The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

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election. It is not imported idiot do will be opposed,
IWO there are rowan thed iressrvafive easdldate wall
be tatilbelladeg.
WINCHISTiIi. —air. W. B. Mimmends comes for-
ward' as seemad osearrativs aaradam, AS there will be a
oven castsst hawses Om and Mr. Webers Outer, the
Wars librial somber. Mr. llosiag (sosairvaMve) nests
rrelarattos.
AnnlaSws Ann Cures, &c., Bus° nse.-Mr.
OW%ILP., bag hoed se oldie, to the Orators, mouse-
leg Oal! ha deference to the wishes Obis Mork, be has
remind to wont himself for rirelectioo. He has rome
seetel the bombs for taresty7olse years.
SMOlifett, the sitting
iambic far Darsbertooshirs, assoasers, is as address to
the eission, Out be Oleo& to offer himself for nrelestica.
Mr Smellsit claims hobo voted iadeporbotly far per
Heal robarso while he is oppcssd to sweeping moons of
demoorstis eheracter.
Pazaraatrar or KIELCUDISIIOIII.-2dr.
the sitting member, bad hoed his Adams, sad is sotMacki likely
to be wood.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY COURTEI—Jtata 14.
(Before the Lard Chancellor.)
GOOLD e. 71LN 011A7 MIAMI DM 00AL 00KPANT.
The mimeo*. in this part heard imies. which has bow
reported m this Journal, were soda resumed and not con-
cluded.
COURT OF QUEEN% BENCIL—Juira 14.
Sittings la Banes.—(Betore Lord Chia Jesting Cockburn,
sad Justine Bisokbers, Mellor, end Shea)
LOID MINDY e. TEN PANULA, XZW =ALAND, AND
AMITNALLAN lOTLL SAIL COUPLET.
Mr. Lush, Q. 0., said he moved in this ease in the early
part of the term, whims the °mart minded that the motion
should be made at chambers. Hs had been there, and Mr. '
Justice Blackburn, feeling some difficult in reminding the
order that had been merle on the a el the dia-
feadaste for a commission to take evidence la New &abed,
had referred the matter back tc the full court. The tem-
piny isened a prospector, stating that It was their intention
is knee a number of new shares, on the ground that they
bed obtained • makable centred from the Na
Zealaad
Neversiesei for wryly" the mails, and epos the faith of
that the applicant god six others were induced to take
shares. It bad since been discovered that, although such a
oostract was entered Into by Mr. Ward, of New &also&
with the company, the New Zealand government had re-
pudiated, on the 'roved that he had exceeded his insigne-
tioss. That Mr. Ward deeded. The whole of the acme-
spondsnos In nemeses to it had been published by the 'a-
rmament, and as the plaintiff would admit It in evidence,
it wee an smasseary to take evidence in the colony, as the
cam reeled entirely oaths dominants and correspondence
that had beim published.
Rule granted.
SIX QUM e. BICIL
Mr. Keane, Q.C. (with Mr. D. Browse) moved for • ride
nisi, ceiling on Mr. Beck to show mime why sa information
la the nature of • quo warrant* should not keno, mass
upon him to show by what authority he exercised the office
of tows clerk of Blackburn, oo the ground that the meeting
of the town council at which Mr. Book wee elected, had not
been !properly oanyeasd.
Rule missed.
MINIM 07 THE COUNT.
The Lord Chief Justin' stated that at the post krodnal
bunco sittings the court would take the sew trials in their
order, except than tried before him.

COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
J owe 14.
(Before the Judge Ordiarry.)

W 6115 V LULL
Dr. Tristram sad Mr. Frauds for the *Meow.
patiUmier was ths daughter of • Whitehall,gloa
About %I years ago she was married to Mr. by
whom she had this. Mares. Oa the &lath of Mr. White-
hall she cams to Fuglaad, sad ia 1188 Y she was married to
the respoodest, who bad bow •• hairdreaser's assistant in
Lomita. He did Dot treat her very well, sad after a thee
besieged with bee eldest child, Laura Manatees Whitehall,
with whom be had sines cohabited, sad by whom be had
bad • child. For this iocesteous adultery the pelitioser
Nought • dimolutloo of her marriage.
Decree nisi, with cook.
SEIPPLID V. SHZfIA2D.
Dr. Womby for the pstirioacr. He was a alert at
MAIM. Nichols. the tailors. ia Bogeat-etreet. The Tempo-
drat was, before marriage., a persoo of loose °bendier ; sad
she moos afterwards moaned to her old habits of profligacy.
Decree nisi

COURT Or BANKRUPTCY.—JuIas It
(Won Mr. Comminioser Goulbara.)
IN to MICHABLIS LND ROBING.
The baskrapte wen importers of kweigo goods, earryiag
os beldam is Toner Royal, Oassou-dreet. nig was the
'Mien for examination sod diecharga The liabilities are
about 12.0001.
Mr. d.. Turner, for the snivels, Mated that the athowits
had not been Med, sad an edioariuseet would amnion be

