The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-05 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.-YEBTERDAT.
Berea. M■. hence Caisswau.
CONVICTION UNDZR THR Niw ACT.
Jason Solomon Doris, 50, pleaded guilty to a charge of
having fraudulently obtained goods from different trades-
men, under the false colour and pretence that he wanted
them for the purpose of carrying on his trade, three months
before his bankruptcy.
PERJURY.

James Delthrow, 48, was then arraigned upon an indict-
ment, charging him with having committed wilful and cor-
rupt potion.
Mr. Ballintine for the prosecution, in opening the case,
said that it was connected with the charge to which the
prisoner Davis had just pleaded guilty. The off, nee im-
puted to the defendant was that noon the inquiry which
took place before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd is reference to
Davis's bankruptcy, when he was examined as a witness,
he had wilfully made certain deb 18888•8861 with respect
to the disposal of the property of the bankrupt, the object
of which was to prevent the creditors from Mewing what
had becomo of it. He said it would appal that Davis
had commenced business ae a dealer is jewellery and valu-
able property of that description in tip beging of the
year 1851, he having at that tints set a Soddy o nnif
capital ;
and in the course of few mink he berme bankrupt, his
debts amounting to bermes 88.11111 and eight thousand
pounds, and there not beim a erste bedtime In the shape
of assets. The whole of the where property obtained
from the different creditors bed bees get rid of, and no
trees whatever had bees dinevered of ft. The defendant
he theeld show, rewevee, bed dealt with a considerable
rlithe = and the would 113 y when they
ddhaelard the ha d lay before them whether
it was not eat'' -.I that the defendant had wilfully made
false sistessente when be was examined in the Bankruptcy
Onset, is seder at mead the sooner in which the property
led bees dinned
Mr. Edward% sa aim eta reeted with the Bankruptcy
Court, reined the dithrest ether' donsiests in con-
settlea with lb* bankruptcy el Davie; and are the two ex-
aminer= eh= defendant, one taking pine as the 17th
November, and the other us the 2od Deeseabar. The
'Admen by the &bads= a:lmi= se very amid=
able bsgde,,ond is tbe new of the elatenser made by
his be repressend thet he had bad a yen Nosy team=
does with the Umbel* Davie, sad that lei upates"
plate sad lowers., elitism as a gnat maarkeeseis
nand= athwart relied nesse erneeper.
The
jury were, theirs bed Mealy wee he did mei season
nuns*, af pre, hen thesieneflfr. Limb, a presiether
in leer Inset, is esspsay with Davis in the nee& of
Oman are that he bed sot reinned ether geode hen a
aensti liersail la leplember, sad Set be
=rlawries mid ems piste whit& he bad remind bees
11 the besinent tea penes armed Bermes Phillips as the
denember.
Jinn Wes Davis, the bankrupt, was thee brneht
fres the sod and nandsed as a witness. Re dewed that
ha benne bselumpe as the 14th of lest Dasher. Ma bed
ended ea bedews es a sineral dealer he 'Sir er nee
meat= Meese he hewn beekrapt, rad he bed obtained
c2misilres des sod other won. His Pest
lei& the &shwas= were is the
nag of the year, bat about the swath eif Ties
they bad very ensesive raeseedses endt er. sod
he me Ms theeratert geld sad these seeds le the
amen of MM. te dispose eft and the dethedne cave
his the peseta. The smiths were an slid end silver
coos, sad esedeled of wain jewellery, sad plate. The
silver artides Inn disposed of at nearly tisk full value,
bat thee. wee a Ins ens ell the geld eitisise. 86 they did
an Mak Ewe On bed the prise they y cost.
WWII= 1111111111MAIIMId pieties NM rift Wietnit. Lamb,
a pawainiter is Illeseeinese, is May. The articles
were
ea ethane, s geld neeshie, nal diamond nags, and he ob-
timed tir. - defeedaat
mespreled his Is theme ern then. The
et Mr. Lamb is Oc-
tober to side= then, sad it was amend that be was to
advents the mean, sad have the goods, and sail them, sad
if then was am_
_Felt over the matey that was ethemed_
it wee is be diddled between then. In the Menne el
parebased these forks and sperm of Yr
I.l=bst be
and an the hirwiai day er the due an he gave
this te the deenden le diner et. Shealy Ware the
besbeentry wins. esid Udine that he weds diesalties,
sad did an keen writ as de ; end he advised his to say
that he bed parted with the vein to Dick, Tees, or Harry,
sad then they could not de amain with him.
Creseexamised—Re war as sariertilicated bankrupt at
the time he annessed bedew is London. He had
formerly bees is bedew as a furniture dealer
at Shedleid, and failed the,. in 1846. After this
he was ea assistant be a furniture dealer, and
then ha travelled shout the country in the ge-
neral line, selling cutlery and stationery. The amount
for which he failed at She Meld was 4,0004, and he
could not say whether his estate paid a dividend, but he be-
lieved that his creditors did not get anything. The amount
of his debts upoa his second bankruptcy last year was, he
believed, between 7,0001. and 2.000 L, but he mkt not
say suety, because the books were not made up. He
only settled in London in the beginning of last year, and sll
this amount at debts was ontneted in a panel of sight or
are moat=