The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-06 00:00:00

LAW INTICLLItIENCIL
(THD) DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(adore the Master of the
ct."ll r. THE ,Er'I4ITAIT use tcTATE INDIA.
Ili* Hower ways judgment Is this is.., which was argued
last term. The plaintiff i. the Iced peewee' represestative
of Leal Clive, and the snit ems ineetutol by him to re-
, -err from the goveronient of India lee lac. of rupees,
.1 the sum of ir1,7(13/. kSI sterling, and also five.
iabtios of . mint 11 24,Itsf. with interest from the
.4 meptenshro, WO. alleged to be dim to the estate of
the tint Lool Vlore. by rearm of the circumstances which
motorised the wieder of Use government of the
lodic. from the Lad lode Company to her Majesty.
llooour. in giTIDA judgment, after noticing the jade..
cum April, Ir.o made between the Kant India
Company of the ear part, and Lord Clive of
the .eber part, mid that little turned upon the
of that deed. in wEich lb.. obyeet of Lord
Ch., ear to ohtam ample security for the due 11'1,rib-
...ism .4 the lurid with which it dealt (amounting to 90.04/0l:)
for the beset of the military service of the company. Ilia
limier then commented apes the various sections of the
..et el 21 and '2'2 Vict. chap. 106, sod observed that the .oth
eetrom was the tn..; materiel, as by that all the real sad
termealpreperty .4the company use vested an her MaJsetr
roc the governmest of India. The question, therefon. was,
lal the Ilcs lays of rupees form peg of the property ef
by
the
East lariat Company within the terms of that clues
the deed of 1770 it was recited that Lord Clive hed
tloit the court of directon and their eseemears he
rpetual trustees of a fund, camidisig of the lee ha a
rupees sad the three lama rupees, sad it west ass. het 11111
two ms... an azgrqpie feed, bvag intareetattlf. par awl
Ind that clause pea to this fund ! Thereselne
it isto the : Dees the chase peas Vr' llajosty the
propeny held by the East ladle eumpamy as trmetese, lad
to he employed by themes each is and for the government at
lode. Fir lloaAir was a spigge that it did, awl afterlui
elaborste statement of mine caseidenstiose analog out of
the circumstance, .4 the nee in MIME= to Merest sections
of the ect, he denied that the plaistifre cam failed, and
that the bill must therefore be dimeimed.
The rt.licitor Gemini!, Sir Hugh Cabs" Mr. Pam*
%tr. Wickets, and Mr. Melville appeared is the ars.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

(Belay ill;
Firm' r. HEM AID WADS. —AMT.=

XAMILIAGR.
Mr. Musiday. Q.C., med Dr. Brinks, appeared. for the
petitioner, Mr. Henry Charles Hes* as artist, residing in
Loudon ; Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., sad Dr. Tristram for the
res pondent. who denied the charge of adultery, and pleaded
wilful separation without user aced neglect conducing to
the adultery. The covrepoodent, Mark Wed., who we.
not represented by conceal, simply denied the offence
imputed to him.who
m.T;Ttisettihnetioer,l istthLso4.of Mr. Heatb.tthhe.llo July,v,
She bad= mother'.. servraLtonat Farm,
mod the wedding was • clandeetise one. The respoodent
continued to bve at 'balk Farm lot some time. bet at
length she left, under the pretext of ;oieg to titooeham,
in 'italfulk, to see her mother, who she rid was ill.
The petitioner provided her with money for the journey.
and made her • molar ellowante, which he continued until
I iscasabor hut. From Stooebain she wrote intermingles
that ehe bad had • miscarriage ; and he, suspecting that
something wee wrong, made itemiriee which led him to he-
lieu that the statement was false. He them rie
fused to cohabit with her again until else had given his
a satiefacteev ',count of the matter. Mho them west to
lire with a an. larke, her east, and afterwards as her
father's how. She kept up • urresposdesee with him,
but did sot emceed in clearing up the leery shoat her ran-
=ir; sad at wee at last *moped that abe should go
e service of the co-respoedesit, who is • Wow,
with • wife sad a large 'homily, and is whose
employ she continued from ledd to MO. Evilest* was
gives of a cohabitation between the resposdeute at Har-
wich, end of the birth of a child on the 3rd of November
lest year. They passed as Mr. sad Mrs. Head, Wade re-
presestiog himself to he • commercial traveller.
There being no defence,
The jury found for the husband, and
The enurt made a decree nisi, the petitioner agreeing to
the reepoodent MI. a year no long ea die nariaid
haat/ and unmarried.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Wore Kr. Coeunimeireer Goobers.)
IC MORECILAJT.
This was as eaamio•tino most... The brakropt, Edwin
Moreer•lt, late at Barluigtou-areade, Piccadilly, was •
tutu: brier, bet b•d bees coollood is Wbilocrum-strort
• _

-TbSdebta Sr. 427?., with so east&
Mr. Aldridge, wbo had bees appointed by Lord West-
bury, appearod to conduct Use reesedissa
Altar some dioramas as atijoaromen for two months
was entered.

