The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-13 00:00:00

gut—e designation suflioisatly wide, sad gave hie
uses at gimmeremtth (ma ge. Heger%
Bata termed oat that he did not owe a etude date at those
p—ibe
be whole of his creditors residing Kintoton
fri;;;‘,.
„o„,used *nay had been in business for 25 years. The creditor;
dimorph= of tradesmen., who bad been
by tale man. Ile owedutOrs. al
001., and • creditor
bribers iodized to become The effect
opo to keep out Mr. Aldridge, e solicitor to the
poke" who would have seat notice to the whole
al
; sad now the bankrupt sought to get his
isogon, in their absence. This petition was clearly a
fradpp• proceeding, and ought to be dismissed ; for Wore
oubt it wee a wilful suppression of the facts. The
apt alleged that he had been misled by his solicitor,
bet this wee extremely unlikely. The petition mug be die.
mimed.
The tookkrupt asked for a limited protection to enable
ginto appealhat
Baur '
said he could not grant It.
bankrupt. who INA frequently interrupted the pro-
mains. said—Your Honour hu made a vary severe attack
use
The Co roe. mmissioner—And I shall make a more severe at-
tack d you dou't hold your tongue. Usher, remove that
rasa from the court.
Ir. soared afterwards applied, on behalf the ban
order
k-
rupt, es protection could not be granted, t the
miiht to stayed for i time.
Wtos Bum mid he could not do it, or he might be asked
io the same in every case in which the petition wee
of se 0101106 0081.130.
The bankrupt was an ironmonger, of Brompton-read.
Tye wee en adios:sod sitting for &schuss. Debts, 3,5141. ;
arra, 318/.
that
Loaleter opposed for the assignees, on the ground
that the amonets were uasatiefactory.
lip geed, for the bankrupt, urged that the ease had been
upwards of nineteen menthe before the rout, and the
loobsA had done all in his power to satisfy the
iy, Nakao', the official assignee, stated that 2triz.
b.. Teased, sad thee had been a dividend of le. lit, and
346ibe (A laugh.) There was nothing more to divide.
His Honour said he saw no advantage in say further
iiiooreresat, and pained the examination.

THE POLL CE COURTS•
(THIS DAY.)

CLEREENWELL.
ONNEMEWIL CONDI= AT THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.
Josislt Fester, aged 2' 1, of 11 Beater-rod, Lower-roada
imegtoe, a watch-maker, was charged with creating a da-
ta:ta at the Farriogdon•rced station of the Metropoli-
tan Rail u
way and assaulting Edward Childs, one of the
ow% =ensiles countable Gardner, 1.. n G, in the exam:
ties of by duty..
On Saturday eight between 9 and 10 o'clock a drunken
worasn wanted to go by a train, but ate was refused. The
Mordant mid she should go in the same carriage as he wan
in, sad when be was told that elm could not be allowed,
ha caught bold of the porter round the neck, 'truck him,
sod Snag him to the ground. While he wan on the ground
the deleedeat kicked him. When the police-constable
went to the porter's assintanee the defendant struck
and kicked his, and caused Idea great pain. It wan with the
Fastest difilaulty that the defendant could be got to the
pkoseeetioa, so violent was hie conduct.
me defendant said be wee the wane for liquor, and did
not know what had occurred, but he felt quite ocrtaiu that
he bad aot struck either of the complainants, but if he had
he was bony for it.
Ir. Barker said the facts were fully proved, and ordered
the defendant to pay a fine of 31., or in default to be impri-
soned in the House of Carootion with hard labour for six

treas.
The daudeat was looked op in default.
MARLBOROUGH-WILKE-T.
THIZATENING A WiIIGAIMAIT IN COURT.
Slim &arm, a young women who ben been several times
• custody for anisult, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt,
charged with violently moulting another young woman,
m▪ ed Jolla Soudan.
The complainant said that on Saturday night she was I
*Wugag to a young woman in the Easton-road, and after the
rind woman went away the prisoner came up to her and
ber by the hair of the -head with both hands, and
ticked bee violently in the stomach. A constable came up
ad the prisoner was taken into custody.
Polios-coestable White, 96 C, said that observing a large
amid imembled on Saturday Eight in the Easton-roe& he
met up to 110112111i0 the cause, when he found the prisoner
told* the complaioant by the hair with both hands and
kicking her violently in the stomach with her knee. He
made the primmer retain her hold end took her into custody.
Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for a mouth with
lard labour.
As the prisoner was leaving the court, she called out to
the complainant, " I will do six months for you yet."
Yr. Tyrwhitt ordered her to be brought back, and told
Yr that she would also have to Undone ball is 101. to keep
is place for three months.
THAMES.
THE ARWINGEIHUIT OF THE COURT.
An alteratiou of great importance, but of the most
ample kind, has been carried out, and it is a matter of sur-
prise, that although the court has been opened for Ti years
sines the removal of the Maine,' from Wapping, it was not
inspeted and canied out before. Hitherto all prisoners
lave been brought from the street through a
log passage to the court andl amongst sailors, wit-
mesa sad the general public. This has been attended with
post inconvenience, and respectable persons having bad-
aria the court have had to ossoeiate with thieves, pros-
mates, and the vilest characters, and their ears assailed
with the most horrible and blasphemous laaguage. To
obviate this, at the suggestion of Mr. Par-
tridge and Mr. Paget, a passage has been eon-
*mud leading direct from the station-house yard
it the back of the court to the dock, and along this place
the prisoners were brought this morning for the first time,
sod all the noise, confusion, and crowding attendant upon
the old state of things was entirely avoided,. A small space
Inhale dedicated to the use of the public, has been par-
Mionod oil to carry out the improvement, but there is still
plesty of room for all thou haring legitimate business in
die court, and standing room besides for 60 persons at the
back of the court. The proceedings were conducted in the
met orderly menet, and the association of prisoners and
*tames before examination entirely prevented.