The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-03 00:00:00

lain intelligence.

COURT OF BANILRUPTCY.—YEsmtuy.
Immo Ma. tWEINNIBIOIia resasumeve.
IN an Woodir ass LTONS.
The %names were dateittei wankel* nessiloshasore
of CI ippleparbaliikr. The was the assolkider He bet
exariastisa. The seesside, pewee try ilir.lagseed of
Breedsteset, estesilled over a aide awe dos 13 nest*
=so the Mom is Moveralser 104 owls **hed the fhb
kora : to r 0,47111. I Wiatir. ; wadies*
sesurad, UAL relditees, 6 .
VAL 111 l
ake Mobs. es
tie 5* of Ilows bees krt, Istho headit of seeditsre : resit
is trade, SAW. ; ditto es pledge, SIlL; hie resivelie,
W. • goal debtor ; yeepodly.kehli seelker k_lllll. ;
lees..,rs
LINK ; trade experme, Wit.; aura Gob wog
MN.; by Lyons, Ma
Mr. Parker, far the rips" asked dr es sijesrsatent,
as the grease that the seessats were uratiefaciary.
Mr. Lamar, who reprsioateil the bankruuts, stated
that the esonote were tessded es the books, sad that the
hookahs* hem wanks" Re istesdod. at the sent sitting
is this sees, * bring Woe dr cwt, for the sake of the
tredisi stionsei* at loge, the *ear et *Sling is which
the beslingestrd leargimptio
wThat=trzze.,osild
*ha the orator et who
hod het thensetres to the purposes et the beakropta, by
reeds from thus at masa strides.*elm= due Ind arrived wises thet=lie= to be
rode segeristed with the you ass were
ear&isyse"isser_
I hem leeks& theough the mini*.
ties% awl ems ally say at presest. Ike weals et the eld
adage, that if there were me soothe* there raid be so
WINS.
Mr maimed= Tea this &droned for Ivo weeks.
The haakrupts as Movies the wort were taken tato mi-
rk se wee ads reed, on the charge of illegally pledging

the delninta were ea ditty, sad at the enclusia et the
:nrailbsiamtaWiTierALlie. kr ri=
panne. fir~ nekt ~
it this eons the ant minas,
alter*, f the ihadwits wen lona. wet
saki spa w fad hail, whisk nay did, be newer the shave
at *II WOUNiai.we swim ; hat wheat the vitamin were
easeaked tar the read ktry they enekkosil the charge ast
eniskedly sainisiele4 sad *need the MIK whin W-
heel the raft issa's punnet ensign that the ohms
bed been tramped ap menet now. ad to order to nab
ewe their ehanstees they nen hewn te netieste the
peeseediap.
Tr ea hanse el the stateweate wade by Ate dentine
Yaw haters the wegistrale was that he saw Adams leekiaat
a lowest lisiolea
silleimildiVmei *My to his seetpleim to whisk
be Ora the Meath. she ether iebalent, who eambe-
ease taitiaseay, mil awe to basing seas their heads
ta ibmise peek" aM bawls( Mai • pair et white kid
t=eit Adana% Pomade. bedew/el they ma ask bin
they did ea It Ware vita he Mel to put then
ea. It was Me prowl PM "boa bevies the dame in
Ilia 'road, en of the esseplainen add "Posh me, Too,"
Ind we. sainted by " All right." whisk streetethend the
esepiiiia owlet thew. The elmanrteaaeof leyies ea the
glom wised ibe nitrate to main erne neat ekeens-
inn um end h to the saw.
ad UMW** tbe stmt.!. ii=itie the deposi-
tion
Omit heir Belli, being nen, said he was 17 years of
yyyy MI raid with his father, who was • nook at 166,
N. in • aebeelkOra other alatiniseat
isibare is IMO tee yaw Oa We night et dm betla
et Diesiabar, shoat U Megan pert seven °Week, they
wen to Drury-lase Theeles,entias which they nee takes
late eastody, about MI nano Mahn 12 o'clock, had I. the
labored left hoy
anywise*'
ft plow rebieleient• Dean
the perfreseathe se the oak s by Masise, Mee
by tritai thought he mad ow baler ht seedier pies,.
Ma isened ea the left arm of wham who aurae* a Met
Wei st awl in his right. Re sem maw his kind
Wag alseibily into ladies' peeihiestithe erred, lona
bi meet Imo ma if sack heal Me Nellie
mew psaldwir Are he Mil ass OM pubs* et for
Amin. Mkt lbw raYsimed triter, did not go Ol=
Avis dal Ad Me doom et pat his head into any
pima at any Wm ihmift tai a did wit
a watch to We lOWA sr shiny, Wm
get out WO* -wry elm*, was
I• eresawnwieeek Mem seid the me
•
got up by his ken sea the Mbar of Maim Me wee •
baker, aiwylog ea beam la it. JaeoWswaset, bell
et wham were to pay the genes. They sever wen
eat vo=lt incept on the opening quietism, and, as far
es he were sot teem to pollee. They had re-
frulemeb Mt nine o'clock the theatre, and in another
hem had doin and gin and water, which was the only
gdoligm%:Blolk excel* glatiter-beer. Ile was is the habit
of the walkineslisk, and might have touched
feuds is during the evening. Ilia right hand was not
nese MI posse's pocket, but might have slightly touched
thew the marl lasing very great. The hand of his coat-
peaka eV* eseillentally be near ladies' pockets, and was
=Lwe tuned to desire they would keep their
op Oa Me Min, emirs out, ha said to the other
" Phi Oh TMs, cal haanstwered by laying " All right."
The assess he wok in a the
Mae
words in that lie young
wet who won Wise dim *a bask sat while in
the retreamint ism ho pawl U. le his Most ler the
waiter. The glom beinged w Adman had they Med
him.

