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COURT OF COMMON PLBAS.-FATITILDAT.

Bore Lose CaroJerre Isar re emir itrair
FRY IP. BILOMLIBT.—CANTION TO ill ISCRAIRTIe Cirri.
Ku E. due" O C., aed Mr. Wire appeared ler the
=1.1.9., aad Mr. &wiser Wilkins sad Mr. Ogle tot 1118
L
Teen was sa sera brought by Yews. Yry barrette
ii fit. John's.wood-tetreas, 'grist a Mr. Bemis', sill
warm a seta of 1191, ander the following abwareasse:
It avrased that the defendant was a you mesa of rit-
epee: able tunny, acting as confidential clerk to Ow Serials,
gad was is the habit of ping to the bask every Iletardsy to
Mr Nosey to pay the wore of the ars. Oa the fed
of
April last he went es newel to the beak, and ea his way kers
417 et
is se rural a beg is whir Its serried the roar,
sad, be by his side, was sat ore, trashes with
a aiall ISMS whir was is re inside, and 11111. ia geld I. ea
es
rested. The adia(usiardistely west to his onaployne,
and did everything la has power to recover the awry, but
without aril, sad the pLintiffs afterwards brought this
sera to reoever re mown frost his, alleging rat be had
not rhea r war we of the hog and WI retests as if it
bad bees his owe property. There wu sot the slighter
int Guaira ea the character of the defendant, aad It was sot
all that be bed bees in say way eriosatiag to the
robbery.
Idr. Serjeaat Wilkles sddreseed the Jury for the debar,
sad infrared that the defendant, having placed the beg by
his aids, had takes thereby every ear which any mu raekl
Ishe of the peopsety, and that there wu ea proof whatever
at wormer ea the port of his client.
Toe jury, however, lord a "oldies for the plaistiffe foe the
tall &trust erred, ea the grand that the defender bad
✓ows great earreeesses in his rode of carrying the army.
Tr y, at the rats tire, however, wished it te be ruder
stood that then was sot the slightest imputation ea kis
atoral character.
LANGDOS IP. BILDIBILLIIDI.-- ALLIGID PRAWDOLEINT

