The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-04 00:00:00

NORFOLS. CIRCUIT.

—Irewtca,AVOIIITi.
CLOWN CovaT.—Btroan Cii Jain= WILDA.
Alteoll AT LAWSZALL
Waiter Raisin, 18, and Amos Crouch, 18, labotwere, Were
charged with getting are to a straw-stack at Literati'll, the
property of Mr. Chine Bocock, farmer. The evidence was
entirely circumstantial, but it wu sufficiently conclusive '^
induce the jury to Bed a verdict of guilty against both pn-
sonera—Seuttace deferred.
Aneos AT WITRZZITIILD. .

Waiter Symonds. • respecobn looking farmer, was
charged wins nurse fire to a hulas stack at Witham
the property of Mrs. Symonds, prisoner's mother.
Mr. French/pet appeared tor the presented:, and, in his
opening adores', said the preeset cue differed front any that
I had been brought before the jay, immesh es the primer
was its very n epectable circumstances, and was presseated by
his own mother. It was believed that the prisoner am-
mined the offence for the purpose of Iradalently obtaining
from an i011211112C0 company coseiderable slam of money, as
nroreguently to the fire, he had met the insurance caw
agent, end bed seriously overstated the mischief dews, and
had sworn to the destruction of articles that, in tact, were
sever on the lam at all.
0 :orge Brown, • servant of the pronscutrix, said—The pri-
soner usually slept with me, and a day or two previous to
the fire he offered to g.ve me halt-a-crown if I would set Are
to the haulm sack. I said " I won't do it ;" when he said
" Why? It is my property; nothing can be dome to yen,
U yon do." Oa Sunday evening, Mandl OW, as •
little after eight o'clock, the prisoner desired me to
go to bed. At halt-past nine o'clock I awoke
and not finding the prisoner in bed I dot up and looked oat
or We window, and saw that the haulm stack was an Are,
and I saw the prisoner coming from the stark. Not wish-
ing that he should know I had seen hint, I jumped into
bed, and the next minute he called out from the staircase
" O orge, Orme, there is • fire." It appeued that this
witness had been desk ad by the prisoner to back a tumbrel
againist the stack a day or two bode the Are, sad SWUM'
witness that daring tne Are the tumbrel weld easily have
bees saved, but the prisoner refused to have the at-
tempt nude. Prisoner had made a elaim for the
value of a quantity of barley straw and 600 faggots that
he alleged were destroyed by fire, but the witnesses denied
that soy beney-straw was on the farm, or that there were
more then 100 faggots, and of these only about oae deans
were destroyed. Mr. Frederick Use" arreenatant of the

N 'twice Union Fire Insurance Company, deposed to their
signatures to a fire policy that was headed in ; the signoras,
of the late lease Jenny, Esq., was one of them. The peliey
was for 4001. on, the farming stocktijmonds.—
Yr. John T , the Haverhill agent of the company, paid
the prisocer called on bins on the day shier the fire, and
ruled what his lose was. He said there had been corsurnee
20 leads of haulm, the produce of 33 acres ; two loads ot
barley strew, fear dosvn of hurdles, 600 feggots, two 20.
wee ladders. plough, rakes, three este of harrows, one tum-
brel (mach primmer valued at 1814, &e., the whole sum
claimed being 631. 7s.
This closed the case for the prosecution, sad oar despatch
waa forwarded before the trio concluded.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.
MOLD, ACOMIT 2.
The orcamissions of anise were opened here yesterday, be-
fore Mr. Justice Mask, and the basin's, commenced this
day. There were only 13 primers, and three musee for
trial. The learned Judge, in his charge to the grand jury,
commasnlated them on the highly creditable state of the
county.
MASBIALIOHTIIIB.
David Hashes, 30. was arraigned on seven coroners' ln-
quisitime for manaleoghter. in seven cases, arising out of a
colliery accident at Flint. The accident happened last week.
In raising the seven colliers from the pit they were drawn
above the trill, and, losing their hold, were thrown precipi-
tately down the shalt. Six of them were killed on the spot,
and the other died in a few hours atter from the injuries h•
sustained. The prisoner was the person in charge of the
machinery.
Mr. Webby, for the prosecution, said the grand juries
tad ignored the bills sent before them. Me should net offer
any evidence. It wee due to the prisoner to say that be was
not inesporieneed in the management of steam engines, and
that the unfortunate occurrence was the effect of accident.
The Judge said be had read the depositions, and approved
of the course taken by Mr Webby.
Toe grand jury were of opinion that the months of coal-
p.m &int be protected when workmen were ascending and
descending.
Verdicts of acquittal were then taken.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL.

