The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-05 00:00:00

,DECEMBER 5, 1861.

NORTHERN OlROUTT.—Lewitwoes, Duo.. 4.
The briars of there *Wow woo epos& tot by Mr.
Biros ChaaselL Him lerdehip, Ia hie charge to e grand
jury, *Wad to tbil heavy calendar, sad the number of
awes attarissi with 101111 01 bie. emd orient in width lite bad
bees placed is pest joomcpuesid sad peril. There were three
Id mom of murder, and ow latent to murder. Alluding
to the charge against wry, who shot hie colonel and
etiolate at the Fulweed Bernebs, Preston, his lordship said
time could be little or 'admitted the guilt of the prisocor,
and it would be the duty of the Jury to find a true bill.
The leased judge did not expires may opinion apoo the
camp of Captain Wilson (charged with murder on the high
some), which had stood over he. the last ionises.

THE POLICE COURTS

ILARYLKBONE.

The three primmer% Thomas Piety, Goorpe Recce, and
Sara" Catlett. mem spin placed at the her on remand,
charged with rabbitry, mid also with seasoning with intent
to murder Mm Stain Owen, at No. 5 Fulham:l.piece.
Mr. Edwavd Limit aid& =area to prosecute, and Mr.
Venn for the aisle &imams, Mr. Allen for the female.
After some farther evidence tending to show complicity
between the primate, Ile. Lewis said that was all the evi-
dence &proposed to offer that day, bat be believed that
when the lady is in •It elate to give evidence, she will be
able to rho moat nmitertal widimee.
Mr. Wakefield, eahl—l do not think that she can
give @Adam here. Neither is she in a fit condition to be
examined at her own
Mr. unders let week that the arrangement
wee that dm was Mayfair here.
Mr. Yardley—Yes, so it was, but you hear what the me-
dical gentleman say% and he is the beat judge. We mast
not kW her. I should like myself to have her here.
Yr. Wakefield—She is in a state of greet excitement and
agitation as account of this inquiry, and of her evidence
being required either in pablie or at ear own home.
Mr. Yardley—Will you expisia to her that she can be
examined either hare or at her owa home, sad that after
her deposiMone are taken she will not be required to attend
albs primmer' were then remanded till next Wednesday.
LAMBETH.

Mr• 8061,0 Sarah Muter, a feahionablyelreend
aged woman, the wife of a isatkerdreeser, awn/lag on an
extensive business in Grange-road, Old Keat-road, appeared
before Yr. Elliott to answer a summons charging bar with
suing insulting and abusive language to Mrs. Jane Mary
Dow, a married woman, the wife of ono of the journeymen
in her husiend's amploymint.
Mr. Fletcher, who appeared on the pert of the com-
plainant, in Ding the mid his client wee •by
in a °mein thvorce Court. In which Mr. Miller, the hos.
bend of the defendeat, was 'Mug. her; and haPreaill to
meet her on Zr w kat, Mrs. Miller abused her in the
publiosirest in she most mandaleas meaner. The defend-
-1 ant afterwards went to the residenceof the complainant, and
her ahem in equeMy diegraosfol language..Mardeempleinani, when sworn, corroborated the learned
' gasithmen ; sad the defendant, who merely denied the
assueslioe, wee eounicted in a purity of 10s. sod expenses,
at 10 days.
Mr. George William Miller next charged his wife with
making um of such language that he went in bodily fear of
bat ; and the threats having bees abundantly proved, Mrs.
Mier wee ordered to and bell for her good behanmer for
one month.

SOUTHWARK.
A tan, rere and powerfol-looking man, named Was.
Wright, wee bisvglit befits Mr. Burcham, aimed with
demanding and receiving alms from passengers is die puldie
street

Mr. Richard !Wipe, a Imidseman csrryto es blouses
le the Old Kent-road, said that oc the pre
eight he was promease aloe( theass is
sad . when Dem the Seaga publioisems dr
pealed him, sad media* Wawa Pala
Crirsed slid be was heed up, sad malial maw to got
• lodging. Ha also said la was a helemar, sod had lima
oat rd work fen mime sad had eeme_lp beet Dover
to work at 11 Within' wand him Mrs.
pmee, hat lis •• not do, be WOMlPlelsgliog.
Witness ma allmididassiedu.7 him ties whoa
the primer melba& away. He whist and
followed hiss robed is KM-seseata when ha
then saw lima nisi and water with serelhar seta.
Waimea mega sod fora moldable, sad se ask Mora
to the ipsl they saw dm prima dsmad a &aim hem
maim madam• I hat -is gm as he saw time gaming
.01111141 bilis be ran eta, bat was
borgsant Raymond, 22 If, said tra7rdstprimariesersred
the description of a man who hod prowled shad dr dark
parts ol the Dorsal-egad few aewal nights pad, Mg/gin
gmalismea aims se thweim tams edema* ileaMeded army
is • MOM& Owe mallames, however, mom
wirmat-tvatte others, tames mod upon lion, sad
threatened to gin him • thimbles. whoa he it. o(.
The primmer denied being the party, or ewer demseding
mosey frail way pawn. He y semethieg to
Psirhb.- iltft told him he was a sturdy bows., sad he
ssahawind him to Imam dsys' herd labour.