DILL laluoinvz•vm.
This Mira was broagat by Mr. Langdoa, • isobar sad
karathethiaker, against Mr. Hildebnadt, ILA. Mss ssmsr
ama of 164 epos a promissory note. The was.
that the SO% wee obtained from leo &haler bp Medi and
min, sad that Lang
who was the dkosavas sr she
bill, bed Mice of the head Morn ha dissoustal the are.
Mr. &wiseat Wilkins. Mr. Phials, tad Mr. Mies leer
tor re plartilr. sad Mr. Hurry, Q C, Ms. M. Oisiabise.
QC., sad Ms. Downewell, for the dafesilemL Mears was
pat is, awl the rad onus" et Mr. Zillabsade was et
ease Madan by tbe comer' Ike the derediest. Thi was
Nerd b_y aujeaat Wilkins to be the ors lee the plena.
Mr. Henthey then addressed the they for the
The leaned mama denominated the me as me of very
sassy whir bad boss toned foto publia aides by • peg er ,
rroliadiers who for years bed preyed upon the pair% er et !
amp rata epos INITUDI posterns s On psblk, by assisisi
hilts !rum them mho ;bounce of Moaning roar tirases,
bat ors ease the balls had Mee °briar it tree lea
weer to ewe dm the aalorteare plea of the bill are
realm' ass y he it, sad serer beard sere el the terter
air aril the bill bream doe, when ea sides re low&
✓ely oceareard spirt the poor daps beimpaatellp
warritirs to her his raw bandied rest r
Ude with sash leaaseetiews, in three are est ed
pay the amorist rather glue hays the saltine brier berm
Ms public. TM nowist csae, the Muted soars( and, we
ass precisely la aemeedam with the above shirk. Tbe
prose Mae rep wearesed la this arab were see Pram,
ea strawy, sad three sea, mar J. °whew, llosthatar,
ad Sibley, whom sum were as veil Mem in all the
seer a of Puree es berg rearted with bill trametim ad
sell as ht apes billo as they were dental= railer to
the parr Ten sheet history of this err war ibliews :
le ititgast, 1840, awn appeared a advernmeet is Ms
Time trey Patinas, whose sass was gaud thereto, SW-
tag to lead mosey on good smutty. Mr. Hildebrand"
severed tad odvertithaint, and shortly afterwards resolved
• sort of Fisted circular. signed "Alpha," diromitmg
Hr to apply et 39, Burtowstrest, Tavissamnan,
erh re Oa:diner resided. This circular stated that the
ender (who tuned est to be Outline) wail la the
habit of Loading motley to clergyaws tai earn ea
hill pay, ea their owe security. A eorrespeadease leek pier
be! writ Mr. HUdebreatia, who raided as Pearly sad
°aura!, whose letters were pnerally written by Bibery,
at tn. sad of which it vim speed that Mr. 1111deibniothi
shield rad a note of band for 160 L, payable is this. ammathia
to Walther, that the latter Amid ppt it Warred, sad
that ewe @Meld take half the praede, and of seam that
each thould pay half the saweat what Ow bill Maw dm,
Gaidiaor receiving a bones for bb trouble. The bill was
seat up at the beginalag et January, and Moat a auk
afterwards Mr. Hildebrand* revived the helves of two 101.
motes by separate poets, sad a lattar frost Gardiner, saying
be maul mead the tension/ as nth pust.ble. After this
the derasdaat beard utilise more liver Gardiner fns • fort-
night. This roadered him very weary, and be mote to
Gardiner, omplalaing of tot receiving more moony. This
porodmod a lousy from Gardiner. compleiniog of the hasty
mare of Mr. Hiluobreade's letter, slid say hag *het he
(0 inkier) was very sorry sow be had pseud with Lis 201.
Man- morrosposdence followed, Much colossal with a letter
from Oa/diner, valise ha could not obtain any more assn,
that be did not see what more he could do in the matter,
sad be reepostmaded Mr. Hildebrando to be prepared with
Lie portion of the massy to pay the not, whoa it beams
du. Tail was the last Mr. Hildebrand' beard of die atm
moon mil the sets became duo, when as applisation Na.
from Luepke, the bolder of the note, earnag papaws*. Mr.
Hildebrasde of isome uptamonted the manor in whin ha
bad bias mated to Lateen, who dewed all hamiseige of
this pert of the business, but admitted that his bad only ad-
vanced tia en the Dote, whisk saw he was wallah Se tele to
meal the note. Mr. Hilitsbesede refused to pay men than
the 201 be had mouthed, sod she present nibs me roe-
&awl, oossosaced. Mr. liiirbraede. being satisfied that
he hal Wiles into the heads of a gasp of sariadlors, resolved
me:. qsi arty to dared to the last, sad "span the tea.
ma a. The learned camel then entered tato • bag
matemat conniving the plashtf with the reuse Pittman,
lebery.blartiener, and Order, from whisk It madd appear
diet Morten., 1 deed with Mr. Landau, the plena; that
the prim peruse were INMIDISIDI of Mortimer, ad was is the
habit of sensuatly *aim at Langdale' la inso ; that Pumas
was the solicitor of Langdon op to within throe wens 04 the
prthest time, when another solicitor was employed is this
mina; test (Jardine bed been insolvent, sad that this was
well kaolin to L dthdon, who when the ONO was teosglit to
leis wrier have bad some minion that all was set right, sad
oseht to hue made lupins before dismounting the WI.
Tne lammed aniostl teen called numerous witnesses to
prove duo shoes lasts, but the seldom fall abort of the cams
stated for the defendant, seinen beteg adduced to show that
the pleustilf bad notes of any fraud a the trametioa.
Ome of the witnesses, Mr. Redpatb, defendant's attoran,
said be bed seam the plalutiff cm several °scabious reopening
different bills, and be denied having bad any troasamone
with Gelding, 'mpg ea one occasion, ape which vitae,.
Maid " Had yea sot eumedillag to do with Hildebraadee ball 1"
sad plaintiff immediately replied "On, that ia amt ironed
es tar ; I heve .617 advsscod 601. upon it." This trek place
m the 12th of May, the moths having bsea essuaared oa
the first au that month.

