The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

GOLD--------
CHALNS. --JOHN BROGDICN
to call the attention et the public to the roam cabele.
'VOICE which he damn with Gold °lord Chains purchased at
his manufactory : At a. d.
to workmanship of petters chain, fit inches tong
To can cent gold, weights, oa dirt. gm., at
1.8 la did. pot amok Wet gotoi ----
Told 6
Upon eh system, the gown, WZIONT, and vkLux of
the gold.. wtuati dam& sad guaranteed to the purchaser :
John Broom tooting fare fair mmanerittion ea the workmanship
only, which is charged accordtng to the intricacy or idmplicity of
the pattent.—JOHN 111100131ri, Goidainith.—ilanufactory. le,
thieriettestreet, Coven
men tgarden, London. ltstabilshed 5.D.17913.
N.B. 1121 s establisht is doted at 6 in the evening, and on
**Mists at 1 o'cleek.

OVIKROOATS of the Id
turzituis ere kept for Inspection or rte. It
HAMILTON sod K rTON's,
Tailors sad OvoroceS Mak"
106, STRAND, opposite FJeter Hall.

ONDON must have a Supper and bingo Room
JLA for Gentlerom—lameember we watt tar o at El
atter the Covent Garden Opera and the Theatres.

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RAUH/RIM
THIS THILMJC WKrXJ AMR 141.2.21•0*.-..
VEND Mr. Charles Mathew llr.flowe ; Miss Kelly Moor,
szl IL Ittswiltl..m. YLJUICL lissom Charles
lastlunrs sad Compton ; Mrs. C. ]lathewa And the IiALLKT.

PRINCWErB.
TEO Mauro, AN
Toy]PLE APOLOGY.—After which IT 18
NEVER TOO LATE END. Marra Whin& O. htelvtile,
T. Maud, D. Murray, h. Dram*. I. VIEW,. J.O. Shore, G. Mur-
ray, and B. Cathwi Mans L Moors MI E. 'Lodgers.

vrionme, POVL A DUOIL Urs. S. Loc.—Signor
Bevan( and Wm Autoonalin—The WAatens.—To conclude With
TAA.VAULIC . Tom .—The
DAYS Of STALSON.

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1041011110, MAMBA. fL 7m.....Aftereom 21%. 30m.

LONDON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER .3.

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

COURTS OF COILMON LAW.

None of the GOMMOalaw courts sat hadiy use bag,
peat 1 o'clock, in consequence of the burial of the igjg
Mr. Justice Crompton. except the Nisi Prim Court of
Exchequer, which was presided over by mi. gum
Martin. and met at the usual hour. The lilt onto*
20 11113110, of which .two wets remands, the rest igig
all new comm. Mr. Baron Martin, on taking big gii-rd
said that lb* judges would attend the fussed of their
late brother, Mr. Justice Crompton, which wield h.
I place this morning, and no doubt the mambo cif the bit
who could do so would be desirous to join in pay* nem
to one who wee not only the most shin judp be knew, tY
beloved ty all with whomaup came communicants. him
lordship then intimated that after disposing of the 1.14.
fielded ONO the court would adjourn until to-uxerm •
morning.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
WINTERS! O. WISTZIIII LID WiSTIUD.
The QI/DOM'S Advocate and Mr. lederwick for the pleib.
tiff ; Mr. Q.C., Dr. Seeley, and Mr. &tabby ix
the defendants.
This was • snit to determine the validity of a Ida eft.
Gated on the 27th of October, 1864, by Mr. Jams WwAgeh
who was formerly • solicitor in Great Jaaseasee„
Bedford-row, *WI who died on the 15th of thq Na
umber following, at the advanced age of Sio.
had had no fewer than tea children, of when her
'arrived. In 1845 be retired from the beam%
which °callused to be anted oa by his eon Edward, tibia
the style of Western and Son, the testator reeeivieg shah
of the plicate. In 1860 the partnership wee dissolved, iht
testator orals' to accept en an
u which ity of 8061. fie d
his interest in businees. The deed by aharraegeutt
wee effected wee executed in duplicate and is coed as
copies there was (mandate following memoranclucoiptit,
both parties, "It is admitted that ender soy eirountseas
whatever this assuity muss on the death a lbw
Ve alas, although Jemes Waters say anise lath
There wee DO date to this, but it wee seggested aut
might have been written at the !missing of 1862; ui
appeared that Edward Western died in the Goan cd tint
year. About the ease thus the testator bed • ailed,
seek of paralysis, and it waa hinted that the nab alsie
have been fora time to enfeeble his testsemairy
capacity. On the 21st of October. 1862, bowie% he
mode's will confirming a previous one with various aim
lions, the Reseal effect beteg to give to bh was, (ay
had dace died), • life baguet is then bulk of ids weft
with remainder to ids atrviasig &dares, Edward's hint
to take what would have best thou father's share, if to ley
lived. The will before the omit cancelled thielast weak
and therebrdeprived Edwud'e children of about Mk
which would Live come to them at ones, and 1,5601.1..
version. It wee suggested that the riot of this rhea)
might have been that the teetator, who would aver .
tabs his agitators to the mentotandrim, was ugly a
hes of hie annuity, and also that he might bra
that u Edward's sons bed succeeded to the besema
were anflicieetly provided for. The will was prinimajAd
James Boger Waders, the eldest suntan eeu (the ae-
cater), and it was opposed by the sons of Edward, on the
ground of nodes execution and want of testamentary Rya.
eity. The testator left London in consequence of the a.
eitement which his dispute with the defendants bed cued
him, and ha died at Bath.
(The case was not concluded when we went to press .I

