The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-19 00:00:00

ASCOT JULY MEETING.

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PRINOI or WALLY rAoar CLI7I.

Tbe met ropoliteit yaebking meat was yeeterday
Ineught to • eiwie by the wwwiaillag nee el Me ebeie pew
porous dab. whist: bet bees eiSignennimi of /Ma by s pot
scam= of emenbers, The now mew from EH* to lbe
Cloplasa Hied, sell As liketteg were tie contesilog
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Yachts. lbee. OWINIFI.
Merged Maid
Vloilet • lord deice.
Why Met
Barrels, • Captain Oin.
Xemaoset f Mr. P. Tama
Bemis
Tie Oreed sigemer eeteeidel des rteei Ill• '
manes of seetbsts al the 0114 their fri forends. stead
the comfort el the genie wee ea mid well provided
for by Oartola Whistler, her eldpper. Thu Beetle and
Why Hobe are two new slippers immeited this arson. The
y
Violet oE sad the ratieserries hod de-
servedly ' ma : hum The prism were a silver cup
sad cover, by Mr. F. 8. Adam, tile mew ammo-
dote, for in beak and a silver cup far the second. The
start took pleas et Oh. 40 min. 30 see., the wind blowing
vary fresh from W.S.W. The great proieure upon our
eirpskarealudee us from giving the details of the race, but it
as follows :

b- min. sec.
The Bessie, winner of the Bret pies 6 8 50
Why Not, winner of the mooed yam
6 22
35 35
45 Violet
The prises were pr noted by Site cosonteases in the asosl
moassr.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIGRALTY, JULY 18.—Armurrxxititi.—Pay-
reastees B. Allen, to the Melpemees ; and J. Berko, to the
Hibernia.
Assistant Paymaster T. Elliott, to the Itelremeete.
Clerk H. J. Hera, to the Melpooteoe.

WEATHER REPORT.
imam JOLT 18. $ TO • L.

late intelligence.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

JULY 18.
(Before the Jodge Ordinary.)
MUDD' O. BRIDGI MW CARTIIII.L.

In November, 1852, James Timothy Bridge, a plumber,
at Manchester, married the respondent, and in 1866 he went
out with her to Rio de Janeiro. In the following year she
returned home, alleging that the climate of South America
did not agree with her. At first she went to live with her
father•in-law, but her conduct was so bed that he wan
obliged to send her away. In July, 1860, the husband also
returned, and a month afterwards the respondent bolo a
child, of which the co-respondent wee stated to have ac-
knowledged the paternity. There had 'seriously been two
children of the marriage.
Mr. Swabey appeared for the petition.
The Court made a decree nisi, but without costs.

PEARSON P. PEARSON.
This was a petition for a dissolution of a marriage, pro-
moted by a wife on the ground of her husband's cruelty and
incestuous adultery.
The parties, who came from Cheshire, were married on
the 10th of May, 1854, the petitioner being then about 27
years of age, and the respondent, a widower, of 43, with •
son living. The union was for about two years • happy
one ' • but after then the respondent began to be very unkind
and exacting towards his wife. fie insisted on her going out
to work in the fields, and on her refusing he was very angry
with her. In Jaly, 1857, her uncle died, and she
entitled to a legacy of 3041. The money was gives te the
respondent, and he threatened to go &breed with
it, leaving the petitioner homeless and peanfless.
To prevent that, she got up early one sesning,
obtained possession of the money and rave it to
ber brother for safe custody. When the respondent
discovered what she had done he insisted upon her telling
him where the money was. She refused, and he threw her
down, knelt on her cheat, took out a knife to her, and put
her in fear for her life. She managed, however, to call her
servant, who interfered on her behalf, and then she slipped
out of the house. The respondent gave chase to her; but
she escaped. Afterwards be sent for • policeman, who tame
into her mom before she was dressed and took her in custody
to Stockport,. She was of course instantly released, sad
she then went to her brother's for • year and a half. Her
husband visited her, and • reconciliation was at last effected.
In June, 1869 abe had a child, and she agreed with her
brother that she should receive the interest of the 300 f. for
Its 111111104=10011. The respondent endeavoured to induce

her to restore the many to him, but she refused. Another
eeparation, therefore, took pay anything
and the respondent gave
the brother notice not to pay anything o►er to the peti•
tioner. Evidence wee produced of an incesioue cohabitation
between Pearson end the widow of his brother.
Mr. Day &waxed for the petitioner.
The Court was of opinion that the petitioner wee entitled
to a divorce on the ground of incestuous adultery, but sue•
pleaded the decree Did.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JuLT 18.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.)
NI NUM.—A TRAM MCNAIR'S NANKIMPICT.
Thim was an examination meeting under the bankruptcy of
T. W. Pybua, of No. 23, Lames Pountuey-lane, timber
merchant.
The balance-sheet, prepared by Mama. Hart Brothers, and
}kyles, extends from the Ist of January, 1858 to the 3rd
el June bust, showing the annexed summary. Debtor :To
I auditors, 4,1891. 3a. 2d. ; gift of J. CI sen. 1501. ;
legacy T. Pybua, see. 901. liabilities, 6,2541. ,7s. sd. ;
total, 9,5931. 7d. Creditor: By property, 5661.7.. 4d.;
expenses, 3311. 10s. lid.; house and personal. 1,0011. 6.. 7&;
losses, 2,3291. 7a. ; deficiency, 1201. 11.. ;
5,2541. 75. sd. ; total 9,5931. 1.05. 7d.
The bankrupt pained his examination.__

-lif NICHOLLS AND NOICUL
The bankrupts were tallow brokers, of Bishops's**.
street, who recently failed for a large amount. North was
tried for appropriatiog warrants for tallow to his own pur-
pose. sod acquitted.
Kr. Denton, funs the oaks al Messrs. Fresh/I.ld. aid
NOWOLO, for Mr. J. G. Hubbard, formerly Governor of the
Bank of England, now applied for leave to inspect the books
of the bankrupts. Mr. Hubbard, who was one of the
largest importms of Burman tallow, had entrusted
of the value of 8,0001. to the baakrupts to sell, =lre
name of the party to whom it was disposed had not bon
disclosed.