By the Court—lt wu this geeing might, and the crowd
so great be could not avoid tenebing weans. There
were many mamma of bad character pewit, bet be never
touched them that he was aware of, et astered into con-
versation with them; and had his cempirsisa premed
against them, or attempted to push theta about, be must
have seen him; but such a thing did not Mora.
Thomas Wilkie Adams said he was 16 yaws el see, sad
resided with his parents. Witness, is eogrebeeatinfidthe
evidence of the other witness, admitted looking la
faces, but not in their pockets. The purse (ousel yen Wen
had been given to him for his sister by his Mead. They
were both perfectly sober.
Mr. Lewis submitted that owing to the geed IliStiiator of
the defendants they bad bees ressatly 11119 Mag the
comaiiriasiers„ and as they agald have se nrettee in
the charges they had, be hoped, should they be tonal ,
their own recognizance would be SAllidelit for their appear-
ance at the trial.

Mr. Hall snidlie would make no observations, although a
great deal might be said upon the ease, from which he
would refrain, as he felt it his duty to dispose of it as ho
had the original charge, by sending it for the consideration
of •jary.
The parents of the complainants were then bound over
for them to prosecute, and the defendants were bound in
sureties to appear, and answu the charge at the Central
Criminal Court,

A powerful young man, named Thomas Watford, was
plead at the bar before Mr. Hammitt, charged with a mur-
derous assault upon his father, an infirm and aged man,
whereby his life had been seriously endangered.
The complainant, who exhibited manifest indications of
severe recent ill-ussge, stated that in consequence of the
' violent and dissipated habits of the prisoner, who resided
la his house, he had been subjected for a lone time past to
the most grievous annoyance and molestation. On the
15th ult. the prisoner, without the slightest provocation,
commenced a merciless attack upon his mother, and, upon
witness interposing for her protection, the prisoner set upon
him and felled him to the ground. Upon recovering from
the eilletts of Ate blow K. nttleretl the 'Manner ietteetly to
quit the house, but he refused to do so, and, seiainq hold of
him, flung him beck with such violence that his aide came
in contact with the framework of the bedstead, and two of
his ribs were fractured. Upon geeing the agony the wit-
ness was suffering in cumquat.e of his violence, the pri-
soner hurried out of the house, and he saw no more of him
until Christmas-day, when he again presented him-
eel( at the door, and clamorously demanded admit-
tance. From apprehension of further ill treatment the
family refused to admit him,when the prisoner, with horrible
imprecations, declared, that unless his demand was com-
plied with, he would force his way in and Hark every-
thing in the place, and continued such claret and out-
r s behaviour, that a large crowd of puma selleeted,,
and were compelled, for their own witty, tie at Mt~fa
plate themselves under the protection of Us patio, and
give the prisoner into custody. Die Idiom added. that
he had been ever since confined to Ids bed' ander the eon
of a surgeon, and was still severely santriag from lb. alba'
of the injuries he had sustained.
A polite constable of the II division fully asersbataiod
the last witness's evidence, and stated that wbfki
log the prisoner to the station ho repeatedly ads u.&
reference to his father, that he was determined to be the
death of the old at the earliest oppcepanity that pre-
=stud itself.

