The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE

(TRUI DAY.)

coritT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
soonE r. WHlTT.llooBE.—gonmrct.
may Whitehouse died, leaving a CM of
and a will in favour of her daughter Clara. This
,3 was made for her by Thomas JODC• oore,
afterward married the universal legates, ama
in order to avoid any dissatisfaction in the
J.mprei the will, having first taken a copy
• it Afterwards, however, became necessary
probate, in order to arrange certain matters
,pother will, and the plaintiff therefore propounded
Nude mid that the court looked with
jealousy upon all attempts to obtain
of copies of wills. In this case he wee
6.a with the evidence of the executor, and he
the application, directing the costs of the
io a paid out of the estate, and leaving those et
,' _stiff to 611 upon himself. For this multi Yr.
. himself to thank, he having taken upon
to destroy the original will.
IN THE ,GODS Or ELILLBIIII COWAXII,
who died intestate at Parton, in the part&
Cumberland, on January 3, 1843, was the
l!etiiirg Coward, who at the Carlisle summer amino
. • •as oot,vict2d of shooting James M'Neil with intent
!mn, and was sentenced to death. That sentence
,serer, commuted to transportation for life, and
ass now a ticket-of-leave man at Albany, Bt.
in Western Australia.
• -2: ra'i .I.lvorate, on behalf of her Majesty to whom
cwt.. as a convicted felon, were forfeited, now
•I
for sdruinistration of his (Coward's) late wife's
:out made an order accordingly.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(,^,cf.ge Mr. Maslow, u Commissioasr.)
IN RE LECTIT AND STEVENS.
• h37:11:r... were auctimeers end basluses agents.
0.1 elsewhere. Debts about 2,0001. At a
obtained has order of discharge. That
7,,..,....;..ended for twelve months, with proles.
r.,‘.10d that the bankrupt had embodied debts
means of payment, and had appropriated
rbe proceeds of sales.
(Before Mr. Commimioner liolroyd.)
IN RE L. G. OSBORN.
holcrapt wso a builder, at Brixton. Debts, 2,3'i01.;
: property held as security, 2,1001.
7. A; !,:e. for the official amigos., asked for an amount
• ...:ortgages on the bankrupt's property. The bank-
ded that some of his property had been damaged by
• sign at Erith, aid by the blowing down of the
railway station.

,i7h..irre.--Wa.;vanUxl on the bankrupt undertaking
re ail the assistance in his power to the official saeiguse
,estigatuir, the circumstances of the mortgages.

war an application for release from custody. The
..,pt was described as a general dealer and 001111a110011
• r.f K•otiah-town. The application was opposed, on
7, col that the lxinkrupt had obtained goods by fraud,
ire he was not a trader, but a betting man, and coo
Ili-meal in the papers to give persons " Ups."
iloonor directed the application to stand over until
the choke of assignees.

IN RE A. W. ',ALLIS.
bankrupt wu described as a black lead pencil mano-
r. truline under the firm of Brookman sod Laagdoo,
, t:ratt Russell•etrest. Debts shoot 1,7001. spout
rroperty valued at 2931. was held sa seauity.
Darin . .

.k.dridge'itated that the bankrupt had sot frivol up
%be. Ao account was also required of the proem&
:‘me cedar wood.

1J; ournmen t was ordered.

(Before Mr. Register Roche.)
IN RZ W. L. H. OILRICR&
Laniannt was a trimming manufacturer. of Bread-
Lad elsewhere. This was the sitting for proof of
and choice of assignees. A preliminary statemest of
.cti, prepared by lir. Dubois, show, liabilities d about
with meta estimated 10,0001.
W. Schriber, merchant, of Lawrence-lane, was
trade aasignee. Mr. E. Zimmerman is the solicitor
the frow,lP.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW.i3TRKET.
earnmee Anus- es ITRALISO POBLICATIONS.
..red Vine, an apprectioe as the office of Bow Bells,
,char publications, 313, Inroad. was charged with
m 14 quires of printed paper and abs. of waste paper,
.soperty of Mr. Dicks, the proprietor.
rib= Peen, the night watchman, mid he was ow duty
rattans on Saturday night about 7 o'clock, when he
the prisoner coming out with a beadle. As ao
t was allowed to take anything away after
Ace was closed, he stopped the primer, and
dud the parcel, which coutained 14 quires of printed
aril 21bs. of waste. The prisoner said he got them
a man in the composing-room. Witness said that
.:dnm be true, as no such paper ever west into the
ermointroom. The prisoner Mee admitted that he took
himself.
James Beck, the overseer, said he had octagon to be
office on litteday morales when the lest witness told
'bet had occurred. Mr. Dicky s being informed of
nutter, mid that Vine must be gine in custody. The
pow came to the office m Needy. wrideatly supposing
'it it would be plumed ever, bet hearing something to the
be west away, AM did not ratan to liminess.
,arias, 46 A. said he went to the prineeses ladgings this
:mini (Tuesday), waited tall he cease out, and took him
catody.
rrisoner said he was very sorry for what he bad
us remanded.

