The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-20 00:00:00

HZ HAYWARD.

This was an examination meeting. The bankrupt, Francis
Jame* Hayward, was described as late of No. 36, !fano/lea-
teratreet, Manchester-square, gentleman.
No accounts have been filed, but from an examination
taken at the Queen's, Prison it appears that he owes between
4,000/. and 5,000/. His attributes his present difficulties to
expenses incurred in endeavouring to rare money upon a
reversionary interest to which he was entitled upon the
death of his father. After he left college at Oxford he lived
on an allowance which had been made to him by his father.
Mr. laierranoe stated that there must be an adjourn-
; meat. There was no doubt there would eventually be
amply sufficient to pay 20s. in the pound, and he had been
.in negotiation with members of the bankrupt's family In
' order to avert, if possible, his passing his examination in this
I court. Those negotiatinoc were concluded for the present,
; and as no accounts had been filed there must be an adjourn-
' meet.
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poacher named Tom Richards, • passenger. Gideon. OD after he ..._ . committed the assault, as, pertly to revive her
being questioned as to whom the game belonged, protested 1 from the state be had placed her in, he threw about a dozen
ignorance, but eventually said, 'To Richards," who found it ' bucketfuls of water about her person. The covering on the
nukes to deny it. The game was seized, and summonses , I bed whereon she lay sou slightly marked with blood, and a
irezed for both parties to appear. Richards, upon shift, about the breast, and a nightcap were also besmeared
whom service was made personally, never came into I „„,;, with blood. Drs. Naiemith, Lennox, and Whittle were in
court, though be was seen in Bingham on the .tesr
cdmissionerezcowrdinbegly granted an adjournment,
wi renew protection t ban attendance all night upon deceased, who lingered till nod-
monolog of hearing. The carrier Gibson was present -day on Wednesday, when she expired. Turner was brought
to answer the charge of resisting the police in the dice- up before Bailie norburn in the police-court, at Hamilton,
charge of their duty, which was clearly proved, and on Wednesday, when he was remitted to the sheriff and
he was fined If., and the costs, 12a. Richard; against whom THE POLICE COUIiTI3. committed to prison.—Glaaryow Morning Journal.
four convictions were recorded for poaching, and six for _____.---
MURDER. IN LIVERPOOL—COMMITTAL OF THE
other offence; was sentenced to pay the sum of 31.. and in MARLBOROUGH-BFREET. ?MONTE& —Yesterday (Friday) Neal O'Donnell, the man
default of payment to undergo two months' imprisonment Mary Ararnamara, a respectabialookieg young woman. , charged with murdering James Morris, in Derby-street,
with hard labour. An the new act expresses that offenders •in the service of Mr. Jams, of Down-street, Piccadilly, was Liverpool, on Slooday lest, was brought before the meals-
" shall pay any sum not exceeding five pounds," and is silent charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing a sovereign from mates on remand. and a shoemaker named Coyne was also
as to the rests of conviction, the magistrates did not think a blind man named Watt; who is in the habit of standing brought up on remand charged with being as accessory ba-
tboy were justified in imposing the penalty of fit exclusive at the corner of Down-street with pendia and stationery. , fern the feet. Guys. a few months ago was sentenced to
of them ; the term of imprisonment would therefore be j Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marita.rougb-street, at, imprisonment for *Willing. It will be remembered that
only two months, according to the first and second William j peered for the defence, being instructed to appear by the O'Donnell, on Monday last, murdered James Morris, who
IV. chapter 32, see. xxxviii., to which the new act refers. gars master. bad been sent by a bailiff to dieemin upon hie goods. stab
The game was directed In the justices, in writing, to be I The complainant stated that be was standing at the
bisg him with a large knife, which he procured from •
sold, and the proceeds of sale to he paid to the measurer of corner of Down-street, when a gentleman came up to him
proviaion dealer's shop. The previous evidence taken on
the county.—Notrinol•am Journal, I and put a sovereign into his band, saying at the same time. Moodey was deemed sufficient for the purposes of a tom-
DESPERATE AFFRAY 13E7WEIN POLICE AND .. 1 hope you trust in the Lord." He put the sovereign mieted in the case of O'Donnell, and witnesses were there-
MlNEnB.—Tbe neighbourhood of Kilsyth was on Tuesday into his pocket, after thanking the gentleman for his kind. f re only brought up for examination before the magistrates
morning the scene of a desperate affray on the occasion of nee; and soon after the prisoner came up to him, and rid to prove the charge against Coyne. Richard Ashworth. a
the apprehension of three men, all named Haggarty (father she had given him a sovereign by mistake for a halfpenny, process server, was called, and stated that be was in White-
and sons), to answer a charge of breach of peace preferred and wanted it back. As be was blind, and for the sake of chapel on the afternoon of the murder, and that his
against them. The prisoner made violent demonstrations Protection, he went into a public-house, and asked the bar- attention was drawn to a crowd in Derby-street. He saw
with two picks and 'formidable iron crowbar, and threatened maid to mind the sovereign for him. As soon as be placed the prisoner Nest O'Donnell come out of the shop
to knock the brains out of the first man who dared to enter the sovereign on the counter, the prisoner, who had fa. - and run off in the direction of Mr. Feiglestield's shop, in
the house. They had maintained this menacing attitude for lowed him ID, seized the sovereign, sod he then gave her in whieechapel. O'Donnell returned in about three minutes.