lie;asitiled upon for his defence, the primmer sassily
anowemil that he was labouring under hallop d elms
reeeeMem, and was so etched at the time that he eseseely
knew wh he was doing.
Mr. Meibmill sentenced him to pay the externalises* y
of 61., or in default to stand committed to the Souse of
Correction let two months, in addition to width ho was
regained to_ pat in subsuatial bail to keep the pesos to-
womb Ida loam for the further term of sin mealba.
The passes, was unable to fulfil either et the above
comilitime, and was therefore transferred to pima in the
IN&
SOUTHWARK.
aw Coghisa, dressed in the Bloomer esetuww, was
bought up almeged with assaulting Wm. Remiss., &shop!
keys ia Siedwimmetrest.
The immiaimat said that the defeadiat. wimp Ilk 'id
by tire other esemea, walked shah his .ion. sad
seequeited
to be sham same *me bate wish Maid sash
theose:eakimasperems who peeil the
Oise 011ie produiseCisemiaberorrerte a=e:
(111404 OR weememigi sqpem Whislit the defeated and her
two meh me pa her head. tad began
to oar
14: of tit lb" door, at will* a crowd
ems Wrested by the bevel eshibitioa. As he 1,1111
tapem M a display, be plainly told the &Want
hie lid net want such customers, &dear Sat le
should test Wm them, and that they must quit IM shop.
The detaminat, however, refused to go, and es he waived
thit air object was to have a " lark " et hi muse, be
=Mid et the shirts of MT Niestart Mete% Weed-
M tattier wising, was wormy he her
=biawren eve tamed twas him She a fury, and with
Sit gave him a litbei in the thee, white made
his Moth shatter and nearly inessetal hiss over the amater.
He then met for the police, sad rave her We ous=itet
that the other two bait frismis of the
VW* abusive, auk isabutail Obsooeslyee. very
unlike weassa while Midi Mom.
Mr. Ogees hod she -et owtsiely bad lather
awkward mitsialls la dell with In the mead= ; sad, ob-
, 7• mom with at eedbod to bee host plowing kr-
,ll. be baud. ho oiled Writhe she vrau
T e voler its that her aims win Ilautitia. a
bow booph, awl that 'ties bolbrotW wet boo imessaid
That obi wroomultpled her to dirams's asp to bey
seat shalt lish• bad that whoa the/ Mild thin es to see
=lead it, the eseriblorat, II a stedosioa vette,
You lialaV thr Woman. and I'll not
•a f" NW she bliss% whish they in-
. geettda:ii, eat their boats, was prooverboi to
elect*, tam the shop, when sass sorely save
him lb/ stash'wilb 11.1 open hosokaad we with
het letwebe dooeilbob.
Hr.-Osiebe ashM the dohumbat what slus had to say in
armirled!!!modt.

I.lediliminat, site wen a Mimi to mussel ter llismer
boost mid tat it was eseilly so her abloom led dmerthod,
q Nth Oa if illbtlther was 5 with slide ham WOO ma-
ginimmt swam it would amok lmat ho moil ohm
ognetalli lie eil, .P., h "deft" Is thor ibis that
moms bet hen a said. .Ithe added thee au thought it
very Mud that mew 'odd wet adept voted dress thly
without being tidiwoled as doe was ea thieweemion :1
. every ineenileh wee to have pwrehmed • bog
she would art haft gene into the shim ; eat shl=l
Woe smovis team aver 60 ha a imetrieler wee& 6
Mi • pell
eownwo babe witnessed the aosmdb, eni gime
m et the
Mr. Clombe sorglitpst tat mistress of die defradest to
ester into her wesegstiowese Om hoe hemswid's femme good
asediet. . . ri f • I I
r I MEW I I
li Robert ffeembh • colimmemer was charged with a11e.1,61._
ai m et eoffee.
Mr. Pelham said his client, Mr. Jamie I= vied
dream , aiming as basins= at Ma 0,
Limehome, end had , hats g beolmorldgedeled whls the
primmer, who profaned to be a moilboweester, IMI SIMS
time sines presented to Mr. Lagting • mwd. oohing dor&
Mit be roosted ruffle on a• ingeonoil 'NNW He

