The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

111 I II a•ionyArEarvre.

The beekrape wee s budder of Deurolitaee, sof Its
nings•bulldinp, Hessingtos. The liabilities am belting
to be considerable ; with assets dependent upon redisitka
Mr. Ikon& was nouneet for the neeignem.
It was represented to the court that arrangements yea
pending between bankrupt sod his meditate with a rim to
superseding the bankruptcy, but in the dame of mom,
an adjournment was ordered without delay, and protrg,
given for two meths.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

NANSION-1101N3E.
CHARGES 07 eningnmnierav AND 7016 W.
A reapeotablerlookieg ream named Joseph Bunk ear
brought up in custody of Brett, one of the City &teeth%
charged with embncie=ent aid forgery.
Mr. G. Lewis conducted the prceecution,
The prosecutor, it appeared, woe Mr. hoes, ',to
carries on an ezteniive badness as • strew jig
manufacturer at Luton, is Bedfordshire, ••4 tr
bad opened an eatable'amont in Nilketreet, City, bit le
some roma a other it appeared that he as
density nit
his name should not appear in that business, and be si
ter
gaged the primer to manage the bugbear for himoni
agreement was entered into by which the prisoner ma to
receive half the net prate, and he war not to be reeponnis
for bad debts or losses. From certain information that ane
to the knowledge of the prosecutor it appeared that M 6
charged the prisoner sometime in the commencement of ts•
year, and very shortly afterwards he wee surprised at fed.
leg that the primmer bed accepted hills in the names/
Bushell aid Co., setting up that be we a partner. Ose d
these bills WY drawn by a person named Biqa
sad accepted by Benjamin Taylor, one of Ur
prboners charged with being concerned is the u•
Waive fraud upon the Birmingham Beek* Oar
pany, awl it was paid in to his credit with that het
At the last Oroydne amine an lotion was brought by in
honk against the present prosecutor upon a bill of =huge
for 1861., whoa the defence set up wam that there me is
authority by the primmer or any other person to emptied'
a bill.
Evidence was adduced that the prisoner had retinal
9a, 131. 19a., and other sums from different mks=
on behalf of the preenntor, and that he had not acmeatei
for either of those maw.
No evidence was sd4uost.l upon the charge of forgery.

The primmer dSd u t sake isy ismer ta the ch;rgi, eri
he wee reieseded.

CLEICHENWELL.
• TICICET•OF-LI•VI 11•11.—oomunaFT
Amor fluUey, short-built yrieg fellow, who Mehl
his adder, sod said he was of no occupation, wes rued
before Mr. Barker at the instant). of Sir George Grey,
Bert., firerstary.of State for the Home Department, "
habitually associating with notoriouely bad charades, es.
puted thieves, leading an idle and dimples life, wither
vial* mama of obtaining an honest livelihood, sad hi.
tog to report himself at Oldotrest police-statics is Ns
months of Amur and September, mildewy to lee, Is
being a ticketof-leave holder.'
Inspector Fyfe, G division, said these proceed*e woe
takes ender the 27th and 28th Victoria, chap. 47. sec. 5, m
Act to 'mood the Pawl Servitude Acts. Sea 5, dare 2,
enacts that if the bolder of a ticket of leave breaks d
the conditions of his license by any act that is not of dell
punishable either repos indectmest or upon summary sr
victim, he shall be deemed guilty of an offence poets*
summarily by imprisonment for any period aot meek
three months, with or without hard labour.
Mr. Alexander (clerk) to the primmer-1s you aim
James Daillwt•
Primmer—Yea.
Mr. Alemsder —Where is your tieketof -leave
Primmer (sullenly)—l have lost it.
Mr. Alexander—Then let the ease proceed.
Polies-constable James Blom 124 0, said—From lair
mation I received from Inspector Fyfe, I went in lewd
of the prisoner. Last night I saw him and took him nee
custody in the Shears public-house, Chegner•alley, 800
hill-row, St. Luke's. He was then in company with
convicted thieves. He has since he received
his ticket of leave been remanded three ties
at Worship-street police-court, and was thee lied
10e. for an assault. I was present when he moral
hie ticket-of-leave at Millbank Penitentiary, and be the
said he was going to reside at 5, Benbow's-rente, Goideo
Isar He has not resided there. When he was curbed
at Worship4treet he was charged with an sass& sal
robbery.
Mr. Alexander—Was that conviction retuned to the
Secretary of State?
Inspector Fyfe—lt was, bet the prisoner paid the he
and was discharged before the instrueti ins from the awe
tary of State were r :mire&
The primer. in answer to the charge' said he bad war
been in the company of convicted thieves. He had last
kin
ticket-cd-leave in a singular manner. He had purebreds
toot. givine his old one with the money he had paid. Be
left her ticket in the coat, sad when he west beak be
found that the clothes dealer had sold the coat and teeth.
Mt- Barker, the medieteate, sentenced the priori le
three monthhard labour, sad at the expiration of that
term he will be removed to Milliank to bubo hie fare
metric*.
Patrick Brodden, a returned transport,` as charted Ida
eassultarg the polies whilst engaged in prehending*
above primer.
The prisoner sad five other thieves severely mdtchled
the polies, kicked them and knocked them ot, sed
was not until after a most desperate straggle rithat the pr
sonar could be got to the station.
The *serer denied the charge in toto.
Mr. Barker sentenced him to two mouths' impritosmest
with herd labour in the House of Correction.
CONVICTION OF • PANTO=
Antonio rimier a lodging-hour keeper,
of 11, Lail
Saffron-hill, St. Al;drew's, Holborn, who was seatered le
one mouth's imprisonment for inciting end sending est s
boy, Guiseppe Bimini, to beg, was in attendance today kr
the purpose of giving notice of appeal.
The boy had been brought over from Italy without he
convect of his parents, and was sent out with morel h
beg. The boy, it was stated, was badly fed cad
lodged, and was Is the habit of pay rag the defeidenbit
per day. All the money he got over that sum be divided
equally between the defendant and Mama
Mr. Rick rte, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Grel'eitt
road, now served on the magistrate notice of appeal. 00
the cam will be heard at the next sessions to be holdr fir
the cowry of Middlesex, and in the meantime the defeame
will be set at large.

