The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-25 00:00:00

COURT OF PROBATN AND DIVORCE.

JAx. 24.
Weft the Judo Os limy.)
LUNG b. LOKI AVID mons.
la this ease Niels U 26 bad obsised a dienoluSsi
his mania/sin 1868 as .nowt of lie wife's adultery with
Maior Oroker. /a 1860 0.0.1. Lies died, having a peed
between 1,2001. sad 1,3005., whisk bad beet tots pa w
stem of by the tsetse if Use marriap midmost H} had
also left two daughters, who bad so income wept 121.
year from the Oompiadoaate Fund is children of • de-
ceased Indian officer. Ms Usg tree Mated I. be new in
Australia with the ooespeedent.
Mr. Healy Matthew (fer Cattalo Ues's .:castor) awed
that the deed of settlement be varied as if the respeedmit
bad died at the date of the diver" ao arrsosemeot whioh
would give the Andrea the property.
Dr. Spinks appssd for the trustee of the settlement, but
did not oppse tbbe amide&
Dr. Wambey, for Mrs. Lk& elm tuarlinilot to lb.
natio&
NS J. P. Wilde thought the court had power to give the
&Mrs the benefit sought on their behalf, although their
father had died ; he therefore made the order as prayed.
INIOADWOOD r. DOOM/WOOD AIM THU DOME OP wt. ALBAN&
Okada Hamilton Sreadweed, of 17, Kiugearset. St.
Jena's, sae for a divorce from , 11114 (.4. Short),
whom he bed married at St. Lake% on the 15th of
Febroary.lB64. He charges the Pleb eareependent, or some
men period by bin nun% with adultery with her in the
wens al the year 1183, al 17, Park-street, Park.lesi, and at
Walken Hotel, sow ogled Alexandra Hotel, night..
bridge. He ales lays the adultery as bevies been nom-
WOW with some porloo passim by the name of Ogle, or
by lie win of Colossi Tower. lb. Duke if St. Albans
denies the charge, but pleads that if he did essmil adultery
with the eedesit, the petitioner, by hie wilful enlist
end desedsot towards her, bad ecroduced to it. He she
,tarps him with bar* himself committed adultery with
• woman posing by the name of Plaskett, at No. 7, Haar
twee% The respondent has Bed the asp Ow, with
others, charging her hulloed with enmity.
Mr. G. H. °toper moved that the mu be triad by •
opounoo jury.
Dr. Spoke, on behalf of the respondent, moved that the
jary be a specie! one ; and
Sir J. P. Wilde grouted the latter motion.

