The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION.HOUSZ.
Mr. Froth!laid, the solicitor te the Bank of En"laad.
waited upon the Lord Mayor yesterday the commenon
meat of the brains, for the purpose a making public a
system of fraud which had been lately prettied to • coo-
adorable extent upon small fanners residing in the
country. lie drew arena= to the following advatieement.
which was takes from the Tisane Gaserte :-" Mosey 1
Morley l Money I-Oash immediately advanced in than from
306 to 5001 to swetlernen fanners, tradesmen, or others. on
personal mearity, %tater 6 per coot per sawn, for • term
pot exceeding 10 years. Pawn requiring seemomodatir,
apply to Mr. W. Carr, 13, Bentharreed' Loodou, N. 8.. I
ratio; sum wasted, for what period, and bow to be repaid,
esclosteg stamp addressed envelope for reply.*
The matter was brat hared before the notice of the City
authorities by a letter addressed to Mr. Oke, the chief
clerk at the Mansionbouse, by Mr. l'artridge, the clerk to ,
the justices at Tivertoo, Devoe.
It ape that the foregoing advertisement here appeared
Ng yin various country ripen. The applicant for red
loan reeeins per ram of poet a circular dated from Loa.
don, and headed "Private," signed "W. C.," and stating I
, that the sender of the of had mash pleasure in as-,
, quanta' the epplionat that the private report be bad ra
, rind from his travelling ageot wee highly satisfactory m
Ito character and position, sad therefore be ked decided upon '
immediately rung at the applicaat's disposal the sum re-
Tilted, and that he begged to band • promimory aote to that
value for aceeptanoe, ihich was to be duly executed and re-
turned, at the same time enclosing the Srai year's interest
together with the cast of stamps, which is payable yearly
in advance. With this circular there is emit a draft
copy of agreement, signed" William ChM" by which he ,
agrees to lead the party addreined the required sum, whisk
is to be paid by yearly instalments. The promissory nab
which is to be stilted by the borrower agrees that the
money shall be paid back by yearly instalments, the first
instalment bearing the Name date as the promissory note.
The circular itself is In lithograph, with the exception of the
signature, and the names, dates, and &moor. rho agreserat
aid the promissory note are on rioted fame. the names,
amounts, and dates beiog ffiled is in ink. On
the back of the circular is written, is very bad writing,
" Bastard is first ball cheque. let me no at Wirt Beak you
will have the cheque paid to, and I will remit the corre-
sponding half." (With the other documentabal a cheque
upon the cashiers of the Beak of England, for the sum
to be lent, signed W. Oen, is also enrolled.)
The report el the year's interest le adeapoe, it appear!,
has her invariably insisted upon as a sine qui non, but this
having been remitted, nothing further Is beard of the ad-
vertiser, and the applicant foe the lose Irvin remitted the
money hears nothing more of the loan. By this means not
only is the unfortunate applicant, who from the eery fact
of bib being anxious to borrow money is most probably
already pressed for money, defrauded of • year's interest
at the rate of 6 rr air. on the sum wanted, but
he has, in addition, given a promissory are for the first
year's instalmest without Irving received any value for it,
witch may fall into other hands, leaving the possibility of
his being sued for the amount.
Mr. Frei:Wield remarked upon theatre of the advertiser's
to
TER 817SYNCTID 3117111)211 or A WOMAN err tors writing and orthography, which he said was so bad as
lead, it woad be thought, many to suppose that acsrls
TRAM:B.-Yesterday seating Mr. Humphreys, Middlesex one being attempted. However. it appeared frMr.
coroner, held an inquiry at the Town of Bacnager Tavern, Partridge's letter that msay, whose position would sot
Wapping, respecting the death of a woman nausea, four! , give them a knowledge of commercial traneactions, were
dead io the Thames. sad supposed to have bees murdered. ' victimised to an iweffible exteat, several cases of the kind
leapeotor Field Thomas, Thames Polio& rid art at See COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. hams' happened in the immediate nekhbocarbood of liver-
o'clock on Sunday morning he was in a galley off the en- Jun 6. toe -The encicenre of the half of a &noars the Bank of
trance to the Loodou Dock', what he saw the body of • (Baca, the Judge Ordinary.) England which accompanied the circular of war given
woroair floating up the river. Is farming a rope to tow as MIATCROFT. the tranesetion sonietting of a geoids* aspects and is raw
her to the shere "'well fat frein her hmd` 'hi" be The Queen's Advocate said that io this cane the deceased, what likely to pleas imps poetised pares off their
supposed to be her braise. She was naked, with the roe& Lieutenant Connell, had endued foe the last three yews guard. Of course as soon ea their facto were made
lion of an old pair of stockists and aide sloth; boots. On certain delusions, ea that of fearing that Dome over- bsows the Beak authorities were oommunlcated with,
her finger wen brow nage, seed such as Moos worn by
s,„„ wheimiog claims would be brought against him, and others and the matter was placed is Mr. Freebileirrs hands. The
f=tepofonibbraf.oebir The bay w"bsda Ch., down ""'or a a similar kind. On the 10th a March, 1865, be weal out polio were ernmucioated with. sad liergear Webb sad
_.,, for a walk, and did sot return. By means of a bag and a others of the Oity detective force were roe an the alert.
