The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-21 00:00:00

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The visitation of the debtors' riot at Hone-
mangerdsee hee liemlatleyebaldr. PoglliOzar Rea& The
=Mad by Mr. 'hewed that th•
of debteee heels rilerinet. ems coyly 14.
of when 6 lied ebilosd war dielorge befewe the date all
tie ritei lit 01 Ile raminies 8 four were NAP&
maid ; the veglelear bed no Moieties to dln•
ter At Qs Queues Prisoa, Mr. Registrar
H west through Ire artya whisk 3 priennere were
tenkreple, with tommediste mimw la ems
ems, unapteessor refused to wow, tie goestiene
Leto lis= We ociatemay TS ha duly reported
Holroyd, Wile win apportion the peiniah-
mak
la the matter of Mr. Whittington, whisk awe before
Aeglabier Harlin, it was elicited that lie rawer wee per
awed it property to ea Gnomons exameg. Whoa 1111M4
mesa to appear Wove the raglan? bed bit polite* et
ford to do so, butupos it. Whig %limited wt.sri seilswl
would lead to • transference tow ha Plll-
- himself, and teedered •
was not read by the court. la ttbhee ddNae of mod:
nation he stated that be wm not to oseledy for debt,
but for coats in ma action which he bad beee6t spirt
Mr. lioupell, FLP., for tempo es .ere lases. He
' alleged that the awls were many mei la the many and
that, besides, es it. prosendioge were AM psoding, kis
incarceration wee wisey Uhagal. He staid that be tad
no debts, and that ids mole eatewated to over 1,000,0001.
in value. They esominid far it. .it pert
_in to in
Eagbad, America. Airinlis, mad the Falkland Lauds. la
the Falkland blade to was paserred at 100 square idles
el territory, and be hod
Wme3.oool. in trying to illtablisis
• colony them. He held mortgagee of property el
various kinds to the easenat el 10,0016. The registear
°mended his objestlea to befog adjudicated a bankrupt, on
the ground that the wade of the act pre_ jurisdiction over
setpruoner detakeed is owtedy fir soy debt, dabs, or de.
mad He therefore se/Juba Ma a imam" vMh em
iseleat discharge. The primer 111611181 to assert Ws pre.
Maim, as it wee "for debt,' awl ealosgraeotly he Mated
that ha would sot lame the prises wad "path force" was

used to eject him.
At the visitation of the Queen's Barb Prison, on %tor-
(lay, under the provisions of the New Bankruptcy Act, Mr.
Registrar Haslitt, presiding, the ors of Mr. Cobbett was
oa/WI 00, and that gentleman: after protesting against the
registrar's right to question him, made • statement of the
airearnetames connected with his imprinsiment, and 00111-
*hied loudly of the Inatmant which he had received. In
I °outlooks be mid :—" I do sot want to have my sufferiap
cionsplicand by bring aide a bankrupt."
The Regular—Om object is to simplify =item not to
complicate them. I soljnakate you a bankrupt, and gtue
you an immediate disallow.
Mr. Cobbett—Bansmiber, sir, I protest spinet your ad-
judicating.
Mr. Cobbstt then proceeded to refute some statement
which aeared in the columns of a contemporary, altar
which the registrar ordered hie discharge,

