The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-07 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Fra. 6.

Sittings at Nisi Prim at Westminater.—(Before Mr. Baron
Martin and Common Juries.)
THE CASE OP THE W. ML HATCH.

We are informed, on good authority, that the cue of
Hatch r. Lewis, which was opened ea Friday last by Mr.
M. Chambers, and was &dimmed on account of the indis-
position of the Lord Chid Baron until this day, will not be
tried until the sittings after Ender term. In the meantime
it is to be hoped that the public will not be influenced by
the publication of the learned counsel's address until they
hear the defence.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Fn &
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
SMETHURST V. TOMLIN.
This was a suit relating to the will of the late Miss Banks,
and Dr. Bwahey moved that the plaintiff's demurrer to the
plea that he had been convicted of felony might be argued
before the issues of facts were tried.
The court granted the application.

COURT OF APPEAL.—fts. 6.
(Before Dr. Robertson, Surrogate.)

THE BET. MB. =DILL T. BEALE. -THE !T. DMINABAS,

mum CASE.
This case, which has been so repeatedly before the court,
came on for the purpose of bringing and completing the
proofs on both sides preparatory to the appeal ming sent up
to the Leeds of the Privy Council for hearing.
Mr. Bode, who conducted his cue is person, completed
his prods at the last court day.
Mr. Brookes, on the part of the Rev. Mr. Liddell, brought
in several affidavits, which were admitted as proofs.
The horsed Judge ordered that the prods be admitted,
and the cause assigned for hearing before the Privy Council.
DONWELL r. THE BISHOP OF LONDON.--[HI CABS OF TEE

REV. JAMES soinfrat.
This cue, which is an appeal by the Rev. James BonweU,
lately incumbent of St. Philip, Stepney, 'list the judg-
ment and sentence of deprivation pronounced against him by
Dr. Luahington, Dean of Arches, for conduct calculated to
bring scandal on the church, in relation to his connection
with Miss Yoratii, who gave birth to a child in the school-
room adjoining the church, the facts in relation to which
have been repeatedly before the public, came on for the
admission of libel.

The Hey. Mr. Bonwell conducted in person at the last
eourt day.
Mr. Toiler, from the office of Mr. F. Hart Dyke, on the
part of the Bishop of London, admitted the libel.
The Court then onlered that the Rey. Mr. BonwoU bring
his proofs at the next court day.
This was the whole of the business before the court.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Fre. 6.
(Before Kr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
IN az LAURENCE, NORTINORE AND SCHRAINUL —THE
LIATHEII FAILURES.
At the conclusion of Mr. Lewis's speech,
The Commissioner said—This is erase of such magnitude,
and involves questions of so snuck importance to the admini-
stration of the law of bankruptcy, as well as to the com-
memial interests of the country, that I shall take time to
give it the most full and deliberate consideration. The
Judgment of the court must therefore necessarily be re-
served.

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