The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

------------1-4 "ILO INT GENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

:o‘
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
*se gr. ReeisTrar Winslow, as Ooniodmicaer.)
IN al SALONS /TIMM.
uarepn was the widow of • captain in the Madras
, wans • poi= of 1701. • yew, out at Ow
fatal rand. A twelvemooth ego she obtained
~,* rd disehare ea (*Takla' of **Wag aside 401. •
No rd kw no!". pgeble by <lumber!) instalments ;
..„ re,,,molied stews beep made.
71).1,4, (e tweditors, •ow mked thot the order of
;mkt be ionnd but o• referees* to the
• elm sod* I Match het, it appeared that the
lomat ow gyrated to be made is " Wank next^
bids. yr. 11,. Rod, for the 110106134114.5 ad Mr.
ke the to
sow task time to consider the point.
Of Id OODD AND LONIUMIN.
i„..krepin were cork taareissato, of Olosnhownelard,
.--- -ad Crutohed-trims. This wee the sitting
--imlina sent dialog*. Debts, 1.969. ; mete

Sr' ViaWallfor
Ttreselmdgp=a rats:
Ati
it as aged, hal executed twos Peetwupteel settl
rd hiol May last, at a tune wheel he was fowl-
swell before that time he _
&d potthaw Bffido.
!worthde ia
'
7
d seem end idels
yak farther goods to the Taloa of 801. were
. yak Wog furnished shortly Were thu beak-
. o. dom. goods were included in the settlement,
s ottelavetesaiorthooming seseeela,but Ws was not
og
dm, psis were still oo Loreinser's premier, in
. 'Aim" dosset'sperk. There fade ha eels
imp. 10 WI 00100de of the ersiopmes. who west
laine to aped Ow settlement. They irked that Lor-
orsueatice *meld tes adjourned dee die.
woer, io eradiation, admitted that he had put SOON
lowa Smolareihrooda into the settlement heft,u the,
moony adhered. The swede delivered alter
2,4 of April wire still in die house ; no pee-
. a them bad been sold duo his laskrustey.
woad settlement in Nay wee raseat to obehige
old torso omitted from the flesh Seam ad the fami-
lia gore to the weeehease of the Arm aad had been
by the snipers.
Aft, kering Yr. IL Griffiths sad Mr. Brough for the
ir„ mated Codd's order of discharge, and ade
the sesteleelion of Lorimer roe die.
TSB FOLIOS COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

!lowans:cr.
"Doretyro" a owl ootticrou.
oft Hyfrad appeared to answer a summons sharing
pi with ausultisg Mr. William Rinsed Walpole, callow(
g the Linda Gas Conipens, sad Mr. Walpole, to wooer
aea rammer at the instance of Cerullo* Hyland, the
lois of Albert Hylesd.
Ir. Ammo_ who essidnend the cue as the part of the
Mr. Walpole, stated that on the 15th inst. Mr.
din at Mrs. Hyland in the neighbourhood of Clare-
. acid send her for her hothead's address, as he owed
empasy an 'amount for gas burnt is two homes seated
bit to Earle-strest,.„ and let is lodgings. She refused
flab out
him Me edam" and be said he would fellow
be where she lived. She re-
" Thee I will lead you a pretty dams.
mil go to a frie3d's tea, and I will stop
late, perhaps ell sight.' (A laugh.) He, however,
id her for some time. She west veto a shop
Might some bend, tea, Sce., sod
a hod
use in Desiall-street, when her ses was
mil ashing. to make tea and
with Mr. uietly waited alpole q t
rtilka
whitewthe
till Mrs. Hyland came out, aeoompaand by
sea, and Mr. Walpole still followed them. The dates-
wddeoi upon him, and asked " Ars you
• me?" Mr. Walpole replied, No‘ I am
• your mother." The defendant said, I will
your had off." Mr. Walpole celled to
assistance a man named Newtoo, who keeps
ng shop la Hollestereet (when they had
tins time =rind), rod who mime up jun
omoment that tbe defendant bad laid one
n Mr. Walpole's nouldar, and was about to
tim with the other hand. Newton intsef end, sad
ted the defendant from strikieg Mr. Walpole,. Mrs.
then came up, mid mid she would give Mr. Wel-
ber address if he would give her his card. He gave
: kis cerd, sad she pee him an address which on
win found to be fan
Walpole sod the manse store dealer NOWiall
to these facts.
TM complaisant in the second summons, Mrs. nylon,
• Mr hasten was a traveller in the leather trade, and
Low oat of town. Mr. Walpole met her on the
in question adsaid he had an mount against
Witold. She said, "I refuse to pay it, es it
• reputed." She alleged that a sharps had been mode fee
days ou which no lOW bed been burnt. Mr. Walpole
M wadi follow her to see when she lived. She told
M had so right to do so. He called her a swindler and
eat toed enough for pesters-by to bear. Mr. Walpole der
having used any such expression. She then went Is
I 'liked and told her son who same oat with her,
Mr. Walpole repeated those expression in hie pew
He was about ten yards off at the time. She ad-
that she gave Mr. Walpole • false address in order
ha might not "annoy" her husband. She denied thee
me touched Mr. Walpole.
.Albert H lard, the defendant in the original summons,
• his mother's statement, but said he was 30
from Mr. Walpole whoa the latter need the words
"Mat" and " swindler."
The Magistrate had great doubt whether he could have
I •it at that distases. At all mots the gammon
Mr. Walpole must be dismissed, as se whit had
moved or attempted to be proved. He mast
that Hrs. Hyland had sot gives • snider.
My mama for gins; a false address. At the same time
weld hardly be sad that to follow a woman through
Monet was • discreet mode of India; out her address.
limn° doubt an annoying thing to be so followed.
Iliad maim a fine of ss. for the assault.
WSSI'MINSTER.
• 11• ED CARL

