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LA W INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

THE CASE OF OVEREND, GURNEY, AND CO.
Mr. Sergeant Parry applied to the Court this
morning for a writ of certiorari to remove any in-
dictment that might be found at the ensuing session
at the Central Criminal Court iu the case of the direc-
tors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), who
had been committed by the Lord Mayor for trial for
conspiracy to defraud. The case of the defendants
was one of considerable importance, and it, was
very desirable it should be tried by one of the judges
of the superior courts, as several points of law would
of course arise upon the terms of the second deed. The
feeling was very strong in the city against the
defendants, and it was, under all the circumstances,
most desirable that the trial should take place where
the whole of the evidence would be considered with
the greatest coolness and deliberation. The learned
sergeant was about to enter into the facts of the
case when

The Lord Chief Justice said he fully anticipated
the course the learned sergeant was about to take ;
there was no necessity at all for him to go at any
length into the details of the case, and from the
excitement that showed itself during the time the
defendants were under examination, it was most
desirable that the trial should take place where the
evidence could be fully and deliberately considered.
The Court therefore granted the application of the
learned sergeant.
The trial therefore will not take place at the
Old Bailey. In the event of the grand jury finding
a true bill, the case will be at once transferred to
Westminster for trial by a special jury.

PIIILLIPS V. EIRE-JUDGMENT.

The Lord Chief Justice this morning delivered
udgmeut in this case.

His lordship said—This was an action for assault
and false imprisonment, and other personal in-
juries of a very grievous character, committed
by the defendant on the plaintiff in the island of
Jamaica. The plea on which the present question
turned was the act of indemnity passed by the
Legislature of Jamaica, and afterwards assented to
by the Crown, of which act of indemnity the de-
fendant claims the protection in bar of this action.
Afer going at great length into the case his lord-
ship said the Court was of opinion that the judg-
ment on both demurrers must be for the denfen-
dant.

Judgment was accordingly entered for the de
'endant.

FEMALE THEATRICAL DRESSES.

CIRCULAR BY THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN.

The following circular has been addressed by the Lord
Chamberlain to the managers of all theatres under his
jurisdiction :
" The Lord Chamberlain presents his compliments to

the manager of the - He has learned
with regret, from observations in the press, and from
other sources, that there is much reason to complain of the
impropriety of costume of the ladies in the pantomimes,
burlesques, &c., which are now being performed in some
of the metropolitan theatres. He has noticed for some
time past that that this evil has been gradually on the
increase, but he has been most unwilling to interfere
in a matter which ho considers ought more properly
to be left to the discretion and good taste of
the managers themselves. Now, however, that the
question has been taken up by the press, and public
opinion is being expressed upon it, he feels himself
compelled to call the serious attention of the managers
to the subject ; for ho cannot but remark the discredit
that now justly falls on the stage, and the objections
which are being raised against it by many who have
hitherto frequented the theatres, but now profess them-
selves unwilling to permit the ladies of their families to
sanction by their presence such questionable exhibitions.
The Lorl Chamberlain, with every anxiety to promote
the interests of the stage, trusts that he may confidently
appeal to the managers to assist in abating the evil com-
plained of, which threatens to become a public scandal.
He has purposely addressed these observations in the
form of a circular to the managers of all theatres under
his jurisdiction, without imputing blame to any in par-
ticular, and will gladly receive from the.n any observa-
tions or suggestions which they may wish to offer on the
subject.

Lord Chamberlain's office, Jan. 28, 1869.

A new bass, Mr. Joseph Lander, will make his
first appearance at the performance of " Judas Maccabeus,"
at Exeter Hall, on Wednesday next. Mr. G. W. Martin
speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Lander's voice, both as
regards quality and compass, which is from double C to
troble G.

The whole of the 286 imprisoned miners in the
Aldwarke mine have been renal