The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

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Illimest eat@ tog ydney homes .... 144211 4 0
pWWi to .1 liol 1.7.0 13 9
20,403 14 4
131114 reeellable
Trade eneet
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1,300 0 0
AMMO stanalai to debit of Schwan. .........« 073 12 4
19,051 0 10

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£42,57$ 14
Thu principal kern under the heed of loam h bad debts. 14,31141.
nut pinion Is dated February 9, ISA end Wes issued at the hank.
ruptlf own metenet.
Mr. Lawrence stated that the ess'inewe were dettrous of esedleg
t►e lankruptout to Australia, whets almost the • hole of the matt.
were, In order to really," end eon, ct thtra ; the tankrupt's wife to re.
mein in this country, and to be allowental a meek durum bit liberates,
his expenses out and home to be detrayed out of the estate; end if be
did• all la kw power to warm the en. dines. the eeskinem to suppat
kte epraleabon on his return for • Atet-c me certificate forthwith.
Mr. Lleklater for the assignors circuited, and said that there .ere
no
mate et peoent, but 14,tanf. wm alleged to be due to the bank-
rupt ham the Stdisey house.
Um Honour mad be could not emotion any uraneement about a
Ant-elms corthiests. At al events tbs wont '• methertUt" must be
struck out.
Tula was agreed ts, sad the bankrupt passed.

IN RD HUTCHISON •ND FLOCITON.
Re bankrupt; Wm. Bomb Lon and Thome. Flookton, were de-
mand ea ettip nod 1. otusace brokers, of Lasdenball-.treat. This
win the eznennatioe meeting. The mooneta Med by the beektept
Vockton commenced in lane of how year with a capital of 1,0421., of
vhkh 1,0001. war brought la by lloaktoo. They now owe to nom.
cord analyst 1,0471.; thole holdian esorrity, 2,6911. The emote
wen mimed at upwerde of 2,0401 tobjem of were to reallseass,
the property earetlag of skips. Tim hesarepaq Pordrig quarrelled,
had filed dMwrat Werweeheat• hat they enneareed •ea tke pout
meet ingerteat to the aegis es lint of a IMO Menial d ellida.
Mr. Linklater sneered tor the eadgmeet, ale W. Mail it OM
henkrapt Irkektes.
tIY Ilosoor Voided the grabs is to tbe mufti of Miaow
aisey by al owing mit Whiten to poss te big ova.

GUILDHALL.
• teepetthly-dresa d man. about 38 years of age, who refused
Ith aad edam's, ers. shaped with stealing • church service,
vibe Is. al., from the shop of Mr. Willis, bookseller and stationer,
la Meirpte-Nreet.
The pioneer went lobo the /Mop sad asked to look at some church
serviers. Mapleton had, however. been emited ageinet him on am
wont of email:ring watch occurred duds. a previous risit. Strict
watch was therefore S. pt on the ptisoner's movements, and when he
left the shop without having made a purchase a bLok wee mimed.
Primmer wee foil wed, sod a cooed o. rtnlirff it. He at first demet
the Mliazte, hat of mono do produced the miming velure.
far M. W. Carden risked the prisothr for his case.
The prisoner said be evicted to state what his name was until •
Mead ha had sent for arrived to spook for him.
The officer said the ft tend the pamper alluded to was Mr. rail&
tot, the rollcitor, of NI waste-item t, who declined to come.
The prisoner, as "clog further premed by the alderman, said his
name was Edward Cobb, ha' km still declined to give his address.
The officer raid he found on the pry/Quer 3e. 3d., and three pawn-
broker.' duplicate., relating to • watch. • ring, and • hook dini
Maunder'. Treasury of Knowledge." The latter pledge was • 10e.
book. and pith new, and was pledged only ten minute. before the
primmer entered Mr. Willis'. chop.
84 B. W. Carden remanded the ease tfll Battik's).
HAMMEHBMITH.
A vary retheetable-Inoeing young man, having the appearance of a
nawdisnie whet gave the name of George Wiliam., was charged with
committieg the following robbery :
May Horthrcok, seteant to Mr MEW. Watson, 48. Norland-
spun, seed—Between 13 and I o'clock this morning the prisoner
Came fie the louse an i inquired If my nastrets had any thirst. to be
at to the dyer's. I asked the primmer to walk in, and I led him In
'W hem while I went up stairs. I however looked through the ban-
loath god saw the pri,oner go into the dining room. I beard the
gMb rettis, and the prisoner roan afterwards came out and stood at
the first door. I came down stairs directly, and examined the plats
islet, sad lat sea mimed Mar i rge silver table spoons and three
them dessertspoon. 1 went to the primmer and rid my miturees had
is the dyer'., but the wished him to return the plate
1:1V lege
uirs fir the basket. The prisoner used • very offensive
=Mdomed the door, and ran off. I opened the door and
eg thleg'.
A yam ass aimed Hall, In the mirth:sof Mr. Bromwkh, butcher,
of Nottingablik, sew the prisoner tun out of the prosecutor'. house.
Witmer epompubed him, and wee about to take hold of his collar.
wben two Wag with who ared to he hie companions, threatesed
wham. with *eke es If hewserfered. Witness 041 not touch the
thisraer. sad the three walked away together. They afterwards
took diahreat three Noes, and wither followed the prisoner, who
entered No. le le Noriand-,quare, where he was afterwards found
Consaided in the lower closet.
Police Covetable Pole took the primmer Into custody, and while at
the 'Woe he (the prisoner) aid, " I suppose these are what you
was'," and produced the seven dime spoon.
hr. Michele, the clerk, meld be Welland the prisoner was known, for
Me Mee was very familiar to him.
gemanded.