The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

Ix RE /ARLES.

The beakrupt was a draper, at Bright**. This was the
esaisiastica awetlag. The aetionsts extended oily over
eta ea ewes maths; boas let February, 1866, to 18th
August last. He owes, to saiseared creditors, 6,913.;
liabilities, 4181. The assess were reversed at 2,3841.
Mr. Admit was for tits essigasee, sad Mr. Lioklater he
the Osekrapt.
Pared aaeppased.

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TM beakert wee described r e ermairbrAuguat sad
bill-broker, of Pirtle). This wr the exualardes iseetius.
The debts wen 9491. ; 2,6261. Geed debtors,
1141. ; doubtful auto, 9301.
The baakrupt pried unopposed.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS

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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1855.

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preasettationwpoTrisoses, es Monday, the 12th tut., of the
osier, to be slued by the trustees, whose MIMS
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so honhl espied front the letter.
Kr. Buil PerieherzuMted;T:g that be was sae of
W Inane of Ilre. The treeless kapt as
assess* with Mom. Oostla. Witnees'e is.. was
UMW to the deilla•Mt predated, hat it wee set is bit
landwriting. He knew the basdwritheg of two of the ether
=e%yead neither the cedar aor the shisateses were
then. The prieseer was quite sebum& to him.
Osselloo Judas, a Wiles-how keeper, is Caroline-
Meek Iskseognare, seated that the primmer 'edged with
Mt hum stninesay, the 10th fast., to Magid ay, when allb WIIS
Woes Is melody; and that she west by the same of Elisa-
beth Ifigat
Mashassie said that when the primmer was
besiZetlirthe statism, she gave the same Elisabeth Pigot.
Ette admitted that she had written the order and the lisps.
taro J. Great, sad that she bad ladneed • stranger whom
she met is the park to alga the other three sasses. She
added that Mr. Grant was a &Gad of hers, and that he was
a envier and wea,o? abroad.

The prissier said that the letter to Mrs. Plgot we. deli-
vered to her at Sir Edward Baker's, lisastoa-house, Bland
ford. Doreetaldre when she wee 'styles with her mistress,
who was on a visit there. Seeing the signature J. Grant,
she thought the letter wee for her. Two seen ago a parson
of that sane, who had for some tins been a suitor of hers,
iodated her to intrust his with a sun of 681. to invtat,
with mosey at his own, is the Bestirs Counties Railway.
A few days 1111111•16 she received a omega from him to
the effect that he had got a job on the reatinent, but would
write to her, sailalniag what he had dose with the mossy.
She had noted mbar the impression that Mr. J. Grant was
the same press. Oho lad so iatention to defraud.
She wee eseasltted for trial.
LAMBETH.

Yesterday was Aged for the bearing et the summons
obtained by the Rev. Jobs Vaughan. Ineunbent of St
Matthew's, Britain against George Nsthy, the eszton of
that chunk for perjury. It will be remembered that is
the course et the moat linguini's it transpired that lathy
lbering ea emendon la his hone*, Dr. Vaughn' al
biro 121. to pay it off, and afterwards received 41.105. from
the trustees of the charity Moots. a portion of Malby's
salary, whit& the doctor retained I. part payment. Malty
sagiognaag legs peoeesdfnge against the rev. defendant for
ibis seMmit, ag that tae 121.105. be received from the
degNowns a gift, and that **More the doctor had no right
M retain the portion of the salary be had repaired.
meetly after tide Dr. Vaughan 'messaged an action
in the Lambeth County Mart against Nell* for the
recovery of the balance of the meant alleged to be due
to him. Malby 'were the doestor's sauna wee a giN bat
several membsee d Dr. Vaugbaa'e family gave ',Mance
with a view to slism that Manly knew otherwiee, Inasmuch
as be made ta to repay it by instalments.
Mr. Pitt Teeter. the edge, gave hutment for Dr. Taug.
boa, cad expemeed ca eginies Um Kathy bad comesitted
paffweg. As 'gm wee teak for his committal to
prism, bet Mr. Mated whether he bad the power,
sad a "mom him to mower theohuge of perjury
was mgplMl dinised at Luaheth *curt. It was to
have bees heard es Kmaday lest. tea. ea the suggestion of
Mr. Parry, who has been retained for Malby, the cue was
'Unwed to stand over cavil yesterday.
Yesterday, Mr. Pony was win In ettendesee. and
nude mother analogies for postpeament. Mr. Norton
emented, and the ewe sow stands for hearing on neat
Sat urday week.
It is .zpeoted that this proceeding will have the effect of
peolgesing Dr. Vaughan's trial until the Dumber session
of dm antral Criminal Court In the ordiouy coarse the
mid would have bees takes at the sittings which comeseoce
neat Monday, bat It will in all probability be urged that the
trial should net be proceeded with while the case against
Why, who is one of the principal whinges" against the rev.
doctor, is pending.
Charles Alfred Rickaby, a blind man, and Junes Rickaby,
his sea, were charged with sonspiring with William Cos,
et present in custody, sad under remind, to defraud Mrs.
Really Clark. a widow lady residing in Perk-road, Clapham,
out of household furniture to the mount of 20W.
The primers were remanded.