The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-26 00:00:00

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Registrar Rocha.)
BE nornint, GRAMM, AED DE LDELE.
kg * sitting for dividend wider the Joint estate
ck william janyrin, Thomas Ritchie Orem* and
odors De Lisle, late merchants of Ale/a-friars ; ,
r the separate estate of Thomas Gramis. The
xa place about • year ego, and the bankrupts
obtained their discharge. There hem .an a di-
ae joint estate of 4s. in the pound.
.Lie, the manager to the state, now reported that
a assets in hand sufficient to yield • farther
.. thl. in the pound on the joint arts* es which
anionet of 81,000 f. have been proved. Oa the
•tate of Grains there would be • dividend of 20a.
Ad, with a surplus to be handed over to the joint

101/1 were passed accordingly.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Efolroyil.)
TRE.o. BOELE-111i ROYAL BRITISH BANK.
don made an application to the court on behalf
Aces under a deed of arrangement which had been
to in January, 1857, between Mr. Burke and his
Mr. Burke was a creditor of the
Bank for 2611. • be was the pet
antler the bankruptcy of the bankt,
,aced one of the trade assignees. He had proved
,f ; but payments of the dividends had been
v llwura Linklater, the solicatars to the mfg.
be ground of some arrangement which had been
rein with Mr. Burke before he petitioned the
ler the arrangement clauses. The difficulty had
removed, arid there was no objection to the Olei-
c,: paid to Mr. Burke's trustees. The seammt of
to be received in bankruptcy is Bs. in the pound,
the pound in chancery.
,ccordiegly. _ .

»-riszoaar,—THE
NIL P. LATE
JOHNSON. OFTKNAL
uan old bankruptcy, which took Disco is the
he late Mr. Commissioner Enos. me liabilities
at 30,0001.
we, as solicitor to the malign/es, mow brought
Honour the account of the sl sasigwee. Mr.
DO, is which there were several items of charp to
• assignees objocto4..
mom, after examining the account, pointed out
m on which this per contege ought not to be

talon expressed his nudism to settle the balsam
3000 Rs the account Improperly nude up.
said he would submit the sommet co the fol.
Lv alter debiting Mr. Johnsoo with the items of
se which had been disallowed by the commie-

heron—hod I will motile it the day attar. I only
.1.; to ?Mae the motley. Items base celled upon
peremptory maw by the solicitor to the as-

sra said he wu obliged to do so, as the dividend
t be declared until this account WY dosed. Tbe
ok of Scotland ware creditors far 20,0001., and
sitar. Mr. Murray, waa very urgent.
huon—lf I am to be called upon to pay all the
of bankrupt accounts one after another, without
iced to take credit for the per outages doe to me ;
like calling upon the government to pay soldiers
rs without getting the term For the lad few
we been coned to my bed through Mmes. The
the Lord Chancellor's decision, kind,courteous, and
as it was, completely prostrated me. I have been
determination of blood to the head ever deo*
elect of a fall.
stated that the enigmas will have about 2,0001. to
ingot creditors for 50,0001.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STREET.
A SAD STORY.
a very fine-grown girl, with istereoft fa-
.o isrried a child in her arms, wee charged before
with shoplifting.
ploy,: in the service of Meows. Lloyd, menera, of
b. proved the rubbery. Itiorsor had just pre-
:,tared the shop, selected a roll of ribbon, sad
mother. She did not deny the charge.
iristone (clerk)—Ate you a single woman !
r--Yes,
rlstone—And an you the mother of that child!
n— Yes, sir.
oke— Are either of errs parents here!
actable-lookieg man here came forward, sad Is
,liestions easd—This in my daughter, sir. lista
ate not seen her abaft the 7th inst. I believe
has been decoyed from borne. He mother is

bla—She gave as address at filtipalloy, Tomb. I
ir It is acorreet °as.

its—How old is she
—Seventeen,
oks—Aed the saw of the child in her arms ?
—Twelve mouths, sir.
oice—This appears tub a very melancholy ma a.
—Sbe bad no omasion to leave her homer air, and
oil readily and gladly take her back to it. I
he was lured away from it.
aim (to prisoner)—Do you wish this charge nettled

w—lf you please,
rake—lt does not appear that any previous charge
kind can be shown against you, nod probably it is
fence ; therefore the punishment I shall order will
votively light. There appears to haws been a led
virtue and respectability of pceitioe, en thee
!ft. Your father is evidently willing and otes to
on. and I sincerely trust that after leaving prima
return to your home.
er was committed for six week' with hard labour.
ROBBING TOSNISHED LODGINGS.
less of robbery is much oe the Menem in the &s-
Le court The following cane were heard conmen-
is morning.
1. Wilsey. 47, described as a surgeon, gad Care-
wife, 36. both of respectable appearance, were
with stealing to the amount of 101.
dmond Purley, a stationer, carrying on beams at
eland-road, stated the primness had rented epert-
his house fee a short period rely, and that I.
!me of some suspicious chroesmennee they WOO
el as to the absence of a perinea of the bed lines.
ly was nneandsotory, rad they were given fate
Property to the amount of *O4 wee then miteed.
sod Gould, detectives of the N Division, predated
cake found in theprreoaers pamemica, end with-
in any reply to the charge they were remanded
iroduction of other mess spinet them.
Thowspsore, a tall labouring-looking
with steeling a variety of property hue :lira
el.

s instance it was shown that prism's had invarie,
emoted binned as a foreman over some works me-
nd carried on at night, and that eoasequesily ha
day rest. Turning into his lodging about 2or 3
he had =pi* opportunity to steal from adjaosat
efore 8 o'clock in the even*, at which time be
ed. and decamped with his booty, of comes not slay,
e than one night in each place.
olio, were granted a ternand a this in.. also.

SOUTHWARK.