The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-11 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

MonosLY. Ocrossz 11, 1661.
The state of the Weather at oath of the following places at
Nuke o'clock on Saturday nsorniag. The statism ars
arranged t• cedar of latitude.

Illii of Weida!

Katy intelitgence.

COURT OF BANHRUPTCY.-SATUADAY.
Boca. NM. COMMISSAR& ilemmiso.
Ix as WILLIAMS AND 111ASCMANT.
This was the adjmorned examination meeting in the cam
of W. William and U. M. Merchant, dmaribed as builders
and cestraetors for public wake, of Great Geetrge-stmet,
Westminster. of Camden, Olancostershire sad of Liver-
pool. The amounts, which were Bled at the Mat met ties,
and published is the Eon's at the time, showed a
gram liability of 9.6331., with aerate estimated at upwards
of 38,000 i. The latter amount was dependent on the rs-
sult of some litigation with Ow Oxford, Worcester, and
Wolverhamptoa Railway Company, arising oat of a con-
tract entered into by the bankrupts, and partially executed,
for the construction of the Mickleton tunnel.

Mr. Lawrence, for the assigneea, said they had no 'tripe.
titian to offer to the passing of the bankrupt Merchant.
The other bankrupt could not pane for this reason. He had
considerable private property, the particulars of which had
not yet been investigated, and the asaignees considered it
might be unnecessary to do so, should the claim against the
redeem company be substantiated, as the assets would then
be amply sufficient to cover the joint debts without touch-
ing the private estate. In Use ease of Marchant the same
objection did not arise. The assignees were satisfied with
the assistance Au had given in realising the estate ; and
they thought it justice to him that he should be allowed to
pass.
Mr. H. Linklater said he appeared for three creditors,
who objected to either of the bankrupts passing until the
questions between them and the railway company were de-
cided, and which wets new awaiting the award of Sir Wm.
Cubitt. Should the award go against the bankrupts, the
accounts would have to be entiri ly re-stated ; for they had
gone on the assumption that the whole of their claim against
the company would be upheld, and bud not even entered
the company as creditors for anything.
His Honour did not see that soy good purpose would be
served by allowing one of the bankrupts now to qua. He
clearly ettild not ask for his certificate until the claim
against the company was investigated and decided on, as
the result of that decision might be to declare them ere-
ditors, and place them in a position to oppose the bank.
rupts. The examination mutt therefore be edjourned sine
die, without any imputation on the bankrupts, and with
liberty to them to have a day named for the adjourned ens.
minstion whoa the questions elsewhere pending were
decided.

TSB POLICE COURT&
BOW.STREET.

No fewer than aineT;pialiaiionsw3n made is the ermine
of Saturday by landlords of houses to recover powiemien of
their preemie under the authority of the sew Deserted
Tenement Act; and for some time past the ordinaay heal-
Otill of the court has been varied by the recurrence of
similar proceedings. In every ease it has been alleged that
the missing tennis have embarked foe Amanita.
The usual direction were given to carry oat the require.
meab of the set, which gives the landlord power to take
poseration after the expiration of a term specified therein,
a mated seine of his ihtention being sand to the out-
side of the shutter indoor, provided always that se ear re-
presetting the twat has tendered the arrears of rest on
his behalf dung the interval.
Wallace bawsy, whe described himself as a special
pleader, of Ur Temple-lane, was plan! at the bet,
on Friday, edit shiniatag 2101. by forgery.
Kr. Hem— es wig v special pleader; but do
not see yew ewe let Ile =i
The pelemer—l am a seesher et Gray's-inn of six Team'
NA =jest sheet le mite out my certificate.
Ilk. Thee yea we wet, at preseet, what you have
repeetelled yeetwelf to be.
Xt. Weidner, the solicitor. of Skiener-street, conducted
the pameallea, and stated the easierial facts of the nes as
follower

Thineesestrix, Catherine Wood, is tbo widow of Dr.
Raba. Wood, who eied in December. 1810, sad who,
then* • 11111011 physician, was chiefly singed daring
his Mein, la thenry pursuits, especially apes the meas-
lier, prose. At the Seta of Ls death Ith wile wee kit
is Leaden withal Meade, sad It seems that the
=lig, beaky kayos her Inaltsai, called ea her bean.
atterweede semi Wend le spat her is hie mbar-
/wane sinallea. She &thy asespeed kis wane, and
hen this tine be task the neaegenteut of her alike upon
himself, awning bird( of dos advantages thus ellorded
him to snare the penessisa of • great deal of reassy to
width she we estided. haledthe • no of SOL, means
of NW, and ea annuit of 2111. doe le her ken the
aterehaets et Seethed, her Mire bathes bees ass of
that body. Oat of the progeny thus aesaneked. the
prisoner had been in the bath, mine that time, of pay-
ing her some trifling weekly pittenee, mat esanding 2s.
or 31. at a time. Anon/ the net et her peperty, the
was entitled to sense in Olesgew. The prisoner, however,
persuaded her to sell it, and parehees a Ilh sande, ; and,
atter some reluctance, she al Worth wienand to do se.
The sum realised by this seie was 2141., mil ea the 26th
of July, 1831, she ausailed at hie chunks, In Niiiithal
Temple-law, where the deed we neented, mad sessinithe
mount free the heath of the ponies who bad 1111111d11111414
the transaction. After their departure she we isle thee
with the passage is his enemy and thee he maid. "New I
advise an to take this rearm he.., he yea nay ban
sane with it. lie advised by ne. awl re et ease
te the Cenneecial Beak, mad &peat it theme he ear joist
ammes." She eneed to MbFranediately amempaaled
the paean to the bank. the aneant 4nisas
was depnited es her Wait. The baresvr were
ed dostel hen the 2141. hawse she had a wish
w ban • mall postisa et the ram innediste
use; but Wan albs bad lea the bank wasp mimeo
the primer Meek berme* use of the
Iron her, ea erns peens-, tad nevusT•priiilrlC
neat day' he wont to the beak with a ghillies,
b
the forged sinister' of the yeaseeatrin, sad hew erg.
of the siteiry. Two thys eherwerth he leek outlet. in the
sane mean. Oa the alb et August be nth eat 661
mere ; end sthesqweetly, at short buena% the nesarise et,
the nosey. fine the prisoner was la pannisa et • ban&
= thbfuzithed bean at Chiswisk, W Mondek, were
with • degree of liberally that norked them t
he he had enthenly marred hen • peskiest eteheoracky r
the of amparellai entlease. le the ateaatlate the
widow amok widen ather tome bin at his
ant wrote ennestly he mWes respestiag hr dire,
re mere noistents la meat. Is rawer le bar ga:titt
resolved a greet number thein. Mal Is.. "
sad oceeneually nankin Is., h. mad senstinse 4s. "
aneant," oat of the nem he we neeleng us her behalf
Atha Isetlead.