te,,„° fled out who _tik! e",,,ke-Alt..,st more. All "s_seter,'"' peculiar walking stick, he was traced to the Shoulder of 'equines were at cape instituted. Upon soaking inquiries
-,, "rr Wood _sn"-5g:„"k.,7—,.5., ,g-1,..."--, ,g,l"-",_ Mutton lon, at Salisbury ; and also in that gay, that be at the address gives in the advertaemeat, however, it err
„„,...,‘"" - sr-,,-......""*. _-_,.• -f........A-e-L7,t-"_____e "--e -_,77, ".; nt Into a barber's shop end hod his wagers shaved off. found that Mr. Can was not there. It appeared, however,
"----,;5,.."' --.,..,- ""=_s=s,."'""-,,,,, ,sle__,A-""**,7 ;she next time his friends heard of him was in a paragraph be had up to recently lodged
Nowhere,t hanag occupied one
- *** '''' features "'"' ---/ -"'"`" """ of the Shipping Gazette of March 23, which stated bed-room. The mystery is advertiser bee bosons
I =been the mother of children, sad was healthy at the gut parengor in the steamer Countess of possessed of the chequer,
which are no doubt gamine Bank
tire eke met with her death. On the forehead the boor nomoate- 'II-, on Its passage from Havre, who answered of England cheques. The only way in which Mr. Froth-
bra b... *ml" by an Immense weight, tte by a blow, the dreriptiee of the deceased, bad thrown himself over- field cord aconiet for it was that they had been sold to
while the back of the head wee on a resisting surface. Hri
../ board. Affidavits were then procured, and it appeared Dome manes store dealer or other person se waste paper.
d'eshl think eh" the injury was produced Ir. rudder of f them that there was no doubt tbie unhappy gentleman along with the papers of soma deceased withers who had hyed, same ah.street,
TzdsndolLisotau'lliii,idZl
jitiriat... 7
o.llterwi.b.aell, tor,.
Weseesem.d.dzymayou dig:
a barge resting on her face after death. ere being no
,„,, had thrown himself overboard on the room Oa his kept an account at the Beak. The cheque appear to be pump uncap, Regent-arse; lensal-green, stone mason-
further endear, a juror
"he'd how the had "me to ''carte de visit* being shown to the :Abbas and others on very old, baring been issued some tea year. or so back. Ist dividend alas Jose 'I, and subsequent Wednesday, at
asked. The roarer said that it was possib that if the ; .
Doan he was immediately identified, although his whisker The object of Mr. Freebleld I. etteedieg before his lord- Perique, lastabeitotrold._ _ _ ,
divided
Is.
od.
demeried had committed suicide she might have denuded ' bad been shaved off. The peculiar beg nod walking stick ship was. through thepeers, to place the system ey fraud Atco.iiiite., Taet=el,...trukg.les OB , say
bergf before leapt.' into the river. The case was leveler w toad on board. It prang! that the pump was ex- Won the public, to "'et Pet"" whe "04 Divirrai, Cardiff eatery proprietor-tad dividend of
taeelleee.YeteiT'ee.ji.eeed the •",,,t coarse .Ba_.o.f.t.„„alK•lia ..,11921, 7.1..1 trentioy rough, and donated suffered b from re sick- throngh each advertisements be led to make applieatioa for gs. etn., any Wedisseley. at Aeresteces, Nitta
aseessed- -1.-- was toned d.."- end ‘.irthe.-Tit.....ncese, atm—% ho7r that
nor. About 9 o'clock he rushed oat *fished upon deck, and lams bang victimised in future. gitmour, am wary, eabinet siaker-lat dlytdend of Md..
wee het sometime afterwards by the captain holding His lordsli'p said no doubt publicity woad be gives to it, say redariods=6...sman's. brisioL
pre late the water there was so evidence to show.nest -Ist
as by the lifeboat, sad extremely rick. After that he was and he hoped it woad be the menus of eautioning the C. J. AtTßooti.
dividend cd ad.. Wsdassits7. gat
oitZlrailverpostial 1.
