The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-28 00:00:00

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oirk.sugoes. He bad brought ea action spinet Mr. E. T.
'smith. of eretuornosudaos, to recover the value of a dog
;,b,bited at the dog show at Cremorne, and being vamooses-
f..:l costs were taxed against him to the 'mount of 1151.,
crop which be went to prima.
Mr. Blandon, for Mr. F. T. Smith, opposed co the grazed
:hat the bankrupt had coatreeted debt. without
we", of payment.. Ha had brought an action in rk.:::ipt•
ism courts which might have bees tried In the manly court,
thus seeking to fore, the Menden% to an arrangement.
He Honour mid this might be • great grievance, and Un-
MAN/1y it was so. bet therm* could not be brought within
the clause against contracting debts without probable "NSW
~f mount. This had been decided recently by the Lord
Cssocellor in a case brought before him on appeal from Mr.
Commissioner Hill. There was nothing to prevent the bank-
rupt hariog hia order of discharge.
thder greeted.

J. Mintam.
The bankrupt wu described as of Bruntoseuture. of no
toitess. The awe has been before the court upwards of
t„ He was the creator of those questionable MOW
time known as " blinklam's bonds." This we an adjourned
stung for examination sad discharge. The liabilities are
upwards of 30.0001. ; saute dependent on the malt of sows
law ruxeediorn
Lc Chidley. for the assignees, said that the bankrupt
..0 entitled to considerable property, in reference to which
snot bad lees instituted in the Scotch courts, sad we now
beiote the Howe of Lords on apnea. There was *ow no
chuee of its being heard this session, and as it was a.irage,
ea keep the bankrupt before the court till the tenninstion
cf 'Se wait author adjourome=sropesed.
Mu Stough. for creditors, in the application.
Adjourned sooirdiagly.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL
{:.LENT I.AITLT ON ♦ WIPE AND INN

TOR rat

FCLL MIL
.11 (I Fay, a rough-looking fellow, described sea marble
polisher, raiding at 53. Hamilton-street, Somerwtown, was
charred before Mr. D'Eyneourt with committing • most
violent assault oe hie wife Mary Ann Fay.
The complainant, whose face was very much bruised, said
that yesterday afternoon the prisoner came home to his tea
:ed because she had only got eggs for him he was very
re^ii annoyed, swore at her, and threw the eggs at her.
He followed this up by knocking her down, god she
was on the ground he kicked her about the face Lod body
snd canted ber much pain. She got upend was in the act of
,o"trn out of the room when he again caught hold of her
and beat bar and took her in his arms and forged her over
the talustrades. Had it not been for her petticoats catch-
^; in the rails she must have fallen to the bottom. Sbe
was eery much braised, and was now in much pain.
Mr. D'Eynoourt—Hu the prisoner ever before smutted
Ton

Witness—Yes, whenever he has any intoxicating liquor
ho 1-4ults me, and that without any reason. Ido not wish
his •rut to prison ; all that I want is a separation, and that
hr .hall not be allowed to ill-use me any more.
4), of the lodgers gave confirmatory evidence, and said
th.t saw the prisoner throw hie wife over the railing.
11.1.1 her fall not been broken her back must have been
tv•ken. She had frequently seen the prisoner strike his
•:f.. The wife was a laud-working woman, but the prisoner
p. e tray to habits of iotoxicatioe.
M. I/Enna:tit—Does the wife ever give way to drink
re tmper•
The witness replied that the wife was a most industrious
woman, and a more quiet and gentle woman she had never
met with.

The prisoner said that his wife was nagging him, but be
shou:d sot have struck tier bad be not been the worse for
!...uor. As for throwieg his wife downstairs that was all
i...roshinr, for he never did it,

Mr. larecourt said the assault was • very disgraceful
one. end sentenced him to be imprisoned aid kept to hard
Lieu: in the Howe of Correction for six calendar mottle.
WANDS WORTH.
50851110 LORD ELMO.
.I,net Kellett, 22, a servant, was charged with steeling •
purse containing three 51. Bank of England notes and two
sovereigns, the property of Lord Elcho.
Lady Elcho, who was encompassed by his lordship,
ours] that lut week she was staving at • oottage at Wier•
bledoo, and during that time ihe missed the purse and
limey from a table. The prisoner was in their service, and
ass in attendance upon her.
Sergeant Davis, 2d V, said that shout 4 o'clock on the
trerious afternoon he saw the prisoner at Lord Eleho's rani-
canc., No. 23, St James'eplace. He &urged the prisoner
•:tb the robbery, to which he replied, •• 1 didn't do it"
and directly afterwards he said, " How did you lied it out,
did you lied it out st Wimbledoar Whom said he
dad not feel at liberty to tell him The pri•
sew then bent out miss, and said he was a
lost man, and that he had sot • sixpence shim he did it.
Witoess took him to the police station. He then produced
Lady Elcbo's purse, containing ten sovereigns, live half *ove-
rages, and about 22a. in silver.
The prisoner pleaded guilty. sad he woo sentenced to six
meths' imprisonment with hard labour.

