The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

1 J17D6118" CHA 'OHBA - -fizrtimazx 1.
(Before Mr. Justice Wines.)
tianatin &VIM AIM PM lATL. -1112 41.1r.itg C. PALLE
RACRET TllllPtiolk.
nil wow another spike:thou for bail on the part of
aflame Bethel. The names of three persons had been
'vets to Meows. Lewis] and Lewis by Kr. W. H. Roberta,
e utterer y far the dcfrodant. The !sour of 12 o'clock
Wee appointed, and Mr. Hader Rigby, the barrister,
attended in
tad
of the application, and Mr. Lewis,
Ain. is) to Oppose it.
Ilnglillretof the proposed bail was its attendance, and
the meter was pet off till 1 o'clork, when the other
III:did not idsow.
ilrrlawla, atter emir:Werth 4 delay, oath an appli-
Attain to kW lordship. He profaned the notice ho had
it ccivitl, and said it was the "sixth" &pp:nation. Bad
Bed only attended on one oerwaion, and were refused. lie
Waked, in order to stop the applications which were always
attended with expense and trouble, for coda. The soli-
alter on the ether side was present, and it was evident the
Miff did not mean to appear.
Mr. Justice W, tiles *aid he bad no power to order comet.
Se install et whether the bail s °aid attend.
The Cork of Mr. Noborts said one had attended, and he
had waited for the other parties.
His Lordship said bail was to be put in by two. The
ainovnt bad been reduced. Although he should have
beard the application had the parties appearod, he coo d
not help saying that Mr. Ju tice Blackburn was quite
tight (it he might be pe•witted to make the remark of his
lowness btother) in stating that -the application ehoald
have been made before a magistrate ; and Mr. Tyrwhitt
Was also tight in not hearing the attpication when ma le
ib him at Mai thorough Poliee-court. All that wai 11e.T.4-
tat y was to obtain a certificate from the Central Criminal
Court that bail wee to be taken in the amo Int 'neatened,
and then the magistrate would have had full authority to
. lwve heard the application.
' . Mr. ItnLert.,'s clerk ntibarked that Mr. Justice Block.
*ln said ke had no jurisdiction in the matter of bail.
Mr. Just ea Willett had no doubt that a ju to at
citanibms had jurisdiction. and so had a magi.trste.
Mr. Lewis observed that the general practice was to
apply toe magistrate.
His Lordship said in the country the common practice
undoabteoly was to apply to a inualstrate, and the gene-
ral practice was to do so in town. Ile mentioned the
practice, as a judge now only attended at chambers tw.oe
in each we k.

Mr. Lewis referred to a sire umeance in the history of
the defendant which the learned ;mire thoutcht needed
not to have been meta:med. Mr. Lew.e added that it
wee necewry in such a case to refer to all matters in
which the defendant yea concerned. He itjorm,,j his
lot dabip that one of the proposed bail on the present urea_
Sion, Mr. Stack, had liven refused by the learned
Ree Order at the Central Criminal Court.
Mr. Justice Willes said he saw by the newspapers that
the jury had differed, and he should have heard the ap-
plication had the bail appeared before him.
Mr. Lewieaaked for protection fries, such applieations.
His Lordship had no lower, he sail, to order code. An
application could be made at any time, and would be
%cud._

.41ns stud 48 houra' notice wax required.
The learne.4 Judge. mid a magistrate mit every day. and
a judge now only tWiet! a week at hatub,:rx. The next
ooraxion wax Friday.
The partic• then retimil.

THE 11'7'1 LLD )70.HT...F0R THE Ci.4Y•

I'IO.Y:SHIP.

In reference to the cam of the Henry
Mien, who was on Monday bound over in his own recog-
*ince* of SOW. and two sureties of 400/. each, to
keep the peace, or in other words not to engage in the
contemplated prise light with Joe 004 P, originally ap-
pointed to come off yesterday, Mr. Abrams, of Bow-
street, made an application to the chief magistrate, Sir
Thomas Henry, before whom the case had been bean!.
Mr. Abrams said that from an iutimation which had
fallen from the learned chief magistrate lie thought him-
self justified in asking him (Sir Thomas Henry) to con-
sider whether, under the circumstance!, he might not
reduce the amount of ban.

Sir Thomas Henry mid he could not do that.
Mr. Abrams said he had to propov as one of the hail
)Jr. Tanahael, neva jig Nat Ltnglarn, the landlord of
the Mitre Tavern. St. Martin's-lane,

Inspector Silverton said he knew Langham, and had no
objection to him as one of the boil.
Mr. Abramethen propoeed Mr. William Brown, landlord
of the Railwa7 lan, Salford, Manchester.
Inspector Silventon said he did not know Brown, but he
understood that Mr. Langham did.
Sir Thomas Henry raid that we, hardly satisfactory.
He should certainly require (either investigation before
he took upon himself to aeeept Mr. Brown as one of the
sureties. It apicared to him that the steps which had
been taken to prevent the contemplated tight betwe
Mare and filtuldwin had not been eifficient to deter
others from attempting to commit a similar breach of the
peace. which it was quite evident that the prisoner
intended to do. liovennuent was determined to suppress
them proceeding.. and he should certainly not aerDit
Brown es one of the hail until satisfied that he was sole3tit
to the amount of the surety.

Mr. Abrams üb.erved that the tight kid b..cu app hated
to take place that taunting. Thu time being now pa .td
the fight could not take place.
Sir Thomas Ileum wa. not .are of tit tt. Perii!). tlet
regulations alight be altered in a ea-, .f cm 4.1%r Y.
Mr. Ablaut. Alien Ito.l Ismti in eum.oly
flay, and after three days' incareeraf lo• e. add 11.4
a to eu, nuut rm 4 prize tight :ti timer
who was in goal
Sir Thotivu, 11.11ry was 0.4 -ore of that cif h.q..

Mr. Abranu, ..ke;t !t* h... • 11.4 ,ur,•ty
rel.nnsible 11.• n.. in 1.-ild. h.• tllgllt renew the
auptiuttivn beivre the ti,ing .r any time tu-
ntotrt•w.

......
Sir Thomas IT. •,17 d h.• 11/Ipc
attend to aoy it i• he ha•l in, ,1 r
ktVl.lll4` lle hour longer than w.!
--
>ary for th.• wl• of ju+t•.ce• At the reitne tint• h.• in t•t -iv
that he hoped t in•s would a 1.., le a;.prelieuded. v. that
they might IN 411 be Is itlllllllVvr.
Impector Sileetion mint that he and liopeetli• Tann..r
(of the detective force) had been out the smater part of
the previont, night in Peareh of mot had every reas.m
to I rlieve that in a few I rhe would '• ein en-to iv.
The putties then withdrew.