'
Tors MURDER AT POSTMOUTH. -At the borough seen a. more, Thom was Do widow* bon he ggo Havre. hue en' preventing such Sande bass practled.
got Pt' 0. J. Km, artist-let dividend of Ili.,
police run. Portsmouth, yesterday, John Hughes, era MI k The Judge-No doubt this poor gentleman as dead ; but ; any Medea .84, M 71. --.../i4eTDOO4.
• ••••t• I. the 26th Ithitmertit quartered har••••1 I.nw I cannot help being struck with the fact that for years he I Prima ettniss. Newts, Moutgomeryskire, Lreeroca
id dirt.
with having murdered • young weer as
Vaughan the .had been =bier to &lures, and that the will sow sought BELFAST CINTILL RAILWAY CkHIVANT. - A da.d ~t b. ea., any Wednesday, at Turne[s,
,
"ife,sof • stoker bolo
to her Maiestes ship Diadem, th i to be propounded was made only three mouths before death. Wharneliffe meeting of the above anapeny was held Teeter- DiIIIDESSIL
the r ortmonth_ ...et.'" mews. The °mit° soma t° have 1 If, howenr, you ma get the seeerat of all the parties -- din at Westminster-alumnae; Kr. Allermaa Dan la
race.ess V. J. L. air*. Margrosaint, and ltastbeernoler-
, Wee., of an uoilinnol brutal character. It appears that I The Quote's Advocate--I am afraid that is impossible. the chair. The following bill wee anbudited for era- II gr
(I:M4.
2.1. ;lit
000 "tooled was iv the company of the Flamer
_. there are so many ebildreco iatereated. The estate is swore darns :-" An eat to empower the Belfast Osaka Balt• street.m. l thews,
job ouster Joss II: CF. a 4 juitt
awed two other soldiers et • Pstat"thu" Ina l ender !OWL and although the decreased had deinsioos they way Company to make &Maim sad pew Rase of railway f.7"'"irri, rhisbe. ship chandler-Joe T. Z. Dation
loft with one of the men to go in the direction of her own_ ' did not interfere with his ordinary power of transacting aid tramways. sad he other perpoesa.* Oa the main of Tore"oush,*. Bereaserionsh ; rieergenneee:
lore, her heelers' Wen at the time on board his emo6 I boatmen arid I humbly ratenit that the court is sot bound the alarms the sanction of the shareholeire was gins to en" rola Florary. teary swan - Jrairrartair4V.
The air manuag. i.e., oe Monday. she was found in the go wog oaths ni them, the bill, sad the proceedings torusiseted. lank Tarriart ash aisreheat-Jeae t 7. 1. herea,
lower room douse, her iiouse, pertly undressed, with her 'loam I no Judge-I cannot undertake io 'ems. er en take fee GARAI, Norynxiy; Heats r., Onymmeuly.scusp. eoMmy, Berbabo, cbon/MB,-Joaer. 7. Treemm sea, set
disordered. ad partly torn. es If in the struggle with 55 led that the deceased was throe ; bet I caner giant -Number d pays is foe the reek ending 3rd Jar. I.
", (11•••••••Isk 2111.••••7. •••Mai• ammulso-
gran
sweellaet. She wm lylog upset the floor, is web a enclitier_ rouge moor as dream tease roan the keeerissige et 2-, which go ter new nem. thrani-Janeiff. R. t. W. Beidloak HDTD7IIIne, Cagy, ono reeler
-linen J. nevem Girder. loresirie.baltrr - Jungle. J.
Os to Immo it_ ,it &ob., to to..
__tbo object for width the mutt ;UM court. The ease, therefore. had better stead over till Ad urtjaanient }-1101,towny's Pads.-Without we, a nal* NUM% W end west DAL hear houlle.
had been made upon my. sad 11" r• are wad's urea ' mat tan, whir, if you cannot net wager, 1 mast have sis no enionin al wraith. no imam of pieween ere of the mereaa. efampea-ImelL W. Neellbeillok ebesplek
her throat 'hub "hosts the griLL:ke a
p=l ; *adore ea to Aerate of mid or the testator.
Slag, sad which, there is little roast vane. It is !semolina* bow wail • adenoma of sad Wfwehletest *town meethestinter -Are ht. T. lasalts.