Th.Cl;ief heTtile.alt that be se, than is sa Sri 01 She
OW.

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Mr. Serieant Whin replied, contending that MO if the
"Cwhu bad been called a gang of swilling, bp his
eat trend, had been each villains as they had Ina de-
ws it not just at likely that Mr. Laaggln bad been
skin to by Sea se tee denendant ? The Loosed urjeent,
bone.. r, submitted that the prides.. bed unwed statists
what. an against say of the peewee er •he bets so freely
vituperated by Mr. Husfeey As to the • newest of Me.
P. dpeth, what reliance could. he pieced up it thet, whoa it
had se upon the anart by surprise, the noeudeat's own
ageousel wet having bets istsucted t. eta.. each a feet to
the jury, sad it Wily quits a volun.ery almissioa as the
pert of the witness? He admitted, it 1. • -ee true, that it
was the strourast point in the deli 'idea es... sad knowing
this to be so, could they impose that the ire's •.dent's 'Mosley
vela have kept out of his brief the soot pr tart , at kabinet
his cue ? Or teat the plaintiff's etwrasy a hi .4 have brought
UN wig= 'without the bill balsa iad ie. • e bit client?
TM plaintiff, it w•s ties, had advaaced 601. up s the bill,
and bad claimed sore than that .e The learned
sorjeaat culled Ne.■ the jury to diseases all le.-Julian which
might nave been instilkd into their sluts ny rue notch of
Mr. Hominy, and to aside 'timely apes the evidence'
Which had beta lirmakt before tees. It was adatind that
On. ins bad sew led to Se defendant ; •why, was it Dot very
likely that Gentian bad reseind the 601. teem Laagdoa,
sad bid kept 304 Idlest( ? thus Tobias both pistil end
dreniast. Finally, the learned serjeaat said, coald the
je.l have app doubt that Lenedon had adenine' the 601
lied if nay bad se doubt of that, could they kr ono swot
hesitate to be/ine that the note wee 'adenoid la the due
maw of butane to the plaintiff before the actin wee nu-
m nese ? All the plaintiff sought was • verdict he 601., and
that as be telt so dosbt the jury 'mild give shim dlirlat by
their verdict._

Ilw L edalitp .eased up, •nd said there esuld be se
doubt that t►e Dote was obtained by treed from Dlr. Htbte-
bre• 4e The question, howee r, tot the tory writ, did they
lob. re t►it the bill wee endorsed to Laandes wham the
air toe eat eoasesenc-d. It it wee not endowed to bin, but
was merely woven to ►im as • odlateral wearity for the
sone) •dr•t.ad, there was an end of the ease; it they
thought it well raJorsed. thee they bet to eo•.b,u whether
the gisintir bed •o ice of the fraud whin he discounted the
bill, hat of this be telt bound to tell them there wee no Lei
dente
T.,. jury lasediately band • vetdiet for the defeed•nt,
sta,eit that t►e helloed the hal true tot endorsed to the
}le hid whoa the nodes woo enseenced.

coURT OF EtCHNQUER.—SATURDAT.
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true RalLWAT.—Piass Iterates
Thu Ttue wee as wow to moue compeoutiuu in demise.' for
ea ...ids sad felee mapristameet, to which the defeedsots
pliirted am guilty. Mr. Edina James, Q C., sod Mr.
/TOMO ware kw the pleietiff, end Mr. Sergeant Slue and
Mr. Rush Rill few Um deieusluve.
Mr. I. huntsman d the te•ie to the jay The plaintiff,
Mk. thy, wee a peewit of respectability, outplayed u ou of
th. ow• goyim to the city of lemdon. The &Gadget%
inept fleusekl. and A. J. Cnurtb, were 'Morse employed
by tb. Ramees Collette, Itellemy Compeoy. Chi the 3rd of
yea is the prossat year, the pleii,ufr, esesespanied b a
kkati, drove down le Rumford, fa Ream, tea wig. Raving
uu *Lisa •Sudeat, they were obliged be him their con

