The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-05 00:00:00

COUNT OF PROBATI AND DIVOROD.

(Were the Judy Ordieszp.)
.11. 01.11 LID r. 111100LIEZD.—ericui JOLT.
IV. Haboaure, Q.C., sad Mr. Will. appeared for the
omatiff Maeaship, QM., Dr. Dean.,acid Mr.
llama for the defeedest.
The plaintiff had Said the prehateln C 0115111013 form of
the sill of the Lite Mr. William eed., an exameive ma.
sidstuter of timed and jemmied wares at Wolverhamp-
ge. eh,• died is May, IMO, at the age of 41. lo support of
the marirneet it wee alleged that it October, 1n56, he
was it Ileftford with Mr. Bolton, a solicitor at Wojver.
(aorta. ittliog the affairs of • deceased relative. While
&WIN with Mr. Bolton he said be desired to make his
as -.ill. adding that he wished to give all be had to
mf, . for there was no ooe that had my claim
spm him. Mr. Bolton told him that be could draw a
wtl foe that purpose at mice ; but the testator objected,
gal bagel that a draft might be sent to him for IlleCU-
Swa at his leisure. Mr. Belton raid he did sot like
villa drawn by him Cr be executed out of his oaks;
Wt es entually he gave way, oorefully explaining
to Lim, however, the provisions of the Wills Act,
t,ng salxkzecutios. On the 18th of November he
the draft, which was wholly in his (Mr. Bolton's)
basdereing. ti. the _nth of that mouth the testator filled
is the date mid calling two of hie people to him
aped dui document. They then attested it in
dse form. Mr. Bolton stated that he had written
is pencil on the will " Remember, two witseeees
.I,ro together." That wan his usual rule when Ite
ant draft wdle out of his office. The words had been
mewl with India rubber : hut there were traces of the
rJlhNev " —bee two." The deceased had told wittier that
hi father had lout Lim a large sum of money to carry on
the buena... that he had been nursing the peat& to
repay that advance t that he had nearly dose so; sad that
then he should be in better circumstances.
Mii'cant Parks, managing clerk in the employ of Marrs.
lasen.l4e, the suceemorr of Meagre Sboolbred in the
Maws. said that his name was appetitel to the will as an
atisioa meow.; brat he could not remember signing any
elocunoitt as a will. The signature of wittier wee genuine,
lei hr remembered nothing about it. Had signed many
decatoents foe hi employers ; and was at the warehouse on
Ike 2lth of November, IMO.
Coisexarained—only remembered signing one paper in
empany with his fellow-clerk. Bryan. That was many years
ago. &IA related to a loan society. Did not believe thee he
had ever signed another psper,with him. Believed that
Moine. he never had occasion to 4a papers with him in
the way of busine.a. Remembered a paper going round the
warek•us in favour of the weekly WI bosiday t but he
iappoe-1 that bed 'labia, to do with this matter. (A Iseg(.)
Mr. Samuel liryan, the other &Moan witness. gave
Molar evaelN4l.
(The caw was proceeding ekes our mewl kit]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Won Mr. Coen nissioner Clog Thom)
IN II •10. W. ti11.1)1...a.11 tomthic—igargig gAggiu

sAttosta.

The lankrtipt was iltecnbed so ef fk. Esplanades Dem,
late a ;molter f &ht. He hedpetitioned the court ha
karma pauperis, .1011 amused hie tees from custody.
This wan the otos for examination and discharge. The
bsak ropes oroouts slow debts of 779 f., including liabilities
of ,qa lolls discounted. There were no meete whatever,
and the bankrupt up so books or papers. Tim
aolit..rs are 87 in innober, chiefly West end tandeemem ;
and most of the debts are below AW. in amount. The two
hugest creditareare a wise. wombs ot in it. Jantee'reereet. fee
kV.. and •Imigieg.homie keeper. of Folkestone. fse7W. It
appeared that the bankrupt bad been thrice umesiviab—iii
Veil, and IslBl6. . .

Nt.Aldridge stated tot as lb. amounts bad act tees
Lad ut time, there amt swermarde be as adjourameat.
Adivened toe a fottaiah•
111 II P.411..054.

