The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COCRT OF PRORATE AND DIVORDR.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
WILLDIGTON WILUX.a..!I AND DALUMPLL
Mr. Maklkelon, Dr l'liilhmore, sod Dr.
Waddiiiirn appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Maellally.
Q.I! sod Mr. Griffiths for the rrq.oelent ; Mr. Chnaubam,
14.1' . sad Mr. Garth for the co.riopou.lent.
The petitioner wee Dr. 14'1111E4ton, ..f Ilaralsworth, near
Birmingham. lee July, 1149, be wee nuirriel to the ne.
Miss Wallas, by Bishop Terrut, at Edinburgh.
or reseed sears they heed happily together; but towards
.4 the remoodent, wee oilseed, homes
olih,ted habits of ialuxicatioo. This led to much►ea-
bLoy .tan Brown, servant to Dr. Willingtoa, said bee
misters. had told her that else used to dirt with Mr. Dal.
lymph., who was a writer to the signet at Edinburgh.
rihe .t 4te•l that they omit to go to parties together, and
used to ride out in the park. She added that she loved hint
very nio,b, and would sootier be in his arms for an hour
than iu her hushand's for a minute. (Laughter)
She told witness in December, 1,09, that the petitioner had
t.. her mother on the 3rd of that month, complain•
inc that she was is the habit of getting intoxicated ; that
the had Ivolien his furniture, and would ruin his
Mrs. Illaikto sent that letter back to the respondent, and
she (Mrs. Willitigtoe) wee very angry about it. On the !Sat
she had a violent quarrel no the subject with the petitioner,
In witota.'s premium, hike told him that she would go to
Edinburgh to the area she Loved; that he (Ueir/1110e)
bad kneed her ; sad thee she had been in his arms
a human'd tiros. libe also made a still grosser stake
meat to her \unhand. After that Dv. Will=
walked away. O. the 17th of February lira.
come to flandrirorth • sad there was an interview between
the parties. Mrs. Biaikse mid she wished to make puma
Mrs. Willingtoo then took her Bible, and solemnly swore
before tool that there was not a word of truth is all she
bad soul, mid that ides bad only said it to aggravate him.
Dr. Wilhugton reppliwl, " I beliere you," and shook hoods
with her. They had previously had separate apartments,
but after this they occupied the same Torn again. On the
l'Uth Mrs. Willingtoo nom more declared that she would
go to Edinburgh with her mother. lie. Willingtou
said she should not, and there was another
quarrel. lie never entered her room after
We 2.1r4 ; sod oe the 2.5 th she left the twine, to which
she never afterwards returned. The witness identified a
letter addremed to the cooesponilent asin the handwriting
of her mistresa it contained the following mune :—" My
dear Willie, , I confess you left me mod abruptly lit
night. It appears quite evident to metluit you did notwinh to
make any appointment for to-day and I thank God I hansom,
grin much pride to eves wish to ask you so meet me. Yoe
know well you hare gained my whole heart's love and
affection more than any man ever did. Your own beset
must tell you what happiness it gives me to me yen, agar
fellow."

--Mr. Trail, a clerk to Mr. IDalrymple, prolate,* user a
sub area duce. tecum, a letter to his'employer from Mts.
Millington. He submitted, however, that be ought not to
give it up.
Mir C. t:resewell having examined the document, mid it
did not appear to relate to soy suit cooducted by the co-
reepnodent for the reeposidwit • and if it referred to any
intrigue between them, be kair'w of no privilege
* writers to the signet by virtue of which t° esso7ll
to lawmen the letter. It was accordingly read. and it=
as fellows: —"Desreet am off to
to.oight by the alas o'clock train. Do 144 Übe sss
you before I go d rely for five minute. The ere
meal .41 sees ; so I want to speak to yon been
I r'. to koow what yes an doing. We plead gouda
only--do the wee. I saw Mr. Fraser, sod be think, that
you are all safe. 'No jurisdiction' is the expand= he
need"

Mr Tr. it also produced two other letters, which he had
remised through the peat for the co-respondent, and al
which the alibeesee were ideutilled es in the handwriting of
Mn. allington.
Mr. MacauLly and Mr. Chambers strenuously !maintained
That the court hal DO night to *silt thn
Sir l ertesweU-1 will take upon me to open them sad
see what is hide.