Tea Fe.ong mos gig Yuma.—Although the
wither was mash Whim es almilsy wenn& the trod set
I. again with pal Mail* Ale 12 o'clock es Sunday
eight. and hr. IMAMS el people ameenbied In tin parka
during the whole el yalesig. - -The fa, however, wee still
in • very insecure theft endab• icemen and park-keepen
prevented, as far as the public from going ea it,
yb breaking the lea the sides of the water. Nara-
-14,
shading all these sod vigilance, several hundred
prom msaided ho himpi way on to the treacherous
treacherous▪
, end woribas dews paid for their temerity by im-
molation Is th, air Ia the orsamintal Milt ia et.
Jasallosnok so sampas thirty yeas men sad boys wore
dergs the rasa les and lier at eno Vas ; sad
as to life being @pretended, owing to
da being shallow, their elate to lubricate
ththnekes were received WWI ihntill ei larogiass from the
Os bear. Ia soon adrift raw* where
Maras
on
boa esa, thee is the Mint. OD bdsg tam out
they IMO hind Is be so eshaelasi lir thelr 'Serb sad be
▪ with odd as to neesedesto ad, holm model to
the test of the Mesas Sailer, sad reolonathes had to be
applied helms they Win enabled to road 1e their hams.
On the Sorpeatise and to Res-peek the wars big
mach deeper. the suiseress Immendons OM tea Pas
were of a niorendons and darer= sheraier, and 11 was
entirely owing to the sad soarer et the imam that COURT OF IZONIQI7EII.—JAN. 20.
several levee way set According to the re of fllttlep in B11000.—(Belon the Lord Chiel Baron and
their:amen it will empire smother 24 hours' hard fleet Were Barons Malls, Chanthil, and Wilds.)
the ins will be a• as slats for skating atibrZ W poor,straurar, tr. *moms, asaronmer.—vaa LAW
et safety. The tee ea the water to the OP APPIIIIITICINAW.
pees& was yererday armed with mo=se rib re Mr. Gmy, as behalf el the appellant, moved to quash
its sound ordains that sot • eingle WI
--a-1-__bek /11". the conviction in thie case, specially stated for their lord-
ST. Jour.' FOUNDATION SCHOOL.--Fiensemony the ship.. em- iew by the jeep!" lemehlied Is petty eseihne at
With walla main IQs doeerson of tide_. torabadaar..._ Wolverhampton. The conviction took place under the
far providing • tree "ww"" for the am ar ••• elm 90th and 21st Victoria, that the appellant did unlawfully
g= was bold at the Loudon Tavern; wNM 1; 7- absent himself es en apprentice, and having been see-
m the allairr now litre 011" Preetsa, __the 1111 termed to fourteen days' imprisonment, be entered
Rev. Bialong9Meeaar MT- Wee- Oak% eat ems" into sureties to orosecute this appeal. It appeared
and dab friends el the eintedi. The Report OW* that the appellee., being under age, wee bound apprentice
that the orearastioa.ol the easel heel .„Indeillme_ „ _,.._• 11"1" is 1814 to-me Surmions,n lockinaker, at Wolvwthamp.
plate chenitniilli UM tine tole lassaa asel las beget ton, who was the husband of the respondent ; the Inds's-
method of tors bat a a Para ateb11699019.
era
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_, tore settift for that the appelbuit should be duly ic-
es" of maters who way sett alimar me elfammt ca eructed is an tads, and sit serve his master and his
the atom itlen were DOW fewited Is CIO" Ihneek ma" ethenters and sesigns. Thome Simmons died, leaving the
the direct setherviith of the ethunitiee. Thie shop in: ropewawna by age =wad; and the appellant afterwards
volved s considerable outlay, bet the iscanolliee papa wed p her 'ernes far s meta of tee swathe, when
themselves to emsduct the Whirs 1 the cheap with as be ebemeed himegr. hirriag feeeii -
advised by en au,
close an attention to rower as re esasiotent with mg gig by wee". woe, in ectwequenee of the death
the effective weafel of the ohm' sod the rem-
,_ el his sir, so longer binding on him. At
fort and welfare of the bor, wham they ,„
_,__,••••• the Ilserlag Woes the ;magistrate@ it was contended for the
Placed node" the WO a three atthwiervetamele respondent that the appellant had no right to leave her sr-
masters. The peril state ol the school wen vise, es the we se well able to instinct him aa her late bus-
both is Trade the ad baltelesr. ad theis-,AI band ; sad ea the ether side it was submitted that the No-
w" a matter el that Wig W. "Min° 11.° USIA wee • wooed one, and that being an infant the ap-
proached duties the pad yes on behalf el the shmhp and part could not bind himself, so the binding WY void.
at wee hoped that the isaaleate of rieli sad Tr rodeos load that the respondent was capable
perishes would imitate the example das Bev.Dell.= a usadm oho appellant's teed., sad that he wee
_daft se &wherewith,. who yearly gave theebiwitT the 1.1._
_ad boar te seer bee, but that he bid left her r=
=pit The ansirraary fiatival4reidedessioltr I von fee the peepee er bereg roger Imps. The
Shrewsbury and Talbot., pre aad mama - salmaitted that the conviction was wrong,
we the Rom of editing 1,0(131. to the fade et the *JAY. r the egigarkablp to the respondent's bullied was a
which for the year amounted to 3,11119. 120. AL, sad as feel trod, sad could only last during his lifetime, nor
expenditure br Meal. He Bd-. incislalf DAL at &I. for wield the appellant be bound to his executor, although
furniture and use, and learw a taboos to bead el the offessat might SW. SO.
3311. lax IL Doh total camber lieys In the send Vat Mr. Barre Martin—anuming that the apprentice was of
49,1 whoa 12 mare admitted bat yar, ,is, 10 by diodes age, would he not enter late re contract ?
lad awe by Pealleanita This rasa nee adelaldllma Mr. Gray—Set he was an apprentice under age.
6411'W beldam 019109etedo what wroeserbse laweellem Mr. Bare Wilds—What do you say about the covenant?
olg....irtimma.3— ktolammes PIM 2a91001 Mr. Gray—l say, my lord, that yen cannot bind an infant
__.-11010_,,_a_re Goa dalleadtr_ ahem* /11111 ere by say covensat whisk shall whin broad the life of
=Y eribe=ma bew. ' aasuldalear unarall: the master. It might be that the executrix would sot
have bees able to teach the apprentice the trade to which
ram Me arra whir preedies da -
Isoirria.mseal.ieresdimilam sod hilted. BerbiTalmaalliartia—lf • man were articled to as attorney
deity the meet Niell/17 Wiener wen St Met Ina it would sot do for him to remain with the widow—
er." Ira hairs* mettersassa. losers, sad* bli oil the other band if he were to learn a
or woes sameththew Ra MB OM dewed bh 'nester died, be( might remain with the widow
and her essapaden wee as eallaass. la
tinge wheeel"simes"lisof cinemas eig.ills"tiggast /Tim buseeskild' den. sildltrisidm. Gray* soissibille finsl.teed that liwgi aeblerket.) }hoe there was
glan tons to the satin arra, 5 so sorra es the gad al the appdiese to airs the roe