The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. time
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EQUITY COURTS. The
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IMPARTS TATLOIL—IN ER ROCORTON, • EANTLIMPT.
Their Lordships delivered judgement up= this ear,=la.
which. woe se appeal trots the dal its of Mr. "•
Comiefeldoese Holey/ zeteskag to allow the MI&
ers of • blill •of twithenge merited by the
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the MB, fed tam benkawpter, madam= had P
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could be alt nod to be endued la prf. look
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Ise In ee>irir wilt the Salim of the new door,
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wig sit eattlite to poveternse Ora the balenoa Prod •
Plailtwa dappeal was the dintolog will o°4lo. out
Thecae wee mowl about a briefed does by Mr. Bocce,
• Q.C., and ,Fir: (of the owls= limbs') in= to
of the amid; and by Mr., Diablo Q.C., set Mr.
(of the cosmos law bar) contra.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
(11Ittiege in Benue—Before Chid /sake Cookbara
•and.
Justices Cromwell, Williams, and Willie.)
ILAITHCIL AND OTHELS AND OTHINS.—ACTION
• •• A CHASTER PARTY. '
The plaintiffs In this use were British subjects., sad the
defeadanta were Russians. and the echo was upon a charter
pasty, which provided that the plaiestio weed, the Le-
ntils, should proceed to Odom and there take hi a cargo Old
from the defendants. Among other Whirr • the E.
defendant plaided that they wore exefterafed hem
perforeabg their ocalmet by hoetilitke !evoking B
oat tetras& Enahand and Brerabo, and it was ad- Ha
ratted by the plaintilb that this was a good defence, scat& F
lei:Z.:deem be the Bectisque Chamber in Exposit° P
o. but it wee ensiended that thine had heyA
brash saints beton the decierstien of war.
The Umbels seta se Odessa on the 6th F
1814, and having performed qoansatine, went into tteb77;
to &dew cargo on the 170. She wee ready to take in
cargo on' DID 14th %larch, and the lay days expired en the
Sltd April. Oa the 6th Asa the decineker et veer was
known et Odessa, but the Winks fl nemifted ill. Mole
men the Nth Aprfi, etheeitpatdglesetbtri,iad adoy
• se two afterwards WWI away. TY MISS desk arrived ht
Odom Nab en the 20th April, wiles the IMO* theakard-
seat Pah plooe. Pros the Use tithe antral al the Lavinia •
' until the lath Aped the captain repaseedly applied to the de-
'fiendimes far a cargo, and their otiose iris that they had
• ceded his eltarteelerty to Moms. Bever, whom he
must apply to. On one ociesion he did apply to Mame
Bever, who, however, refused to give him a ergo. The
matter sew male before the court upon a 'real cue, and
• 00 question tatted wee, whether the defendiats hod broken
' bootee before the declaration of weir.
• •
thMrdelen. Widenta
lde aniseed for the pleintißi, and Mr. Bova for -
e
The c art was of opinion that the plea was disposed of by •
• tar of Erposito et. Bowden, and that upon the facts the
ere was within the derision In Avery o. Bowes.
• Jatteteeent for the defendants. .
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COURT OF BANERUPTCY. E
(Before Mr. Commiseionor Evans.)
111 RE COLONEL WAVOTE—TRE LONDON AND EASTERN C
DANEINO COSSOLATION.
Mr; lawman, representing Wesel Nada Waugh, who
was lately made a benkript in this wart, applied ter an ex-
tante of the time appointed foe the bankrapt's sue.
seeder, which expires da the lath instant. • The
ground of the applied** woe-Oat the bankrupt was •
prevented by illness from leaving the place when he is tow
resideat, Malaga, and travelling tothiscometry. An "Meet
was pat in, made by Dr. Chapman, the bankrupt's weal .
medial attendant, and deo one by the bankrupt's wile,
. stating that In their opinion a Janney to this come, would
be attended with maims danger to the bankrupt.
Mr. Linklater, for the assignee, submitted that the acpli-
cation was not supported by aufkient evidence, there Wag .
no sEdavit from a medical man In the neighbourhood whore
the bankrupt now wee, nor frees the bankrupt Mod!.
However, if the court thought proper to grant a shoat a:-
tension of the time, the surrender to be peremptory at the
end of that period, the assignees would not object.