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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
noesmo AY waresegigree.
Alexander Terri, • waiter in the employ of Mr. Si*
venni Odes, hotel-keeper (the Call de l'iltoile) Gfeli
Windmill-street, wee charged before Mr. Trwrhilt
iYh
stealing the sum of 81. Ba., the may
of his master.
Mr. Charles Albert interested.
Mr. amiss said—The prisoner is a waiter in my heath
and I bay* suspected him of robbing us. In consecpsegi
of what my wife told me at 1 o'clock this morning I asked
the prisoner to let me see his box, fist 'skies him if he kid
any mosey in it, end receiving an answer in the alittion
I then looked in his box and. toned 81. in gold. see
shillings and coppers. I melted the pr sooer where he get
the money from and he said he bad earned it. I the. se
cased him of dialog it from me and he said it was soli
true. I then sent foe a ocustable, and Le reached Se
prisser's boxes but found no more money. Afterward' s*
of my waiters found a portismounals containing Asia.
ender the flooring of as of the rooms.
Mr. Tyrwhitt —How long has the prisoner been in rig
employ sad what wages did he remise?
Mr. ?isles—He has been with me two months, swim'
ceived 10s. a week wages. He afterwards said he had Slim
the mosey, sod begged to be forgiven. The first Si. wen
famed in the prisoner's box. the second 8/. under the doorini
of the waiters' dressing room.
Mrs. Cie.'s—Lest night I took op a bowl ooniaining
add, and put it in a cheat of drawees onside my badness
This morning niy husband naked me for some money, end
on going to the bowl I mimed "boot half the moos from
the bowl. I had sees the prisoner sear when the bowl •
was alter I placed it there. I put the bowl there bessese
I did not think 'gyms would rob me. I have laced MIA •a.
bowl there before and mimed money from it, and seilltil.
the prisoner.
Ernest Adler, a waiter In Mr. Ciales employ, Pro°l
lading the portarracsoale *staining; mosey nadir
dewing of the walker' dressimpromo.
Sergeant Lea* 14 C—l wee called to Mr. Ciskei% NAM
the purse takes from the prisoner's box being shows b
prisoner he said It was his, end that he had remised Si
mosey partly from hie late employer and partly hem
Chiles. I searchod the prismer's boxes, sod found is thee
• VannltY of new clothing. Subsequently the site R
I Adler found under the Seoirteg a poste-manna, COe
• 81. The prisoner mid the belonged to his, h:111.4
the money wee his mortar's.