The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-22 00:00:00

OPENING OF TRINITY TERN.

This was the first day of TrieityTerm,xoTthe herbal
Judges of the several ODlllial at common law took their
sesta oo the beech at the usual hour.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Sittings in &woo. --f Before the Lord Chief Baron, sad
Barnes Bramwell mad Chanson.)
14,INING V. CLAM/X.-AWACS/IMM

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This was a rule ohtained by Mr. Garth for an attach-
ment against one William Goy for • contempt d court
Rader the Vol awl 24th Victoria, c. 127, sec. 20i,
asil the Gib awl 7th Victoria, c. 73, "C. 2. it
appeared that on the sth of Itecemher last • writ was
limed in the seas Of LlAlthille v. Clarke, in the Dame of
William Walter Foley, ail attorney of Um court, sad
na the ere coming before the master he allowed with the
debt at 4/. Ha bd. the sum of 12/. as costa. Roth these
mum were paid to Guy, who gates receipt in the name of
Ni. Foley. Mobsequently the defendant in the action met
Ni. Foley. and in consequence of the conversation which then
*weed between them the latter went tot: uy's houm,sticl there
maw his own name on • braes plate on Guy's door. Guy
thee seat that Mr. Foley could not prove that be had taken
procesdiap le his alum, sad suggested • settlement, but
the facts of the as haslet come Railer the cognisance of
the law Society, they iustituted the proceedings which led
to the present rule.
Mr. Ilcst now showed cause against the rule.
Their lordships directed that the matter should be re-
igned to the manor.

HOr r. HCCRIM-PLANDIA.
This wog an action for alandsr, to which the defendant
pleoleel not guilty. The plaintiff alleged that the defendant,
in On we,
cif hie 'hopes's, had culled his a thief. The
verde t found for the defendant, and Mr. Digby Meyrnoux
afterw.irde of • rule to set it aside as against the
weight of evidence. It vas argued het lerua, tied
The Court now delivered juifignient, refusing the rule.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Baton tie Aida Ordinary.)
GUMMI% OCILWIT MID TATLOL
The Solicitor-Ceamsl mowed that the deem Mai for a
dimolatioa of his marriage °Maimed at t►e gait of Mr.
Gummy be made absolute.
The ('ours mule the deers

LLAT c. GOAT —(ruz Qum% THOM* nirsvinirro).
Is this iam the petitiosser had prayed ho have her peti•
lion dem need on the ioterveutioa of the geese's proctor ;
hut the court had relined to allow that to be dean She
had therefore appealed against the decides of the court.
I*. spiek, (fur her Maprity's proctor) prayed the judge to
eppoist a day for hearing the appeal.
Ife C. l'reeswell was usable to name a day, loseasse there
la* loathing before the full court, he had we requested Nay
of the common law judges to attend. Be world make as
order. however, that it should be heard on the kit day that
the full court might happen to be sitting.
LATHAN r. LATHAN AND canna
In this case the amen 4:Cableway halm bees by the
petitioser,
The court made the decree aid for a dissolution almolute.
pustulates or Tim HtTLawic cuelT.
The maw our lot contains 153 petitions, or 12 mare thee
appeared in the het for Feder term. Dories that term.
homier, the court was only able to sit five days, and 5 of
the 153 mem see part beard. Eleven of the petitions are
hr hand separstioa, 1 far the restitution of conjugal
It* end 1 for a deelaranon of Nullity of marriage. There
are hl estmeion jury and epeeial jury causes The mat are
to be hard before 'the Judo Ordinary intim skew Then
Is I paper sash

lIERRUPIB' COURT.
(Dam /Ir. Kerr.)
POIMIIIIIII O. LUMML-14111MI PALLS AND LOOT PSOPIIMIT.
This wet ae relies to mime If. Ha, the v. 1.. of • gest
mid mellenta. loot at • tall held at lither's Hotel.
The *WWI ina called by Mr. Grey. aed mid that be
amid tall at fialtrea Heed is Unitary hat. He pee his
lemma aim to • waiter aed received a ticket with the
miaber. At the
mat to f tatmlestlea al the sight's feativities the
was sat eted.
Cremenniamel by Mr. Illeil—The coat was • new OM
la the ket was • atmetehier key, • pair dgloom sad •
Pallet The ball was got up by • philaathrm
plc mewl, to meet tie peer &ring the kite reclemmt wea-
ther howeht the YAM hat the ball at a palilie.boam. Maw
• Lill is the window d the public house at white my *het
Mut or
parahread uglify*, the fact that my mat bed bees
idea'
Mr. Hod easammied that Mr. flatter could not be made
bath in such •am as Ude The wester took the lest tad
pea op • tick* het MO let is the service at Mr. Balker
go• such a duty. Re we eel swaged to take care at esete,
cooly the In. egad am be chuffed to defernitiat Age,. it had eat beam elm that the plaintiff gave the
Parlor &aphis( ter his freebie is taking care of the cost.
Morsoez—nuns INS MO bailment.
Mr Ilrel—Jaat er4 The hall at Use betel van hired by
philitia society far • ball, sad the waitms gave
Mims few eats asd beta
.•
I meant to give tbe waiter something whim I
rewired my coat ; if be were sot responsible of what yea
the ticket?
Ilcs !femur—Had you given tbe waiter • halfpenny Malt
Ite rent there soul.' Lore bees some croarideistion. As it
1.10 0.0 as. bow you can mare defendant or tho yahoo
41.10. To maks ilefinelint liable tea will have to slew
t;rev, ana that you hove not 'loos.
'Pei this declaim plaintiff elected to be Donsuito I.
THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL

egrammit. or Iwo Mori;nutra---- arta.
Two well known yeas( thieves, wbo oa this magic" gam
ho
...h same. Marta Lowery aid J*t. Jews, residiag is
ilechapel, wore els= with attemptim to eater
Krt. ell houses ia the boyhood of Highlatry New
Yr. Weludiag appeared fee the primmer&
MTh" penmen wensees 'albeit's is the neighbourhood of
Lsgloe. sad hang semested, were watehed slid seen to
'tier several fom-cearte and prdem. surd try the door, sod
• %dom. Not sameediag in their endeavours, they moral
'ff. awl went as far se Highbery New Pork, when they
s:ro let the wine, and were in the net of raising • parlour
to.ly
when they were apprehended and taken into
ca.
K.:lce•enestablee Tompkins, 315 N, and Taylor, 100 N,
4-otiOed the primmer. a. having been more than once coo-
of attempts to eater houses, and fur loitering with
meat to commit felony.
P...lefeneo was that the primmer, had so felorrioue
Ant were nterelv taking a walk.
, seatonced the prisoners to three months' hard
.use in the House of Currectioa.

THE HIGH STIEWARDAIIII. or CANIZIDOL—The
drub of the Duke of Bedford has rendered Tread the high
.rddlip of the borough of Cambridge, his grape Irv*
"."'..kd to it on the death of Lord Macaulay
0 . The ar: ~stsivot is in the gift of the Tows Coosa, win an ni_di
4rilionam to get A.
d Palmerston to All an loolvem graduated M.A. in 1,0111. and four t= no,
r seer repro.
ast...l the University in parlininest. Other names men-
t.g'd ere those of Lord Itroughtoo, M.A., 1808 ; Lord Car-
oetion, M.A. IMI.S ; Lord Moines,* WA. lftl3 ; Lord
1816; and Mr. R. Monciton