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London, England, 1855-10-20 00:00:00

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SLIfiIIOPTOT OP 111 101111117 PllOl, 11 P.
AI aljedicetiou is bankruptcy bee bees nadir spied Sir
Robert Prise, Bert. The saes first sane before the mart
seder the erreagemest 'lessee, Sir Robert having petitioned
the semi is the seed fern. Re ie dieseibed se "lt
Rehire Pries, Bart., .f No. 11, litreiteweleiste Plead*,
and et Feeley, is the massy et Harelisi, sod member el
he the city of Reward. irearsisssibeetia add
dreads eons." Is his peehiss he senegeseest. Pk Relict
Shies es halm s-0, The lashlill. yesteree=leser go
wet lie IMIOBSIONIO oho hem Imes the
es ifths _isle
es Minn et a
key
eat
:11siti lees se the woke es remises Mews es the (Ra-
=hn eel Oeel Cesigesfe weeks at Toads, sear
Rad. Is tie amity of 017. a
Ms. LSIVANIN, as behalf of 14TViheeles, architect,
of Ores' Oellegweweet, Westminster, sew applied shot the
petitioner sherald be made s besheset the seamy way.
Rie Ream pasted the es die pessel that
fife Lion l'eise had pelted the pessestetiee et his po-
lities bow ties was mueslis. As adjadiesties is beak-
evrobwase sods.
sad eareesiered to the edjedits-
dim; sod theerses
si he the shahs of misses. WOO
apsted he tie fed sf Nevestber. The algid swarm
le Mr. Bell. The mem* of dee liabilities sad sleets la sot
yet kaews.

IN 13 10311 WALZII CAIN.
The bankrupt, s fancy Matisse; of Jowls-street. sad of
Msaakostee, applied fee eertilsate. His liabilities. of
3.6494 wore pstaolpoly C. 100031 t of a partainship is
Iwhieb lie bad bows espied with two other person. The
wets wen 372 f.
Mr. Catlin. for the bankrupt, submitted that the raw was
Sae of saliortaas, sad
Hie Heawar granted a sawed she. earthiest,.
LW 13 7. 3, 7/0113.
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This was 'smelter enti este ...ties. The baakrept was
a °Waal meet sad bill broker, of CopthaU• beildiap.
Rio seises/0d debts were 1,2364; liabilities, 1,9711.; oasts,
Meat 9091.
=re "pond for the sedges; Miley
• mood is aertlinie mos greeted.
IN Si 11111ILDININe.." PUBLICANS. 110001111T11."
This was the serollosso goseeleg la the Nee of T. Chafear.
lierried vireasller, ellowaleateet. Ybrebary. The meowed
debts wen 8111.; mete sties tUK
Its Omsk M Os sidgems. sawed act opposition, bat
wiled Muslim W tbe MS, that the *spews had largely
elesedid the peals, and that the haakrapt had retwed to
alga a eakmaties of wises requestad to do so.
Mr. Csiosse.tbe silldol la swan to the °mart,
said that the lieddmodeg bad very issperfest, as anal
with }Wakens.
The Chstaissiesse—Bat we mist Week thew to keep
Weir boles better. I sappers, is this as, all the property
kis game to the hewers sad the distillers. He way take a
mead elms witileate, to be *lopsided ter Ss swaths cc
amount d bad best-adpisg.

IS as 00170 K.
This was the easiaisatiaa 'webs( la the sass of J. H.
Gesell, timber sereiltant, of Biver-ternae, Wields& His
%mamma debts were 2,7671.; liabilities, 2,7961.; erste,
2401. The beakrept was is a defleissey, at the essisseace-
swat of 1654, of 1,11011.
Passed usepposed.

prams bad set bad is stake say ample's% *sabot bin,
aid be Amid tbeestere reseed ao farther is the man.
Me amour was Asa dbabied.

