The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-19 00:00:00

SPORTING.

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY —llnaraiDs2.
lw as Horros.—This bankrupt, who wee tiewribell as a
bobble is Poddin hay, City, ante opt. pass his lan ex-
asimatiok—Rs. .ppursd to eappsirt H.haakrupt,
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do eteloneot pat la :—Dr. to medicos% 1,1091.3 s ad • to
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aphid (Jea.,11346), I,IBW. 6.. 9d. ; greats, 6781. 13.. 11d.
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add. ; law explains, 1781 17s. 7.1. ; paid for Iw. a a
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INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YIerinDAT.
WAN the CIAN OmniAWING
IN ZS BADOIL BCNNZIDDINI AND J MIPS lIONNNIDW.
Time insolvents, whose ease wee reseeded in Fridays Ex-
press, cone up tacky for Judgment. One additional wh-
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

Yesterday the September mane of the above court 00.
messed, be the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen,
and Sherif,. There are 176 pristmeen for triel, of whom 31
WO sMrged with felony in bevies; unlawfully compared,
faimadied, sod devised to lervy war airiest her
Majesty, within that part of the IlsW Hinging' called
Faiglard, In wise, by her and constraint, to compel . her
to shame her meesures and easneils.
The isserdar charged the grandjury at some length. The
eeleada, he said, although only a abort period had elapsed
OWN the last resion, eestalated the ea's'e of 176 sawn ;
and that samba woeld in all probability be incensed to 200
1 Manse the Maceration of their labours ; and it would be his
deits he make some remarks upa a few of the eases,
wail duo with mud to some statutes that had
Mdareceived the unction of the legislature
of whin Mate remedy defers that existed in tin;
of the simnel law, and particularly to the
sot pawl far the better protection and security of the crown,
so he mat
that 31 penes Ma committed to take
desk trial Jr as ethos eider that act. Among the acts
witch had nosatly baser law was ;car which gar addle
110.71131Pere tO jostlesof the peasoat of 11141011, and
them, in ease of aggravated misdemeanors, to
nem* the crossed party for trial without bail. Then were
some Ohre alterations with regard to the powers of lustier,
hot as he we. informed that son of the geminate formiog
W grand jury wets in the consmisseon of the peace, he did
eel dunk it was neeeseery to call their attention to the sub.
jest at any greater length. By another statute a very im-
print alteration was made in reference to the reservation
'lris of law arising in criminal men No legal pr.
hemerly existed upon this subject, and when
foheeregidbig judge, upon a enmicial iuquirr, felt that say
sir width was raised during the trial was deserving
SWIMS ercideration it had been the custom for hint to
take rpm knead to respite the judgment, mid to submit
the pent tenon of domestic quorum of the judge., by whom
he was advised ae to the course that should be pet , sad
no regular judicial inquiry took Vote. By the isent
statute, however, a special power was given to the judge in
any criminal inquiry, to ream any point that ..I?arise,
in order that it should be argued before the j in a
fraud manner, id a this he onsidered a very
alteration for all who were encerned is theibl°2
miaietratke of the criminal law. His lordship thee
referred to the statute 11 lb 12 Vie., a. 46, which he mid
planed accismarise before the fact racily in the ease position
a the primal* Men, and gave a power to punish them in
precisely the same manner, and this, he said, was an its
portant altered= fa ennealon with the provisions of the
act to which he had referred, " For the Statelier:slily of the
Crown," le by that act retain offences, whin formerly
atanaed to the crime of high treason, were plamd
the category of ordinary felerke, and this statut:=,
ilierao4l4 apply to rase of that description. This nought
him to the consideration ci the alt ia question, and to the
eases of the persons who were committed for felony aria
that act. By that act it was enacted that nose of those
Weaves whin formerly wen held to amount to the crime of
high trauma skald any longer he so charged, except the
object Willi eared to be the actual destruction of the
sovereign se be impels= her, or to do Iv r tame ndily bane,
teatkm to death, sod all the other offences which treemal
so ion 1, la law, samosted to high treason, were he
delved why to mama to felony and were to be halt
with as iodinate., of that uomfitioa were disposed ed.
TM third seMbra of the ad recited the offense era*
whits the letter Essieftedim, sad which were excluded from
ham Mamma so high toms, and among them was that of
entgalanh sod inesselkeg to levy war against her Majesty,
la war by hoes sod mastraiat to compel her to Osage her
rinerlas. 'As angueseles " compass, unagine
as intend, and
devise," woo totem a quaint one, butit w mode
UM a la all the precious stators relating
M this assidpilas of *Mum and world be well
inienteed by a reference to thus Mertes. Lord Hal
ui_ed that compass and imagine were synonymous terms,
lathatag a purpose of the Mid, evinced by some set or
fartherame of the intoonoo sonated to the party accused ;
and this wee, no doubt, the principle of law applicable to the
MOM that would sow be brought before tits grand jury. The
result of the alteration of the law In reducing the character
4 he aloft was haportaat In two points—first, the
puilmeat delleagart upon a conviction was not so over-
ami seardly, the rods of mealtime out the charge
illwril=irmiztlle ; and while ad the ordinary rules of
evidence men enforced, all the ambarresaing forme
that were to be gone through on charge.
of high 11111 KO were no baser aerstary, and the
&ergs me dealt with ia the more manner as
Limordioary mos of felony. Toe grand jury wired
Mess the barrio& to levy war and put con-
straint moss the crows war the gist of the charge against
Mee Om= wham names appeared in the calendar ; and
apse Ibis psfot Mr. II amiss Bayley, in the me, of Watson,
whirl was a sharp of high mane, and in which we of the
overt new. alleged to be the levying of war, laid it down
that it we rot aressery to support that portion of the in-
dkuntat that there should he • regularly organised fonts or
that Qs yomatm should be proved to have marched in :Li-
ter: amp tad that if there was insurrection, which went
he tmwmams of large bodies te, persona to carry out some
purposearwitory to low, it would amount to the levying of
war. Three wsa. wrend cases bowing upon the guitar. In
one Wow% where I •rge bodies of persons assembled for the
parporittutting down brothels, their avowed object being
sot a ear, bet to An rt a oral niers, the judges
had crash a proceeding was illegal—that it amounted
M Mott Mimeo and was a levying of war. The same rule
ma Lit ism where crowds art anted for the purpose of
petting &ma cresting house', although the avowed object
was to support the emanated church. In the ens of Lord
George Gordo& also, when the object was mid to be to pat
down Popery, the same rale was laid down, and there was
no doubt that the principle which was meted upon in these
men was, that such aoceediap took away from the crown
sad the goverment those Innen which legally were
alone noted in then Mr. Justice 8ea41:74 holl laid this
down es the deliberate drain of thiltio. end than we
no doubt that this war the law as a Me to the charge of
levy erg war, as it was termed. I a eases that would now
be brought beton them, it was probable that' the Miss.
dash would rot be charged with
war, but with 1111111,11risp, that was, hand:lll aria,
this, el emarg oseid only ha inferred from their acts being
Mesa • shataMer as to leave so erasable doubt that the
baleatios impaled to them astaally 'Mated in their Wads,
et sod thee thoir me to endeavour by foes to compel
' bareMtim4 to her amment, ad to carry oat some
ablest of their two *foam sad gorse. That intention
would be astabildred met ads of the perdu, by which
was moot set M have bets committed by deem in
ferthressee ol the ablest the had is view. His lerdsiMp
then referred to the sheer made to the grand jury b Lord
Chief Jetties MAIM, Is Miriam to the ease of T