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CH•liOa oe AVrakevnto TO DISPILIIID • Fugue
Co•IIITT —Yesterday J. Beale, of 19, Jewin-street, we.
brought up on a warrant, on the charge that he did, on
the 24th of July last pest, unlawfully attempt to obtain a
loan of 1001. from Anthony Brows, Bsq , and others, the
trustees et Elmael Wilson's Charity, by the false pretences
that hie name was Ju. Beale, and that he had carried on
the business of an ivory turner for upwards of one year, sad
with= the specs of two years last pest, with intent to de-
fraud the said 'trustees against the statute, &c.
Mr. Clarkson, the barrister, and Mr. C. Shipboard, of
the firm of Finch and Shepbeerd, solicitors to the trustees,
appeared to prosecute. The prisoner was undefended.
Mr. B. Scott said, I am clerk to the trustees of the estate
called " Wilson's Charity,
_" of which the Lord Maser, the
two senior Alaermen, the .13aeorder, and the Chamberlain are
trustees. The object of the charity is to lend dinning
young tradesmen money at the rate of one percent. the Stet
year, and two per cent. for the next four years, on condition
, that the applicant should have been in business more than
lona year, but not to exceed two years. About the 30th June
the prisoner ems to the chamberlain's office, and intro-
duced himself as a young tradesman wishing to borrow
money ; at the sane tam saying that his name was James
Beale, {vary-turner, living at 19, Jewinatreet. I told him
that he must produce his card and also his account-book to
show how he stood, as one of the deelerstions was that the
person applying must show that he did not owe more thin
he was able to pay, and that he had made • profit while in
business. In a day or two atter he returned and banded me
the card produced, bearing the name of " J. B. ale, 19,
Jewin-street, Aldersgate street," and also his account. book.
I =mined it so fer as to the period when he commenced
business, end returned it to him. It professed to bs the
accouat-book of an ivory-turner by trade, who =menaced
=sinus about eighteen months back. He then left, and
too gentlemen cennectsd with the office came and informed
me as to who he really was. I gave the prima= the Win
of application, and it was returned filled up with the
names of the securities end the referees. Letters were
written to these peed. s, sod answers received in return.
Inquiries were then made by the messenger, the result of
which was that the trustee and I became distrustful. He
was summoned before them to alga the declaration prepare-
tory to receiving the money, which he did in my peewee,.
He was then put oft fur a time, and at the suggestion of Mr.
Alderman Carden a warrant minuted for his appreben.ion.
The aeoessery depositions were taken, and a communication
made to the prisoner to attend at the Chamberlain's-office
that morniaff, which he did, and was gives into custody.
Several witnesses were examined, who proved that the pri-
soner had attempted to obtain money at the Chamberlain's.
office on a previous occasion, under the name of John, Col.
ledge, and that he had until lately carried on business as a
beer-shop-keeper in Teoley.street in ',hat name. It was
proved that he had slso gone by the name of C. Palmer.
Mr. Clarkson prayed for • remand.
Alderman Carden observed that the public and such cha-
riteble institutions as the present one before him must be
protected, and he therefore remanded the prisoner for a week.

INSOLVENT
_ _INTV.

T. &Lisa. Cannock, StAffordebtre, farrotr.
8. BLINALL Mae, OlTelftrthire, Peet.
i. Coma% ntr :booxisker.
r. CO I, DAROT, Tos!eth-yak, Lonemblre, barb

R. Mucat.t.sosrbaap• on, draper.
T. Peaverv, Brbtol, baker and carpenter.
C. Twairra. Country, licensed victualler.
G. T. Turco, Leeds. mineral connoteraus Meal.

