The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

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Baroas rue Crier ooistowasesa.
IN rite Marten or BATE BANSOITM—CLAIX.II ox
tea 00WIRNMINT.
This insolvent, a barrister, who had been AMEN,-
General of Sew South Wales, applied to be iheshimpd
under the act. There was no opposition.
It amend that the insolvent owed 19.91104 sod be
claimed as due to him 14,2561. He hod hmerted the craws
for 11,0501. as • claim in reapectof his colonial agsgsistmest,
and which he expected would be shortly sullied. Hie is.
solvency was partly attributed to a ateat he sew peddle-
wheels with which he was connected. Hie wih bed s
rate income of about 1901. a year.
The Chief Commissioner inquired into the claim en the
crown.
The insolvent said he was to be rid I,IIIIL • year as
salary as Attorney-General, and he had mode bit shim for
services every year since he had been be a mad (Met a
month ago the government bad referred his delta M the
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Beim time leek,
when Lord Derby, then Lord Stanley, was at the bead of
the Colonial-office, he had referred his claim toile Doha et
Richmond sad Lord Dude, and they bad sr& es award
fur • sum, which, however, bed net betiptilldna B.
however, made • claim for a law mbar bed
(extorted since he had filed Ids =ellebtibinal it
would be settled, and he could essameidesee with tbe pre-
visional assignee of the court cis the ntdest.
The (Islet Commissioner was about to disarms the In-
solvent. be having made the mid red amendments to his
schedule, when it was dimmed that • creditor lad sot
been served with notice mar issereed in the schedule. Hi
Honour regretted that be NW net order the disehugetand
that the insolvent steel p bee to prison until the creditor
was served or the stager sented.
The insolvent was accordiagly remanded.

THE POLICE COUBTS.
Bowerman.
CHARGE OF THREATENING THE PREIMIN.
An elderly an named Joke ihilibk" a antics 411=
Irma brought before Mr. Heary, ka the imetmly of I
Baker, oil • warrant e Lm with eserding a themes&
log le;ter to the Earl of . it of whisk •
breech el the peace was ape . Bernekie, the
solicitor le the Treasury, Maeda ko the nisenlism
The Tile. Patrick lathe. Owes eitmaliwy t• by lord-
ship, MOM that at
MI et trigkr=seesiesil the
knee pained at Ls la Down-
Zwiejtalli; wee eallesiutir as eamispe dlesiled to the
Tim tikrang haw ram ins wad:
"My lierd,l_ red ass when. Tea will peaks
me • feeble anpm4 kr ~so that pas re an man
wis'ely In 'Anis la =min lie Le fad.. of myna,
whin is new Men yen reeniunq, sad white newel
haw canna be enandleg 1.1.- Alike I live, my kw/ to
yea I shell leek kr *Ohm, mil wherever yew me I will
sand Was yea te LEM rap right. Fenn as I ma, it
is la my pawn to even tha Liquifies of the mar, sad to
show my ankles' ; lad wan bank those who Tease me
justice. justice. I ,my Ina, yea will pin MN ea saner to
this. Jost lltsaitalle.
The alwei tbat ham sad I'll sever deny it.
Mr. NW" • ea halae at
Saillif maiditirill lueseTalis yams fee a
time, mai no' sequined with lds birsiiwidag. He
) wrote the War whin bainethsaa end from Ls
limes dietatlews alto eland it .la he peers. The
gainer, after it was puled k Weevil
Tim nimeleat, in aiy LAM maser' eashimai that
he would have intim ; he amended it in the arm it Ills
brie, Oak sad of bra MOW ; justice both dm knelt
Cllr. Tenn mid he wash mods that a peens of no lek
1 ter:whide had bola mad vas salealated to lead es to eem
cloaca that ea amok of Nees denriptisa was neilleNd
oa the poem of Len Doty.
The wiener He ter, la newer to questions deem Kr
. sad he makeseeed the primmer bed bees sapped
lathe Usury lade Hr Man Peg is pin evideseeliefen a m
Miami the Ewan It linnias swipmftai sans Isla
Mirka, sod it apporod bun the dhisniee whisk he
Lea made, the ioneamentKat wee naiad te slat wry Feat
mins. He sessidered that be bad Ina anirly, a
stale Isarabil deal by, having hew twigs seat to
=igigwithin illy, mad ea ids seam hem whom,
a wakephes pees meibelan, dimmed that hie bete-
sails bad hoes aspiseled. Ho "wham) maw km kr the
1 drat lime anal Oar yaw see, whes be amideatally awn
ids Wimp to harm • pair of speoleiejabievies lest ids
Wow*, the pa, as he stated, of a letter Goes
the Duke of %Wanes. He at the tine the noel to
which be started ken Armin had Dees wrecked, and he
was in vary wined eilowelnwere.
Primmer—Tim of Owl await me if I ever in-
tended my Wan to Pad of Derby, who has behaved
mast •••0•••* Is no ; bat_ I feel pained that Henry
Goatees Lean leare employed parties to Wan see to go
to Ameba apes two asseshan peaming me slamileas for
my gem sat atter al desehlog see.
lir. Baster said the Wane esdp willed Let his lord-
ship *herald have ea teqpleastha *fib eireaminen.
The phew pespellk. Talbot to tell his keen? that
his him* hid bull suited, and that no mem was en-
gaged ma the impiries with regard to the Irieh Ibbeties
men llifidklea, the government cooper, who was now
wished a hens. He was act, however, a coward, much

1401 as rsssaa.
dis= duped that the course which the primmer
ha misuse ealculated to forward his Taws, how-
ever ast bis Helms might be-
TM 'wiener soil be knew Lord Derby wield do him
every AMA^ but *ere wag a hungry Mend at the
Trassery end Tiorrelyan, of whose conduct he had to
ullidir,lll.lleery odd that the w anon Baxter had acted in a
very indiscreet amass in taking so active • part in the
prisosier's slftu. 'lle prisoner, however, was the respon-
sible used es be bed some doubts as to his malty ha
sbW nomad him until Wednesday, in ortheao obtain
the spheiss at • seedissil won with regard to him.
C11.4111/I.—Diden Middleton had Men re-
moval from the her Ma siinetei, a young man named
Mika dame Ilbeetiles wee brought up on • warrant,
lie with • similes Weise.
iMr. dot the piaster some years ago held
ea es a desk of Elem. Hie mother haring
ad lOW arINIMMINION of a very suspicious nature
be wee egrehesded tried at the Central Criminal Court:
Le the Old Dam was acquitted of the charge of murder,
bet is oessegusee of certain facts elicited es that owssiosi