salyasso at Oat pan; Sacra) rotafa-tTioa; Wise fra7l,7y.
snob tblod alms tisk,* bat ea rise na the platinum
foi east eN Ow e•rdies of that dame avors fall, and y
in fats a sassed dos wrier,. 0.
th... 0.1 .1 Ito loafs at tile Landau ass kiwi,'
O, yrapr tides toe! wan token Ws madifly by As dr
hadasl4 seder ibeilnassasen a le &WM la nifria,

and taksa beim a police magistrate, by when the ore wee
dimaiseed. la asking compsesatio., at the hands of • jury
Inr this "aloes *triage:mat of the liberty of the eubjres, it
might be asked why the plaintiff lied brought his *ties
avid two *nom in the position of the delendaate ? Tor
this plata and Wade* reason—the plaintiff had already
bronsibt an action against the railway company, which wet
tried before Mr. Saga Aldereoo, sad it was ruled by that
Learned judge that nadir the pastier eirsatteson of the
-, SO diNklied is &idea*, iMosnipaay ware or 1111,11111 r
sags for the acts of the presentlialmadenta. Nevertheless*
was prepared to prove that the present defesdass. who were
lea sebordlaste politics is the sespry writs et wages
of rsethiss bk • 30s. s wok, wen is resift, isitsughtti.
and that Sisclue, who woe es Deretreet eats. MI serfs
Nowa, rives his by the emposy. The ewe bed already
suited suit Sterne is the petite stied, sod hal her the
subject of a dimmest* la the Mama el Comma* t and he
trusted that allot hearing the bete be was about as adds in
"vides*, the jary would by their turd*t twit the
dafeadaats and the company that sack mods* would not be
*law* is pees with impunity.
Corroborative evidonce having bees milled, gad sound
sad rider* herd on the part et the defend's%
The jary, after a briet coasultation, reused • verdiet be
the plaiatiff—Damagot, 1001.