TMmoor remarked on the frequency of cam of this
kind. The other day, out of a list of twenty mom there
were ao &mountain nearly half of them.
Mr. Sydney, who appeared for the bankrupt Misbasik,
stated that be bad tiled his own amounts, bat the }sit
&amines could not be prepared without the manarrenes of
the other bankrupt.
His Honour mid the ems must follow the ordinary course.
There must be an adjournment sine die.
Mr. Sydney mid it was hard that Michaelis should suffer
for the default of the other bankrupt.
His Honour said that was as. of the incenvisiseces of
partnership. The examination was adjourned sine die, with
protection.

LW BZ H. W. STIAZ.
The bankrupt we, a merchant of Bt. Beeet's-placie. Grace-
shurch.street, He came before the mart in Marsh last
with amounts showing debts of 6,3804, of which upwards of
6,0001. was due to unsecured creditors ; meets of trifling
animist.
Mr. Unklater, tor the aseigeess, asked that the one
should be adjourned sine die and protection refried. The
bankrupt had hese required to Me cash and goods amounts,
but had not complied with the order of the oonrt. He had
been bankrupt and iesolvent before, owing 1,200/. and
1.5001.. and had paid nothing. He tow owed 5,0001., and
the creditors would get lees than nothing, for they would
ham to pay for this attempt to punish • fraudulent bank.
rep. His cash account was admittedly untrue, for there
wee Do meatiest of • payment of 3841. to Mom
Price, Other, and Co.. This was pointed out at the last
sitting, bat the account wee stiU in the wee state. He
admitted having sold goods by forced sales at • loin at
or4o, 50 per amt. He bad also pawned goods, and
that be had gives away the duplicates to- a Mr.
He purchased upwards of 4801. worth of goods of Hem%
Price, Coker, and Co. in August last, mid admitted that he
was thee hopelserly isle:bent. Is the year 1864 his per.
them amounted to 6,0001., of which 5,0001. was uopaie.
He further admitted that he wee behind the world 2,0001.
at the Weenies of 1864. The creditors who had supplied
him with goods mince that period wanted to know what had
become of the goods, hut the bankrupt had refused to fur-
nish such an account. His pledging* had been to the
amount of 1,2001. ; but goods of the value of 3,0001. were
wholly 11/111000611i14 for.
Mr. E. Reed, on behalf of two creditors, also urged that
the cam should be adjourned sine die without protectico.
The creditors whom he ted were in the nefortunate
position of having supplied the inakrupt with the two lest
lots of goods that be bought.
His amour asked if the pledging' had tam plain within
three months of the bankruptcy.
Kr. Linklater —Just before the bankruptcy.
The Cocaraissiosor—Thes, he is directly within the 221st
e otion, and might be proemial
Mr. Linklciter—But the auditors are not inclined to in.
cur an expense of perhaps 2201.; and there is great diffi-
culty in getting an order from the court to prosecute.
The Coninthaimer—Not in • clear case • but whim the
prosecution costa 1,6001. it isesougli to mammy one paw
Mr. Brougb, who repeeseoted the bankrupt, urged that
he should be allowed to emend his amounts, and that •
short adjournment should Mks place for that purpose.
His Honour said he had seldom head a worse nue than
this. To piss snob a man was making • farm of the bank-
ruptcy law. He came to the court again and *pis, solely
for the sake of getting protection, in the belief that the
patience of his creditors would be worn out. and that they
would not oppose him. Thus it harperied, that in 99 oases
out of 100 fraudulent bankrupts escaped punishment; and
even when protection was withheld, the creditors must
incur pest expense before they could take their debtor. In
this case the aenonste were wilfully wrong. The examioa-
lion must therefore be adjourned awe die, and the protec-
tion would be entirely withheld.
(Before Hr. Registaar_Roehe.)

111 NI JOWL, WISTMOSZTAND, AID JOTCL
The beakrupte, Charlie Joyos, Traded& George West-
moreland, arid Theophilus Larkin Joyce, were znerseitais in
t, also having a bonne at Alazandria. This
tew=rrestisg for proof of debts sod choice of &riven.
Several large proofs were placed oa the ale, sad %be fol.
levies creditors were appointed trade anitgzilyz:
meribant, Clement Xt. Maria
mettesat, Broad-street; sad Mr. Campbell. marelisat, Kea.
eingtos. Kr. CUM!), of the Arm of Kemp, Cause, arid
Os„ spiocalasta, was appointed manager of the estate. The
liabilities are retuned at sot lies than 320,00014 the meets
are estimated by the bastrupta at 120,0001., bat being
debts chiefly doe in Egypt, they me cot impacted to yield
aaythiag a that amosat.