His Honour said he thought no harm would be done by e
short enlargement of the time, and be would make an order
enlarging it until the 30th inst., by which time the honk-
rapt must either be preened to surrender, or to lay belie
the court sufficient so idence of his inability to do so.
el an JOHNS.
The bankrupt, an inekeeper, at Raeford, applied fat his
certificate. the ACCOUIDP prepared by Mere. Paul aid
Tinter, show liabilities to ihe amount of 2,2001. • the mete
miff yield a dividend of about 10a. in the pane& It sip
peened that the bankrupt was formerly rather a odelnetei
preform. of the culinary art, and was at one time cook to
Lard Palmentoo,
Mr. Debenham, for the emignees, offered no
and his Honour granted an immediate certificate ofsgreeel%
etas.
THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.
MANSION-11011SE.
Elizabeth Campbell, 17, a ruddy-faced, deenedrollailsof
girl, who described herself as a servant out of piece, bet re-
fused te give her address, was charged with uttering a even-
teat shilling.
Mr. Themes Webber, SI, Lonsberd-stmt confectioner,
deposed the on the provosts afternoon the prisoner
entered
his shop and purchased a bun, for which, in pa sent, she
tendered him a bad shilling, which he et once discovering,
gave her into custody. He knew nothing of her previously,
but semach bed money had been tendered to him recently
that be bad decided epos giving all whom he might in future
detect Into custody.
The Lord Mayor said the public would be much benefited
if that courts were to be always adopted in such CAUL
The prisoner had nothing to any to the charge.
Mr. Goo mdan (chief clerk)—Do you still velum to give as
your residence t
Prisoner—Yes, I do.
She was then /emended.
Eliza Charlton and Mere Ars:Smith, two "howdy dressed
girls, wore charged with lighting in Mansion Ilouft-plat, at
eleven o'clock the previous night.
The charge was clearly proved, and both prisoners
that they had only acted in self-defame, the other having
been the aggressor. Each also produced bonnet, and gar-
ments torn to shred., in evidence of the fury exhibited b
her antagonist.
The toed Mayer told them they were a couple of to
gent., and gave them seven days at the treadmill to c
their courage.
BOW-STREET.
THE TOROZET CASE.—ARPREHICO.ION OR A THIRD
PRIIONtIL
A reepeetabledooking young man, named We. Sehedefiel
apprentice to a printer, in Right/one-piece, was brought o
In the custody of police-constable Steadman, of 1k
division, charged with being concerned ID the late eaten -to
Sof cheques upon the London and Westminster Bonk
W:prisoner is one of the two others named by Brook
and Manly, the prisoners greedy under remand, as th
accomplices in this matter.
Mr. W. Lewitt, a clerk in the advertising department of th
Daily News, identified the prisoner Scholefied
the person who brought him an order, on Sato
day laid, for the insertion it certain advertisement
for Mews. Watheriton and Breeden. The on!
was eccompanicd by a cheque for bl. upon t
London and W./DninIDAT Bank—a eerie/mums wide
excited the euftritie of witness, as it wee n•
the custom of the firm to pay in that manlier
there being a regular scooant, with monthly settlemen
• Witness connivently spoke to the principal clerk in
office upon the subject, showing him the cheque, and have
deducted the charge for the advertisements, and bend
6 prisoner the change (It 101.) Tb cheque proved to be
forgery.
Steadman said he had found *letter in Scholefield'e po
▪ sion written by the prisoner Breoke, while confined in peat
6 and remonatrating with him (Soholefield) for not having 00
4 to his amiatetnee, and "tried to procure Mr. Wontner, t
lawyer," for him. "It was too bad," he wrote," to lea
• him without a penny, even to get refreshments."
re The prisoner was remanded to be examined with
re
companions.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
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ATTEXPIED DONDE&
▪ John Greenfield a greengrocer, raiding at No. 11, He
court, woe charged with attempting to cut his wife's the
Mize Greenfield, the prisoner's wife, who gave her e
• donee with the greatest reluctance' stated that
had been married to the prisoner about seven y .
el during the whole of which period he had tree
SI her most cruelly. Yesterday afteftoon about three o'do
to be tame home in a state of intoxication, and began to o
al her and knock her about. She begged of him to des
tle when be. with an oath, threatened to cut her throat.
pealed of him not to do so, sad be then dragged her upot
in the bed-room, and seised hold of a knife, which he be
• to sharpen on a 'tone. She, in ea agony of terror• so
him to let her say her prayers Int, thinking she should
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