CONSIBTORY COURT.—SaTSZDAT.
snarl Da. LastNestw.
TAYLIOS V. TATIII7I.
This was s gale of divorce by mega of adultery, pr mood
by the haste= agars; the wik.
Dr. Addams wee about to open the *Wars es behalf of
Mr. Talker what
Dr. Jena= mks appeared for the wife, said It would be
impossible to offer say oppoeitlon.
The lames Jades programed for the divorce.
Iwo Kuro.—Jonoaram.
A roper of the furs in this ore, appeared ia oar jewel
of the Ttit of ;sly last.
The hued Judge, is giving his judgment this mening,
said them war may ciresmetaneee is the case which, efts
mrseld,~them, be did sot think it necessary to arks.
He rwly news= to the Chassery praoesilagM whisk
appear= to have no =Mae ea the gamer at issue la that
court. The ask reamemar to Triaity Term, 1849. It was
instituted by Mr. Leg agree Ye wile, and, se bad been
stated is emenmeat, Woe girds= arose out of the proosed-
, whether liralimy bad been proved guilty .4
with the Viserto Bt. Jets ; eseestUy, aseraming
the adultery le base bra proved, whether the Insehend%
needy wee asit ban= by masa Meonalvaaes; and thirdly,
whether the ataftery if whisk Mr. Slug himself had begs
sammed was preyed by she =rims is the me ? The smart
wadi pressed to MOW/ these throe gag/dose. The Hoe.
Mairee Ike was the eldest so. of Lord Lorca and his wife
ra dereSlSt of Sir Robert Br*. The parties wars mankd
and badtwo obildrea now =trivia( ; they lived I.
lead reastier after their marriage, this is Loados,mad
alleswards P,uktort sad Brenta, at whin two latter
Um
pleas*. shags. sighs Mn. Sing oceartedL Mr. mad
Rig task Up thee resident* at Frankfort in 1840, and
raided Mere dame entirely till 1847. It appeared they
berme smasisted with the wife of the Violate St. Jess,
that lady berg an Englishwoman, In the erre of DM,
sad that is the asthma of that year the Violate care to
Frankfort, sad raided in the sum hoses with Mr.
and Ka hum till 1847. It was pleaded that while
go
redrew the Vicomte km= a adultness eassacies
with lava King. The whir= is the ewe wee dna=
gra cad therefore the court wean lave a detentes
the eredlHty of =eh when, mad haw its inseemme
all the enamasteases. The @stud .emu' ssiss of otaltery
was sal pleaded la the het whim of the libel, hat if the
most aeon lesisses the seniewat of Ms witnesses to hue
Midst.* must be of ~aloe that Ks. Hiag's liebniesr
was et Met time of so gone a shams* as to asmoserily lead
to the mimics that the mews described sand sely have
takes Ono with an sheerly privily= and traded so a hee-
ler& lie Idol pleaded the adultery to have oossmed is the
wines of IMO sod the lamissin of 1847. Atte/rem through
the addlesse ef the whence, who depad as tic lest
of smiles hmilierity, the leaned ledge =rend himself at
• lento dissever anything system thin many, sad mid
the ant must maids that minas' altedtmeat had the.
takes pleas, sad that guilt was men probable thee we*
per *dollen, at this stage of the me These witserge
were examined upon the charge of improper ilandhertise
sad undue intimacy la 1846 and 1847. Coalman bireelf
to that siege queers, he (/)r. Lardegion) =Ma peered
to =maim whether them WitSISISS were seaniasisdigie
admen tesemosy. The ant SIMS ordain of Ms s
*Swim Maned to this part of the ease ; Pelt
stone Wag to hay ell sets of imisont
•• the pert of the wife, sad mho to it
blame to Mr. King, sad charge him with
a desire to lead Mrs. King into evil course with the Fir
come St. Jean. Dry (Jore Booth had bra enured to
support of this allegation, and she described the oriels and
progress of the iatercourst. That lady adrift= the fad-
may of the Visas= Bt. Jean with her daughter, bat
expired her *plaice that on the part of Mn. King it WY
wholly rarest, sad ascribed connivance to Mr. King.
Upon the exambsation of this testimony the wart was of
opinion it was wholly ingualcient to art the retiree, of
the errata—indeed it went rather to east= then The
avid** of other witnesses produced by Mrs. Leg
an this part of the cars did sot rebel the ea*
rosy is proof of an Wpm= atteahmen The
Ott was called upon, bowers. as say whether
epos Oh 'widens sloe, mashie, had bees esmattled. h
was sedleisat for him (Dr. Isehlegtes) to say that Me In
son hot Imes proved—the skew of enigma mesinset
and per hadesrity. The wan wield ant semmt to the
mint atheism* St.:Jesa. It sneered that ters *imp
W base seessd, end, from a Istered Se Winn=
wenn to Modems Jean by lift bar sessibse
▪ isegitt Übe terved by the later ,whoa awed
hese& off el mementos with the nmemet. TeCommet
Malin • mere proper letter mild set haw boa
writes, bat, anfortmately, it was at =risme with
the sibeesesat behaviour of the writer, who err
trued to have intension with the Vireos= Sc, Jam
dater the spring end summer of 1847. It had beams-
teaded that the nitimem of the Moses= was
agreeable to Mr. Ling ; but, eves messing =1.11.11
bees se, there wee no propositics on is eatmensehly pond
is this sees as the feat that Mrs. Vag had always peommeil
sad marched a power of control over the domestic muse
mats of her family, and eight have pat as sad to all gbh
intimater. It appeared that in 1847 napkins apes the
subject of Mrs. King's conduct had bra suited. The Bre.
Mr. MOW. at Lord Lortoes desire, wet to Nankin le
indoor Mr. King to return to English Os that eerie*
Mr. Hies strossously denied the was any resod kr the
=mead= against his wile ; expressed greet frieelibn
the Forme 8c Jets, and wee army at the pooped the
was made bin. Kr. and Mrs. King, however, sherweede
proceeded os their journey to Zeglaad, having gives up the
be= at 'rektor. On this loamy the Vermeil some
pried them. The mut thought, after the istimatios rate
by Madame St. Jean, and the seeplerse Melted, it behoved
both the parties, for their Mawr mei dery star, to have
vim= the sompaaraship of the Viesera. Oa Intim"
Yreakfort the parks went to DOM, sad sedan be sever*
weeks at that pleas. Some thistedekeitct they lait
Dover sad returned to Oreesd. nine Ite
B mule, where the Frame nen hem at *eh beta
Without recapitulating all the eirounteens. the sone meld
not hesitate to declare its eyries that Or sod the
intim:our= however it right be attempted to be
WS/ full of euricms. The adultery me pirisilatilit
been committed in this hotel It was wee sernamery to ester
into any particular imenerstisa se be he snowmen of
the bedchamber of the Wok swill" asses witness swore
the arramessat was .de beers the parka arrived there
T-8 lame whoa= however, deposed to having sees the
Vises= in Mr. Zing's bedroom, and that she for mom time
diarist they were *than sad wife. At the bone afterwards
takes, Mr. Him Bkpt es the gronacCliese whim Mn. Hine
slept.. the mond Seer, es well as ths Thant St. lea,
with a isimmuatones_ betyess tic arnmeste whisk

