The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Belau Mr. Cuemiedour Boland.)
U PAUL Joss MEDFORD.
keeling. wise the well.kuswa comedian at the
ta
jigail better hews an Paul Bedford, deessibrd en of
,
jille, Weetiniesker. Be came to tie wart on his
pinta= oe the irSrd of Asyut last, owing debts of
god aisigabli CSare of failure befog sued oe
in of ms, wbieb he had etwepted for his eon. At
jairt gal* es this 18th of October an adjournment was
en, with a view to en arrangement with the creditors.
gr. Lew*. 011 behalf of Mr. Bedford, who was pro.
t, Dow uked for • further adjurameot with that view,
l stated that arrangements were in program whereby it
Doped tbet 5a in the potted would be enured to the
ditera
bijoaresd to the 22nd of February.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

(Beare the Renorder.)
ward lager, who was convicted yesterday upon •
of stadia( • large quantity of valuable property
to the South Waters Railway Company, was
tap to receive judgment.
primer made • long statement in ext•aaatios, bet
Recorder said the pirMoner had beep engaged in • cysts-
roblery for • very long period, and he could sot see
weeds for reducing tire sentence which would be
spoa him. The prisoner was seuteeoed to ate yore
servitude.
HE CHARGE OF BENDLNO A CHALLENGE TO
FIGHT A DUEL.
die We. Broworigg Lumley surrendered to take his
epee SA indictment charging biro with misderommear
vim seat • letter containing a challenge to fight a duel
Er. Lawrence Desborough.
sin we. also • 'mood charge of sending a letter ooe-
• a defamatory libel to Mr. Desborough, the prose-

or.
Er. Metcalfe and Mr. Orridg• appaared for the mason-
{ ; sad &dont Pam and Mr. dbigh wen coanesl for
dalendant.

The dded►at pleaded guilty.
Serjunt Parry addressed his lordship, and end h• and
S. Singh kid conferred with Major Lumley, and had
Yeti out to him the i'legality of having written the Iwo
Earged which are the subject of the indictment. The major
to have been hardly aware that to sending a dal.
be wee acting against the law. With rapid to the
letter, he wee aware that was wrosg , but it Ana written
feelings of pest enitemeat. However, the major,
ugh his eounsel, sapwood his sincere nest at having
Von the two letters, and he hoped that Mr. Deaborongh
coasider them as wholly willidniwn and never
tin. He rewind extremely the coons be had takes,
was desirous of sabering into recopineoss to keep the
and he pre his word of hamar he would never
'a interfere in any way with the public pease.
. Metcalfe said, after the manner is which Sorjeant
bad addreend his lordship, be wee instructed by ►s
tto say that that would be quite sufficient. The object
Mr. Deaberough yea an only to establish the reputation
his tins, which ►ad been is eminence for a great many
ad to prone*** public, bat to pat a stop, if pos-
e, to a practice which, in the present state and feelings
society, could not bat be looked epos with abhorrence.
Recorder, addressing Major Lumley, and having
whet Serjeant Parry had seated, mid be understood
t it was the major's own feeling in respect to the charge,
that ►e himself wholly withdrew the two linen which
had written, and made a public apology for the gram
nage he hod eassitted. He had already undergone

me punishment in having been brought before the court,
dIA basing made himself the object of public ridicule as
164 dose by the cesum be had punned. After what
d been said by the counsel for the prosecution. the Court
wild be satisfied by his eaterias into sureties, himself is
V. and one in 250/., to keep the pe►ce for 12 moothe.

