The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIORNOL

(MIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUIEN '8 BENC 11.
ia them Is Term. Mon Lord Chi 4
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Oratrospewriq. werr.
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This cam. Matra for the opiates of the court, raised the
User the Wary of • emirate ought to have bees
•lueted su re ert.usiss: the estimable valise of the appal.
I ..i'• ttthe.,rumutatten reel charge.
the .ppeUeut, the Itee.Georsge busiviDeWheeler, is vicar
mei alas leant, of Use Insproprutted tithe
o ansur.stion rent chance .1 the adjoining iamb chapelry
.4 Slur usu.:tors. In It 1:11citourell. (oyd, (mow ham
I Trot I.lsar-e igloo hi. covensutassi torte duty foe
I...rtniNtou. •1;;cli couLonsel a isstudatros of 211).
Wnreoter required two full etsetwes is each
csasch, uml st thou berwrue neeesseu7 that the okes .11..1.1 :spp—sut • curate to do duty an But-
sp-
sungt.a. which he did at a salary of anf. • year.
v polish r. .fused to deduct the Lamy of the
...nay. to Aseerassourg Use r.steable talus of the lithe cm.
n, stew rout cherge. old the magistrates held that they
a. re 'lsle. on 111.1014 611.

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ri..• ...girt mow K.,•e jadgmeat for the reepowlent., thus
ausimyi titv ,Itvi.tos 4 the etegistratet.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

s.ttiszs is Hum --Melon the Lewd th.d Hama and
Baru.. bemewell, (timeasik wad Wilde.)

\•'c AND anons TIRO RATOII MID C.ArOIttTION O►
rue (ITT Or LO3OO3.—JCIUnDIVTION or THE 11.\ YOM!

This woe a demerrer to a replication to a plea which
pleaded the mutual el the city of London with referee** to
the ismihigut attachments, the pLinitilla being Meaux Goa
aid Ow, Um aresy agent..
lit the are being called on,
The Recorder, who wane he robes of office, came into
c• out and stns. \aerators to the prohibition as •• the answer
a Willies' Cahill, Esq., Mayor of London, end of the
sldernsen of the mid eity by Russell Gurney, Esq., Rai
center." heel forth there was a custom that if any plaint
uf debt should be levied by any person in the court of the
Inl the Kum before the tn.,yer mad aldermen
at luil4Utall• the sergeantat mace should summon
the defealamt, and if the ser4coutat-mace should testify
that the &feud-int bad no goods to be levied on within
lb, liberty thee the plaintiff might allege that some
cater permit with,. the city wee indebted to the
&holdout. On thin an attachment would lain, and the
41.14 4ee to the defendant by the penon within the city
might be attached, so that the defendant might
appear to dijetul the plaint In the event of
tbe &feudal" ea being duly called at four st-
erna courts. should not appear, then the garnishee
of the debt doe to the defealant was calla! upon
to appear before the court, and in default the court granted
i-mtion for whatever amount war in his bands as would
aitnify the plaintiff's demand, the defendant being given
▪ ear and a day to come in sad disprove. The
nt.‘..r and eldermen further returned that the custom
• d to caw. where the parties did wit reside within the
, sir .sr it. libertwe, er where the cause of action should not
Ito, accrual therein. and further that as attachnieat could
isgaiest a peroie who did not reside or carry ou bust-
a in the city.
The Recorder having made the return withdrew.
Ir. M. (lumber, thee addressed the court in support of
the demurrer, and we, proceeding when we went to prem.
It ie expectel that the arguments will occupy the whole
day at haat.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
Li THE 40 FDI or BETTY rAt.a.DAY.
to this use the it,emod. harm{ long been parted from
her husband. had procoreit from the sitagistrates an order of
rotevtiog, but it had not been «trolled io the Meaty Court
within the ten days prescribed by the wet. Site had executed
oil, just before her death, awl the question was whether
the protection order was valid, so as to give the deceresd
rarer to nuke a twitementerf disposition of bar Weds
Sir C. Cromwell Lehi that it was, sod granted proluta, of
the wilt

DIMAS r.
The thearies of thin part-hoard aim, which wu the peti.
boa of Mrs. Plume, Busier, the wife of • lock factor, at
titalfordslaina for a divorce on the ground of
rroelty and adultery, was reamed. It was fully reported
o Monday.
Mr. ltsrjsant Pigott addressed the court for the f•-
Tooleet, sad dwelt etrossly as the obvious ewasseuekiel of
lira Batten statement, sod no the abuses of that earrobs-
ratans which the oeurt would her. had • right to ',Toot if
she had spokes the truth. For inseams, far so
that appeared, Mm Starkey was still her bosom friend, sod
why, thee, hod she eat bass called to eosins the peti-
te...yes aconeset of the GM diaterbance no the other hand,
Froyeell tally coetradicted bee iseartion that sbe had
Received & black eve. thwilarrowerka were by all
the other polities of the petitioner's story. yrs. Butler's
evidence was sot to be believed. whereas Mr. Butler's was
net wily woe* ousaloat with probability, but was=
peeled by vitamins whose dumber was
lo the alleged adultery, it was really too fur
serious

LirTkitioltotopliod, tad woo tpoduag whoa we went to
PIM

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bean Mr. Commissioner Oodbara.)
Y =lug mows

The baskimpt wee formerly the occupier of Peels
Clam.. himie. Flestotreet. The baakruptcy ounirred twelve
morthe mo, eel there hare bees fruitiest adjouramente
with • Mew to proceediap elsewhere. Thu woe the (*Mi-
tosis @alias.
Kr. Parestall, is hie report on the owe, slam that the
amerared debte and lobtlitim assoust to 3,666 J., spinet
which than are eo mew, the whole of the property to the
kW baring pawl ostler a bill of sale s creditor named
Johaum. The peva* in two years am 4 two 'mouth., had
bees 2,1431. ; expeases, ; loni%
As adjournment we enlaced ma Friday, the Gib of
becetuber.