The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-11 00:00:00

(Beton Mr.

°ORMUZ'S.)
IN RE JAMES WILSON.

The bankrupt, a star and builder, at Plumstead,
applied for his order of Unsecured debts, 1,0251.;
assets returned at 2891. Further debts of 2,0431. were
seceredby property valued at 4400/.
Mr. Goodday appeared for the official saaignee ; Mr.
Dowse for the bankrupt.
An adjournment was *eked, on the ground that the bank-
rupt had not given up his books, and that inquiry was ne-
cessary a. to property at Manor-park, Lee, held as security
by Mr. For, a creditor. It appeared that he bad been
bankrupt nine years since, and insolvent a year or two ago.
An adjournment was ordered.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENIIKLL.

♦ erum's

William White, aged 42, Wersernarefaant. but who d..
scribed hints& as as "independent gentleness mid*
at 14, Lambeth-reed, was charged before Mr.
le
at the imam al the sethorities of the perish ol*k
Mary,
Islington, with musing away and deserting his wife.
Mr. William George Leftly stated that the wife at the
primer was admitted to the workhouse as the 22nd al
October last, and had been there ever sines. He had been
unable to find the primer's whereabouts, ce he should ham
written to him to take his wife away.
George Moss, the warrant offioar of the parish, staled
that he had been for six mouths looking after the
who was now an independent man. He had =art;
coniedf Jo
Mims as • °ore snerehant at the Clars-exchenge,
90, at. oknatrest, Clarkenwell, and at 2, Bearesee-vilia,
Osnosbary. When he took the pekoes, lete melody he
fouled his living with another women, who mid he should
not be tekeei for soak • vilify perm as the wife.
Mrs. Ages. Catherine White, • Indy-no looking imam
who seemed to feel her politics very stately, mid the
Crwas her husband. Whilst she wee living with
tr 2, Bragaesevillsa he beam intimate with her ems
vent, sod used to take her to the diffmeat pima of muse-
meat, and whim be returned home he illemed her (wiser).
He made the smut the mitten of the house, and sum-
moned her (witless') to this court for muddle her, bat the
summate was disenimmd. He thee removed to 90, fit. Jam-
elreek sad whilst there ke locked kw in the sexed door
treat rem, and would not allow her to leave it on way m-
ama Her mesa* who is the woman with whom he sew
Made, sad to brie( her food le her, wile* the door, and
pies it ea the Seer, end gm ham her. To amps hi ill-
mese she threw heaself from the window into the
Mesta and injured herself wry mach. She was takes to
the hospital.at this ased when elm antemed bee husband
suicide.sated lase is mart fee aMengstaag to c
He did oat 14 her spin p home, hat allowed her • main-
Mem for a few, week", and then dimontioned ;as
which aba lad be p to ties walthoses. where she bed been
ever eines. Ake dee woe maim into mart this
the woman with whom the primer we. cohabiting inenited
bar.
The primer denied the charge of adultery. and said his
wife skald sever live wider the mine roof with kis any
more. As for his servant bringing his wife to this wort,
b. thought she w" right in doing so, as his wife amnestied
her. Me bad not the slightest doubt bat that hi wife was
"a little off her out—in fact, she was creaky.*
Mr. D'Eyocourt said he remembered all the circumstances
of the OM, and however lightly the defendant might think
of the charge, he thought it was a very serious one. He
should reread the prisoner until Thursday seat.
The prisoner asked if he might he admitted to tail.
Mr. IYEyoooart said he would take impassible bail,
which must be fully inquired into, the prisoner himself in
the sum of 1001., and two sureties in the sum of 501. each.
The prisoner was locked up in default.
COIOUSTAL 1011. POT 1371•11110.
charged Barton, aged 42, so home, • charwoman. was
before Mr. DTI ecourt with stealing four pint pots
belonging to am many publicans.
From the evideoca it appeared that yesterday the
primer was sees to take • pant pot from a beendeop
kept by Mr. Joseph Harper, 3, Hastings-street, Bor.
imeammust, and was the. given into custody. At
the peliceetatine, in acidities to the pot
to Mr. Harper, three other pots were found obelirtg,
One of pots belonged to Mr. Rowcliffe. the Pinder ai
Wakefield, and was stolen yesterday. The barman to Mr.
Rowoliffe stated that so lees than au pots bad been steles
store Thineday night. Another of the pots belonged to
Mr. William Ifiand, the Queen's Head, 23, Great
street, who who stated that he bad ma the primmer is his
boos on several occasions. and he had previously rained
pots. One of the pore produced was his property, sad led
lately been stoke. Kr. Hartlead, at the and el hie eel-
dam, remarked that potetealig we. rimy meek on the
femme. and added that he bed lost six pint pole wilds
the peat ten days. The owner of the furl It pint pot we
not in attends:se.
The prisoner said it was her dret aloes. end hoped that
slut might be dealt mercifully with. She VW POW •
Ni. D'Eremart said that it we. quite evident that she
Lot her living by pet Melia& He should mead her to the
Howes of Correctiou with bard labour for obis ceisdar
moths, being three months for each at the ems that had
lrhs=d, and bad the owner of the fourth pot bas in
a be should have seat her to prison for artier
three mouths. It was alter that she was an aid offeeder.
Ihminvordorm.—Mr. Trilynsourt hes received • Past-
°Mos order for 11, from ••16. L. J.," fee the peer ma
limy, who attempted to eamesit Naiads by beagle Massif
after ea ileptio fit It we. a NMI sod cm, sad it was
Anted that for die pest four year. the onfortiumbe me hod
been suffering from time Sera The lads appeared in the
Express of Thursday last.and the beamisit door asked
for an acknowledgment of his desserts in the Express.