half an hour, when Sergeant Swan, with great fortitude, charge for steeling it. Io passing to the shop he ran against witness, who observed
apraug in among them, and with one blow sent the father The girl mid she gave the plaintiff a sovereign by ms- a large knife in his hand. When at the shop door Coyne
spinning into the fireplace, and one of the sons into take, which her master had given her, pushed (YDonnell through the crowd to where the men who
another corner of the house, while he himself was buried . The girl's master (Mr. Jones) said be had given the girl a were removing the furniture stood, saying, " Now, go into
headlong into a bed. The Haggerty' soon re- sovereign that afternoon out of her wages at her request, them." Coyne must have seen the knife in O'Densiell's
gained their position, and, armed sin with picks and he was willing to be bail for her. h and. Witness did not see the blow struck which deprival
end pokers, they p
made another assault upon the : The blind man said be was certain that it was a gentle- Morris of life. When O'Donnell was returning from Mr.
officers. The father, who is an extremely powerful may, man who gave him the soverei,n, for he felt his coat cuff : Eaglesfield's shop, the crowd °burred that be carried a
aimed a Wow with • pick at the heed of Sergeant Swan, besides holed a thick voice, not like • female's. He bad knife, for they shouted out. "He has got a knife."—Thoense
but Constable M'Gurke warded it off, and in so doing the not had time to discover the gentleman, bat thought be
handle descended with terrific force upon Lis (M'Ourke's) should be able to do eo if there was a remand, (It may Connor. ose of the men who had been employed is renew.
log furniture from O'Donnell's shop, beard Coyne inciting
left arm, and broke it a little above the writ—the point of le stated that handbills had been issued raking the gentle-
the pick entering a wooden post to the depth of nearly two man to come forward.) O'Donnell to stab them.— A surgeon from the infir
stated that the knife bad penetrated through the deceased's
inches. Old Haggerty was at length, and after math resist- I A young man, living in Core 'street, Gray's-inn-road, cheat. The prisoners were then committed for trial at the
ance, secured by handcuffs. The other officers were in the who said he lived by making medals, stated that on the day mi., hail hang refused,
meantime dole' battle with the eons. who. maddened with of the occurrence he saw • gentleman give the blind man a [Advertisement.lHoLLowsx'a Pius AND 011fge
rage, seized hold of every conceivable article which could in sovereigo. He was ekes by the gentleman's side at the Nam—preventives of Weaknem.—Whenever circumstances pro.
any way be used in defence. Pokers, pick; emwhem, and time, and distinctly saw the sovereign. As soon as the duce impure blond or Masan the force of the circulation, stave,
&abr. flew is every direction, but the sons were ultimately gentleman left he (witness) left. About a quarter of an lion takes place in the lungs, and consumption or other forret-
secured, and the whole were'taken to Stirling. where they hour after he new the girt with • constable and the blind &hie symptoms discover themselves. Let Holloway's remedies
await examination. Both the officers and primmer, heur man palming with a gentleman. The prisoner maid she had be tried on the first feelings of debility, or on the first ansoyance
*Tideless, of a severe sad Woody contest. —Edinburgh Con- given a sovereign instead of a halfpenny. from a dry backing monk The Ointm .M should be well rubbed
1 1... um to hg.. Lewis,the witness gee. several answers twice a day upon the chest anti between the shoulders, sad the
rant,,,„,_, Pills should be takes In alterative doses to parity the blood end
lwrowrixo TEA without colour on the leaf pre- of • most Walatida°e°l7 and evasive oaten, showieg ea.,. cleanse ihe system. without we Amine it, by rousing Or man-
•vel. the chimes paaalati aft inferior team es in the wid vela little reliant* could be placed on his evidence. salmi existing nervous Irritation. These observations iteryy
kinds. Dornimsn's tea fa unroloured, therefore always god The bliell man was recalled by Mr.
. reedirla.and ha mall he additional weight to summer, when decline and general week.
alike. flood by PO Agents —(Advertiseraent I ens DOD SWIM'S a having naniva any ananey from the antrum heat and other ceases am more apt to prevail.