PKTIPM.IOI4 as TEM= Owl VITITIONS.
D. Mamas, Ilanebester. fustian abeam.
W. PFIIIIIOI, Balsall.beath, Worcestershire, curvier.
J. Foun.sy, Ctiorlton.upon.Medk,Mt, Lancashire, joiner.
W. Towns, Blackburn, Lancashire, hatter.
W. 0121.11/W., St. Helen's, ianeashite, grocer.
W. Harmon, Birmingham, optician.
W. lisinsonu, Masebroter, lisessed victualler.
U. Dunk y, Lancashire, butcher.
J. Mown, Menebester, plumber.
E. It salaams% Mancbs.ter, cutter to a bootroaker.
J. LLZWIJ.LIN, Bristol, attorney.tt.law.
SALLY hiscoismar, Little Dolton, Lancashire, widow.
W. Mazweu., Cboriton.upon-Mellock, Lancashire, communion
J. Ivu, Liverpool, agent to a licensed victualler.
S. Moors, CambrOlv, licensed victualler.
J. litovunno. Blackburn, Lancashire, Jsurt.ernan moulder.
P. Pawitswr, Burwell, Cambridgeshire., bricklayer.
D. Pass, Manches*.er, tobacconist.
J. licarLanolud Cambridge, conducting the business of • brewer.

A. Pans, Illanibester, liibiarrapber. -
G. J. briar...in, Mambe.ter, roaltster.
T. Mauro", Masteheater, railway porter.
W. T. TIMALIALL, St He:en`... Lancashire, Ironmonger.
T. TILL, Idanabromr, manager of a twlllard.roo.n.
G. Mumma. Manchaater, furnitu a broker.
DISCLABATItiNB 07 DIVIDENDS.
EDWAZD Taowaa AMDIUMIN Southampton, ironmonger—lit dlr. of
la 6d , Aug. 11, 8, and IS, at Orion'.. Guildhall-chamben.
Jour.. lair luau and Wits.tam Banagrr Suva, Wo.rerhamp.
ton, froo dealers—lot dtv. Ss. bd. Aug. 2. Ilid any tottowatif day
null the 14.-h but., or any subsequent. Thursday, at Valpy's,

Weninghasa.
JAMES BRLL, South Shields, ehipbroker —lst di.. of 6d., Aug. 16, or
say Saturday after Oet. 6, at Baker% Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Uwaao Hamm Buoys; Peekhauvrye, gad Be.uks t.buildiags,
Strand—A dir. of 6d, Aug. 11, 6, sad 13, at Green's, Guildhall.

Teonas BRIMMLII, Queen-street, Finsbury, waddles manufacturer—
A div. of id., Aug. 11, 8, and 13, at Green's, Guildhall.chambers.
Sexual. Castoft, Mincing-lace, City, broker—let &v. of Is., Aug. 4,
11, 8, and 11, at Green's, Guildhallthazabers.
WILLIAM Misuse CAIAPLIP, Bishop's Stoetford, tanner—end dlr. of
Id, Aug. 11, 8, and 13, at Green's, Guildhall-chambers.
Gamuts Cestruaz, Prinasbury, Kent, ship builder-Ist dlr. of 45.,
Aug. I, and two tollowing Wednesdays, at Turquand'e, Guildhall-
chambers.
Gs:tar Cunt, Red Crom-street, City, and Plummer's.row, White.
chapel, oil and eolotirman-3rd &v. of 4d., Aug. 4, 11, 8, and IS, at
Green% Guildbalf.ch •mbers.
Yogurt Cfsoo. Blanchester, licensed vletualler—let div. of le. 74.,
Aug. 7, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Putt's, Msnchester.
FARA JIANG COATIS and Joan HILLAMD' Brllld-strOAL, Cheapelde,
City, Manchester, Liverpool, Leicester, and New Pork, stem:haute
div. of 7d., Aug. 6 and 7, and subsequent Monday, at Can-