THZ PRIVALINCI 01 MULL-POI A? PIMLICO. -ELE/00AL

OF • MOTOR TO MATZ RR CHILD BURMA
Immediately after the megintrate W taw his mat on
the beech this mender, Dr. Aklis, Cheeter-placm Obenter-
the officer of health appointed for 84. George's,
Haeovecequate, &Maisie Wm, mid I have felt it
my duty, sir, to apply to you on public peen& for your ad.
vies and seristasee. It is with respect to the toter.
meet of a child three years of age, who has died of emallpox,,
aid w now Wog at 12. dprincgardems, Pimlico. The child
is there mimed in • moan book room occupied by its father
aid mother and three other &Wrest, and there are tat ooly
twenty-six souls in this six-roamed hams, but it la situated
In • very crowded locality, in which the smallpox
is very premien amonpt the humbler classes,
Under these circumstances it is most highly essential, for
the sake of the public health end safety, that this child
should be removed end interred, to prevent the Mumma of
contegioo. Efforts have bum made to effect this, het in
vain. Mr. Baddeley, overseer of the perils, ieformed me that,
although the father of the child was anxious that the
child should be removed end buried, the mother pooltimily
refused to allow it. Mr. Baddeley met Osborne, who
has chance of the femerale of the parish, to bake limey the
child. He placed it in a coffin for that when the
mother took it out spin, and it to its media
or cot, and several Irish persons of the neighbour-
hood having collected together, intimidated him by Muir
threats and be felt compelled to retire. I myself aldose-
queetly went with Hr. Great sad tried to remoade the
mother to let the child he removed, bat she re-
hued, although her husband premed the remora/. I meet
emir repeat that it is of great' importune that the child
sinead be hunsedistelj interred.
Mr. Safe was of (minim that the father had the powerto
ceder the removal el the child, which waa, as Dr. Aldis had
mid, highly necessary , and be thought that there could be
to impropriety in the police aoceespeayieg the parish
odious to ire that there was no breach of the poses from
the removal of the child.

A Womas Balm To Duxes.—Yesterday=
Mr. Laugh= held as *awl dabwiNcross
brachia' the death of Alm Bans, spd V. the wife of •
labourer. residing at 18, Prison-row, Newpost-market. It
appeared that as Stharday weals( last the decors' was
usdrearlag we of her eldhirea, whew, is taming mead, Ira
dress, yonder which sits as,. • crinoline. came in essiset
with the ire in the gads sad was iailaady in imam. She
with some dilieslty mimed bar roam &oar sad rushed late
the street, acressolag lewdly far hap Her bombard hap-
paced at that moment to mass sad by palling al her
clothes and wrapping • rag asn the in was astir
gabbed. She was pat tato • rah sad Saha to Amis.-
areas Heapital. William Travers, reddest roadiad Mom.
add he mar the dearwed whoa she was admitted. 81•• was
severaly bona *oat the basic* , scam, sad head. She
mover rallied, but died ea aeven* about 5 °Week
from the shock to the system atesmotied by the barns. The
jury returned a verdict of " Arcidestal data by Ire."