The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-04 00:00:00

COLIZT OF EXCHEQUER.

Yets°. —(I wore the Lord Chief Baron and
listens Leman, Pigott. and Mashy.)
A• •ir silt ng rf ti.e iowt a notice was reail by Mr.
aus 01 the masters, to the etfezt that in
e..c.s thy I ailianieutary Elections Act. 18dA. the
.• t"I I /11111 Martin, the senior plume baron,
*sied.i a tl e iota for the trial of elecuon petitioas
the castling tear.

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• • toolanstte s for lcut., and at the trial in this caurt
; • ~s•tdi ss as Lois.tilted. 1.44 term a rule was ob.
•1 to irt treltir ti e nonvuit, and for a n-w trial, bat a
:.r ?ion b. ing fir oitti out hy the court that the pa:tiei
come to au surangemeut, they agreed to leave the
oltel w the Lamle of the 1.0111 Chief Baron, who tried

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"11:1ordatip now directed that the rule should be mule
..)hile to set wide Ur rwascit, sad eater a verdict for
plairdiff for fa

ZOLXIIII V. LT.

The plaintiff, a miZug agent in-London, brought this
a .oii against an *Monies in Dublin, for negligence in not
~i.eg toths Irish htscumbend Estates Court 84/., for
-.tau land he Lail ;midis ed, whereby the plaiatiff was
..:tacled sod arrezteu in Loudon under the process of that
:nit, and had to pay a large sum of money to cbtain his
..beration. The pliutitiff sazd that he employed defendant
:, make the purcLase, and that he sent him the 801. for
t purpose. The cive was tried at Westm:nster, before
Paron Pigott. u hen a verdict was returned for the
;:sintiff—damages 151.
Mr. D. Keane, L.C., on the part of the defendant, now
vid for a new t sal, the ground that the verdict was
against the weight of evidence. The defendant deoie.l
that there was any t.ef /Wit on hi. part, and the question
!Anegligunce turned upon a very voluminous correspon-
..

Baron Pigott said he thought the verdict was %rituals-
factory.
The Lord Chief Parzn—The court will grant • role,
Ird the correspondeLce need not he read until the case
si.me on fur argument.
Bul.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Befoi• the Judge Ordinary.)
Sir J. Wilde Lae reiumed his sittings after the holidays.
• catuie list is unusually heavy. There are 11 special,
aid 24 common jury pelts, besides 161 to be heard by the
ut itself—making 24)1 matrimonial cases to be disposal
,f Of them 36 are for judicial 'separation, 3 for
:unity of marriage, and 4 foe restitution of conjugal
::„Ltd. The test are for divorce. The probate business is
heavy. The] e are 13 ?pedal and 3 common jury
besides 10 to be heard by the court itself. 76is
c,,ruing the court began with these last, and first with
i ASTON AND Panic t. Junieson AND ioniveox (num nem-
vmirtio).
The Attorney-General, Mr. Hayford, and Mr. Wltityre
the plaintiffs; Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Turner for
• fentlautm ; Dr. Spinke, Q.C., sad Mr. Bark for the
.atervszier.

The tcstathr formerly • baker at Sheerness, died at the
age of eighty, in February last, leaving a will dated in the
provisos month propounded by the plaintiffs. It was dis-
puted on the usual pounds by the intervener, who est up
will of 1158. The case had not, however, mods mnehil
;rcpt.* when we went to prem.

MIDDLESEX SESSION&
(THIS DAY.)

(Itefo-e the atehhtant Judge.)

Soho 14egirrald, 60, was indicted for breaking and ea`
terma the warehouse of William Church, and stealing
therein certain moneys, his property.
Albert Carter 'sidle lived at 17, Camdell-Mtraw, and
was ahopenan to Mr. Church. On the night of the 23rd
• r, at about M minutes to 11, he left the all
• afe. He
_passed and repassed his employer's shop, and
he heard • noise inside of it. He got the
vastance of pace-constable 39 G, and opened
•ie dour with a key, when he found the prisoner.
71 a prisoner was behind the counter, and on witness going
• card., him he impudently told him to mind hie
siLich was then on the door. cud he accordingly piekel up
hat and placed it on the prisoner's head. The eon-
••alle took chugs of him. On looking round the pla.w
• triers mimed abort 4s. in silver and copper that hal
left lying in ti.e warehouse, near to a soap box.
The jury found the pri oaer Gwity.
lie Ahinstatit-Judge testenced him to bs imprison2l
•..nd lent to hard .a our for 12 months.

SECOND coma.
(won: Mr. Tape.)
ME LAW GF ID:3BAND AND WIT&

VOM el Apart r., 20, a p.,iut-r, awl h.f:afrls, bit w3O
wet. hailet. (I for o.eal.ag three eheeta, value 104., the
in Opt rty Al Walter Waluaei, iu wluake boiled they ocespiel
funakhed zoom..

The wife pieaLed guilty.
111 r. Abrams apmii.ed for the prosecution.
Mr. l'a)ne re-kid abet evidence there W.. 1 a;aimtt the
band—the fentsle wa, found dealing with the property.
Mr. Abram Laid it would be a quedion for the jury
f.t tLer, the lit.sbund and wife occupying the same room
.bs ling in the same bed. the wife was not acting
ids r the coercion and by the advice and with the know-
ape of Ler hu-Land, and wives not ware lucidly plead
-ave the husband and Lis pmp'etc. The wife
• ...el he knew as much about it as she tea.6l,ll'y. Stutenoe deferred.