CENTRAL CilliflNAL GOURT.
(Before Mr. Berea Mutts.)
TRIAL OF 'TIFIrMEilliBil. BARRY.
The witOemse Ismetwis: to Emmett! Mr. Beare
statemaat gives in the wire Mr. 1. Rob" ma
tamer sod yam ; J age, formally Is the swam a
Kum Pastry • Mr. G. H. Witham manager of the North
British and Meimatils Lamm Company ; Badmen,
alert to Messrs. Brows sad Mebane ; and Mr. Theodore
Baster., a broker.
At this dap the court adjomed. The defeedants tater -
leg isle the tame bail as beam to appear this day (Tiara-
day), when the use for the preemiscia will be protested
with.
(Beim the Resiorder.)
Almendro Say, • wellattized man female, sad Edwin
Sutherland • weepootaae looking ,yelleg may Wee le'
dated (on remandl from the lest seems) for wolawfali at-
temptieg_to obtain by tau mimosa the sum of 1201. team
Robert gathell, with latest to &fraud. Is other
counts of the ideetastat the primmer. were shargsdll with
tesqdring with ethos (not is malady) to &dead the *hip-
placate Loan aad Mooed Compuiy.
Mr. Baby coadocted the pressentim ; sad Mr. Day de.
faded the (semis prisimeir ; Ms. Cooper appsd for
Use prism Ballsecised
The ease compled the Mastics at the town sad jury for
upwards of four hosts, bet the bole may be theln the month of February lesli as edvertassmut
which appeared in Use thus for the advenos of mosey
on valuable leaded prima, attracted the attention
of the prosseeter, Mr. Becket% who is ea
mosioeser, loving bit 'Mess in lillitteroktett, Cap. Be
answered the advertissumeat. and Oa the allow* dap the
prisoner Butherlsed wand
_upon bias and sated that the
mosey ereq by • bay el promay to the
lir= other property, addthat theism was required
delay, to seat tic of the deposit she bed
paid. Lb. prosecutor made an appriatmait fer the lady
tomtit him that afterma at the dice al his solicitor, Mr.
Merits Baylis, No. 30, Poultry, and aomdMily the female
ruder atleaded with the Witmer Sutherland. sad in
uswer to a question put by Mr. Baylis as to the same of
the sesurithe she .cold offer for the mimes of DOI. which
was required, the female primer produced two deeds, one
purporting to be the asagensest of the pound mots a the
other, s lease of main laid Mom as Framideetyastitc
villas isowa Faldsad-011es, in the perish of
is Use county al demo. It was stated by the tamale
that the mooed mats were 164 per imam and that
the two villas had been let at 401. yea mob ap to
Christmas last, but that the Must had• thee left is eau-
qualm of a dispute about the axes. The duds were left
with Mr. Baylis as Friday, the 24th Febratry, sad an the
following Sunday the premolar went dove to Wivadold,
but could rat discover, after the faked aphis.. any trace
of any snob property as that mationed is the deeds of con-
veyance which bad hem deposited. In the meantime Mr.
Baylis had examined the deeds, which on impectice
sealed to hie mind spreareassa that wire suspicious, aad
is comiqueses he refused to give them ise, though Irlo
quietly applied far by both the picas" who Maim very
violent in cousequeaoe al the deteeMen a the deeds.
Further inquiries led to as appliostioa at the Mansioe-
house for • wariest, which um greeted, and upon it the
female primer was apprebtadd by disteethe agar Webb,
of **City pollee. TM other ;Mom wesalready is custody,
under a mitoses of 12 months' imprisonmet for ithootiag
• boy, sad was now brought up from the House of Corm-
' tics under a writ a habeas corpus to answer this India-
' meet. It was further shunt that In July, 1861, loans wire
obtained from the Cripple/pat Loan and Discount Company
on deeds purporting to be erstated by one Mary Asa
Scott in a similar way, sad that theme deeds, as well as those
emented ceder the manse of Abased/a Kay, bore three
' different sigma/tee fa the imidwatiag a the female pri-
soner. It we. further proved that all the deeds were
witnessed by a pease mod Allem. who was ropmented
by the female primer to be a maid solicitor, form*
peactisimg in Beadsman/. It wee ales shown that
under the name of Air Scott the female primate resided
at Embank-wawa, Haswell. with bet deter lise wile
of one Alexander Hours's, who then paled natter Use
name of Alexander Kay. and it also transpired that the
male praetor, whose real atone is Onset, lived at the sum
cottage. The nation that the female primer has any pro-
perty in Sussex mu negatived by the evidence of the real
cams.
The jury, after • deltheratios of twenty Moats, returned
• media of Guilty opiate both the priums.
Sentence was defamed.