The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-09 00:00:00

LEM INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

BAIL COURT.
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Orompten and Stir'
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mutt at the LA twittinp at Mai prim, when the
plailitiff wan nammiW in eassiquasor of dm
ima not barite lawn properly primed. hut
mire wsa gives to the plaintiff to move to art the nosintit
mega upon production of an affidavit, to the affect that the
Oat:tiff ha • goal mum of action, and could prove the
wan before • jury, he.
Mr. Tindal Atkinson, jun., DOW produced the necessary
Adult ; and
TM court pasted • ruin Md.

1013INZBEI OF 1111 COM'.
This court rib osporially on the four last dm of
tos tor the. pump% imickUng the full court in d
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the lamed judges being nimble to got say cum to proonsd
with the court rocs shortly diet huff--prat 10 o'clock.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
FOILS= N. FORAM AND BEMIDOL

. _
Sir J. Wilde dkivered jadgment this morning, upon an
application of the respordents, to direct the order of the
court as to the disposition of the damages to be strictly
carried oat, it being alleged that • comprombe
bad been entered into between the petitioner arid the oo-
naporident, which would injuriously affect the interests of
hen& and her daughters. The learned je said
that the order most in substance bs corapiW with.
The court could not relieve Mr. Beerldp from the
full payment of the Osseo' and poste In which
he had been condemned. He should, therefore, direct him
to pay to the petitioner's attorney, within • month, the
ram of 15,9771., lege the amount already paid (namely,
2,7004), to be applied in conformity with the terms of the
court.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beton Mr. Rightist Wiselow, ea Othunisidoser.)
IN II e. OLAVCOPIDL
The bankrupt, Spiridion Olavoopidi, was a merchant, of ,
50, Gresham-street, Mang under the style of Glaveopidi
Brothers and 00. Debtor end liabilities, 13,1741. ; available ,
mete, 801. °sly. The case weebefore the mart about a
week sines, and the bankrupt was adjourned that he might
els ea waist upon oath, in explanation of his bill tamer.
Mr. Rowe (from the office of Mr. Abraham), mid he was
satisfied with the bankrupt's explanation, and assented to
the order being now granhod.
Mr. Chidiev, who supported the bankrupt, said that the
large delloiency had admen in consequence of the assets has,
lag been improperly taken poisesseou of by assignees under
the Mate of fithoedato, with whom is bankrupt was
formesiy in partheaship.
His Honour said that the bankrupt had clearly Marred
liablllties without any reasonable expectation of being able
to meet them, and the order at diackirp would be sus-
peeded for one year, but as the assignees did not oppose
protection wouldbe granted.
Suspension somdingly.
Ip 111 11V. WILLIAM ROM POT.
This was the meeting for examination and discharge. The
bankrupt was as of ()wilier/muse, Bolsisrpark,
Hampstead, clerk and toter. The liabilities amount, in the
aggrepth to 3,5441., of which security is held for 4001,
with available meets nil, the bankrupt having divested
himself of his property by mesas of a bill of sale, shortly
before coming to this sued.
Mr. Tinhorn* appeared for the assignees. and did not
oppose ; Mr. Reed supported ; Mr. Dubois, a creditor, and
other gentlemen, appeared in
It was complained that the passes.
had Marred debts
without any reasonable expectation of payment ; alio that
he had vexatiously defended an action brought spinet him.
The bankrupt, in *newer to the snavAions. said that hi
bad been in receipt of an income of 1,6001. a year for per
paring pupils for examinationnwhith had bees considerably
diminished in cosseqnence of alterations made by govern-
mast in the examinations. When the debts in simian
were oontsected be considered he should bass berm able to
padtem, and his dleloulthe had arisen is ocaesquaree of
reduction of his income. With regard to the vexa-
tious dehisce he thought the creditor lad considerably over
chafed him for the work be had done.
His Honour, is giving judgment, said be did not think that
either of the omplants were brought within the act, sad
granted the ceder of discharge.
IN II W. W. MANSELL.
.

