The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-03 00:00:00

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Cobbett applied ft w • writ of habeas corpus to bring
haabood tab court with a new to his discharge boos the
esstady of the keeper of the (tomes Prison, sad in doing as,
mar a Meg statement, soma 1 arts of which excited a good
deal of martswist. She Raid that her huabsad had bass sr-
mast dam them for the same debt. The CllOll had same
bows bawd be asty mart, thosO she has had a mamma Me
Sim Sew P. Pollock, ad she Amid am ham had to twist&
their lordship If aaw mild hare rot flake *cm him The
puede af bar moths we that the actin had has carried

oa withoet intriduelng mum nacearery defendant ; thatti;
c. erg had been paid, no matter by whom ; and that Dlr. Cob-
test had been diechareet The counsel who had at-
tended against her bef.rt Sir F. Pullet k had practised
grew deceit, end she bad gone to the Lord
Mayor, in war to obtain a munmons 'gleam him. She
niw completes* al the fraud of that learned counael, who had
got into F. Poffock's room whdet she sees oat** tad
prequatrel himardnist her. She kd obtained a babe. to
reosore Mr. Caffhett foss Horarreongioulana Gaol to the
Quaffs Rion, bat they bad taken him heck to
HiglialMilr•ine. which they bad no authority to do. It
was enly en the third hater that Mr. Cubbett bad bren n-
affed to the Queen's Priem. There were two write of
habeas expels, the Queen's writ and the judge's writ, bat
what she bed obtained was the Queen'. writ, to remove Mr.
Cobble*, sad that writ, she submitted, ought to hero be.
o She had taken the writ to tho sheriff end had
peM him U. Is. sad after that the sheriff had no
Ceto tabs Mr. Cobbott kto Horsemonger-lane.
tt ems MI " ()Wield T. Cobble,- her husband had
been ddialatit In prism for twelve years, and had been at
With Mesharyd by the groateut authority in this land,
Air been repeatedly reprimanded and seat beck.
She that she wen pnjudt. el by the frequent ap-
/Meager width she had mods f .r writs of habeas
The Chid Julies said be understood this men had been
hdlimgene logo In the Court of Meets'. Bosch.
Col6.ll—No, not ono into. Mr. Sturgeon, oaf of
bat mined, Minded to argue the point of privilege, sad
Mr. Cliblim Ye other counsel, to argue the point that Mr.
Cobhga bed been oat of moody, but the .ourt was shoat to
ries, and the judge said only ma counrel should be board,
ends may the point of privilege bad been argued.
Mr. Justice Crowder said that on the point of privilege he
bad reamed the writ, and afterwards an applieetiun was
mai:e to the Queen's Bench, when the court &cited that he
was right. As to the other poiat he did not know what that
w.
Ign. Cabiott—Tbst he bad been out of custody.

Mr. Jumble Crowder coatiewsd—He hod made the twirl
eider that Mr. cabet should go to the Queen*. Prison, sad
palely afterwards was infortued that ho would nut pay the
sisal fee. Cpaa that be ordered that he should imly be
token to the Queen's Prison upon pa) nig the ist which the
act of parliament required.
Mrs. Cobbett—There were, she might .ay, millions, but et
ail events *bourn& of rears in her favour. She bad been
*dried that Mr. Cotbett had a right to go to the QOM..
PAM. As to fees, she had pod SO/. for fen for
sod dm °Beers hail nxtoried 101. from her. A jtrei=
afterwards decided that no hes were doe apot a primer's
Imbed but the officer. took an much as they could pet. She
heal irk, to go into the notatid2 of fete, for it was a mean
of elsraright robbery allrther. Bbe &mid that all had
not paid any be. She had p.MI 7!., and that ems enough.
But if any fee was due, then wag a way of enforcing at.
salr... C'hief. Justice suidtemed shot if the affidavit could be
imitaded as to that a writ might be granted.
Yrs. Cobbett Ws moved to set wide a judgment is an
emits to which ber Imsbead wee a party.
The Mg Jostles, when ohs had concluded, mid he
battddies se resod gar wa•Ung mid* the judgment, which
ben e
ableensd.
Kra Cobbent—bs thwelhar ease you will lm me amend ?
The Chief histine—la the ether rase all I ma my is that
dr WNW* se preatat Band does not show any ground
Ifs fee talorkeeses
Cubbett.—Thow I will apply again to your lordships
M—aw. (Loughtar.)

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