The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-14 00:00:00

LAW IN]

COURT OF
(Before Mr. C
MATCHILTT.—AP

This was an application
bankrupt. John Matchett,
of Wales Tavern, F.Afiel
failure to " want °humans,
op against him by his &tat
Canal, of the Coach sad
tavern charges during ha
been a contractor fez 20 ye
There was no opposition,
Mr. Rahan was appellation
as TllOllllll DDT WILLOi
The bankrupt, a builder,
applied for his release.

From the prooesdinp it
Mr. Alatandsr lowa, Wll d
and the failure is ascribed
Bankrupt, who had bean i
through the court in 183
class certificate, and was •
days in 1662, when he send
was released. The account
show debts of 6001., and th
of sale over the property.
An order for the release

BE 118.13ECC• 1151
This was an application
Rebecca Fisher, sued and a
dessibed as of Devonshirel
She described herself se o
meat compiled by Mr. Rabe
Mr. Preston opposed for I
street, upholsterers, detail
supported the beakrupt.
Mr. Preston end he oppo
was contracted by tread.
The benkrapt wee (onside
Ilebsoca Hicks. She wee •
married to a ratlemen Da/04
died. She did reptant to .
wife of Mr. Hicks, but dk
sent herself as his wide
in the Court of Chinon
• settled il:1001710 of 4001. •
of Mr. In:glade, 1501. wort)
The goods were obtained ba
were seized under en °smut
fetch 130/. She wau passing
the wife of Hicks.

...
By Mr. Laces —lngledew 1
Dot married to Hicks. The
five year. ago.
Mr. Joseph Ingledew wi
first came with Hicks.
and paid for them. She die
herself as his widow, and salt
bat that she was in receipt
the faith of that she had the
Mined she was not Mrs. Hid
Mr. Preston contended
fraud, and went now to p
them of the fruit of their em
from one place to another, iu
milty in finding her.
After a few words from ki
The Commissioser
Order aceorduigly.

BZ JACOB ila/IDON e.
Mr. Preston (of the firm a
presented a petition on be
&ante, of St fiwirbin's-la
parted to be shout 65,0001.
came goes to the court ef Yam

THE POLII

MARLBOBX

William Spite, a youth
street, Goklenaquare, and
chilled before Mr. Tyrwhitt
hones of Messrs. Oetzmann
factures, 38, Broadetreet
several articles holmium to
Edward Herleek, 5, Beaks
the employ of Messrs. Oft=
day night week 'carpetbag b
the premises. I left the pram
and we were the last perm
Sunday night to take 'met)
was gone. The next moss
workmen that be had lost sr
character was on the premb
premises had beet broken ini
David Reid, in the crap
Plumb, identified some hoc
They were safe on the prei
gone no the following Moody
Mrs. Aso Syme, wife of U
pnsooer brought some of th
I have seen but little of th
months. He merely left tb.
Inspector Bowles, of th.
Mesas. Oetzrnann and Plum]
wood robbery, and found •
open, apparently with • dale
the prisoner was employed, a
by his employer (Mr. John
my saying • word, maid, " I
and will never do so again
to the Biagio., when he sr
he had taken to a brother's
on going there I saw prison
bag produced and contents.
It a my first offence, and I
• ladder in the yard." The
tinned before be said this. I
reader, sod seeing the books
him to commit the robbery
viral keys, one of them tints
the prisoner's master several
persons. Oa examining the
had been pined by the wind,
Soared the articles produ
other penitent, the prisoner,
committed fur three mouths

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