The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

LAW

COURT OF l
(Bela
aucxuero ((me
Dr. Phillimore,
petitioner; Dr. Dee
spoodent ; Dr. Rpm
The Rev. Henry
Grammer School, Ye
Clambers, the dime
27th of March, 1619.
of whom still su
a stage= at Rap
of the family. The
committed in the ye
discovered till some
brought an action for
and Mr. Bayldon (whc
prayed that as he hai
costs, he might not ale
wit. The respondent
the charge of adultery
donation against tproshe p
The case was es

COURT

(Before Mr
IN HZ BEATEN DEXNA

This was the first vitt
Beater, Frederick Leal
ma warehousemen, in
ander the firm of "Js
Buie."

The failure, or dope
when the creditors w
wee submitted to them
of Ironmonger-lane.
The liabilities are
220,0004 (excludieg, of
of Mr. Coster), tintaugu
interestondifferentscoo
in trade has been realips
in heed, and at the
123,000/. available fo
so soon as the
see adjusted. A
is expected to be realise
e.
11e. in thepoua
the largeclaio
te Mr. Custer,
seetionM to the amount c
ang:t.tlhiTtbudoeb"ol following gentle(
"minge,langor.
merchant, of
faottuer, of Spitalmus
of Gresham-street. id
HuraPlaaja; and Money
estate under the direoti,
The oakr proof whiol
that tendered on behal
lupe amount of 1Z3,0001
Mr. De Gar (111druel
Turner) appeared in I
(instructed by Mr. F.
behalf of the mignon
creditors.

Mr. Reed Lb
should be raPl2)::4:-1
to Mr. Beater, lodises
a week.

THE PO
Cr]

ATTEMPTED BUJ

- -
Jane Den no, nett 23,
Cromer-street, St. l'aucr
with attempting to coin
From the evidence of
peered that yesterday I
to the above house and f 4
state, and then he *acerb
tity of poison. A sot
bad partially recovered
her hfe Is consermenoe of
cohabiting for two yearn
to great distress. She wi
over it this time she wou
no friends to cere for her
The defendant, in anew
sorry.
Mr. Barker remanded t
that she should be seen
Detention.

MARLBO
211 X PICCADILLY DAL

Charles Reader, an as
tare Mr. Tyrwbitt with ill
either 222, Picoadilly (the
tempting to provoke a bn
Mr. Kok and Mr. Bde
street, appeared far the
ditors sad Mr. E. L. Le
Mr. Pock having openn
Mr. Jobs Goodered, wh
Piccadilly Salem, and nos
the delsedant, acoompenh
the defendant ha
parsons,
co about 3 o'clock.
and the defendant was
'would get in, and pushing
and two sergeants, and
also said be had the cue
Mr. Canaan. The defen
Ave or mix others did th
give way, and the insp,
taken into custody. Mr.
By Mr. Levy—You war
hammer and some of the c
hams and Mr. Goodman
my men were outside sad
Mr. Levy—Bad you n
Mr. Mayer, who holds the
Mr. Tyxwhitt--That go
am not ggaanngg to try any qi
Mr. tioodred (by Me
hammer. lam the banks
Mr. Levy—Have you no
Mr. Tyrwhitt—l'll not 1
of any rights whatever. 1
Mr. Levy—There
sae, ii,
Meyer has a bill of sale, xi,
power to break into the pl
Mr. Tyrwhitt—l again a
anything about breaking
question of Lill of sale.
Mr.Goodend (by Mr. Le
nt solicitors under the I
defendant into custody.
sheet, but I did not say tl
the trade assignee. V 4 hen
I sent for Mr. Lewis's del
Sergeant Harrison was
saw any hammer in the di
In answer to Mr. Pook
large crowd about the Lou
etructed, more than We pi
Mr. Levy said it was at d
Mayer, who held the bill ,
on the furniture. He note
there and was not recognize
After considerable valve
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he eh,
any of the legal questions it
call on the defendant to fiu
must be given that there
• ir.

Mr: Inspector Webb as
answer for that part ot the i

JAMES BLONFIELD R
*me within a comparative!:
Rush, son of the notoriow
with breaking into the dm
onaolituan to the Rev. W.
Sunday, tho let hod. Foot
boots wore found iiider tl
and the prisoner wan seen
robbery. On Flotunlay he
examination, and remandoxi
Norwich Post.

- ATII 71:RA )3( Pittleit
noon Mr. Brent, deputy
at the Mamelon Tavern.
touching the death of Fran
expired suddenly on Friday
of -99, Carltoo.ro.ol. said dm
49 years of age, and was am
time she saw lnin alive was
the door to ask huw her ma
He was ring to see a patio'
complained of being tired.
On Friday morning a ineven
bee father was dead. He h
disease. He had been sub
heard him threaten to to
thought him insanngtoa-e. Marl
Vinceat's, 8, Wellire
)tved, proved finding demos
fog, and that there was a bo
David Vincent, surgeon. o
ceased's habits were regular
amistant, but latterly be all
ales bed amend him of bei
foto. He admitted, howevi
opiates wee that he might I
t tke, as it was in • similar
the laudanum. No doubt I
witness had traced it in the
verdict that &mead died fr
but whether taken by mistal
sufficient to show.