MANKLAIIONTLII IN A FIGHT, —A young man,
named Thomas Mortar, employed on Mr. Everett's fares,
at Sloley, Norfolk, met his death through injuries sustained
in a fight with another man named Robert Bead on the
20th. A club facet had been held that day at the Horse
Shoes public-house at Scotto,. The deemed and Bead
agreed to fight, and fought three or four rounds in their
abirt sleeves. It was • fair stand-up fight. They also
wrestled together, amid twice fell together oe the road in
struggle. In the lest round there was no wrestling, but
Bond hit Matter somewhere oe the side of the head. sod
Mover fell dome dead. The medical evidence showed that
the deceased died from concussion of the brain, which might
have arisen either from a fall or a blow. The jury returned
a verdict of rnemakaghter against Bond.
AMITLIZR AMALLT IY A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.--
Eirly last Thursday morning, the Rev. J. W. Robinson,
of Albany-terrace, Plymouth, was taken to the Bridgwater
rum°, by the night mail leaving Bristol at 1 o'clock, in •
state of iseensibility, arising from a blow he had received in
ace of the carriages attached to the train. It appears that
when Mr. Robinson left Bristol there Iron on the plat-
form of that station three young men who were somewhat
"merry," and in a larking mood. As soma as the rev.
gentleman was seated they went into the carriage with
him, and on his telling them that they seemed to be in
the wrong one, they became abodes, and used some
strong expressioas. Soon afterwards some young daises
Cann on the platform, and these young men spoke to
them in such terms as to cause the rev. gentleman to Tomos-
mate with them. They met his remarks with ridicole, and
to the rest of the journey he was subjected to much annoy.
ate by them. Just before seriviag at Western Junction
one of the fellows struck Mr. Robinson a were blow on the
temples, which so severely injured him that Mr. Striegfield,
scr;eon, who was in the train, recommended hie immediate
!emote! to Bridgwater, where be was aceommmlated at
dodges' Railway Hotel. Mr. Harman, surgeon, was
quickly in attitude's's., sod found the unfortunate gantle-
tan in a state of collapse, and suffering from a severe
entitled wound on the temples, from the effects of which
be remained unconscious for nearly en hour. The names of
the offeeders, who are said to be respectably connected, were
t.ken, and they were allowed to depart, but proceedinp will
be taken against them. -Barb Chronicle.
JAU Bu Art'IDSNT AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT.—
I tuti accident occurred oe Monday afternoon about half-
psst 4 o'clock. which resulted in tire death, by drowses& of
11:u Term f'arnall, aged 19, second daughter of Mr. Philip
}mall. of Boldeor. near Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. The
aezident happened as follows :-It appears that as officer of
IL. Royal Le/Mears, stationed at Yarmouth, Lieutermat
A discs, proceeded in a small sailing boat about 12 feet in 1
krgth from Yarmouth to Boldoor on a visit to Mr. Fantail,
with whose (study he was on terms of intimacy. Os sr-
using at Boldoor Mir Teresa Farnall and one of her brothers
went with him for a sad. They sailed ea far as Hampstead,
when they changed their course, bat is tacking they were
umet Lv a squall, and thrown into the nom The young
1.-.dr seems to have goo* dow n at oace, but the gentlemen
sated their lives by clinging to the boat, now floating
bottom upwards. The boat was carried by the tide till
trimly opposite Boldnor-house. There they were rem
c.,d. in a dreadful state of exhaustion, by the crew of
Hot boat belonging to Poole. They were conveyed to
,flisoutli, where they were promptly attended to sod re.
anted to cooatioueuega. The body of the young lady has
t leen found, sod, as the tide was running strongly at
the 11m., it has most likely drifted out to seal
-1* I T 9P 310:T BLANC PROM CHAMOUNI IN A
r DAL—A correspondent of the Tiros*, writing from
aarl describes( himself as " Member of the
:ne Club," says :-"On Tuesday (the 21st instant) I left
1....inu0i at 12.30 a.m., accompanied by core pewter. We
L. I the Grand Mulish' at 5.30 a.m.. where the porter, '
h.. 1 been Swig( for some time, became so hepelesaly
w ii ,t I thought it best for the names of the attempt
l!ir.ss him and go on alone, following the tracks of
• retv who were ascending in the ordinary manner from
• ',rand Mobile. I reached the summit at 101
overtook oo the Grand Plateau the party
d.-er.ding, and returned with them into Chamouni
p.m. Thus the libel.) excursion occomed 16 boors,
-*': cling stoppages. I was favoured considerably by a bril-
-1 noon, which enabled me to get through the forest at
'[..ii icy without any Ices of time ; aodafterwards our the snow
tracks of the party in frost ; but I should say that
• ~:• r favourable circumstances a good mountaineer with
' guide might always count on making dm week
`•thic 1 i hours by this route, and, as far as my experisoce
-s.wish lees fatigue than by starting she previous day sod
win a teethes night of dirt sod discomfort in the Greeds
)1 '-'s hut My friend Mr,Moonafewweeksego proved the
~t practicable from tbePavillou Bellevue in one day with
lid4lide. and it was his swoon that first suggested to me
71.1-a of trying it from tliamouoi. My expenses wets
"r. the porter and 27fr. for provisions the latter charts
•, • e/orbitant, but I had to take a larger outstay than se-
' -sary in rase of being obliged to sleep oat, and all at Cha-
t., ••,i prices."
tI"TAL PA LACE. —TIIO last of the opera concerts
';.: take place on Saturday next. Madame °rig will re-
,' :- a for this occasion only ; Mina Artot, Mdwle. Frieei,
Atari, Signor Neri-Bwraldis
51^ is- Nantier Didier).
;nor Grariaai, will also sing es this ocesaireh

