The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-01 00:00:00

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COURT OF BANBRUPTCY.--SATraDAY.
llamas rla.CoMMNalma eo-on.soors.
Ix an Hccus.—Ativencletxo Arrowsztit.
The bankrupt, a eloper, of Itutherhithe, awned h. bees
tortideste. His debts and liabilities were -1,21161. ; a
massed meet; 2511.• profits, 1,041. ; expatiate, 2,7101.
Mr. Linklaseo suPported.
lit Duro. opposed, kr a tesillsr, Yr. J. Holm,
timber-merchant of !Arvind. on tits {lewd isf
to •
trading, bid boo
.k
rid • iturn &host an
• attics In this ease, ths pram WINO tasselsd by the that
of wages alone. The
oi=t bed beta sod lay //z.
au Rehr a bill ;he had Is the Wise, paNisi IM
*VIM is the proof swrylbbi, Inaleldsi Ws hendi.
• writing; whoa the trial mem ea, as &hate was wade ;
bat tbs ilea wets run op frost 111. 10s. es 191. it.
Mk, it Ins asibluded, diaentitled the bankrupt to protec-
tits anis, Po penal clauses of the new act.
The bleknept, in examination, stated that he had been
• indwell b 7 ate MirertWe vent in one of the daily papers, ad-
drank To the embarrassed," to apply to a Mr.
Kr. Lialdater urged that the bankrapt had ben vio-
let bp in riche.
Senn! said sir betilonenais stssents is
the cootisaperhet inanaw, and webs en
a king trade se was shown by 1M ise7ermtrwspsitge.
Oaths*, rein& the sertlisate net be Impasisi
wet a men sesstrial chowpc. The waft staid new allow
a tithsw to impute wens as bit creditor trt tbsestiodng to
put bin to capon. by laid preevidinp. 'Mum hal at
math nave as anti be Awl I he bid fans Mss Pie
hands if on advattlsim Mersey, nod insa did Ant
• gentraly to Is Ow 0-wart of Bmkruptey, maven ask at
all mimed hen their difilealties. Here the biniknipt had
as tight to lempett that On bill our ispropstly seed wen.
• or *at then was say tilinsisa, ad b on maw kw
- des pier he rook As record. Fertunvely the nusent,
wet only sf pubis isn, bat of legal opinion, was yen-
ning spina the time Ora, and the wart would he ns-
thiyl snasnrage theca. The certificate (of the Nod
close) would be granted at the end of is months; paw-
Con to be withheld fur two months.

on the application of Mr. Dupree instant' to arrest
the haakrupt ea* grained to his chin,.

THB POLleit COURT&
BOW4ITREET.

A well dressed tallies sglai Hoak, in mounting, who
gave the name of Jane ANA was charged with committing
a robbery at the ship et Timm Shoolhred and Co., of
Grafton-street, Tottenham Court-road, linendrapen.
The prisoner entered the prestecutuni shop between ten
' and eleven on Sotuniay morning, when she bought some
• trilling articke for which she {rid. Having requested to
*be shown other goods of a different description, site pre-
tended they would not answer her purpose, in consequence
of which the assistant, not wishing to lose a customer,
turned round and brought down the latest patterns, peon
"which she tout an opportunity of concealing three pair of
French kid gloves under her shawl that had been placed on
the cownse with ether goods.
Mr. entesibeen said that while the assistant was engaged
serving 12 phew a lady, who also came to make put,
2filesesd 22 that she saw her, when his beck was
pine awe articles under her shawl in such
I=l/4:lllVaiss anspeeted she had nut paid for them,
libeeel him to send the constable, who attends in
Oda dams on the establishment, to request she would
• slop Ms a private room, so he wished to speak to her, and
11.11 telling her the communication that bad been made to
she immediately drew the articles from under her
shawl, end in great agitation said, " Do forgive me, 'tie my
nest time of committing such an offence; pray allow me to
pay far. them," which lie refused to do, and gave her in
prilaaacr, who kept her handkerchief to her face
dazing the examination, declined saying anything to the
charge, and she was committed to the I% estminster sessions
for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Jahn Wilson was charged n ith obtaining from Ann Keat-
ing, by false pretences, several articles, the property of
:Bartholomew Leafing.
' Asa Keating said, her husband, in December last, was
iondidd is Coldbatli-fields prison, and on the 19th of that
Om prisoner came to her and said he was one of the
belonging the prison, and that he came from
refalasslassil, to
and wished tospeak totter privately. Witness
lea the prbencr up-stain,, and be then said be came to take
• As could get for her lemband, as bee husband was
=Venn of health. Witmer gave pefraser a bottle of
dray awl half-a-crown, whisk be Seca *WV, The prisoner
egiazie an the following melt %di her that her
/squired dans& mil iliesi_osllniosi provided
cad gave them se the , pelsseer came
. apin La a few days ma bselmbeed/sbe said,
a pair of drawers end a Maio& Wean ems again
several times during the following two weeks. voseivin
either money or articles from her for the use of hell Nsbaaa
Bartholomew Keating said, when he was a /lam 2
Coldbath-fields prison, he became acquainted wa
goner, who was then a prisoner. Had never ill
prisoner to call on his wile for either raosor sr asst
The prisoner made no defence, and was fully amnia&
A notorious beggar of the "shabby genteel" dlll.Ollllll
charged with a violent assault upon a police-eine. The
latter saw him at his old work, pretending to be exceed-
ingly lame : on attempting to make an arrest, the officer n-
et ived a violent Mow from a stick. In the prisons?.
pockets were lie., several legging-letter petitions. tads
book containing several curious entries. lie had beet a
diary, in which, among others, were the following entries:
—" July Inth—Called at the Bishops in the square—no go
—the old chap smells a rat—Jem has been too fast. From
the Bishop, went to Miss C's—better luck—done her for a
fiver.'—(Nero.—not try the decayed gent again.) July
20th—Received a letter front the Duke—won't do—the cor-
poral is not known—game spoilt there. August llth—
Called at Lanwtown Iluuse—cangbt sightof Hanford, and
elide a bolt of it. Received 101 from Brighton—sent Poll
s to the parson's —got 21.—eent 21. 2s. to Jem in the cafe.'"
There were at least fifty other entries of the receipt of
money, in sums amounting to shout 601.
The prisoner told the magistrate that he " picked op the
bunk in ['Kendal, "
His worship was incredulous, and sentenced the man to
three months' imprisonment with hard labour.
SOUTHWARK.
_ _