The bankrupt was described u ;1 32, Walbrook, manager
and secretary of public oompanies.
The amounts, as appearing from a statement by Wows.
Hart Brothers mid Bayles, show debts and liabilities to
the =Wont of 12,8464; against doubtful and bad debts,
3,04 W.; property in the bands of creditors, consisting chiefly
el shares in miming companies, 6,6734
Mr. Wake appeared for the assignees, and did out oppose.
Br. Beek,. who supported, said that the bankrupt had
been imaged in promoting and getting up public oompasiee,
bat bad unfortunately failed to realise his expectations.
Elia Hosiour said he saw no reason why the bankrupt
should sot remise his order. It bad been held that his
oo-
sapdion was legitimate. =doe* from which a person might
vemosably expect to pin a subsideeoe. The order wank/
be therefore granted.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Recordm.)
Praia Burnett, 19, porter, was charged with felonioualy
breaking and entering • school-house, in the pariah of St.
Jobs's. Hackney, and stealing a clock cad table-cover, the
property of Jamie Sponge.
It appeared that es the morning of the 6th April. at about
ten minutes past 6, the prisoner woo seen in the Kiel/shod-
road by Henry Hicks, • polka constable of that dis-
trict. He was at that time earrying • clock
wrapped up is • gran beim cloth. The officer asked
him what be when he got it from. The prisoner
said it was • desk, sad that he had brought it from his
father's, giving aa address* whieh b• said his father resided.
The °thaw, however, was sot notified with the prisoners'
account, and took him into custody, and found the address
which the primmer gave to be false. It was thee moorteined
that the idea and cloth had been stolen from the school-
loose in St. Jobs's between the eight of the sth and the
morning of the 6th April, an minion hack! bees effected
by the removal of the ventilator from the window.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty.
The primmer wee then indicted, with George Berwick, 19,
deomibed as a groom, for having feloolonsly broken into and
entered the thumb of Si. Thomas, Upper Clepton, sod
stealing four rareness, four hoods, and some other articles,
the property of the Rev. Dr. Kioysford. incumbent.
On the evening of the sth April the church was fastened
up by the verger, and at that time the article mentioned
were safe in a cupboard, and on his return the next morn-
lag he found the cupboard bad been broken open, and their
contents, which negated of four surplices, four hoods, and
• quantity of altar lion, were good He also found the
alms boxes, four in number, bad hem broken open ; bat he
did not know whether they contained anything or not.
On the morning of the 6th shortly before 6 o'clock,
a witness named 'Thomas Coiling wood, a ordain, was
paring the church, when he saw three potions leave it by
the aide door. Thinking they were workmen, there being
110:41110 repairs going 00, he took no notice, and allowed them
to pass. The two prisoners being apprehended be
identified them as two of the men he saw leave
the church on the morning the robbery was discovered.
The church was examined by Inspector Morris. and he found
that an altruism had been good by a aide window, to ap-
proach which two walls had to be sealed.
The jury found both prisoners Guilty.
The prisoner Burnett was nonacid to penal servitude
for five yam, and Berwick to twelve months imprisonment.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.)
Timothy Homo* was charged with misdemeanor in hay-
lag unlawfully seat • diseased cercem of • cow to be dis-
posed of as human food.
Mr. Sleigh prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by
Mr. Cooper.
The defembat, it appeared, was • jobbing butcher at
Woolaton, neer Conotry, and the evidence went to show that
he had purchased • Caftan of • cow that was nearly putrid,
end dressed it, and sent it to Loudon to be disposed of. The
meat was, however, seized immediately upon its snivel,
and the enema prosecution was instituted against the der
fading by the direction of the Commissioners of Sewers of
the City of London.
The defendant was fond Guilty, and sentenced to be lm.
Whined for four months, and to pay • floe of 204 to the
Queer.