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Winslow, Deputy CommWieser)
IN U 611 B. NICHOLSON, WT.
This was a renewed application for release. The facie
of the case have been froquentle published. The bankrupt
at first pounded his own petitOnti
which was dismissed se
the mood of debts being omitted from the three days' rote-
ment Hs tow before Uwe court on an adjudicatioa ode
by • registrar whilst helms la vim. The mu ate shoat
moot.
Mr. Lowrance. in supporting the applicatios, stated that
the bankrupt had been- In prison five mooths.
Mr. Bargood and Mr. Dimedele opposed on behalf of the
detaining creditors.
His Honour eked if any benefit would result to the em
editors from the bankrupt's release.
Mr. Aldridge. for the official soirees, us not preened
to state that. They only wished to hare acuity for
tending the BMW.*
Mr. Lemma said there was no potent for seggeslisi
that the creditors would be benefited by keeping the beak-
rupt fn euetody. He urged that veleta it should be shown '•
that the bankrupt had been guilty of ore of the spend
offences enumerated in the 112th seetioo of the set of 1849, •
he ought not to be punished at this stage of the proceedings,
as the proper time to inquire into his eo whet would be
when he should apply for his cam of disowns.
Mr. Sargood was sot called upon, end
His Honour in giving judgment, said—Lrennot in this
came divest my, mind of the faces which I have already bard
under the previous bankruptcy, and of the statemest
debt. which was then filed, and which 1 was obliged to hid
was an entrust:as, and upon which' diszoisswithe priihsc.
The bankrupt was subsectuntly anoted sad adjudicated
by a regidrar whilst in priest, sad the question which I
have to determine is, whether his release would be at
such advantage to the whole of his creditors as to
justify me in taking away the ammon law rights which
four or five creditors have acquired by takio
officialg hyinI
is custody. Now, the solicitor for the
Ito
assigues cannot take upon himself to say AO
this is ea„ and no coeditor proud alleges that any benefit
I would result to the seats by the defendant's Weirdoes&
leer can I, upon evidowe before MO, come to that conclud .
I thhlit before the bankrupt applies again for Os Woo
lb* should ED the wool statement, giving an account of hi
debts and proper" y.
Mr. Lawrence cusulted the bankrupt as to whoa the
aixortets would be ready, and said that the bankrupt wolf
not apply again until the day appointed for the marninaties
meeting, by which time the accounts would be sure to be
nag.
Hut Honour intimated that that would be the bob
course to adopt, sad diselinued the application.
(Before Mr. Commbehmer Holroyd.)
m >os TILZDKILICL ALUM 3Clg.
The bankrupt was dericribsd as formerly of New Hallo
ton, of as bermes or profrolos. Tbe bankrupt' has boa
before the met sines the 12th of June, 1864. DAP sad
Wog2 5321., the liabilities on accommodation bib
Wog returned at 323/. ; against property held u security,
I,ZI.
Mr. Maley appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Lucas sep-
ported.
No farther ()Mullion was offered, and the order of dis-
charge was pasted.
(Before Mr. Commiadoner amlibure.)
lie un J. S. PESSTON.—A Malmo NAB.
The bankrupt was described as of Brompton.otars.
Bromptea, of to occupation, occasionally betting on the
torf. Debts 17,8001., of which upwards of 12,0001. us 18
"riof .
ff. Heed appeared for a creditor who did sot Mao
He said it weld ad be diegabled that the bankrupt was I
' person who got his living by betting on races.
His Honour slid he doubted whether the Luster
that debts Incurred at Newmarket should be paioi in Wirt

XL &PA in rapport of the bankrupt, data& that .
most of the debts woo for money lent. Amoogrt the sr
ditom were Yr. Belem°, the Berl of Uxbridge,. IAII
Ocourtenay, the Hon. Kr. Bettie% sod others.
The bankrupt examined. stated that he had joioed La
Uxbridge in borrowing 1,5001, of which his lordship la
1.2001. and be had 3001. The debt of Lord Courtrail ma
Learned in a similar way.
The Commissioner—What resemsable expectation bad yos
of being able to pay those debts when contracted ?
The haalanot sail the debts had been gaits 013
14 years. He was very fortunate on the turf, sod some
those be had 7.0001, in hie pomsedon. all his oreditss
I Win nein pet plc and nose of them opposed.
Has Hower mad that was the only faroursble feature le
the ease ; were it otherwise he @lmola have suspended iho
mom. No one opposing. he would deal with this cam es bi
! had dose with others and would giant the order.