The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

LN I& JOHNSON.

TM bankrupt, a solicitor, applied for his release from
custody.
Mr. Dowse opposed. The bankrupt bad come before Mr.
Cemmiselmier Faye two mouths ago, when his releame was
opposed, on the ground of vexatious defence, and the appli-
cation wee refused—his Honour (Fare) intimating that the
bankrupt ought not to be released for three months.
His Honour said he very much doubted whether these
was any power in the Act of Parliament to suspend a release
for any given time. It must either be refused or granted,
with or without oonditione.

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Yr. Dowel, submitted that the ease ought to go waft
before Mr. Commissioner Pane.
Mr. Chidley, for the bankrupt, urged its immediate con-
sideration oo the general ground of " liberty of the subject."
The alleged ground of opposition--a vexatious defence—was
not one that could be urged under the act in opposition to
his release. _ _

Coitinilasiocter—No • that is a matter for the order of
discharp. The only qoe;tion is whether the case is one for
the disaetionary power of the court.
Mr. Chidley said the bankrupt bad been in custody for
two moth&

His Hooonr said he had no power to vary the order of
another commissioner. This was, in fact, an appeal from
the decision of Mr. Comraissitwer Fans.

Mr. Chidley said there might be good reason for not enter-
taining the application in August, n choios of mignon not
having then taken place.
His Honour said that Mr. Commiseiceer Fans would be
commenicated witb, and if he had no objection, he (Mr.
Commiationsir Goulburn) would entertain the application.

uB. N. KM, JUN.
The bankrupt was a county court bailiff, of blilsend.
Thin is the snood county loan bailiff who has come before
the wart within the last few da His debts are only 1921.
Mr. Aldridge, for the official aseignes, stated that the
bestrapt, at a time whoa be owed 11W., had become serrety
for his father for tOt. No one appean to oppose, cad all
the creditors had bast written to.
. _

His Hoover said tbe bankrupt • coodoet was very blame.
able ; bet se no ow opposed, be might take bis ceder.
TILLDIR DLBTOS 81311110118,7DEPECTIVZ PA!MCULAIa.

tkirceriecis trader debtor sanllllooll, when the par
fielders el deemed hid his. gives without fair.
Hie Hower held that this wnot soda `ressaridge amid
eireessisee eartsisty" as was required by the set, sad a.
mined the eusuaros.

IN 11.11 W. T. WALICEL

The bask:ant we; acosf-arrebint at Heikki. This was
the do a( far exandaatirm and Thor screasts,
by Messrs. Hart Brathres and kre, showeishts
tgirri , tad auras erlernalad at shoat 2001,
Thew Ina no oppaitioa and the order was 'pealed.

.111 L TORN.

The bankrupt, a odirnitel, cif;tutiridge Wells, applied
ar his order. Debts, MIL • as sesele.
Mr. Aldridge opposes!. The lauslaupt had peeled over his
Wainer to his uncle is Juno leek reosiviag 541. which he
'poet sad thee oases to theeoart. It was is his favour that
he had beam is years in beldam without fibre.
The Issaknipt attributed his faders to the lase of cows by

His Honour, eonsidering that the good features et the
oer redomhaated, granted tin order of merge.

The bankrupt waa a meeparan, late of Alalembot. Dome,
Woolwich, sad Mbar places. Debar shout 1,2001.
Tme vas the aittfai far examination and dire=bidr
in tire demos of amounts, an adjournment win

DI 1/3.JAIRMIL

The bankrupt, Elea Sarah Jams, a lbeaset maker, el
TaMeeham-erare-read, applied far her ardor et Masher's.
Debts about 5001.
. . . _ .

—Sr. E. /ad, far the bankrupt, dated that sr we• ea
Addled, who bad dad to this country is 1861, loving •
SULU caudal ; ►at laving takaa prove a= at a bean rat,
ohs had gat into difficulties.
A eracke paned Saddler, a piasoforte load, viand to
oppose: bat hint Hamar held that boa bad so groaad of
oppaitics, and graded the cedar.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

