The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-22 00:00:00

RE FRASKINHKIM.-HRAVE ?ALLURE.

ivu was the fiat sitting for the proof of &bin and choice
,u,toeee. The bankrupt, whose name was meetly be-
the public in soother meet, was a diamondenerehant.
!:;,vm.Pury•square.
rbe preliminary statement of Mr. F. B. Smart, of
i;resbam-street, shows liabilities of between 50,0001. and
„ ; Rusts of small value. The Allisece Bank proved
• and are secured, in addition, to the extent of
Mi. Cooper, accountant of Lothbury, was appointed as.
Ercee . Mr. Abrahams wu for creditors.

41 ER I FFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE.
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BurohelL)
PROCLAMATIONS Or OUTLAWRY,
31r. Hemp, the officer, presented hie monthly list of PM.
It was the fifth and last time of aebriae in
~,r4l cases. Now of the defendants appeared, sad the
1. ‘,-.lin„;., in outlawry, unless the our are settled, will
advanced another step. The followiog names were
%claimed" in the usual manner :—George Wyatt, at the
of Robert Ward and others ; James Hall, at the suit of
:‘,tander Joule ; James Hall, at the suit of W. Millwood
:.then ; M. A. Cockerel'. at the snit of Robert Cook ;
M. or Charles Vaughan Pugh, at the salt of Lau-
retie beet Nathan; Charles Vaughan Pugh,
at the suit of Edward George Laureate Margaret
• I.Ma Sinclair, at the suit of Henry Robinsos ;
Vaughan Pugh. at the suit of Richard Shepard;
• r Eardling Cider Culling Halley, at the suit of Robert
Mania ; James Hall, at the suit of Lawmen late Nathan ;
C. Cockerel', at the suit of Robert Cook ; James Hall, at
the suit of Henry Linclus ; and Restarly Rains, at
tie suit of William J. H. Wright. The next county day
ea appointed for the 20th October. On Wedaseday next,
tt...2ith instant, the new sheriffs, SIM% Akin aad Begley,
v.:l be instilled in their °Moe ; and oa that morning Moms.
1: ~:bell sod Hall will transfer all CANOB to them to well es
:Le prisoners in Whitecroes.street Priam, for which purpose
It...tenth and the under.sheriffs will assemble at the
and the keys be given over and returned. The next
tv court will be holden under the authority of the new

•_eril.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

(Bofors Mr. Baron Pigott.)

- .
he charge against Dr. Wain, of having taken charge
lunatic young lady. named Eliza ifittio, without a
rue from the Commissioners of Lunacy, was proceeded
th this morning.
.

•ereral witnesses were called who stated that they had
f-:,,untly seen the young lady, and they were of opinion
:tit although she was of weak mind she was not in each a
• :thtion as to require restraint or confinement. Several
i-ntlemen who knew the defendant personally spoke of him
,:entlernan of kindness and humanity, and it appeared
t- ,:u all the witnesses on the part of the defence that he
LI always treated the young lady with the greatest
leas.

Mr. Giffard, in reply, reviewed the evideoos that bad
m gives on the part of defendant, and be contended
tL.t the cue for the prosecution wu Befficieatly made
cm and said it wax highly desirable that the provisions
f! so act, which had hese ponied to prevent the abeam in.
c.dent to the system of °Defining or restraining Innatica,
,uld be carried out, and he submitted that, although
there was not the slightest imputation against Dr. Wilkie, as
k, the an he had treated the young Lady, or his character
humane man, ha had clearly not complied with
the requirements of the act, in not making the proper
iuthoritiee cognisant that he had a patient of around mind
:ham his care.

The Judge, in gumming up the cage to the jury, explained
t:e 6w in regard to the came, and said it wag not a question
whether the defendant had behaved kindly or not (and
egg admitted that he had treated hex with great kilidnees),
whether or not he bad infringed the law.
rhe jury, after a short deliberation, found the defendant

Pigott said he should uotat present pus sentenos,
t should cell upon Mr. Wilkie to enter into his own re-
:ormisance to appear next swim to receive judgment.
E ,:abttlt Hawes, 19, was charged with the wilful murder
:.'ter male illegitimate child.
Mr. Pater prosecuted ; the prisoner was defended by Mr.

Tile prisoner in this cane had been a domestic servant,
at the time the occurrence took place, she was liven,
with her mother, who is a widow at Claptoe, sad
appeared that there was not the slightest • • that
the was in the family way. She was, however, livered at
male child on the 22ed of July, and the dead body was
in the course of that day in the kitchen of the bonne
where she resided. The cause of death was alleged to be
crAculation, caused in the opinion of the medical mem
but it was admitted that la the as of a young
s. -an delivering herself, without amistmaes, it frequantly
'tam-rued that the mother, through igooranoe,cansed deadly
z:shief to the infant, without any intention redo so.
ice jury found the prisoner Rot Gailty.