The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-19 00:00:00

COURT OF BA2iKRUPTCY.

(tastes Mr. Commiesimer ilelroyd.)
our sat in chambers. and disposed of a short list
ions foe Mew and teatime Only este pro.
• feature of interest. 1. the matter of John
ad inedvmcy me, &bag from 1825, the whole
Ms bad Men paid by the isle of nal
insolvent was an steamy at Marberth,
There was a rumbas, and the insol-
g died three yeses ago, the question arose
heiresset-lew or the permed representatives
eased were entitled to the surplus of the estate
r, after hearing aryinmecte by Mr. Dowse and
at made an order in (wear of the heiress-at-law,
)aring been mold after the death°, the insolvent.
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
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IN RE GOBSOR AND
kruptcy occurred about two years ago. The bank-
ship and insurance b►oken, of Austinhiars.
airs were 5,9341. Mr. Cooper, the manager to
no. reported a small balance in hand, and the
Awn was passed for dividing it after payment el
re expenses. The dividend it is thought will not
ao the pound.
(Before Mr. Registrar Murray.)

t:REGSON.-LARGE FALLOW! Ex Tat DIAMT
MADE.
;rapt. Samuel Smith Cresson, was a linen-
Bedford-row, Walworth. This was the
g for proof of debts and shone of
The liabilities are said to be upwards
. ; assets about :3,0001. Proofs to a large
r. ulniitted ; and Mr. Sl►tern, of the arm of
,Ilion, and Co. (now the Fore-street Warehouse
Limited). sod Mr. Bayley, of the firm of Mears.
Morlrs, Wood street, were chosen creditors' se
mere. Ashurst, Son, and Morrison the solicitors
,aukrupter. The accounts are in mune of props-
a. T. B. Smart.

LIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Payne.)
WEFTS AT THE GARIBALDI INTET.

on sad Charles Bantam were charged with at-
via pockets on the 11th inst., the day when
,baldi came iota London.

police.ooostable 97 F, said of the 11th
'clock in the evening he was on duty in plait
'haring-cross, when be saw the two prisoners, and
suspicious manner he watched them. An
opped at the earner of the Strand, when he
.oner Charles, who wu covered by the other
it his hand into a gentleman's pocket, when the
urned round and said, "You thief, you'll Bid
re for you." The primmer, then went to the
f the crowd, and attempted another gentleman's
rid not succeed in taking anything. They then
oven-street, and twice tried a female'. pocket ;
-.w witness watching them they tried to make
:,wk them into custody.
otnl, when called upon for their defame, said
.thing to say.

bond the ririsoners
,ek rel., officer of the prison, said be knew the
ho Heenan as having been convicted of felony.
wee deferred

, who was convicted last sessione of stealing a
on, value 28e., from a draper's shop, and against
Howe, a warder of the Bosse of Correction at
r, put in a previous conviction of a month,
nsoner denied, was brought up today for judg-

e proved poaitively that the pn.ooer had re-
mootha' imprisonment, and our years' penal

"table swore to being present when the
four years' penal servitude.
.1F) said he would not increase the sentence be-
=•'ner bad denied being previously convicted,
n a great deal of trouble. The +esteem of the
her was, that she be kept in penal servitude for

'HE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STREET.
AN AuED WOMAN FOR ATTEMPTED SLICIDE.
D,,,,!day was Charged Wore Mr. Leigh with
uicide.

ace the prisoner Bung herself into the Regent's.
zgerstone, and was saved by John Ckrk, fore.
Imperial Gas Works there, who jumped in after
a great difficulty rescued her, in consequence of
to one of his legs. She afterwards became
was immediately taken to the workhouse.

Doughty, a printe;, living in Bishopsgate, said
I married to the prisoner 40 years; there had
oily of ten children, bet three only were now
hsd been a most exemplary wife and mother np
when she became and oontinued each an
riuker as to entirely destroy a formerly good and
home. She bad made away with everything
huge of clothing for either of them, and hie
id and capacity for business were entirely de-
her one besetting fault and weakness.
'marked that she had never been well since the
of the Prince of Wales, when she received an
t crowd round the Mansion House, and was cop-
ied fora mouth.
sod admitted that such wu the fact, but assured
de she bad commenced drinking to excess long
that period, and that this attempt at self-
was the third. She had ones jumped into the
it London-bridge, was charged at the Mansion-
the offence and remanded for seven days.
said that under such circumstances he should
ad her for trial ; she appeared determined upon