The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-31 00:00:00

b. tnisted that the cult mold sot ,at the ease se cm
entlisig he severity of Fulham*.
Mr. Crowder was lest umsnessed yeses fee severity of
tby the Moen ci the Wet Leaden Units, who I
Mise=ted the pesseesties sM Is • Melt el elsdistivenese,
but is disliking et a habits duty, sad whom be runpeased.
The is On fint emit only west to this, that the
MI ha bets eingesisd by the seek whilst it was befog
WO% a Mime wlidt sowed to have bees made oat at
telea, although ft was sow denied an elisitt. Theme
INS sow hely hare SW wan, whisk would so doubt deal
width in • proper sumer.
Mite •kw resterks tram Mr. Baddlashme. the
Were esseeted for soma tines is sessultalios, after wh
Mc. Judie Nimes preauseed lad at se the defined
sit. Is dram se, the Issued Judie ebreevea : You Mead
Oinvisied el ma smelt open • ebol of Ns years Mau.
Fur owe illegitimste Add, Ise whole cameo yen see sew
bees be remise the Judgment diet =art. The dad IMO
heed at some disesonefrom your residener, bearing =esks
apes its body which *bowed that ft bed =matt, regent= •
wry seem besting. It is sot sarpriiing that, sailor the
dreussumere, • eapposities shield have &rim that the
share 'bees= fro= year residues had bees mussel by s,.
Mamie ill treatment, a eappeaftios with= amenate lee sea=
degree of prejudice subset yon. The case sow manes a
semewltat diffmnt aspect from H
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It sew apron that yes brought it from lead,
where it had been lamb serlemed, to Ilsglasd, where ft
would he trained up coder your own intimation, with • view
to its being fitted for a respectable station is life. It also
appears that your general treatment of the child was marked
by judgment, propriety, and Tour objets is
nasag him was to *arrest in hiss the evil propessities
wich be bed contracted is Ireland, and to inspire him with
a desire I. adoot • costae of conduct which evet
should wish his child to panne. Ordinary pint
Whig, and the child sti l persevering in his wayward
tune, it became seemeary, is year sr, to =diet
a weerir chastiament ups him. Your in islieting
it appears to Inn bees the geed of the , sad sot to in•
flair in any bed feeling of your own. Though we do sot
know the precise must of tits punishment, we bare so rea-
son to believe that yes iatesdad doing the child a 000t0110
Injury. The isstrument used by you was a mu, mrtainly
sot of a size to be of • daemons deseriptios. Bat the beet-
le', was • severe one, and its severity matt have been
eemeiesed by one of two muses. You either showed
post indiecretios is metagß wet the putties's;
or, daring its infliction, ireaaatasam mat have
orlon which tamed you to lose year tearer, end to Mist
• mum chastisement than you itad originally intended.
To whatever cause it is attribstah• it le to be lamented that
you canted the punishment so Us. The pusishmest was
eased= and not to be justified, however aggravating the
ems might be. The court feels itself bound to map such
severity with its disapprobation, sod to show that la =tabb-
ies children the chutnement mut not tamed the bounds of
moderation. The sentence of the court thenfore is that
you be imprisoned in the Queen's prison fee the space of
*se calendar month, amoopt the fins elms of Lode-
smanants.

BAIL COURT.—YEirraiDAT.
BOO= Ms. drones oriournes.
Conkers Inronstarion.
Mr. Buddlegume applied to the soar* fer • rale selling
upon Mr. Rose, the s =frig the Potterise,
to show MUMS why ati= *saki not be
filed spinet hies for sieroaduet in hie calla* asperity. The
perms on whose behalf the epplicatio• wee made was •
potter, amid Grieves. Oa the 12th of March last he ergo
takes before Mr. Rose, on a charge of abeestiog himself
without leave or lawful reason, or previous nodes, from the
Prise of his master, as iadividnal named Caton. Both
parties, ea the beating of tke case, were represented by at-
mum but on the repreesstaioa of Catee's solicitor, that it
wee what was called a " union ease," Mr. Rose refused to lints.
Orieves's detester, Mad at saes committed him to the
Burden House of Coarser:ion, with bard labour, for gm
colwadar month. The defence would have established theist
that Caton had been in the habit of paying Griever in
trash, sad whoa Orieves declined my longer to receive his
Wyss is that 11111661107. Cates refused to pay hiss 13.., which
was the* due, and he therefore, determined to quit the See
eke, sad commence an atlas la the misty court. In the
aeon time Caton bad feIeSUISO a the preeeedWp which led
to the miscondart ea the port of Mr. Rase, bat *Ma Grieco'
Um of imprisonment expired he he repaired to the *runty
coast ad found that Caton had paid the 13.. late court. Be
wee then advised to seek redress agaiast Cake by filing a
information against him for infringing the Truck Mt, but
when a person named Daniels applied to Mr. Bose for a
temsants, something like the following essiversaties took
place " Who is this men, inspector ?" said Mr. Ras.
TM kinsmer replied, that " he is a chartist uniendecturer."
Mr. Rose, then, addressing Daniels, said, " You are •
desteadies—you are • firebrand—you go about to make
dietarbareeee—to set the men apinst their masters You
are a seditious fellow, and it I had i• in my power I would
pad all surh fellows as you out of the country." Deals's,
erne exhibited peat forbearance on the oixasies, meekly
replied, "I think. sir, this anger and 'bps is quite smelled
Ise, we are prepared to prove that tbe law has bees grossly
siokted ; you are an administrator of the law, sad you
violet lot to abuse thine who wish to ore it carried out."
Mr. Rose spas this granted the warrant, but with the tali-
=Pion that the parties who aopli.d for it should have no
support from and he would take are to let the maple
strata who adjudicated in the matter know who and what
they were. Daniels, on his affidavit, swots that there was
es madation for the impo•ations whkh Mr. Roes had cast
ups him ; he was secretary and latent to the Miners'
Provident Society. and was well known to be a respewskile
lad inoffensive man.
Mr. Justice Wightman took time to consider the
application.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER-Tummy.
Immo oi Woo*. _ _

