watches, value 601., two gold chains, two gold Nab, sad
other articles, his property.
Mr. John Masan, the prosecutor, who being a member
of the doesie of Friends, was examined upon his alma-
On, said :—Preside at Wellieghare, in the parish of Ring-
me. My family te•Mste of myseU, my wife, and my two
daughters. Oa the sight of the 7th Felinity last, we
retired to rest at oar anal hear. Abort two Vele& on the
fallowing monde, I heard anoint la the bus, ad I got
op sad we. abuts to poll Us sighs belt of my deer, whoa it
was soddenly bunt in with past vieleaos, and three as.
intend the room.
served ilium, of the nun They
ha a Isla with them
all. sad I ob.
completely disguised, by lowly, seemdikig tieTheyd emswere their
hem Ose of the ma thee mot to lie We of the bad
when I we. ilfag, sad ameba to the tile filmy wife, sad
they deamaded my mosey. I wooled../ await to my,
I saa sorry lee yes." Toe alle thew said, " Tour mosey,
your noisy, give m year trousers." I poind te
whim my tresseswere Wag, and one 01 the
aos took them up mad riled the whets. They
this took twoey watehee that wire hoagies at the Wad of the
bed. Th were Wilk valuable, bat ewe lo partieralm was so
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