Wm. Wealley, ;;eivataintkiipidag's Own Light In-
fantry. Tower Hennes, wse charged before Mr. Hammill
with assaulting his wife.
Comp'dual, who ins greatly netted, and far advanced
is ay, stated that the previous night defendant
iseieted on teaching their eldest child, six years of age, his
ex eals% during which be made his stead with cue foot
apes hie thigh. The little fellow fell back as the Aar
sad dusk his head ; be was greatly alarmed
at b and wham eadeartared to take him away;
apes whisk defeadeat Mrs* the child with hie Ist seve-
ral times ces the feu, sad followed up the attack by Ma-
les bee is the hub, sad subsequently hit her four separate
emu ea the hasS, which greatly paused bor. She had been
mewled some years, Ind never known any pesos
mop duties • ix swathe' imprisonment which he had
use time Vie; assault spas her. ehe wsa now
NUM with bad slways bees a good wife, sad sup-
=lsalle by her business as a laundress.
IS dm tiliseed said he was von sorry 1.1 what
leo boring beets paid • little swag by one
ot bbsagessio, be got a little liquor, sad was sameadoes
of the eisikaas he bad emanitted.
Ur. lemma mid it was nudist that the former Ss
meths' legekeemest had produed us effect ; all s
gkeesla eedi is wee to order him • similar panishessat,
with hell Se ibis Mks terse.
Alfred Ilkeabiseugh woe charged with having broken into
the &Niko issue of Mrs. Caroline Elwin, in KW-street,
Spitaillekles
Theo proessatriz dated that she bed smeaske to leave home
fee a sheet time, sad as returning soca after she found the
eked deer apes, led that the lock bad been forced off. She
peasesled lass the passage, when the primes,
Tuba eat and lNys Mto pees her, bat she ittetastly
grappied with him eel hail his (ant, notwithstanding his
etasneae efforts le asap% until she obtained the maims's
of sesee of bee tio wise gam hiss into seseady.
Palissimesalle rnsiess anted that the primer woo
us et Menet Meek thieves is the district, sad that *as
Weis SOMA eau oriel Irks, is whisk he wee shamed with
hulas essemilled a most heartless robbery epos • poor
Welsbeesame, who woe thus ls attesdaaes.
Asa Patois elated that she was a native of Conserves,
wham as W ealied all km life seta • few mouths since,
whoa els was teseeted by her bulimia, sad havieurecosived
infrmmioa that he had obtelead t st Woolwich
, she travelled ea km the way, • dismiss,
ofThilar "
mies, width coupled bee surly three weeks. On
esubieg hen ilsodeselea abe head to her extreme Cup-
paktum' that her bubsed bad left the dockyard, sad was
believed to have made his way to Leedom. Having upended
the Oiling eum with which she had bum furnished by her
feuds, she engaged herself for a weer at hop gathering,
uning abut Mi., with whisk she resumed her pursuit of
her hesimeL She arrived ia town on Wa ineeday week,
sat =kl at a irslglesg-house ia Flower and Dean.street,
wiser' eke wee told that they would mums°.
elare=kbee a bed for the sight. As she errs required to
pay be bee lodging In advisee, she pulled out three half-
wits's mapped up la paper, which wee all sits possessed,
sad rev obese le head one of them to the landlady, mhos
the peismerr, who was seated with two or three men in a
NOM oldie seem, hastily made towards her and snatched
Oho sway sal et her bud, with which be rats out of the
Mom, sad eM few so more of Wet until she Mead him its
Viriof the mike.
aaimlll remarked that it was certainly a very cruel
vablary and asked tb somplaisant by what mesas she was
that the phases was under eaaminatioa at that
witness replied that as the loss of the money bad »-
Sued her to subplots destitution, she was counelled to
seek refuge is Whimehapal workhouse, in which she had
sines remalsed ; but having bum discharged that messing
she was advised to represses her eases to the magistrate, and
the moment she entered the Court she observed the prisoner
ceder examination alma the former charge, and pointed him
oat to the oMeers.
Mr. Remain said that it was essential that the landlady
of the hawse in Flower eel Dean-attest should be seat (or,
and divested one of Um Akers to require her attendee/a.
Altar siert Marvel. blry MurOy. the imam seemed
to, wee baeogla Ibraord, bat on emedes the whales box,
mho embossed a mid_gtaam with doe pekoes?, and es
phatically udekt " That's not the seta."
Oa ben NOM upon to espial& what she meant by such
an observed's, as no questions had been put to her in re.
fuence to the USN, the woman, after some hesitstios,
»plied that she supposed she was wanted respecting the
robbery spots the old countrywoman, which had certainly
token plus at her house, but that the prisoner bad not
been there at all on the day in question.
It was here intimated to the magistrate that the lodging-
hone kept by the woman Murphy was a recensele for the
went thieves In Whiteehapsl, and that proceedings wife
thou pending against her at the instance of Mr. Price, the
visiting inspector under the Cosmos Lodging-hones Act.
Mr. Hammill said that although be entertained a strong
egiona spas the ere, ha was afraid that the unsupported
testimony of the poor woman who had been so shemefully
robbed was not ettMeient to satisfy a jury as to the ideate.
Modes 4 the primmer, sad be Used therefore amok* him
Ilbs original shame, whisk had been clearly established.
cis Mew kin to be committed and kept to hard labour fee
tine menthe in the House of Correction.

11;;;;;pristrat•th;ndirnietitis;tibTintseediste wants of
the unfortunate Welshwoman should be supplied from the
poor-boz, and it having beta elicited from her thither sister
was la tge service of a lady of title at priest in Scotland,
the shirt saber wee desired to eannetusicate with that prim,
who would probably sake eneagemeate for seeding hes
relative hone to Cantarvon.