The order was made after acme diem-anon, :subject to
condition'.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRClTlT.—Ciniz.msroaD JuLy 18.
A bill wea preferred at these assizes trchldr. W. R.
Ravens, one of the magistrate' of the Co ester bench,
against eight of his brother magistrates, and the clerk to
the bench, for a conspiracy to get bin removed from the
eominimion of the pace,. Thu charm it appears, wee out
of procesdinp that hare recently takes place in the Court
of Queen's Noah, sad which were fay reported at the
time. The mad jury threw out the MIL

OXFORD CIRRIJIT.-14T JOLT 18.
The onnunision for this city and county was opened hem
today with the usual fornadttlea. The Wender is not
quite so heavy as usual. There are nevertheless upwards
of fifty primers for trial, including two CUM of attempted
murder, two of manslaughter, three of cutting and wound-
ing, twelve of batty, two of forgery, two I.4may, and
two raps mesa. Nisi Prim business will beheavy.
There are several eases marked for special juries, but they
will not be celled an until Monday next.

WIIOWAN CIRCIIIT.--SALintra; JULY 18.
This emandmion wee opened here yestesMay morning by
Kt. Imes Cbennell. The colander is lighter then it kiss
ham kr a Slot 84 years, there being only WWII pri-
mness let whilst less them thirty were disposed of at
by • aim* And there is but lint. civil badmen to
Creletie bar for the paucity of criminal cases.
"ses el the ease oesunesced this morning, but
mews is dear awl was of sufficient public interest to
ealbeariped.

NORTHERN OIRCUIT.—Yosa, Jut: 18.
CROWN COURT.
WITI MIDIS NUR KEMAL

Jaw Halrieworg, 37, was charged with the wilful murder
of Elisabeth Holdewoeth on the 10th of June last ; and
also shooting Joseph Snowden, with intent to murder him,
at the place and time mentioned.
Mr. C. Foetar stated the case for the prosecution, which
will be gathered from the following evidence of Joseph
Smowdea, who t=t —I am a cabinetmaker, and live with
my father at F tolls:. The primer kept Hawks-
etas toll-bar, where had been shoat three years. I went
there on fiatarday before the murder, being fetched by my
niece. I stayed there all night, sleeping with the primmer.
In the morning the prisoner called his wife down stairs to get
some money. She procured it, and he then told her that
she and her daughter could go to bed again. On the
following day (Sunday) I went to use a sister of mine at
&lista), about a mile sad a half from Eawkerliffe. My niece
fetched me again, and I returned to the toll•bar, where I
found the prisoner, and stayed all night, the prisoner having
gone with a brother-in-law of mine to see his parents.
The primmer returned about eleven o'clock the following
day (Monday). He move& times told me to go away, sad
and he would net have me. I heard my sister my that
she was going to tlit (meaning that she was about to
rate from her husband). During the day, a man in
• gig, el whom my sister demanded some toll or name
sheep that had lamed through before. I went out, and the
man tbenidrarre away, after paying the toll. When be had
gone, the primer* psi me my hat over the half-door of
the toll-house, and told me to go. My skier was ea the
road at the time, sad I persuaded her to ge with me. We
west aloes the road in a direction towards Elteeton. After
we Wpm upwards of 100 yards, I beard the prisoner
call after ea, " Come Uwe back, Jam, and let him
go." When we left the bar•bouss, I heard the prisoner
ghat the door. Alter he called out, my sister wanted to
tarn hack, as she said her husband would be burning her
clothes. We west back along the footpath, she being
manses the road, sad I being closer to the wall. After
going nearer to the toll-bar, I the report el a gun, and
I thea ran away. My hat at this time fell off my bead,
and I saw blood on my waistcoat. When next I saw my
Miter, she wee laid in the channel, between the footpath
and road. I ran forward until I saw a policeman, and told
him my sister was shot, and I then went to a neighbour end
told him. I was wounded in sir places. I saw a dyable-
barrelled gun at the toll-bar-house, in the lower room. I
can't may whether it was loaded or not.
The defence set up for the prisoner was insanity, and
witnesses were called in support of that plea.
Under his lordship's direction the jury returned a verdict
of Not Gently on the ground of i011•111q.
IThe prisoner will be kept in safe custody during her
Majesty's pleasure.

ALLEGED MUMMY OP LIVERPOOL DOCK OFFICIAL&
—At the meeting of the Mersey Dock Board yesterday
(Thursday) a long discussion took plane relative to a Mato-
Inert that one of the dockmasten had been bribed by an
American captain, who bad given him three sovereigns for
aortas facilities. The dockmaatee, it was stated, had held
out a pill-box to the captain, andaaid, " You see, captain, I'm
obliged to take opening medicine.^ The captain had posi-
tively refused to give any information either to the com-
mittal or his own consignees, saying that he had got what
he meted. The matter was referred to a committee for
strict investigation.
OSYSTAL YALACL BELLLING DAY.—
Tao Y, JOLT I&—TIVELTYM Aeceg? OP N. BLONDIN.
—Admissions no payment, 19,169; ditto by salaam tickets,
1,861; total, zi,coo.
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