TKO POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

ILLELBOROUGH.STREET.
iTIFIT PRIACIIINO.
Alderman Sr li. W. Carden waited upon Mr. Tyrwhitt
lie meals and said—l mak to call your worship's Mies.
ce to at iesonordene—an imenveniesce asnoustin
kocst to a positive anancio—which mimes of a Sunday
taming it the top of Great Portland-Aron, opposite the
Wq ststinsad aeorTriaity Church. A wawa is in the
tactics of eosin there every fine Sunday mania&
• so a their and preaohieg to what he agleam pimple,
tkolatiag sad shouting, pails% a large erewd, some-
se nays' 200 serene being oollected, completely
log the thoroonfare inasmuch anon &min
the railway Midis; has to go out of the
yto get into Great Portland.streek I belie.e
pence is a clergyman of the Church of England, and ha
la fall couosiesla Ido not °blest to outdoor
• as Inhere it does gnat good, but I have lit.
e doctrines preached by this piesou, and they are
dim of a Chartist—the meaner making it a rule
des the rich ; sad he frequently points in the direction
Trisity Church, ad says, " There's a church full of
•
Mr. rwhitt—He doss not say anything about the
Mond Snaps,' " puny squires," and " foolish dukes"
• hong the favourite expression made use of by such
All I en say is that I bare uothiog to do with
psnon'sdootriaes, tout if an obstruction is moan than
pot negligence oa the part of the police if they do sot
it
Sq. W. Carden—The person preaches far from the
• pesos, for in 'peaking of work houass he
than "prisons • sod " hostiles." Oo speaking to the
as duty at Trinity Church be said he would not
•er it ea kis oat of the way, sad I then spoke to another
who said be could tot interfere as he was ordered
take the barrows, but that be was aware it had been
coe for some time.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—lt is desirable it should be known that
mild polies magistrates we hart nothing to Jo
tin polies. We are above the polio', and thoroughly
t tel then It is for the police authorities to
a slop to the matter, and it should be put a stop to.
*R. W. Cardsn—l should like to Lind out the person'.

•
xtlrrio!llihae matter
mag' lee2C;13111 own.* awe es24.°4reultavd;
gib ths isle Part. There' is aneymercaching power
op, but we shall soon find out who is the strongest.
I a Morn ceder current going oe, but it will not do.
Par W. Cordes thanked Mr. Tyrwhitt for giving him
Munn, Led retired.
WORSHIP-81811Kr.
B.I3GULAN C• 81 0? MIRAULT.
Dark( Wet.., 42, living in Limehomodekle, and de-
himself as • labourer, but supposed to be a regular
'Mbar, was charged with assaulting Joseph Welstead,
looking working blacksmith, whose face was '
disfigured. both eyes being killed and the orals
lams its bridge.
CMPhisaat said that about two months wince, while re-
habs to North-street, Whitectiapel, one evening.
Mae the prisoner staading on the " waste" (a piece of
road au the workhouse) with a pig in his arms for sae-
Isere eke little thing to look at, and apparently going
ctisV at after a little bargaining he purchased is for some-
"igsbott Bas he believed. He took it home, and tl=
Milks aid fat he could make the little fellow by
ass ; lathe was mistaken. From some cause or other the
lk maid sot be brought to anything like oonditiote for the
shile. sousaked lond enough, butt efused hie fowl ;
ilk holm of gettiog larger he got lees, h
ie eat
4,ltiehe all over Ms body and legs, pined away,
WWI every attention, and went off rapidly at last, with
-Ilunghbig._ Yesterday evening the complainant saw the
Perna spin on the same spot trying to dispose of another
Its .191okir, and well oniviened au imposition bed been prate-
own case of purehme, he accused him of it ; a
stud, esSacted, and among it was a man who declared that
4,, lad beau cheated ie a like mauler by the same chap.
". iota the complainant walked away, Siding it
Liam le remain and matinee his reproaches, but
'III Proceeded many paces on the " waste* whoa he
from defendant a blow on the bead that meet him
Imile • quantity of crockery displayed on the ground,
18Mali psany worth of which was broken by his fall, sod
ass eat u now seen, consequently he gave the prisoner
(411;621Ti K, said that complainant's fees was in a
:Zit state from the iejery. The other man was pre-
ißNlßPiala if the magistrate would hear him.
Omits consented to do a witness, and from the
given it was clear thati as
prisoner had sold him two
ri*ia bed cooditioa, for both went off in the meaner
He maw the assault in questioo.
_trease said that he knew nothing of the alleged sale.
.. Yet les last his temper when oomplainaat came up
pmaisd hies with it. so he struck him.
babe M meshed sad his witness declared that there was not any
the rat, sad
°NM in dealing with the cue, said that the assault
ml ate of a common character, and he had no doubt
—"flow* effected the sales in question, robbing poor pa-
r: the shameful manner described, well knowing what
.Ibl PIP were la. He should fine him 40a., or an impri-
-mitt.. ef sae month for the assault.
uwareestat was pail.
WESTMINSTER.
• rIDOW AID an 801.
Gite..4.B"Hdat, a deterneised-leoking bey, was placed at
°"' l'hlreM with stealing as axe and a chisel.