The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIG
THIS DAY.

COURT OF QURF/C8
(Sittings In Banco.—Before Lard Ca
Coleridge, Erie, and Ceo
TEE r♦I'EEN (ON THE PROSECUTION
LORD ERNEST VANE TERPEST.-C
. . .

Ia this case a rule had been granted
Beneat Vane Tempest to show cause ir
motion should not be Bled against him
Ames and inciting him to commit a
This rule hail been enlarged once or re
the solicitor for the prosecution not sue
upon the defendant.
Sir F. Thesiger now moved to make i
the ground that Lord Ernest Vane Tel
kept out of the way in order to ovoid .
counsel read the affidavit of a person, v
informed In May last, and believing no
trite, that his lordship had returned to 1
iffiest with hie mother, the Dowager 3
donderry, Park-lane, he went
of the month, and saw a liver)
him if Lord Ernest Vane Tempest w
said he was not, and the depnne
tree copy of the rule in an envelope
would give it to his lordship, and the e
could not until he came in.

—Lord6asoThell-IThere..cannot be th
be must by this time bare had notice e
could have abown cause if ho had thou
Sir F. Thesiger—No doubt winder
Cornet Ames has endeavoured most d
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Lord Campbell—Let the rile be mad
Rule absolute serer:tingly fora aim
Tilt QUF.IIN (0N Tilt PIiObECUTION 01

V. THOS. W. ALLGOOD.—
Sir F. Thesiger moved to make a n
had obtained, calling upon Mr. Then
printer Broad-street, Worcester, to eh,
formation eheuld not be exhibited agait
a libel seriously reSecting upon the chi
man Sidney, who bed held the dB
London. . . .

At the last general election Aides=
didate for the city of Worcester, and
handbill was exhibited in the cit
of the defendant as printer. It stated
returned in 1847 for the borough of St+
opposed on that occasion by Mr. Metey
Oxford circuit, who was the popular
said that Meteyard had got involved
mania in several railway midi
a judgment debt for a lug
him, and that, fearing his suc
nay purchased this debt, and eat
arrested on the cite of the election, ani
disgrace SO preyed upon poor Metcysi
in a few weeks afterward..
Sir F. Kelly, in showing cause at
was sure when he had state(
that their lordships would join
!setting that Alderman Sidney bat
to apply for a criminal information
When the Alderman called upon the
was the printer of the handbill, ho ut
moat candid and open manner expres
printing-press had been used for such
the name of the author, who was •
ability, residing at Worcester, and •
secutor's brother-in-law who accomp
Lord Campbell—Whit is the sit
author it _ . .

Thes!ger raid the affidavits
Honing the name of the gentleman.
Sir F. Kelly said the author was I
been thought proper not to insert his
The learned counsel then admitted th
beyond what was ordinarily tern
and that Aldermen Sidney h
himself from the charge it a
read several affidavit filed on tho p
from which it appeared that a person
an agent of Alderman Sidney, went
while the journeymen were absent at
apprentice to strike off several co
observing that they were for a good a
oppoeed_ to the alderman had gut age
Sir Fitzroy Kelly said the copy on
had been made was obtained in tl
there had legally been no publication
Lord Campbell thought there wa
publication.
Sir F. Kelly raid it appeared that r
up the name, and expressed his rep
the libel, Alderman Sidney elet
addrelaing bim, "You may
teach you liberal religious gentlemen
mined that under there circumstance
donation of the offence so fir am regar
that Alderman Sidney was not milk
mations against him.
Mr. Phipeon followed on the same
Sir F. Thesiger, in support of th
friend was obliged to admit that thelil
our character, calculated and intern
Alderman Sidney, and it undoubted
election for Worcester. Ho denied t
expressed any regret, because all h
sorry for printing it if it were
wee as open to him as
Asa giving up the name of the at
cleat comae for the printer, nor any
be let off, and the author proceeded a
himself to do all he could to bring th
Mr. Lush was she heard in euppe
Lord Campbell, in delivering jud
opinion that the rule ought to be dl
contained • gran libel, infinitely ex
miffed at elections of members of p
elections. It imputed moat disgrace
Sidney, which would be • breach of
went, and render him liable to an ac
and if Alderman Sidney had Ma
court against the author, ill,
no difficulty in granting •
against him. He might also he
for asking for • criminal inforraatior
oertainly not under the circumet
affidavits in this case. He could an
printer was te be direharged, that
open to publish something by ws
ought to employ a responsible fur
pintad and published, and be
he did wrong In publishing the
the whole trawler-iron, be thought
not be entitled to have the rule m
respectable his general character e
thie transaction he did not conduct
He employed a person to obtain
againet Allgood, but what he
relied un was, that immedia
made, the printer gave up th
—a geatlemau living in Wore
the Alderman's brother-in-law, who
son a proper person to proceed spode
expressed his regret at what bad 01
cone for the prosecutor to adop
character, was to proceed against tt
that the affidavits on the part of tb
arrow, and suppressed what It was
milted to the court. tinder all the
should be discharged without costs.
The other Judge* toeing of the sal
Rule discharged without costa.

COURT OF RANI
(Before Mr. Corornirei,

IN RE IiALDWIN.-THIS " M

This woo the adjourned examinal
Edward Baldwin. described as a p
promictor of the Morning Hers/dm
account. which extend overoalvo ah
to February last contain the follow
=swum& 22,360!.; to C. Baldwin
nutty and interest. 17,6771.; to en
38,6471. ; creditor. formah dersaited
3,7621.; profits 6741. ;
given up, 131.; good debtors 1,867
emit and bill areount.l.633/.;lontiti
payable in fall, 1,2600-165/. ;
2051. • dittt hell by creditor.
Der, sad copyright of the MOI
and St. fama's Chronicle, wold
eluding loss on realirstion. 13,1131
for nine months, 1,4001. ; interest,
domestic and personal expense.,
contra, 3,752/. ; deficiency, May I!
The profit and lone account eats
shown, on a total expenditure of 7
of 5741. The receipt. are Mated
14,331/.; advertiaemente, Mornin,
filmodend and St. Jame,' Chront
'forming Herald, 6.312/.; ditto,
Chronicle, 1,102/. The Ines on i
returned at 11,600/.
Mr. Johnson, the official emign
counts had been only recently R
adjournment, for the purpose of e
Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrup
juurnment for three week. was or

THE POLICE
THIS D.

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BOW-RTR

FATAL CARDS OF
JohN Dryer, an ill-looking felt
than is mind for men of hie class
fag Captain Valentine Baker, of t
him a files card of the Ascot race

CulsQTßake, .taredti;;;;
this morning be was driving in b
Station, on his way to Moot, to
prisoner vomited him, asking h
races. Ile bought one, and p
He went on a little way, and