BFIRINSRAW r. TiaBIRRINORAII AID OXFORD Jcxc•
/1011 /AIRWAY COMPAST.—ToRiso LAID FOR RAILWAY
Praroom.—Novae. Gicairrios.
Mr. Marta, Q.C., Mr. Asplund, and Mr. Leo appeared to
show came seals* a role obtained in this ease to sot ride
the verdiet maid for the plaintiff, and after a verdict
fee the deteadaa: in its stead. It was an salon isteeght to
mover 4,5001 as impound= claimed for certain property
impaired ►7 the defendants for the cmstruction of their
railway. The defence set up was that the property I. quer
boo had not been " taken" within thermals. et the Lads
Clauses Conrolidation Act, and that the company ought not
therefore be held responsible for its value. .w t►e act of
parliamest iscorporatine the defendants had premed, it ap-
peared they gave the usual ha da to the *W M; as owner
el the property in question, that they required it for their
railway. Whereupon the plaintiff formally demanded tom-
pensatioe, which he estimated at 4,5001, and called
upon the defendants either to pay him that sum
or to cause a jury ;to be empannelled tor the
purpose of mowing the amount of compessatioa to
which he was entitled. The required compensation wr
not pai I, nor was a jury empannelled to saws the amount
thereof within the time limited by the act (21 days). On
those grounds it wee contended that the defendants should
be held so have " t►ken" the lands within the meaning of
their special act and the general railway acts, and that they
were therefore liable for the amount claimed.

Mr. Wheatley, Q C., and Mr. F. li,binson having been
heard is support of the rule,
The Lord Chief Baron maid, u the question was very
novel and important, Ms mart would take time to consider
their judgment.—The judgment was accordingly deferred.

CONSISTORY COURT.—Yasnamy.
anon Ds. LtIOONoTON.
DTea V. DTII3.—RIORT TO Erl IN FOEYa PAVEtRIS.
Telt wa orientally a divorce std., promoted by the wife
against the husband, Cu the ground of cruelty. The hue-
bar.d ned since pleaded that lin. Dyer bad hewn guilty of
adultery. The court having allotted alimony to the wife of
601., the two first instemetts of which Mr. Dyer neglected
to pay, monitions were issued for the payment; whereupon
the husband applied to be admitted a pauper, alleging that
although in the receipt 01 a salary of 1421. per annum frees
the Audit-office, yet that it could not be considered a
filed income, as he might reeiga it or lon it at a moment's
notice._

Dr. Jointer, on behalf of Mr. Dyer, now asked the wort
to decree a farther monition against the husband for the ali-
mony, and ia doing so submitted that Mr. Dyer berg Ia
passerine el 1421. per annum was not a penes gadded to be
admitted in forma pimping.
Mr. Dyer, who appeared in person, stated he had hoes:4
to great expense in paying Isis wife's debts; the sine
in that wart wow very heavy indeed, and it would be-
pond his ability to pay them.
The Court apprehended It must sat here as it had hitherto
done in ill cap sof a similar nature. It appeared awarding
to the answer in the wit, that Mr. Dyer was worth the sum
of 1421 per ammo, in the satire of salary is the Audit-
oak.. The court had, actiordinely, no oproa bat to dis-
pauperise this porems, aad proceed in the usual wine.
The eoart also decreed a monition far the eats already
treed.

SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION SQUARE.-

YiSTNIILDAT.
Spews Ma. Illsoruniniawr SoIICEKT.L.
Lair o. STANLIT.
This wee a peeeeeding under a process of outlawry at the
snit of Elisabeth Levy againq the defeadaat the Soo. H. T.
Staaley. The ionairy was to sscertain what property the
gehindant wee entitled to within the bailiwick of the sheriff
of Ilikldleeea, on the 26th of May, ISO.
Mr. F. G. Danvers, • clerk in the Daeby of Lancaster
caw, stated *hat the defendant was entitled te of
uy
of 260 i , payable out of the revenue of the Dimity of Lea...
sac It lug granted on the first of Amuse, INT foe the
tarn el the defendant's life. Whims produled the warrant
of Gawp IV., minim/ the salinity. He ale produced the
warrants of William IV. and her peasant Majesty,
senflrming the grant. Theis warrants liege addressed
011 the receiver-general of the Dash, of Leicessisg.

wad at motet then was eae quote, die to the &Ind:
aat up to the 26th of last Yank.
MP haw one dirested so lad that the dehadast. the
Has. Hoary Timm Hamby, wee mailed to ea swift of
2601. oat the num* of the Duchy d Loweastor, of tr rick
there was sow ow quarter doe.—Vesdke meordiaily.
- Lawn v. avarmay.

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willies were of the woo Mare as the above, sad against
w... dehaelmat The widow having best repeated by
Mr. Domes, thejoy retuned a .tails, verdict.
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