011:11ENWICH.
As. 'OWN 1111111111111 about 45 ears of ye,lns brought
• ea • wanes* by Maly, 35 11, charged
with felonies* tne • epreilayed at Mamie
Ands Vier itg, aged 11
From Ares *le, amearealibillin the primer
hes Heed lser bedbusi end brelly Ser • period
of eve years. OrTlinning weans Ink ohm* after six
o'clock, the child was rennin' lane ben as errant, sad
when in Church-tow, Ormeserlik, seer her farm's
boon, she felt erenthlag wldeh as at first thought
was water, but whin manmade horn her strike bet ca
the lett side el the fees. Oa looking road she saw her
moan (the grimed Mina eiz sr levee pods el her, and
the child ran lions ayng to bar liner, who took her to
• and It wee Ursa diseenred that the liquid
wldeliind been *town wee vitrioL The clothes env by
the MWd at Use lino wire produce& a shawl, worn sear
the left shoulder, belag very mesh dineeneried mad bunk
as aloe • pinafore, heir est, sad rend bat, the latter article
latilprevented • queasily of the Algid bansairel =
le abbe' eyes. Aprilestio• was nude at
lop Ili ban for a warren for the eggeneendee,
dtbstia Is:mt....effected until Tus
that ettaedesabin.teuerivissiyalind
annevitrielTeartier clot ag ben eine lens wise WINO
with squirts In the slant
Vial& in newer to the here
negietra rid t wee se
ether IPM neer bar all the time bet homer mother, and that
the vitriol beret bar clink
Mr. FWD fully committed the grinner for trinlat the
sent Old Bailey esnicas.

THE MRS MAIIIIAGE LAW.

A owe exemplifying the unsatidactory dot* of
the marriage law I. Inked, ad in whisk the port was
somewhat sealegoes to Motet leers baths Yelvestee ome, was
heard es Tuesday, in the Consielowil Cost in Dublin. The
Thesult—Gibbens v. 011ibene—wee holltinted for the restitu-
tion of orojaptl rights. TM ism of the premovant was
lieft,
that she was married to the Mr. Alemoder
Gibbose, Tully Hills, tises y, the Rev. Mr.
Yarn^ a
catholio demmose, as Den Ballyzeahos,
is th.. , 1865, both beieg at the Mira
It was admitted ea the pen of the imminent
that the married* took dam, bat he alleged that
be was a protestant, while the lady was • catholic ; that
on this pound the marriede was Megal; sod that
he was not, in point of law, to be treated as her hus-
band. The promoutat ewers that previous to the marriage
the impumrot, in answer to • question put by the Rev. Mr.
Marries, mid he wee "a bad cathebe," while the tespiamisat
on the other hand deposed that the Rev. Mr. Manion did
sot ask him If he was a Roma mad* sow did he toy he
was, ar*the rev. pothers to suppose lie was. Ia
}ivied ent Dr. Radcliffe mid that in this ease there
was re be hut that the pro rovant was totaled to
some sympathy. bet !till be Amid sot allow that Fil-
thy to interfere with Inin I. the &thaw of his omeial duty.
From the deportious before him it appeared that the proms
vast was working la a mill, the prays* of the impugnenVe
lather or brother. H. admitted hi sedoced the girl, lad
she became pregnant, she being Weider to Mtn la mak. He
soliseqemitly, to overcome the scripts of her family,
married her before a priest. The hispeganni Mil not cast
any isspatation oar the lady Ware their maniage, and
'waybills' that did ease est wee how.* see by her owe
vodkas. Mr. Gibbose we me ter lass from deem, as be did
set agpravate the am by throw*/ moth es shakily.
of
• that might be, ass gender was char In pellet a feet,
samen, that this assieleera was born and lororght up a pro-
testant, sad that he and all his familyeige }widowed the
preteeleat religion. He (Um leaned i gine the pea
mom* meet credit he her eludes, hearty in this
ease, sad also to her teethe', bemuse the bad swath
man& bat what they could prove. The only allegaties
wee that the imminent said to the priest that "ha wee
a bad asiballe." First, they prosee I. • respectable
Remo catholic dergyame in the pariah, wised the
Am Mr. Oloweghlin, but that esstisosa. knowing Mr.
Gibbon was a preseetset, refused to perform the mar-
riage esremony. They then went to Mr. Manisa4 and I.
he room the fleabites. me wee stated on em ode sad
dried oo the Ober, " Ale yea • Cedielle 1" was seized
to which the ieepet npiita, " I ain • bed eatltoli c. 4
This gentlernot bceg preyed be be • protestant,
ta was quite deer, wader the 10th Warp 11., that ties mar-
Oar' was ilimil. This wits • wit ler wirWthaMso ci pow
Jura right. The lint meditioa of emik • St was to
gross • wad sad lawful musless, mil h• yr said so to
held that this was • lawful miseleirie, to Agleam ef en set
el northward whisk dedied it was NO and veld. He could
set sit Is that helpmeet seat as. hoer N be made seek •
&dohs ander MA an ae4 et pedienewah. Th. 11111=114
Wee mid that. suds aid ths aireasistusiss et the mot bp
list est the dibbles doubt tint this pistimas, Yin •
mania to • lbws snail* by • Zama sAs
rsipeistipsiso the est el podium* ths sob Amid he
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