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Jaw Doris,.poor emaciated looking yoneg man, wan
ess bregght before Mr. Arnold, charged with unlawfully
brain goods without a Llama
Moe-constable Thomas Rowe, 113 13, Raid at batt-
led 8 o'clock last *Teeing he heard that the derma-
wahegozcinto
hed him for *tor ha
tim:lt:opt stoomoilli
had got some cards of shirt betties, and
*slot a like description. He went to the door` f Mrs.
lateld, 15, ging's.plece, King's-road, Chelsea, d she
tomtit some buttons of him, and paid him. Be bad first
mated herby asking it she wooled to buy some buttons,
nd she had about a dozen and a half. Witness then went
IS tad asked him whether he bad a lioness, and upon We
cling be had not witness took him into custody.
Sr. Arnold—Did he sell to other persons..
Witoess—To several ; but I did not know what passed.
lfr. Arnold (to defendant)—What have yon to say'
Dersodeot-1 have been laid up, very ill, and I was sell-
-41 these thiop to pt me a living. I did not know I was
Meg toy harm.
Ir. Arnold (on looking at the stntates)—The law says
A ere not allowed to hawk unless you have a license, and
Its entity is 101., which I have no power to reduce. How
ill did you tee him, constable?
itness—l watched him twenty minutes.
Arnold—Have you had any direction from the !m-
-anse matters of this sort?
ht"-eorteent—None from the Excise, bat from the
Oreamistioseniof Police, in consequence of hawkers sok;
inn areas my often, and committing robberies.
Ir. Arnold—lt is difficult to say where the line is to be
61,10. Cbddren who go about selling Inciter matches are
istkers. Have you any friends, defendant'
Dsfeedent—None.
Mr. Arnold—l must require you to god one bail in 21. for
Yew sopsersoce oo Thursday, when some owe must attend
tke Excise.

WANDSWORTH.
MUM DRIVING AND INJCBING A CRILD,
arr. George Hipyi.a, superioterident of the South
Wee liefues, &athwart-bridge-road, was charged 'nth
Weedy driving a horse and chaise. to the common danger
d=t..and seriously injuriag • child.
ble Goodacre, V division, mid that about a
Llano to 5 o'clock on Friday evening, be waa on. duty in
I.looa-lasse, when he saw the prisoner driving a hone
!Idris from one side of the road to the other. The
amo was galloppioe as fast is it was .be.. When the
saw siestas be slackened the paw a little, but after
th rd passed be whipped the hone again. Witness
Meted him and took his name and address. Afterwards
*OM wines) was called back by a signalman, lad he Shia
Mad a child betwees four and five years of age Wog bf
title
side of the mad, having been kooaed down and iejured
/film horse sad shake. Witness retarded, and toned the
/Maar driving towards Morton. When he Ent saw him
tr was driviag towards Kingston. The prisoner's wife
lei family were at the White Hart pablic•boam. He
tdi witness that he did not me the
!smut Foster, pointeman at the Wimbledon jountiols.
sit hs saw the primmer driving M • terrific speed. The
was walking on some pus at the side of the reed
‘‘l, the prisoner in turning the bans round suddenly
lamked it down. The prisoner had passed to and fro, and
ky toroed his hone round several times.
York Talbot, a gardener, living at Cottenitain.perk, said
ar was the father of the child, who had received were
Meads in the forehead and the Mot of the head.
orisoser said the occurrence wss rarely seeidestal.
left his family at the White Hart to have some tea,
Mfie he drove he little boy, deaf and dumb, to Merton
Malt aad aloes the Isar. He did not know the child had
k meted dews.
Derma mid it all arose from the prisosee's seoldess
'mom lithe child died theft', would les a very embus
les Mriott him He remanded him fora week, and mid he
Meld accept two mantas for his appears:tee.