—The ant, which tore the poet mark of the 22nd of Nov.
hot, war sew r&eey fated to ee follows
" Dear Willia,—De oblige ~smithing me what you are
doing with ado affair at yourtor's. I am with mine
il
emery ti:tiheLir:k we shall pet off, the condonation is so
W
my the judges wii stood as mid wham he read resZetor'e to mamma mates by WWes yeses ego.
flaugliter.) Bet mew they are ring spoil oar ineetuare
@hoe my return to Edinburgh thin year, which is absurd,
so we were tee arm for that—weft we not! 1 only
law to your @See as hulas. wiles you were my
lawyer, sal le my owe sae either, aed before
Se writ we. inset I am aloe told that you
de sd care a bit Soot ma, but I mamottv.e.
peer geed heart credit far sash • speech, s
a
soder eldiptios, for you Askew you bare so noses
Is moat so of your litW trims/ 1 hardly care
he wolf labia way the awe ger. I only care for
yea ; for the day
same it, you will hare to
pry se temolt." The ether letter dated 32, Ar 411146••
Moe* Yersiegtosivadiest, December 13, begged him to
SIM end see bar, adding, " I have base the same of Yrs.Baboileeek. s 1 de set Ida people to dad me out through
Set ether die ass"
Oa eresexasteedea My Trill maid that he supposed
the ether aide keened the fact of the Stine' oxidise* whoa
him. Me Delrymepie Ids=
sod be did not know whore to
with him. woe why he Masa the lettere. Yr.
Daryumle bed so pertain. He was • 'married rasa. aid
he thet Mn. Dalrymple sod kw Gaily reseised
Abassier Ifeupeoe, late • clerk is Mr. Dahraplee
mac laSe. mid that • Lady sited Ms. Maxwell rad to some to
his seder at tie elle& Ones he leek • letter directed
be Km Willie:oas, at Um Wide& Kn. Maxwell was
Is the Sue, sad had the istakr.
Kr. Wads.Lisod, dadeaseder at lliesSeek, is Bed-
bad, aidels Seae
:rimer is lite lagte that Deeisherpies. , INC_ the
ha
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They
them [lt was Isa eddies that
Me. Amon bad noeired a little dog, called
Wesel, me • premeat from the eo-reerdea shis ngll.
west wby beneN
Oe the Mk et Joe wiser west to lesstilly her S sup
say with the paiticeier's attorney's tick. At last she
refuted to speak, but mid bar affairs were is the heads et
bar solicitor. Afterward+ they mawged to draw her
1011•011•SiOIL She thee said that it wee •
InfflOodiu ease, sad that Dr. Williugles would sue it.
she shied that Mr Dalrymple wee as aid friend he
h lay, aid seed to tam her out Adios whet she wee a
little gia She maid, to% that be he laminas dews the
So sad led therefore amerempaakil Sr lar am they weed
=Niebehos, iheshossid at the Beadoek Hotel,
Pored that • lady sad meths= bed *hot there together.
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Sr leerier, see►
peedeeed Whew atter.
weeds mud *IS the atteisefe dirk and idestilled the
hdi sod podiums se the err
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that the ea the Id of
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Isakrui4 es immed tag eertileste of the someed .his.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

. (THIS DAY.)

1 OLD COURT.
(Belem the Rewerise.)
ilia Ise fei=yakiting P'cod sler aying Jiaohn borr'
Val
in.
h.
Nif.d=aNd Mr. Kemp prosecuted, and Mr. T. AMM-
O*
It appeared that between 9 cad 10 o'clock on the
riving el the 29th of April the prisoner and his wife were
la flis tames. of the Three Magpies peislie•hesees. Rich.
Ike!, whore tie demand, who was nee of the militia, cad
swami of his commies were drinking. The deseesed was,
at the time of the prisoner being them very absolve
• lo these who were not of ha party. Tie primmer was very
linch insulted by him. Deceased west up to his
*l_l, and asked tier to go and get him some
. Vie. upon which the prisoner tendered, sad
'me quarrelling took place and demand hit sb.
Ponies wife upon the face. Primmer then Mrs&
,17ach. and a fight took place, the prise:on being mush
1 w•teeated by the militiamen, and during the quarrel the
Pro eier dabbed the deceased so severely lied be dad epos
U. itla of Nay.
1 The pay found the prisoner guilty a rmarlatagbtsr, bet
14144 recommended him to mercy on the pound et en
I"_locAtioa gives to him.
, nos Recorder sentenced the princess ho twelve mouths'
. laPriaunent.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

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