Tlee—peamoteiz, a isiddlemyed mem. wry Palely th
the& pee bin Mime am* is Se Abet, mad
MS OM impend to • bag momemmi-W the pl-
ea/WM te theptelth White of her bealMed and hinalf, to
both eft Them he imputed Me of senthiot dimiyaliem
denied die sheep; eel elm as amender mho by =
mar that be was Imolai by her ha lotilthdre
the Am lease J. Weed. le Pie the moopmet et be;
Wale limit Theyebemerthisadthatthe Mama
Med of fromerm end that hb MAO* pommels)
wee both the am day ; end Oththelmether bed expressly
told Ida set to aninth either ed tans with men than lc ed.
per day.
A amber of the plather's helm mem banded op to the
Virfor mod after width
litienry MI that ads ”moollea ambit te be taken
vp by the beakese• who bed lees lisibrade4 sod who were
metamly L.W te pay the yeesseserls Me whale of the
marl midair& ben obeitheil by the Omer% ingery.
It was it hen the plemore can helm dm the
per mama hod been .at madly dethoodel of swap item
othammo. of the er proporty, ead it mold be en boil le Mk her with
the oden. •
Mr. Wafter *empee bemd Ps waddle he Oh
Hahad bees maim to lemon am the hankies to else.
• width who uthessesthil the Cemmeolal Beak,
to madam the mother at the mat mattes ef their
Me.
Me. 11Wripeseeded the primer tar a week.
&Are bis kora the bet, a ;modems. applied for
therewith. of the met to have as interview with the
the eheaben in hie oceopetios, which
=M tiZejlige him by a ber of the Middle Temple,
Om Pa other Naha a writing'...l mat, bat now hoped to
yea_pmemien of the mem.
The primme—Ob, pet os I Emil be very happy.

John Oill, of No.-16, P7ll;:e7te—rrace, Caledonian-road,
,was charged with assaulfing Theme Willi
had a's Orton,
as is
aged bar year; with WSW In de We grimes
l barn.
The primmer sad the mewls id the %heel (Uhl were
Wpm I. the hew d a Mod it. Odes, it
anew fell Into sneer, wi some d We peas were seised
by =her. Oa the Sad et Weber Orin owl his wife were
the roma/her d tbe wad% whew they were at-
`y the rheas,. Orme kited WNW he his room.
Oill brae epee the deer mid ruebedl ire the mem with sn
iron skewed, with whisk he Merit the Mod boy mad a little
piri, also Ortea's gild, aerate their epee. The unfortunate
hop's left eye is nearly gone, mad the eargesse of the Royal
Fres Hospital, Oraes-land•ae, hew given it as their opi-
nion that he will lose hie deft._ The girl, though not now
in so tench clinger, has resdeed SIAM Injury.
Mr. Lane, the berme wergeme at the Royal Free Hospital,
ander whose attentive enee the peer WW now remains, sent
in a certificate to the worthy mealeerate that his patient
would most likely be deprived of hie eight.
Mr. Tyrwhitt reworked that It woe • nielsneholy case,
and ought to he a ne=steeknoto Ladividuals.
The prbenar taw

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Woo. Lewis WY shred with inithently eassalthig Sarah
any, a child wader 10 porn et ego.
Feat the statement of the euntahle NO M It *pond
that be wee called into the meth hear to the primer% in
B•datiffrw, Ottlittkok Meet, leuthwedi, Mew the child.
►No teas times told that the rehear trthelted
• Mie warm Peen dot theneateams he
AM area put late the within bey when eke said
els had ten* gone to whet, nod anew went to • plate of
wile. She amid not anedl. maws did eh* know the
ne.aro of an oath.

Ils:i;lie—ei.ei: ease *s chili Is • wry saiii
rnsaxec, 'odd he vies est ad awn dliallooliell "M
sod Meese being whim •
.pseeet *prow
existed sews S the lower aim It was amperstai al the
part of ts is not ebreatteg tide &Mesa, espe-
cially w.dL.Jeg this aimewes advantages whisk were
held out t• them lithe day.
The hither et the buss stepped kewerd, lad sold be
i hag • inwliss, diripated Idle, who mimed bee ehildna
'Me be was at week eel be so* see bap Ide eblltl'a

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1852.