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1852.

said be had gives satisfaction to • gnat
essay wbeienn and retail deaden la Loaders. After
reran* seliehations Mr. Ls ngtrey resolved to ear the
essear a
weld, and conveyed to Gatcaby's peasiere in
ay •he orataisias 14 Uss. af the wry leant
traileras of the best quality that seal be preeeeed
s nseritet. Mr. Lowrey heed, as reerilliel IME pt'
sower's Map, that he was only in pessessiesof s ornale and
very iaeigafUsst Nan nearer, but the
seen ti it was deesentlaed te bine ith:=Ll.Vf the
g:ft:mentesere reested is the presume sad ender dor
et Kr. Leggi who emend of Ibis
very mak end it was pat Mae the 'melba thew, and
sais lyre the bag. The issued half of the Who was
thsa pat bra the roaster, bat before the maim was
simpieleik Kr. Langtrey, who bed besiege in the city,
wee obliged to go away, end he left hie sus, a
boy, in the pyre to mete the °swigging of the process, ed
with pardwaW lejenstiems net to gals the plass while the
rouses wee rag sey he the purpose ef presestlng any
traits Wag *pg. When the sates was pretty nearly
roasted waKelsetkr, the reissue invited the hey to go into
the Kuhn and partake of some pleableddieg, an invita-
tion which the bey deeibseL The Owner belated on the
boy leaving the roosting plass, and in the prevailed ape,
him Alter a time tits prisoner this said,"hashyesrsstae
it's all roasted," and the boy task the beg at vensted alai
away end earned it home. • Sew Mess efterwarde, Kr.
!gegen" opened the bag and bend rerbeV of it le be
vretohtd. vile,_ petunias spat;' whisk bad boa pat
OM the geed eras nested while Mr. LongUey was pew
seat. Tile onshasge menet have taken plass while the bey
wee la the Wises. The bed seem whisk bed been gab-
'Witted wee jut MK way dews the beg. Mr. Points then
prodesed tee unpile eteelles. One ample wee seeteisly
the vile teeth be bed dieeribed—the other was et the best
_ _

deacriptiea, risk viii flagrant.
Mr. Intim dm led whether the case opened by the
wading waessied to a Mossy.
Mr. Nib= esaiswied that It was a felony. Twenty-
five pea& of geed ware had beenexchanged for a& many
pests 'teas* weeddess sea
Mr. Isgfrisa. saw Wag weer a variety of reported
eases in eke beaks, wired the ewe to proceed.
Mr. Irewlep Wee set the etwessent of hie solicitor, and
added—l went te bb boner, after discoverisg the fraud.
He prelsmaii is be is a very great bony, mad said, "
he ap at yew beams is fear or he minutes." I said I
wasted en explosion' at ewe and that he had substituted
rubble foe my gni 'ease. lie said, " Pooh, pooh, pooh,
my men; you des% knew what you are talking about." I
as* it you have made a mistake say so ; end then pri-
Waner said tbwe was so mistake about it. I told him he
had sent the wow ceffee, and he called me a fool, and said
he was net rag to leave his phase. I again urged him to
own the asistake, if there was one. The prisoner said,
" There is no Webb, at all. You any your own
son to watch sae; ask him if he left the cylinder."
I said, " Yon bed better come aleag with me."
and he said, " I shan't mese now ; come in ten minutes."
About en hour afterwards, the prisoner called, and looked
at the rubbish he had selstitated fur my pod coffee, and
exclaimed, " Do you earl this stinking coffee ? Look at the
beautiful coffee you have got here ?" I said, " Yes, Ido
call it stinking coffee—pitied rubbish." He told me to
poke my nose into it, which I declined, and he then invited
• young man, traveller to a coffee firm, to poke his nose
into the rubbish, and he did so, and said it was stinking
and worthless. The prisoner then laughed at him, and
said, " You cent your boy to watch me, and the biter is bit.
You were done at last. The ease has been tried before,
and you can do yourself no good."
James Langley, eon of the last witness, confirmed his
father's evidence, and Mr. Ingham then remanded the
prisoner till Saturday.