nan7;,
Wituas Et.were, Potwoetk, Sussex, tarn merehant—A final die. of
id., Aug. 4,11, 8, and 11, at Green's. Guildbedl.ehambers.
Joan' Chou; Portsmouth, tailor —2nd dm. of Is. ed., Aug. 6 end 7,
and subsequent Monday, at Osman% Blrehin.lane.
/Ann Gomm!. Manchester. merchant—Rail dlr. of Bd., and 4.. M.
on new woods, Aug. 7, end any subsequent Tuesday, at Preares,
Manchester.
Jona Hsu.. Shrewsbury. timber merchant-1g dlr. of td., any
Friday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham.
Genoa XIDIUN, at Long.alley, Worship-street, victualler-Ist die.
of 9s. ed., Aug. 1, and two following Wednesdays, at Turquand's,
Guildhall.ebsinbws.
HOILPIIIXT LATTIILD, Burnley, Lanewthire, boiler maker-Ist end
!pal div„of ed., Aug. 7, of any subsequent Tuesday, at Friars's,

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Manchester.
ANTHONT Las, Guildford. Surrey, banker-3rd di,. of le. at Guild-
ford. Aug. 9, 10,11, and 13, and OcL fi, and following Wednesdays,
at Turquand's, Guildhall-cltsmters.
Timms Mantatmore Brighton, tobacconist—A di,. of Is., Aug. 11,1
8, and 13, at Green's, Guildbalkhambers.
garner. Moses, Alfred-place, Brampton, coal merchant-2nd div. of
is. 6d., Aug. 11, 8, and I', at Green's, Guildhall-chambers.
Joss PARINI. Mlgh.etreet, Newington, draper —A die. of Is., Aug.ll,
8, and 13, at Green's, Oulldhall-chambera.
JOHN Simmons, Liverpool, baker—lst div. of 9d., Aug. 9, or any
subsequent Thursday, at Cazenover, Liverpool.
Manua rroms, Manchester, spirit merchant-Ist div. of 2a., Aug. 7,
and any subsequent Tuesday, at AVOW% Manchester.
WILLIAM Qcoicsv, Old-street, St. Luke's, tin plate worLer-3rd
of 111.1., Aug. 4 and 11, and Oct. 13 end 10, at Groom's, Atchurch-
Mee.
RaLTan Ricasansole King-atrea, Covent-garden. wine merchant—
', final div. of 6s. dd., Aug. 11, 8, and 11, at Green's, Gui.dball-

chambers. _
Osoatin Lurrnovaa Rtensanson, Liverpool, cutler—lees div. of Ss.,
Awr. 9, or any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
VICIIARD ltrrrea, Liverpool, tailor-3rd di,. of 31d., Aug. 9, or any
subsequent Thursday. at thotensves, Liverpool
Herrman Ronaurs, Pdlhol, Carnarvonabire, draper-2nd di,. of
Is. (d., Aug. 9, or any sub.equent Thursday, at Turner's. Liverpool.
Hamar Itoolu, southamphon, draper-2nd div. of fa. ad., Aug. 11,
9, and 15, at Greta's, Guildhall-chambers.
Gsouun Row, Kingsland- oad, and Gravesend, boot and shoe maker
—lees dlv. of 71d., Aur. 4, 11, 9, and IS, at Green's, Guildhall-

chambers
Minna's. Bran. Bury Lancashire PUrgtoll—lst dlr. of St., Aug.?,
or any subsequent I.;tratlay, at ?Amer's, Blanchester.
Royalty. Baturtn, Brinder Works, Glanaoreanahire, ironfounder-
2no dir. of la. 11d., Aug. 11, 8, and 15, at Linen% Guddhall-