Tl.r bankrupt, • eseitte7tie•ce;,-;:i The,.le, near Routh%
applied to pan his etaminati..n sod for so order of dis-
charge. Debts between VAL mad W. ; siesta, 11. only.
Nu Mande oPT".4 Mariond toPPrfft•d•
It appeared that the bookrupthed formerly pared
th:l
Ul nie la.vrat Court. It waa that this wao hearM
Is endues; nod that call dssiws gessrally won at 4
tadeepowal to trust a man a wham they had
though he ought have so capital, wits thirty or ie:til:=
of mule.

Hr Horror said that the eosin paresed by tie
bea►rapt, sad the incase owl ap for reminded
him of the celebrated plan. to be found in
mime el the ad law bootie, where, I. smear to a charge of
robbery on it was pleaded that it wee euatomary
to rob oa Gads hill. 11aughter.) Perhaps the cattle
disakn wore tpr.ullr roNoistoened to be robbed, sod thought
little of it. The court, l.•iag asawinced that the bankrupt
had Waked in rash and lisseirdeets epeculatione, and had
inclined &hie without nnelehie mean* of payiug the same,
woubl suepeal th.• order of thecharge for sit ntooths, bat
would give protection.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.
(Before Mr. ('ommileirmer Nichols.)
.'4AIP. VIC/lOLA, ,•li7llll.
The cam .4 leoroee I /alstsm, of the Ruesem empire,
end the well Insoles !musical emaimeer, which was report.'
as s former soon, somas mem before the court..

Mr. Robert- o I ;rttri6l.. u• the part elf the prince. ap-
plied to the lamed oiruniiesieser fur as adjounimeat for a
fortaight. Noce the last henries the family a the prises
bad targeted themeless is t►e matter, ad Mr. Jarrett,
the hued d the prises ad the tell-known makes, bad
bees (anwalted, mad am was emy rims to believe that
is . sheet Um all the radian would be pool. He (Mr.
&Amities Genital had sees a letter from Mr. Chappell,
the setiriet areieseller, us the subject, and is the costs.
el a (rudest all matter amid be setisfactorily arearsti,
and be would be is a poetess to ask the court to dimes
the petition.
Mr. Jarman, use of the opposier creditor., am well as Mr.
Were, attended and cometal to the proposed adjourn.
meet.

Mr. Robertson ttrifilths stat,sl that • Mr. hcquet, who
arranol oo a former wrasion, had been prod,
Mr. erommiesraser Nichol, Do the creditors object to
thM applwatios•
Mr. Robertaroo Griffiths- No, sir, oo the contrary they
anent.

Ilia Unmoor maid the anal mint' day must he appointed,
a. •Ix clue meat be concluded on the next ocertaion.

Mr Kohertrro Crißaba assured the court that the cre.
&tor. would be pdol.
The MAI stamak over to the 29th Man*.

CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(TSB DAY.)

NZW COURT.
(BAN Mr. Harm Martin.)
(-HAMA op ■ CIDIL

• amems, wee iodieted for the
warier of James Gernert.
lir. °magi, promeuted and Mr. Sleigh defended the
primmer,

The fate of thi. case hem been given very recently,
mid thed miaow* wise in • very narrow compeer M
4arOut the prieoiser was • sailor, sod he had been
if sett, the deceased, w kept • lodging-bowes
for soden at the eiset-eoil ofho the town, and bad let
is debt. aed the doomed deteried his clothes foe the
amulet that wee due to him. The prisoner, it
lead bins sod wansel deceased to give him=lte
clothe, which he reducel to do until he had paid ths
la Luce. IM Wednesday, the 29th of Jimmy,
the deceasel was is the George anal Vain,.
PUAiC.llfillft, is Mt. George'estreet, ttatcliffehiglrsy,
when the primer west is and Naked him emend
tunes for his clothe• He took so *Mee at are ; but, after
a minute ao two, told the princess he should have his clothes
wheal he paid the larties. he rimer end he waited
ha• clothe. to go to Cork the art monolog; red, if
be dal not rive them le kir. be world "Ist
barn a.e. " The prisoner thee let the here
end lhortly after retureed. Decered thee west est of the
1110144., eel the prisoner paired serest his, sad be pried
him sear. upon which the p:iscoer mired epos him red
slabbed him in tbe andoenee. He wall thee removed be his
hoer, erre he died ea the 2ud of February from the W-
indt+ he bed reserd.
he letterset were croesAsseared by Mr. Sleigh. is
eseeleis whither Mr. Uerdeer was s mss a Iresalie