Lieutenant-Colonel IL Marsh Hughes, of the East India
Company's service, who woe sooorapassied by Dr. Graham,
retired superisteadisg surgeon of the Bombay army, Dr.
Williams, aad other gentlemen who an about to establish a
Strangers' Home for Asiatics, Africans, and South Sea
Masers in Limehoure, and protest them from imposition,
applied to Mr. Yardley for a summons against Mr. Joseph
Buchanan, of Sunderland, fora violatioa of the 16th clause
of the Moralist Shipping Repeal Act, the 17th and 18th
Victoria, cap. 120, by which Mr. Buchanan had rendered
himself Bak to a penalty of 301.
Lietat-Celesel Hughes said that he sad other gentlemen
had billeeenald themselves for some time in favour of Asiatics,
Striates, and South Sea Islanders, to prevent their being
abandesal by swam and ()eosins of British and foreign
ship es Weir arrival her.. The abandonment of these
string= kad easesd a large amount of misery and cline,
and gnat numbers of Lunn, Chinamen, and others,
bad Wean* vagrants in our public Arens. Many
wore ehargeable W the unions and a perpetual
Welkin to the ppeaeosr rates. He sow applied en
MeV of an • Lamar named Bentroo, who
shipped at Madras as beard the Hansom, Captain Dribble
ONSIMIN West 13 meths ago, on a voyage to main
sad
Leaden AWE badag St. Helena the Lamar was one day
steeds/ the rased, when he was thrown down by a sea
sOlidn lie
_wilier, sad hi. lag was broken. The captain,
who Wawa kindly to the man, set the leg lathe best way
he fen% sod as the arrival of the skip is the St. Katharine
Desk sees We mesa on board the Dreadoolght ficopital-
ship, where be remained under surgical treatment Ow three
meths, sad wbem he seem oat he disarmed the Magoon
had sailed with' all hie kit, amirlsere Whet, and
other PM. hig wry lima sod litak sad is want
of food, h • applied at the Theme Patios Own, sal wen
taken to the Pew _ Wickham*, sad from there wm tram-
fund to the adsa Hospital, where he remained two
moths. The Liam, on leaving the Lando. Hospital
seat bank to the Poplar Workhouse, when he bad =
ever Ines with the eamptioe of a few days, when he west
out in march of a ship. The macs was still very lame,
sad the broken bow had new united, in come-
queue, of the kg having hma unskilfully set in the
Mt instance. The Lamar was quite destitute ; the wages
des to him bad mover been paid, sad be was unable to
obtain employment or work his passage hack to India.
owing to his lameness. He (Liner.-Colonel Hughes) had
dew all in his power to make the owner of the Etaagoon do
jetties to the Lamar, who had been left la this meetly,
after nestles with an meanest' accident in the service of
the ship, to shift for himself. The owner destined to give
the Lmear his just duos and to send him back le tad* aid
he had no alternative but to make this ap
It appeared that the owner of the name= at Sea.
dished, sad the newel had left the emstryefeemestasem
whieb, Mr. Yardley said, be retreated to Mod mesh Who
the ease oat of his jurisdiction. The appliemets most seek
their remedy la that town.

FATAL ACCIDINT.AfaII saddest onnirrod on
Thursday ea the high road lootliag hos Woolwich to
Landes, by shish a pease gut was killed sag ulna An.
dies non or lon Ware/. It apposes the nether of the
obildres had glued then is a small out to tan thee M
a shut ride, whom while pro alosg, a lupe wane.
came up at a trot, before the salt eolli be drawn oat
of the way ono el the wheels of the lingua sin&
at the muse thee severing the grated with blood iron
the pose trafortusete child. The lifeless bdy woo taken
to the- solghbosriag tau, where it swats the oreeser's
fattiest.
FOUNDERING Or THE BRITISH BARQUE KENT.—
LIMA. Barr. 11.—Tho Heat, British barges, from Callao
to Himlead, tosadered at the 3M Ileptenbur is lat. 13 8.,
lea 73 W. ; now saved sad arrived at CaUse.
Loos ow Two Sum ar Figs—The Abwfoylo,
Negras, bassi to the Mauritius end Landes, sad with her
esego, skis reboot, Ike .ssplete, took are sad was nettled ;
the Me lows ever has at high water, sad the swelling of
the gran has forged up the sale desk, and seep Si the
tipper desk bum us Wan ; the tugs has boos mostly
get oat of the Istwess &mks ; ow suompt will be mods to
robs her soil sgiihis.—Otimitts, Sept IL The Xmas
Law. IlLoskke. iholi /Win, N. 8., to Grimsby, with
dub. ossghe poissity, sad was obsaikowl Mir the
Hushomc-Osomor. Oss.
COLLISION AND Loos OF Lin. DAILTKOUTII,
Oar. 18.—The Maio. Via, tram Nowommlo to Velma.,
hos bus bososht kW buboes wish bows stove, tamest
Ftstesitor, sway,
= 17.ntaltg.,ffi
th as Miss (Brum bugs.) bawd te Mass sus ass
drowse&

The lop plid tt is 'ow is wooly finished
le possible. TM oboist of blight sad imiste seat
yes nosed =soy puma' se be *beg sere 'Sagely
ibis they mimesis mold Mee Imo ; tbeegb all gesbered
is Mils, the Mt ben begs beef tweva.
TW ilismagesee siU se doubt testi to=tbe dbety
I.
mg the egoosal Wet I sbet it will y awl
MAUL

TSB EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1855.