litionms INBIZIMILMIT ST • arevrfr.
lobe Wylat, in the eni ef Marrs Ilisenrood end
Verne; choesirgen. at • I. sr Orr at tha
bar before Alders* Ear eberged with erabrarg videos
sum, smarting to 1001, Women to his raters
Yr. Lewis jun., conducted the pramention, sad dated
that the primer bad hots &bent tar yeses is the pear
outer' esploy, sad doing the bra bell d rat pined
had spropriehed to hie eves re amine whir he had
received en his reirteve seamed to the mesa af 1001. and
Imre& Marra filierread and Vern bed within
the in twelve months forgiven throe ri their sr-
rata who had robbed thew and the, inee sew
detrained be preemie every Inbar et dithesinty
being detoerd in three in their employ, and dam try bed
former this resat ism and given the primmer Sato sestso.
Ow had bees oblipd Sr rine seethe, elk is their
alstelisimard sir enebrdesest.
lkidosee dr then given el the it
br the whew
of re ors el V. 111 e. try Mr. Odesiod Wendeseer. an the
10th ed la.t, and of tea ether ors of 1L 14s.
sad Us bd. by Xs. Sairders. of Donor Her, Myra,
an the ler ral 19di ed o•olmalter bmiy neither al shish
sus bur say portion of then had bees headed over or
emennisel for be the proessater
Theyener, who declined he rake say drones was ear-
rad for Via _ _

lloo;aoirosia, & boy *IOTA 13 yaws at ass. • thimble.*
Nadia( at 5, Little Arthar.etreet, woo charged before Mr.
Emhar with oommittiog a very serious awash ow Mr.
Edward Geoid, • grocer, carryiog so basilica at 10, Now.
01.4.*•114trf.e.

Mr. Ricketts. of Frederick•ateast, Gray's-ine-toad, who
attended far the ooniplaleant, stated that as the
defendant wee so young, it was not the desire
of the prosecutor that he should be severely paaished,
but. owing to the pap of boys that infested the neighbour-
hood end annuyed -him in hie business. it was 010:101•117 that
as example should be made. He (Hr. Ricketts) was it
to my that the polies were quite inefficient in the
neigkbeerhood of bit client's shop, for it was • nightly co-
ameba far boys, in gangs of about thirty, to parade the
shady and to throw into the tradennen'e shove fireworks
and mid and dirt, and although Sir MINA
Mayne bed been appealed to, it was not of much eget&
Fora few *Ma as extra pollemeen was put oe, aid then
tie oedemas meet ; but sa soon as the policeman was taken
of it was spin renewed. Hie (Mr.Riekette) client es well as
ethic tradmemat in Cilerkeswell complaieed that they ware
campeßed pity barmy pulite miss, and yet mold get 10
prelsetien, aid he did hope that new mike might be
taw of the setter, and that the intoiscable wadminis that
now exited might be pat as end to.
Mr. Gould was sailed, and stated that be was
ward by pop of boys. Tie were la the habit rrtirw!
ing filth at every description mad tinworks into his shop.
Oia Thusedw the Srd of Septembrs the defendant was
loungleg on hie shop freed, and *ben 'be asked him to go
away be rotund, and meals me elf the most filthy abuse,
and threw semi mud fats the shop sad can away. He fol-
lowed far the pardon at giving him into custody, end
while pneamiNg bin is... the seed he tuned
round and gave him • most severe kick us
the cap of the hem, which aimed him to fall
to the grimed, and the defendant then escaped. He
(the prosecutor) suffered the most ingenue agony. and a our-
poo being wet for be was advised to go to the hospital, as
there was • doubt as to whether or tot some of the bones
were fractured. He was not *hie to place bit foot to
the ground. Be was conveyed to the lesepital in • cab sad
was emininett by the surgeons, who plowed the log try
hectored, but greatly itilered. and his leg was visaedire
splints. He was taken home mid ended to We • his
leg being izi splints for nearly • ateeth. He fa WO tinder
the be pa surgical's eare. Shoe them peasee=re es
pending be bad been assayed by the el the de-
fendant. The defeedast and pap of boys Minded the
neighbourhood and annoyed the sad when •
pelimmum wee wanted he coakl never be found. If be re-
quested the boys to move away from his shop, he wee Gaily
met with • positive refusal sad a volley of the most Inky
abase.

The defendant pretended to ay, sad wild that there were
other boys who were bigger and were@ than he, who
oojht to have bean locked up se well se he.
Mr. Biker asked if it sr the wish of the prosecutor ad
this boy should be beet to prima.
Yr. Makatea rid hi Mitt did set desire that a were
child shield be severely dads with.
Mr. Beam maid the defendant aid his essepaisse bed
bettor be menial what they were abwit, tee they. WO" 11.-
paid apes it that if they were brought hakes lam Tor sa-
mdwems he should dad mud severely with them.
aw be weld seed the ildsedest to the Remo el
fee a jisgthesed wiled, bet at the wiek ef the
prosecutor, who had takes a owy leseest sad wild view of
the seettee. allies* he had aided he a lase Gabe* he
radii al= the awe tow how the bilhaved
woad to the earapkit me 10 so issafkirrf
streLe polies. with that be had sethisse te edl3athecoss.
plehred bed Weer* the matterbeleselhe
of Pollee at leelleadyacd.
Mr. smmYiwrw
Emma mid that that cam had awed" bees
thseted.