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SOCTIIMIN.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, u Doke
of Cornwall, has conferred the rectory of St. Burris. Corn-
wall, on the Rev. Thomas Rodeos Coolies, of Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge (B.A. 18.54), formerly comes of St. Cie-
meet Danes, Strand, and a minister of St. Peel's Mimic",
Soho. The living, as now constituted, is worth *early
1,0001. a year.
One of the most distinguished of the professors of
Queen's Collme, Belfast, the Rev. Dr. Reichel, has just
been presented by the lord-lieutenant to the valuable living
of Mulhogar, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev. J.
Hopkins. The professorship of Latin io the Belfast College
is rendered vacant by Dr. Reicher, promotion.
THE NEW CsNow OF WurmrssTes.—The Rev.
William Conway. ILA., the solely-appointed canon of
Westminster, who bier officio rector of St. Margaret's, and
who will be installed in the course of a few weeks, was
eduoated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where be graduated
in 1836, being 10th wrangler. Mr. Conway was ordaised
by Dr. Murray, Bishop of Ito:Amster, in 1840, and, having
for some time served the crunicy, was collated to the rectory
on the resignation of Mr. Harker. This benefice, which is
worth about IBof. a year, is now vacant. It is in the gift
of the Bishop of Rochester. Mr. Conway is au ardent
ussubesk sod has devoted a oonsideratie portion of his
property to the promotion of the social welfare of the
Crclasses of Rochester. Some years since be built, at
oei:n cost, a very beautiful district church at Bromptoe,
near Chatham.
THE REPRINENTATION Or if ERIONETZSBIZZ.—
The Oncertrp Advertiser of Wedeseda mye :—" In the
event of Mr. David Williams. of l> th Castle (the
gentleman who ran Mr Wynne, of Peuierth, so hard •
game at the last general election), deaths's! to mime for-
ward at the next election, Mr. Thomas Same will easiest
the aosetv is the liberal interest."_

GOODWOOD Hones —The following (says the
Woo Stimcc Gazette) are the visitors stayin at Goodwood
for the races : the Prince and Princess of Wales, the MA*
of Cambridge. Duke and Duchess of Suochroch, Lades
Victoria sod Margaret Scott. Hon. Mrs. Stonor, Captain
Grey, Earl sad Countess of Chesterfield, Miss Anson, Mr.
sod Lady Augusta Start, Lord and Lady Alexander Gordon
Lessor. Lord Hesry Gordoe Lennox, Sir Frederick John-
stops, Colonel Tower. Earl of Glasgow, Marquis of Atlas-
bruv, Mr. Charles Greed* Mr. Fox. Lord D0131E61114
General Peel. Earl of Wartmorelsod. Lord Hiochiogbrook,
Admiral Roue, Lord Bambara. Mr. Fitzroy, Earl of Strafe
ford, Lord Canterbury, Colonel Maodoeald, Captors
Saville, Earl of Anuesley, General Newton, Colonel
Camille, Mr Robert Broworige, Mr. Payee.