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—J•I4. 24.
(Before Mr. Resigner Wise/woe Omessimiceer.)
le as minium Donna intamtaait.
The bankrupt was described as a 46, Beeskatrest, Gros-
your-square, late as pales Is the °admire= Guards.
The was a untie, for examinatios sad disabuse. The ac-
counts show unsound debts of 7,0031. ; holding
'Parity, 3,313/. The smote were stead at 631.; property
bold se security, 4,450'. The sax tors is stated at the
extroordi_tAuLamottat of 3,604 aad 2,0001. Is the two
years the bankrupts,. The Urged unsecured
creditorer."—ZZ. Jimussel, Mammal sterehaat, of Brook-
street, 3,5141.; Mr. Hanes* et Pal-mall, 1,1001.; and the
Hos. E. U. Wilbrthaus, 5161. for ash lest. The principal
scoured creditor is Mr. R. Morris, of Osrllcie-chatetters, wbo
bolds jewellery valued at 4,2501. as essarity
bank debt cif
3,0504 In•• dadowsey asseast lied by the pt, az-
feeding over twelve months prior to the lath of November
kat, (relit is takes for a payment of 2,0121. for interest oa
swell list asd renewals of bills.
Mr. C. E. Lewis, for the amelyess, suggerted as amend-
meat Is the aaeousta Mr. &Miami was retuned as •
creditor for 3,5004. ; but that date had bees discharged ea-
shay, sad Mr. Emanuel% many was now produced. The
cue was the same with Mr. Hanemit's deb. of 1,1001. This
would reduce the neseciared debts to 2,400/. These debts,
of coons, had not been discharged out of may MIAs of the
bankrupt's. _
Mr. guyed, who reprimand the beakrapt, did sot think
that an alterinsos of the balaseirabeet would be necessary.
All that was requisite was to mate an entry ia the margin
that those debts bad bees discharged.
His Honour was understood to signify that that would be
sufficient.
Mr. Lewis said that, the requeito ateratios being made,
the insignias bad no opposition to offer to the bankrupt
panne and mds( ea his order of discharge. The remainme
debts -were chiefly doe to geotlemen who bad lest their
money audit. eironmatesess which would purest them from
casein to the oourt to make any °hoarseness on the bank-
rupt's conduct.
Mr. Sargood —Thom patlemea, from the enormous tale
of interest which they charged, have clearly been thou own
insurer&
Mr. Lewis—There are • certain number of debts doe to
tradespeople, bet I have bad communication with • great
many of them, and I feel thoroughly unified that these
debts will eventually be discharged. Nose of them offered
"koppoatiom
is Hower asked if any surplus was likely to arias fuss
the property held ss severity, which was Manta at 4,4001.
the debts being 3,3601.
Mr. Lewis thought sot. The Iroperty coosisted of sr-
tidos of jewellery, which wars put dews at the prow paid
for therm sad it was ressosable to infer that they would
not fetch so mock,
Mr. Sargood—The iavoios price sad the vane are very
different things in these treaseotioua
The Oesonosamoor—l see the expediters is stated at
2,6061., and 2,0001. for the two mu next preceding the
bankruptcy. Is those may expluaties to be glue of that?
Mr. Lewis said the bankrupt bad bees ea calm in the
Guards, and bad bad ea anaemic.* from his family.
The Ommesioser—Was it nutting approaching that
Mr. Lewis was not pepsind to say the exact amount.
Mr. liergoed—l must admit that than has been • very
Loge and appersotly extravagant expenditure; but this
young gsatimeas was under as eartgement ol marriage at
the tune, ad has bees induced nadir those circumstances
to inter • very luge liability, and raise tonsiderable sums of
mousy. The lady had property herself, is reference to
which she required legal assistoses, sod a good deal of it was
dose to amiss ker. TM bankrupt had acted nada, that is-
fatuation which a young maa of 23 might be excused far
leans.
The CommiNdoser—Who are thecraditors whom you lay
were their owe insurers
Mr. Sargood said there maces of the same of Dicker.
The Commissicest —Tate the fleet in the list, Addison.
What was the ate Ci interest paid to him!
Mr. Sargood said it was as much as 60 per Pet per as-
sem. With another auditor, named Ooz, then bad bean
six tiensocitioas co which the rata was 100 per cent., and
cue at the ate of 60 per mot. These were for renewals, of
coons. Deducting Mr. Einannel's and Mr. Hancoek's
debts, and that of the bankrupt's father, the dere would
be under 2,0001.
The Conmainsioesr—But there is this staring us is the
fain—that his expenditure has beau 2,6961. and 2,0001. in
the tire yam proceding his baskroptoy. It 1 saw say
prospect of the bout fide creditors being satisfied, of rouses
I should sot care for those who have secured themselves.
Mr. !Jugend mid he bad the personal sinerssee of the
bankrupt's seeress relative that that would be deem
His Honour asked if that usersaos had bass given to
the mamma.
Mr. Lewis said be had had oommunication with the pris-
ed* creditors, and they were willing to rely ou this
•11,111141016
His Hoover suggested an adjournment until the creditors
were satiated.
Mr. LOWill sad Mr. &mood both objected to that mum.
His Honour—TMs I must depots of it as I would say
other case. Hung regard to the fact that so meditors
are hers to oppose, I shall deal with the case more leniently
than I otherwise should have done. Looting at the buy
personal expeditors of 2,6951. sod 2.0001. in two years,
the case is clearly brought within the penal clause of the
act of parliament, and the order of discharge must be sus-
pended for 12 months, with protection.

II 11 OELRICIIII,

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Th• bankrupt was • truoroutg-nraoulheturer, el Breed-
streak This wma the sitting for ezamisatino and &charge,
but tha aostemata had set bees Sad. The liabilities are
meatad at opwaada cd 10,000 i. ; seta aameeiais. ha ad-
*trauma was ard•rad.

THE POLICE COURTS.
NANMT:I-4-Hotriz.

Robert Atli*, who de;;;;;11;;;11 as • emcees, and who
was brought before the Lord Mayor on Seturday,shanged with
obtaining 911. tram Mr. William Beattie Brown, at 34, Fea-
ehureb-street, by threatening to shoot him, was again
plead at the bar.
Mr. Beaton again appeared to the prosecutor.
The evident* given on the last oceasim twig been read
over, Mr. Denton nand the ease was adjourned Co the par.
pas of producing a letter, melaieing • threat, which wu
written by the misname to Mr. Brown shortly alter the
tint 'SUMO, be had with the , but ma that
letter mentioned some very rM arms km very abu-
sive terms, unless the primmer it he would not read
it, as the mei, as It rested, he thought, would be mufti-
&oily complete.
The Lord Mayor =led that the portions which were
revelant should be
The letter was put into the bends of Mr. Brows, and be
said from what be knew of the prieoner's verities, having
seen him writ* the receipt for the l Ji.r be believed the
letter to be in Ai, beildnillog. The letter wan dated 27th
Aibr, vial& lir. Drown thought win a day or two
after the Ind Weevily hilted with the piens!.
Mr. Prates thee Evades follows s—" lied I bad the but
ides aim yes made the appeisteasot to meet me to-day at
soft that yea did so far site purpose of ialagitim me I
should Yoe bre,* semis of revolvers with Maud Om
yes the armies et osse of theme "Yea way rot. 4. owe
sea any end I 101 l yew Ilea yes lie." res lam
to think that Meaaea yea ere the ports* of a begs home
yeses& Welt sae with kapsaarls. lieoiseesoirdase—a di
shot revolver pole yes sell se level.
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