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chamber..
Wawa emearau., Regent's Canal, St. Pancras. and Hammersmith.
coal, Ur, and naptha manufacturer-Lt die. of do. 3d., Aug. 11, 8,
and IS, at Green's, Outl,lll ,11.cluanhero
Ha.ar SIURUCITIUM,IIIIIICheIStet, and Ilaughton, Lanemblre, cotton
manufacturer —lit and final die. of 3s. Id., Aug. 7, or any *oboe-
quo t Tuesday, at Frew's, Manchester.
Ilanat &oawra•y and 1110/IVI Lawiti Manchester. and Ilaughton,
Lux:whim comet manufacture di,. of lid- and 3p. od. on
new mots, Aug. 7, or any sublequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Man-

Wrii.lax Sims, Gnat Queen-street, Uncialla's-hin.fielda, coach and
h .rneas maker A nod div. of 44., Aug. 11, 8, and 15, at Green's,
Guildhall-chambers,
Joule Sarum &roar, St. Allan's, tanker-Ist div. of 36., Aug. 4, 11,
el, and IS, at tire+ n's, Guildhell.chambers.
Joan Tarneasatr, Over Darman, lAncsabire, cool dealer—let div. of
le., Ault, 7, and any suberquent Tuesday, atlrraeer'e, Manchester.
JOHN TATNINZ/A, Nuneaton, Warwielmhtre, drap r die. of 2s. Id., '
any Enda, at Whitmore s, Birmingham.
wr,,uara Tale, W,rminster, Wiltshire mason—lst div. of Ss. 9d.,
Aug. 4, 11, 8, and 15. at Green's, Otutiliall-chanibers.
WILI LAM WHITINU Ramos:et, Cheshire, landing waiter In her Ma-
jesty's eu,do ns, Liverpool—:ird div. of le. Bd., Aug. 9, or any sub-
sequent Thursday, at Carenove's, liverpool.
Jogs WIOOINA, G:eenwich, booloeller —lst die, of 25., Aug. 11, 8,
and IS, at Green's, Guildhall-chambers.
JAMAS WILLIAM/MN, 6INISOC, I neteakhl re, Innkeeper—let dlv. of 36. 24.,
Aug. 7, or any 'mat fluent Tuesday. at Fraser's, Manchester.
'Jamas %Voir Rau., orcestar, wonlicn.draper—lst die. of 2e. 5d.,
Ana. 2, and any following day until the 14th kat, or any sabse-
quent Thursday, at Veiny's, Birmingham.
I:IIVIDENGS.—Aug. '2B. J. Bannister, Lockwood, Yorkshire, thread
and cuttou-ss p manufacturer Aug. 24. J. E. I until, Newport Per
Bt.ckinshanohire, printer—Aug. 24. J. G. Fuller, St. James•
str. et, and Streatham, Surrey, wine inerchant--Pept. 4. G. Hawkins,
lit haul, victualler—Sept. 18. W. H. Hyde, Newcastle-under-Lyme
and Hanley, Staffordebire. printer—Sept. 11. J. Jones, Chepstow,
Monmouthshire, wine and timber merchant—Aug. R Lewis,
Mottos-under-Edge, G.oirvetershire, woollen nianufactuter —Aug.
28. J. Pearson Middleton, Yorkshire, miller—Aug. 28. W. lickfurd,
Bristol, warch:moeman —Aug. 28. W. Pickford and H. G. Clayton,
Bristnl, warehousemen—Sept. 4. J. P. gichard, Liverpool, men haat
—Aug. 24. T. Kuehl:nth, Honed, Yorkshire, dealer in wines and
spirits -Aug. 39. s. Sill, Worcester, diaper—Aug. 29. F. &amp,
kingston.upon-Hull, sm. khrokr r.
MUTING 4 YES to be granted, unless monk shown to the contrary,
on the day of resellog,

