The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-24 00:00:00

QUEEN'S BENCH, JUDOES' CHAMBERS.-

*WTIIIIOIII T.
Baron Ili. Juartca (luaus'.

Tlit QUSZN ON Tall PILOSZCUTION or WILLIAK ELFIN
HOLLAND AOAINST TRONALS MILLER/ft AND OTNISA
►OI Priutur AID CONSPILACT.-ALLIOILU raiuray
NY A DAMEN&

Yesterday a* wiles*, TN made Win his lordship to
admit the diffeer N MO. indielhments basing been
found against them for wilful sad imam* wry and con-
spiring is the water of Mr. Miami. armar of Gude'.
esiteg.erialestm• whereby that path--- Ina Palimai la poverty.
M
Kr, Mimeo
Mt g=l:Le the yammatim, lad W.
Mr. liwidismsno wild be he the dallimissa N
pot in bail be ladistrumati eanlest Theme Mel.
lerati, a beaker, at sad a sellsharMrederiek
Menorah, bis w, raiihriehmeaosilTherma Whbibearne,
sleets N the tomer. he =7 sad pos= There
had been other {silk-----Ira the
same arms N the Oaturt of Mama= mid bail put
Is N mower them, but be was sew Imam* N put in bail
for the remark* af the biluMmine /set hail
Mr. Roldnean mid Oat the oilmen wen of a very eeri-
est natant. . Therm Mama was a Molar sad ealici-
tar at mul Ma Misr partite wen Ms servants.
The former hollated r perjury sad mwerimey,
end the others did the ow N defraud Kr. Elphe Midland,
formerly mayor of Cleiffrffirsifig., and an eatenalm brewer.
That gentenaan had been astapletely ruined by -hair coo-
'piracy. and sufficient 'videos. bad baseline, Mire the
rend jury to implicate the. all I. tai ester. He
mast state to his lordship. that an the diallnedents were
bailed In the amount of 4,2001. to meet the shwa's, and
that responsible bad now ought to be acespied.
Mr. lluddlestone said he offered tit, tare m
before, that was Messrs. Horse sad laboa, =ei.
They were responsible enough.
Mr. Robinson informed his lordship that they ware ball
in the amount of 4,000/., and the charm were
_tan orlses.
The defendant in chief was a banker, sod lumitemined
his eon and clerks to aid him in perjury and comegiesty,
defraud Mr. Holland.

Mr. Justice Coleridge ssid that he thought the WI tree
quite sultleirnt. He should accept Mem& Nana stud
Loftus as bail foe tho defeadaste appeasassolg Mos Court
of Queen's Bench.
The hAil was ultimately meoptrd, waking altogether
5,0601.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTERDAY.
I roes Ma. Osmerwrse Furs
IN at /MEIN.
This was the certificate meeting. The bankrupt, Thomas
Ekia, was a wine merchant, of ltegent.street, and of Jesus-
lane, Cambridge. His aroomita, exteuding over a period of
sixteen months, commenced with a deficiency of 6151. He
now owed 2,1671. ; the amen' were about 900!. His domestic
rape:nes were put down at 6321.
Mr. Cole supported.
Mr. Welhone opposed, charging the bankrupt with
reckless trading and living ow his erediton.
The bankrupt, in reply to the court, said he had not been ,
ig busier,s b. fore the commeneem.nt of his account..
The Cumminioner-1 hen you, a young man, began with
• deficiency of upwards of WO/. ; and while other and older
sea, wheaten clear with the world, fin.l it difficult to make
Mule nee. t, you thought to pay off these debts out of the
Olin of your trading ?
Mr. Cole urged that the bankrupt was only tweotytwo
ran of sae. His Lathes was a brewer at Cambridge, of
high respectability, sad he having the command over •
number of public-house*, felt that his son might realise a
profit of MO( • year by supplying these bows, alma. The