1 As application on behalf et Mrs. Obetersd. fa rrpeet to the animal funnier Mime en easbadmo, end how
fitt etememermeem Oiewhmeews, gimoleete maker-lase a c
Slash by arsegolatiort. In addition to these, the ammo , ... sea the Goer win= wee ge 9. ohm be rectified by a tow deem et mow mmaweseg shehmt.lSOMelhoreseL Yetleitee.hesielea Meter Jose IL
Shoe was bitten through by the refer% teeth. The I woe essdielise, sash es them weehtemewaMVllM These lon IL C. Lpeak Nom IL L 11/MINOT.
ream bed Ito stockier oe mat the fact that • pair of a - the best Mewl to mesithed Is emu wets, Es every Lod. eat leeetam.. Takata% Mem wee IL L ItrealL
whirl have bees Identified as to the Under abecoi won dromedemen. Nallaways MY the Weer- IL W. Sees 7 eefetey Nona
=were footed in the poseeesio• of the . sap. I Orrr or Lwow! HOITITAL Ton Dalin= or bb31.4a..°01=4./Clanslialhat."":44 am os=o. sates _ _ 14. .
Atm: )ehrer-sor S. T. .o=ale:menhewl.-
One an irportaot link in the aria 4 wieleees. The ia- • rialOrmov, ViceosaA Pau.-The somber el meioses ale epedessiO, thee. ?Ms sheen
[ =was WINDY Wool lad cerise sad adSeeried tee 1 selietrolie We losiiiallass • dodo led teak won kVA M for. so Br
ashk WWI err [oh 411, J.. OMMerhietameteramelo IL
widow. ' old& US Win row Nom iprovolimg ise. ~ . ..,.. .. ....ti. We einbabni. blikMMireavor 116 At
.

COURT OF RICCREQUER.—Ioos 6.
Sttinp is Beaeo.—(Beler• Berms Martin, Bramwell, and
Chassell.)
110111C1 AND ANOTSEE e. aliarrur.
This was an action by stockbrokers against a solicitor in i
the Temple Ss sooner 3381. 2e. 6d. for commission, eon-
tango, and introit, and 4.0 oa assonant of leases upon the
sale of stook sold for the defendant. The tranratioce
between the parties esetinor over a considerable period,
and a dispute arose as to whether they extended I
beyond June, 1883. The dithadant pleaded never
indebted, sod thee, that the mitred between him and
the plaintiffs was in contravention of Sir John Bar-
nard's Act, planed to priest gambling oe the Stook Ps-
change, but now repealed, and that therefore the plaintiff
could not movie. After the car had hese set down far
trial, in April last, at the attires after term at '
Guildhall, the defendant applied to Mr. Baron Pigott at
chambers to postpone the trial, as be was compelled to go to
Frau., hot he refused to do so. The roe thee amend oa
the cause list, and the other cur having been rapidly dis-
posed of. it came on unexpectedly, end there being no
counsel for the defendant present, it was tried as an nude-
folded ore, and a verdict pared or the plaintiffs.
Mr. T. 8. Pritchard cow showed sear against • rule
which had been obtained by Mr. Merewether. on the part of
the dreads:a, for a new trial, on the ground that the case
was brought on in the krona of the defendant from the
Guy.
Mr. Mffewether, I. support of the rule, admitted that
1221. wee due by the defendant, and that the defence under
Be John Bernard's Act had been withdrawn, bat contended
upon 'Admits that the costreat beaver the parties wee
countermanded in Jape. 18436.
Mr. Bares Bramwell said he was of opinion that Sir John
Brunt's Act serer applied to time bargains or the Stock
Exchange.
Mr. Baron Martin said the defendant had ample sotto*
that the case was set down for trial, and he had no tight to
postpone, simply for hewers private convenience the 'settle-
meet of the plaintiff's claim. The remit was fully justified
by the irides's. and the rule ought to be discharged.
Mr. Baron Channel! concurring,
The rule was discharged.

CNICLIT. THE ALL ENGLAND AND UNITED
PArmas.—This contest was contioued yeeterday at Lad's.
Arsons the eompasy softest was hie Royal Siglaness the
Prime of Wales, who was attooded by Captain Koppel.
They mitered the gronad about 6 o'clock. We subjoin •
statement of the game, up to the time the stamps
wife drawn. There was a loose attendance to witness some
very a:afloat play. All England, first isoissa, 207 ;
woad lather, 5 wickets down for 100. United, first
Imlay, 176.