MARLBOROUGH.STRELT.
PROSICCTION OF BIOTHIL NW= IN ONICIDON-
STREW.
Gq4, of No. 31. Addisoe-road, Keneisigton-read,
S.,r,h Parrot, of No. 5, Jules-street, Mayworkst,
charged before Mr. Trwhitt oe • warrant with kep-
i brothel, at No. 16, o:eodee-street.
gentleman from the odes of Mr. Dangerfield,
.of St. Martin's, appesred for the prossoutice, 'we=
:conutad by the parochial authorities, and Mr. Sayer,
the office of Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlberongh-
.t, appeared for thermals.
irrpector Welker, C 'team, proved apprehending Gale
o.:'1. Addison-read ; sad Pays% at No. 16, Meadow.
lest eight, co a warrant, both of them blliss 05411114
.r. .eepiog a brothel at the latter addles&
,rri,•e4et George Appletoe, 26 0, said he knew the ruts as as the keepers of the house to Orandonotavet, sod as
:entree owned te the warrant.
Tae gentleman from the vestry clerk's aloe said the
ea. a very bed one.
Tyrreaitt committed the prisoner for trial, ocean
c tte .I.phi:stile of Mr. Sayer, to take ban the for -
KUM themselves in 804 each, sad two is 401. for

THANE&

MirNITXIII6B AMONG NAMED WOIMIL
first five charges heard this morning by Yr. Paget
'se those of drunkennew. The offenders were—
C,,nionins, with bar eleest-dux ben is men Iliad*
11$/ket.biaket in the other. hind a ash 1••,.• I
ro "
.he alighted she bad no ramify On toy "C _A
awn' take* tip sod driven b the Matisse-beam are
lbe was a respectable married women, O whieh--
r. Paget observed that it was anything bat reepeatable
awned woman to be riding in • cab drunk Wohod
bass at home. As she bad now paid her fare he would
s. llarfe hey.
Avlsod Pins, the wife of a boardingbonnekesper
;d Grand-bee. St. Olorre'n-ia4lis-Fast. yam eherred
Nebr. • police-ooastable, No. 119 K, with &nag drank
disorderly.
.e oar stated that the prisoner's husband had been
meal to 6 monad imprisomneet and hard labour by
Wo4rych for beating • woman, and was held to bail to
tLe pesos towards his wife for 12 mootha. The pai-
r Iltholed and provoked her husband. sad he turned
ut 4 doors to prevent a forfeiture of his reagnineness.
lea Floe was fined 5e., whisk mho paid.
-di ow was a shocking rem. Mary Ann Power, with
ziast io her arms, was charged with being drank sad
)eletly, sod incapable of taking are of Wulf,
Poplar, bet sight. She wee making
treat disturbeece, sad threw her child bete the
It would have perished bat for tie ha-
of Hord, a poliesmsoostable, No. 444 K. who
the chid to the workhouse, and ifm Whim= mother to
statoo•house.

le stated in her defame that her 'Wee had bees et a
sad vested her.
F'seet mid the prisoner's Goaded was most appraises-
tt.l ahe wan not fit to be entraeted with an What.
!tellarged her.
ernarently a person well off. was dent
rery disorderly I.st night in High-street. She said she
Ad ores to the Custom-house to look for her hestated, sad
kael
m,• Net remanled the prisoner for inquiries to be Ends
11.,,ier, who was stated to be " strfollY
• . szl to hare been attending • funeral where the
taut have been merry cross, was laid 511.• tke
'44,7 Laid for a night's lodgusg is a polies anstion.

case of a coroner's jury not being able to agree
happened at Leeds yesterday. It appears that
areitent there, who had borne • oberester,
tt.4 suldr. He had suffered br Peassisrl
haen driven to drutit • still, ay
Mere rose • kind el
Lutl &inch arguad deltbsalitioa is thew be met lie
t. Flys of the jury were fer a verdict of fampsma7
°;tY, and seven of them for felo de se. After three)
they failed to agree, sad the difference mint, re.
mite Yr. Janice Heating, at the miss.