Mimed is.., Smithies for the orthesieskin-'iladelierl. la
February, 1848, Mr. Kiag's peethiary atilt.surdte
visit Leedom, and his wife jotted him • but I. Jame she
to Gaud and Breath, wheiis the Viacom St.
]camveid" met her and, as was alleged, lived with her. Oa
the lest day of July she was delivered of a sem, sad
the court, afar duly considering the evidethe on bash sides,
felt bound to 00Mki to the concludes that Mn. Min had
committed adultery with the Vicomte St. Jaw With reo-
pen to the question*, eoaniviame on the part of UN hothead,
connivance was a consent in the islldelity of the wife. It
wee sot alleged in this Came that there wee say sameat
proved by direct evidence bet by indirect iridium. The
Yemenis became very intimate with the family, bat it was
sat tholasively with Mts. Kim far it was disdattly moved
that the Vicomte was a great sompthiam of Mr. Lag.
There was air proof, however, that the hothead wm ag-
eism% et say uteri aides familiarity; the promploa, fnm
the salivate), was to the eitheary. It me as ost to roe•
mg/liaises oa the part of Mr. King la WAN the
ViOCOMUI St. Jima is the home with Mn. Map as •• Sem
of her conflensiest, bet that segligenco did sot mom to
oesaivaeos. From the evidence it appeared Yr. Woe was
debilitated I. body, debased in mind, and gives to lOU M
isteasitioa. It was, therefore, not to be mosilood rOM
the aleatioas of his wife were salaried from his. all rat
the wile* of the seducer found m re* rids 104
Is that court must be by amthmelthes; it walla letil
faithful wilt, while it allowed do /room 1111111111111111111 OW
put of the husband. The plisse hishistheo maM kr&
pounced not proved. As Si ‘lll6Bl NB. AIMS
himself had been guilty ol sdsliq la liseek,Soi rm
Ship Hotel, Dover, with a pima mood Jobe who
Sad be.. engaged by his es sum ma elm bus
seen drembeg la his bedeenth the temanow of Julie
Imhoff dthird the adultery,bat her ovidisso was wisp-
In every part. Vim was mothiag la the cthe to
rilslrd
ei the court to attach say peculiar degree of credit to
that person which would militate thaw those withers'
who could have so bias or interest la the suit; MOM Wes
there any thieg to Seduce it to thick Mr. King himself we.
a as. of high moral character. The court was of *pinks
the Walter, with Jails lashed ices fully proved, sad the
result must be that both parties he dismissed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—IhrtraDAT.
Baron Ma Consing= Oman,.
IN II NMK AND 241.111.—Tia 11.10A12 LIND
Domino Bros.

There was a meetinilw 1 reof of debts on this es'ate.
M r. Coon appeared to rapport of a proof for upwards of
6,0001, tendered by the Maritime issarame Cestpeay, o•
the arrrate estate of Neale.
Mr. Iwele, foe the areigneee, deeded the liability of the
bankrupt ; but, It 'lei's elated to the ecomatieriel.er that •
cue was about to be decided to t►e Cosmos Pleas, is which
the nate question was involved,
lir Honour directed ea adjoaratoent for a month, sad
ordered that 7,0001. of the melee ander the 'spirals woo ei
Neale 'Amid be reserved to sort this alai. is the mate( lb
Nog valstaatisted.

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