Aug. 211. P. 0. N. Clarke, Ilferton.uponrirsell and Manchester,
Lancashire, sculptcw-Ant. 24. W. kralgleieb, Liverpool, spirit mer-
chant -Aug. 22 R. T. Grundy, Bury, Lancsahire, money ecrivener
-Aug. 24. J. Harrison, Loughborough, Lek, sershire, c:othier -
Aug. 24. T. Wore, Derby, coachmaker -Arm. 24. G. Morton, New-
road, Whitechapel-road, draper-Aug. 22. J. Reid, Edgware-road,
sad Begley-heath, woolwicb, Rechester, Chatham, and Maidstoue,
-Aug. SO. C. Shackell, Bristol, tailor-Sept. 4. R. St9eker,
draper
vi tualler - Aug. 24. I. Tiny, Ilaymarket, watch and
clock manufacturer-Aug. f. 5. 0. Thorny, Wolverhampton, gmf.
fordshire, carrier-Aug. 27. J. Wilkinson, Liverpool, brassfounder.
CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in
Bankruptcy, =km cause be shown to the contraty, on or before
Aug 21.
J. traskeraille, Ludlow, Shropshire, linendraper -E. Cato, Garne-
red. Durham, innkeeper-W. enterer, tiverpool, merchant-W. H.
Higgitt, Wolveritamoton, ritafford.hire, pawnbrokerL-W.
Charlton.placr, I-lington, builder-J. Jones, Holyhead, Augksirev, Inn-
-1- W. Junes, Mancheeter, et rtitagr-S. Keen mid W. `Lang.
41tebn-street, l'entonville, brewers-W. Oakes, Oldham, Linea-
shire, clock and watchmaker-A. T. Webb, Great St. Helen's, City,
wine merchant-A. White, Bisbopwearmouth, Durham, and New-
castle-upon-Tyne, coalowner.
PARTS ERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-T. Bradbury and W. Cardwell,
Hishlown, Yerkahire, machine makers-C. Braun and F. Green,
Weed-street, and Loraltuf-wall, City, importers of Bohemian glass-
Jan Broadbent and Joseph Broadbent, W.kefiled, Yorkshire, cont.
man carders-IL Bunion and J. Applta , jun., Newcastle-upon
Tyne, I, immimgers-IL W. (*pre and W. G. acme, Sri:ham,
Devonshire, druggists-J. Clark and W. Edwards, Woke Lion.wharf.
Upper Thannestreet, wholesale rag merchants-J. Deck and H.
Newson, Bury St Edmunds, auctiorwers-IL Men and Ann Etheli,
Birminabarn, upholsterers-C. Foster, Jun. and .1. B. Hampton, Os- ,
teed, linendrapere-G. M. Frrurkbam and J. B. Dixon, Meorgate.
street, City, atuirnine-W. Hodes, and S. Bare. Liverpool, general
mere's .s-T. Hodgson and W. England, Mellish:l, brass and German
sliver founders-J. Elernoartle and G. ritockham, Charlotte-street,
Old-street.ro bog and pocking case manufacturars7 W. Oldham,
J. U. Amory, and W. B. Smith, :o'loton-up ar.ll all,
H. Perkin and B. Stoma, Earliament-street, 14'f:stomata., linen-
draper.-O. Powell, J. Poiret', E. Powell, and T. Powell, ltm
plumbers, so far as regards E. RodocanachissndirtP
Ooodb in, Great Wanchester-street, City. insurance brokers-0. Bayne
and 2. Hargrave, mywak,tez, wholgesle tea and wiles merchants-
, W. Stanton and J. Y. Stephens, Hereford, auctioneers-W. J. tier-
land ai.d 11. 0. !Berland, Kingston-upon-Hull, gentlemen's outfitters
- Swarbrek and W. Pitt, Itad.ey, Worceste !shire, abk Giros aters
-B. A. Tapp and W. Newbald, Kingeton.upon-(lull, what fingers-
!. Tonkin and J. Harris, Abingdon. Berkshire, mereere-J. Turner
and J. Armitage, Penudona, Yorks- ire, fire stick and drain pipe ma-
nufactures - It. Welfare and M. D. Powell, Liverpool, dour and corn
and provision dealer s -Anne Catharine Willis and Elizabeth Mary
Harris, Hammer.mith, proprietor. of u leaf• s' school-A. Wright arm
G. W. 44 Halm, Little Streamer., Whitecbepel, and Churcisstrcet,
Bethaal-green, bellows manufacturers,