THY POLICE COURTS.
(TIIIB DAT.)

GUILDHALL.
Merin PT otormows MILO Of TIM CRT.
aranyer. who how boos omit( se he pscuhar
hoe of boohoos is Wood•oiroot is the lam of " Hugh
Joan ad Co." ad in Getter-km Is that of " McGregor
ltrothers," was Might up befoee Alderman Allen for dial
emminatias relative to various charges of fraud.
ldr. Heard, insireeted by Yr. Woven, of flaubhies Trade
Pnaectioe.allsse,meducted the prusecutioo, and Mr. Drew
&feuded this primer.
Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, having read over the evidence
is retinae* to two charge. against tin primmer for °Man-
ta. goods in the same of •• Hugh Jonas mid C 0.," of Wood-
stmt. a third caae was proc•nded with in which thir pri•
osor woo armed with °Wilds. three rolls of oicurnut
Mire maths& vales about 'L, of Messers. Diesait 'ad
nom, ni the Borough.
Xr. Heard mid in addition to tho evidmie already Wore
the court relative to the last charge, the esesanut fibre mat-
ting, through the iestammeniality of Nakor, the dotottioo
Aker, who had discovered whams it hod Ma di pissed of,
would be pulsed. wool as thud would ouniploto the me he
woold thew mot Ira law pilowtoes saw niltal upon all lb.
=l7Was had mai hi stewed osortiows M bulag
.Nowtomo end C 0.," of 72, With...stmt. bon ao
that lino woo ow raw wt, so farther gaud could result
hem assert tommol.

itee4llase;se were thee cella& who proved that the
primer depriled the astalas qeettion with Yr. Stowe,
as setisseer, al 7ereetreek o• the 11th .1 November, the
ass day la sr Malaise& sad received shames use it of
44 Te.
Saar, tbe sits Wile his did assidwahis
lipase is iseldsg bin isseiris hed ressived said
reeisiss is as sirs al Vii.. halenariks hes
Mass Issas. ei the Trade Prelosiles belay, erbe
pmeraMais 110 Frisisse fee Se
m hand% and asertaised
that Newham awl Ow_i Me a 72. Wallihtstresh bed use
wconirneacad et 54. Weetirtweet. all" G. aim am leed
awl were wisp eatassive eiders be tie Nallisbais Woo
people kw perk-pies sod Wins Ohebileme. They had
rateredied is abhaishi ass lea et larbsys, hut the publishes
el their_peasedisp hid oinked their egenriess fer a tau
Mr. Wasik hos Ittubbes aim, aid say emelebasee Sas
meld maw lb. police "add be read* gives es all saes-
✓ose awl that their repasts of Se mesa sad essepstioss
• swiedlere sad others carry*/ OS a deshand Nodal trade
were at all timer open for Sepsis la tbe latareete of

YLr. Bend said he bad in hie heed isMeire addressed by
the prisoner to Messrs. Samar, awl be, of Nottingham,
of when be endeavoured to Alan • ipinntity of le geed,
le July lest referring then he •.
M. W. Townsley,
and C 0.," of 12, ntabringdenn, end " fiekwyd Brothers,
and Co." of CA, Besingheldleeet Oa that occa•
nos be gave the name of McGregor Brothers,"
and addrewed the Meta+ fro. 5, Gull*. laws. Them
was ales a isotherm in cued who let an aloe to the pri-
ewer at 23. Lawmen Pountneydrues, is Much leek ea
which ecaeles M psi the reference of " Holroyd
Brothers," wed owned is beinasse in the is.. of " Ander-
we
and MeGregee," which he afterwerds altered to
McGregor Brothers." aid as leaner/ shortly afterwards
be put up a some to the following effect :—" Moitlieg
day ea Matarday." nese and other cossrannicatiose
hell hem fomented to Stubbe's Trade Protection ofßces,and
alight hereafter fovea the gr”unalwork of other chairs.
Mr. brew courted publicity of all thew facts, although
tber did not bear directly on the charges spied the pn•
weer, but he thought it would lead to the apprehension of
tons culpable parties.
me prisoner wee then committed for trial on three
charges of fraud.

CLERK EN WELL.