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

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

Dec. 11.
Wears the Judo Ordinary.)
mucluilia (=IQ a. BUCKLING •ND BATLDON.

lir. Phi Minion, Q.C., and Ik. Pritchard appeared for the
petitioner; Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Werrett for the re-
spoodent ; Dr. Spiel's for the co-rtspoodent.
The Rev. /leery E. Stickling, the master of Royston
Creamier School, Yorkshire, niarried the respondent, NM
Chambers, the daughter of • West India merchant, on the
'7th of March, 1849. They bad had several children, two
of whom still survived. The coreapoodent was
• surgeon at Royston, and the medical attendant
of the family. The adultery was alleged to hare bees
committed in the years 1855 and 1856, but it was not
discovered till sonic time afterwards. The petiuoner
brought as action for miss. con. against the co-reepoaden.l
r and M Bayldon (who now pleaded • denial of the charge
prayed that as he had already paid 4301. as damages •
costa, he might not also be condemned in the meta of this
suit. The respondent pleaded a denial, and recriminated
the charge of adultery, besides also alleging cruelty and con-
donation against the petitioner.
For the petitioner tt was shown that Mr. Bayldon was In
the habit of visiting the respondent during. the hours of
divine worship and while the petitioner was in the church.
It was also proved that at Christmas, 1856, when the mei.
limier was from home, the respoodent told the cook, Mary
Orbsoo, that she was looking iD, and ordered her to go lobed
early. doss stberwartis she came and looked at the two mu-
gums so see if they were asleep. Gibe* was awake but she
pretended ant to he so. Soon afterwards she heard a noire,
and down stairs raw her mistress letting in the co.re-
resp.oedsali said to Um, resolute you
ar▪
e" mid he mid, '1 mesa to ha se the MAL. Thal they
mewed Misdrewing-r=zed Magee beard a kind al scuffle.
Oa amoeba seemiee, the abeam of the petiticner,
the menspoodgel depllsi how, sod it was shown that
Mm bed the mat monism presented the appear-
ance of having had two persom lying is it. A letter was
also read in which the respoadeet acknowledged her crime,
sad sod that ID years, or eves a life of penance, would not
be sufflcisat to expiate her guilt.
The reerimmatuag molt was altogether abandoned, and
The jog at ease foiled for the huskaad.
The coast thee made a decree nisi and reserved the
que•tio• of colts, the harped judge remukiog. however,
that he should always be inclined to hold • medical man
who abused his position guilty of very grave muiconduct.
Dr. Deems Ikea asked Vie judge to order the petitioner
to make some prevails far the rempoadost.
Sir C. Cromwell said the power whisk the legislature bad
conferred apse him to order a husband to provide for a de.
'inquest was gm ors that ought to be most sparingly
mereiged. Then might he gases la which such • thong
weal& he wise ; bet be did got think that this was 000 of
them. He bad se seetwel over the damages ; and be should
Ida se know what portage el a vas's smasebie gtlpead be
iambi wise eel he apt ride for • geolligMe wife, who, so far
r:mered trees the proemdlop, bed sot brought her
• inglop imams.

MIER N. lONDIT AND AIMS.

The peillioser, lb. Ler liwathwatt Formby, the sou d
eisegymea, iene • ontlewas la the receipt of • Waste
Wows d SON or I.OSM. s year. Ile ma lived wM the
iiimposiliet for misses Were his
thoodi it ow dated did be hod set limed eZweired*V.
The ire= dew es the 1311) el Joss, 101 d; sad the
et No. 311. Indederniweell,
Osteher the reopeadest took it into
ber bed Mkm lemessA and west nalinowa to the
pandaser te Ospee stables. is Glouceeter-wesount,
where de sessigewirst, Jame Edwin Axiom, was
Wise eassiss Os lialesikw. lie 3rd of November, leek
Mr. Fend., mist awl d hews. sad is the &111111101711 Anna
these te the he.+ and Wilk the reepooded, and after.
wade slept will hew. They sped seedy the whole of the
sent Is bed. esd AXIOM essitlweed to deep with the
thepatldess Maraca swab.
In the imerrelhe bpd bees Ms. ee
Formby to the play,
and ma Yet maiden he women el the petitiowde erste,
lb wkish Yr. Fonsby afterwards toned • seested
. dr. Formby Featly disliked pwfuwee. and
this heibleat led to se sheardis ands mohair* es the
pert ef the respeadest. Mr. Formby thwsupe west he
his wader, the Laddridge, who biro meow.
pealed hiss bask Is the reepoodest, sad weed bar if the
eany we tree? lb* saki it woe. Mr. Formby then lathe
were awl awed west sew it again ; bat he made the re-
white woe paid. by Yr. Lethbridge,
sad Ys / wend times stem admitted to that
ipallswies that die wee .tOl living with dams.
Dr. Demo, Q. 0.. and Yr. Templer were ..howl fee the
potitlawd.
Nr. nerlesed Plied appeared for the reeposdires, sad
pa te ereseemadias the wiluaSel with a view to show
anwinwee es the pan el the petitieser, bat
he O. Oreeswell add that is theysteed aide d the deed-
bp he weld net permit it. The Queen's proctor sight
hereefter Moab, late the emitter if be thought proper.
The Joey hoeing found • verdict for the petitioner,
The court wade $ dame aft, with oasts

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dzc. IL
Win Mr. Otwanisrlser Gou'bare.)
0•1011.L.—DWII1111111/11 CASZ Of • CLIWITY•IeS WIDOW.

Thie was as owes iaalles meeting nod Vow for as
ardor of dishier is themes of Clematis dmearibad
m et Barmalay, widow. She only owes , and Manes
" that she was left a widow with Ire eleiklres, axed UM
eases of her present position was the inadopmem of hot ill,
0010111 to meet our wants, especially during the last three
yams, the femme during that time never haring exceeded
MX a year. For the last two years one of my daughten
has bees aids& with eassamption, which terminated in
bee death lest meth. My late husband was a minister in
the, shwa of inglasd, but hie Moms was limited, sad
earequatly rade wen eseelL"
11 appeared that by Maass the debtor had beam iambi* to
-assraisas required by tat data* mad • formal ad-
tbarelare aniered.