Danis, Maiming, a. feisit kid,eliass parents are poor
um.ducated catholic., was charred by the Ike. Mr. Davis,
curate of Christchurch, Illeekfriaregoad, with breaking two
windows in (root of the wheel-room, eetablished for the
free education of poor children, Gravel-lane, also with cre-
sting a di,durbonee thervin besides ruin Walling laa-
Plafre towards the female teacher.
The Ike. Mr. Davis amid that the lbadebeod la which
the school was estaidiehed lees braising very
low Ladies. died, onsiedeg of Irk& claim were
allowed to leer sheet is rage, sad sommit all . maser of
depredations sum the property off the tradsmonsa in the
vicinity. The err •t tho
this snood fin their benedt, sod reeldelstrre=
W ban eitmenmed fun then eve and bought
desslione mad basaeg towards their ad vans There
hawswoo, • uni amber of lei* boin who as-
msea 15d the fielasei, aad Med In seek • dis-
pound smear, dist the well *dined atheism were
amid ft ester the ashen. The prisraar ins one of
:hamaul seteally attended their sou abed, but
w l'eliesoday oftener' le* he shad Oho
and Wag mil of hi I esniesh h e hit doe wS iN
we itln
awhishea be thrust 1=8111:0
hi.
WA h • peso algae, ionise down • penitaltsear
losou4nl
ass of tin mks. dui dispasetal sumitun being et daily
ineeneue, he war esnopilleilo dm the Natty of On *al-
ienist-4 children, to twin the bed to this court is on exam-
ple se the ethers.
The sheer was fully paved by Mis Prescott, the leseber,
sad owe of the chub*. It was alas stated that this were
tuthelle who* appalls, sad that the It
mhh estimiles were
antim setting tank obildres to war ilmt Show .
Me. eally
slid he bed so dant that the estimmilie
ewe theme wigged mehiels, WM& bed bra et mil
pre brat to the pear AMU* la he esighbewebsoiL A
way diqpneefel .ease eentned a then One ego Is a mews
was Osenadino-square, when a ragged easel was esta-
blished by Lord Ashley. Then the *theft priest one is
peramtett with tame. anideedinded the annesef ell shad
dillies that attended the adreL lie (lit. tea)
crowd Mr. Duffs did sild Merge peemilder ia die
Ka Davis replied in doe Implies. nig lee& them
their duty to tied sod *de garbbere, awl weer re-
peated the Lad'. Prayer se the arreemearre and dome
at the earl. Mr. Davis burr reed shoe dire err A
swap very poor eld pupae residag ig 419 ItibllW-
Sid all deader divine amen. was Pirganlea ill dig
veer, het the earket et the law Isla mei their
dilater, by their irdeddreba are siligualag baggage,
premised drat treat aresideag.
Mr. Doweghton said it was • samanalous outrage, and
ought at ern to be put • step ham duck school" were a
=dad to the peer la wash ma evereverded neigh-
and he 00•14 gee dim the diadem wimp felt in-
clined •aamend the edam* le ha bahrlimed * such
es/Ur, who would not peel( hedidgemese Wined to
them. As a aeution to cam be sherd dr the*t-
uner 3s. and cut., end *
ems
hie kr throe
ago- Potorittoll dotatent Add„ er the 34 dedelmi, la the
mirth, directed lim se warmers Ihe dui nstansee le his
atimetarairwith • rims* dna he we nn Oro no I*
uthgent Aker `
as daty sad the mime fir a law ditys; of
each was done he was sumo Most the ashore wadi be put
• step to. Theme schools mast be protected, red he bred
the pace would pay attendee to his renaelisond ddr
away such disorderly characters.
LAMBITII.

Mr.
Mr. II Isms, aim to tis—Committee of Baskers,,
be • kosirArakag cessispary *lto •I-
as* Mist* magi ma dm mosisenue, W.
owl pagmisilliambios aad adonis soder tr.
14, lammal=rllim Ilia lidi Mien Iramm• mamb •
lid..ralmom •11., mbelmil loma ia bielorths he dims
Wilb bet= filiamia=sitirmilrlir= ri

sat bean alga to obtain the slightest intelligence about her
until the with. when, in atsewer to a letter he had written
to Mr. Carter, ems of the conwors fee Surrey, he emerivcd a
communication that un the 231 d be held en inquest en the
baly of a young women semewiret massacring her de-
scription. Previous to this Iss had, la the course of his
inquiry, learned sufficient Y intisfy him that a yeetag
man named Wilson. wM held a amain. as sem
raga in a mereheat's (thee in his seighbensisZ
had seesethies be de with her
he in emesonesse geseiseed dm very 26. rt: nab
-
Set, bat he desiefell Medd. as to w bed Weems '
of her. the seembeles the Isms men's Fame seal Ids.
alba heed enema risks,- see se a silver meeker; a
of worked slippery mail ether 'ankles le mdes
mad theme the mem add the ski bad him
▪ prier ef. Ha, , tea onollesly s
arm elmedia, them aisles . lemering them to ham
bees Mks. mil bs at premed Med ssemmild by the Lead
Mayer es that elsoge. At the the of hie nreed Ile OPP
Mg* had bra diesevered ef the edateaste giii, me deet
dm' drip wet amassed le reesivis the 'Were he
bed seestimed taa the Nes* of Mr. Crter's mete, wit-
s., mat to the Maier Mem M Brides. sad weft
shown the espeeel of the mew Tema ea w tidy the
inquest Wiese hike, beteses esessekedhim
deem se the
clothe' of hle hie sit. Teem tag ivies be made he
learned that tie body ad the elk lad bees hued be a mad
of water in • letiodell at netts on the =itthat as
loosest bed bees bid at the HIM Herr
Bnaternroad, ea the PM, when the jury Masai on epee
verdict of " Foaled drowsed."
Mr. Elliott—Were there any marks of violence on the
body ?
Mr. beer—Nese, sir, I Were ; hat it appeared to have
Imes lbe eghisasf eha jam% hem iseempeell state
that the body meet have hem a essiderith time in thi
water, whirr only flee days had elapsed hemher leaving
my relieves until the time when the was found. The
jurors wee eine et midst that the desered was ?ffi years
nfep, thee& la meth, she we met la 1 hes eke le sew
tics le Mew wenehip thee it is ley impesethe Wt thole°,
ski bed sever Misr* bra is the mishbeedesei of Bra-
tsk aid it k my impedes that eke mei have hem taken
there. Beide% the dose la which she wee had renders
the can vim sespisism Nies meet have pared three ponds
in which she might ham semmitted saki@ if such had
been her titmice. • Daidssr I have load that the young
seas Wilma Id bees la the habit of visiting her at my
house witted the inerisise of my family, and they had
hem sees terther a the meek* biro the kit my home
,
I she wide semelia that aFM pia bekether to me, and
which the theme' pve to the mess mem I fuand in the
premise of • pang woes= is the 'vicinity of Brixton,
wham he was eeeetlng, and to whim le had gives it as a
present.
Mr. Elliott -What is it you wish me to do in the matter?
lesises—The poor seas, the *akar el the girl, ham
come fry mites set of Ire; - therseised he have justice,
done is the sem sad it le he Mei te have the body
et-
homed 11014Millinsd, but see of . the penes@ told m thee
it would emetthees serer e ele se. •
Mr. geoSis—lf tin prey wee theemmlbefor nee I "heed
have thelerieta le Miss an cumin/don if the body, bet I
shoed advise yes to await the assweref the troveme a yew
last letter, and hese what he recreemeda.
Mr. Isaacs rid be meld der, eel having thumbed his
' worship for the Marsden with which ke bad hoard him,
left the court with the affikted father of the unfortunate
girl.