The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-30 00:00:00

whistle shar when A* pansern were leaving the train,
the mese backed it hither Into the elation, sad by the
in Ides jerk due* tie plaintiff down stole la the set of

imps(oa
t.
or the defence, several whamese wen celled who attn.,
bated the ariziJeot to the plaintiff's *ea wheelie in at,
tempting to leave the minims before the Maio stopped.
Toe jury found for Medd-endows.
Panama v. Tel ILIONLID utcrrasa.—Bscaserea D amazes.
Tale wee ea seeks egehat a leattlard sad broker to recover
somparaeloa bee sa was' dleteree, to wide h the deha.
doss Mewled sot 'silty. Mr. &feria Jesse, Q C., and Mr.
Athlone. WIG for the plastid, sad Mr. Beery for the de-
lestisat Worse, the broker,
The visiott!? held certain resin! in Clerkenwell ender
the defeedsot Thiene, a foreigner, which he 'employed la
the transom of a chocolate mesefastneer. On the 6th of
Logue, 1849, he owed Things DA for rent, and a dirndls
was levied by the other defendant, Weems, the broker.
The goods, which were valued at 601 were sold, end whim
the plaiatiff demanded perthelare, WOMBS sent in • balsam
egaiost him of eispeon.
The defendants' cue was, that tie levy wee not szossein,
bong for two please, in respect et whine the plaintiff was la
swear, and that the vitae stated we. suggerated.
The jury fosad he the plaintiff—damages 171.
This conolaffsd the bagasse of the tern 'Mine.

CONSISTORY COURT.—YISTUDAT.
hams Da. triauseraw.
EIZATUOOIII v. Rundown.
This wu a cause of divorce, Draught by Mr. Heatheote
against his wile, oa the around of adultery.
The cue wu about to be opened by Dr. R. MIR/tore,
when
Dr. Bayford, on the pert of Mrs. Hostheote, uid he eras
not prepared to offer say defence.
Toe learned Judge, therefore, pronounced for a sews-
ties, without goalie into the facts.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTERDAT.
Ewan Ma. Coraiseroses Hawn.
In as &motions.
Hr. Limner mad. m application oa behalf of this beak-
rapt, 'moss case was heard • fsw days ago. The assignees
had sect la requisitions for aa assesat of hi transactions
aims 1839 with various parties, which the bankrupt con-
sidered much too extensive. They also required all the ask
entries to be posted up from 1839, which would be is effect
'to raise a new lodger asoonnt. lr. Read supported the re.
villainous of the &saunas. His Honour decided that they
ought to be suateattally complied with.
letter has beta addressed to us, purpoeting to impugn
the accuracy of our report of the above case on Biturday
last, bat in reality denying the statements of the baukrupt.
Da proper place to do this is the court, at the next mat-
ing. Wire we to reopen ewe in this way in oar columns,
there would bs so sad to the discussions induced.]

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yiusrazomr.
Brrons m Cam Coentrassame.
Ix rna MATTES or Hoa•rio CLAM?.

Thu ease, betore reported in oar paper, apin came before
the court, on the application foe • anal order under the

oattoM Att.

Mr. Cooks made soma remarks on the opposidoo which
was made on the former occasion by Air Wyndham Altura.
tber, who was the only creditor in the schedule. There was
now ao further opraitlos, and he i,.solvent was anxious
that the court should clearly undentand that it was a
matter connected with his former insolvency, and he
considered that he had great meson to complain of the
meaner in which he had been treated.
The insolvent read • paper to the court, which be hoped
would be taken as some justification of his condom. His
entbarressments had meson from his first insolving, which
occurred in 1836. At that period, within 10 days of his
dimbarg• by the court, hie father-in.law (the late Mr. Day)
was seised with a fatal illness. Had be lived it was his
intention to hove paid all his just debts and would have
arranged hie liabilities. The very day alter his release he
prepared, by Mr. Day's desire, • atetement of his affairs,
that he might carry out hie intentions with regard to kis
debts and liabilities. Mr. Pay's state of health at the time
was very precarious, and the excitement caused by
his (ineolvent'e) unfortunate position, and his near connexion
with him, increased his illness. He was seised with repeated
fits, from which he never rallied. His inuntims were in
consequence never carried out, and at his deems. he (the
insolvent) found himself with • debt of between 40,0001. and
60,0001, and everyone applying to him for immediate pay-
ment. Few of his creditors were willing to believe that Mr.
Day had left his large formes away from his daughter. By
tootiatily attempting to pay them claims be became embar-
rassed, and his life bad dace been one of trouble and annoy.
ease Haka4 contracted no tradesmen's debts. Every dada
of mat des..ripiitio, together with every household capsule,
were paid by Mrs. Ciagett. He regretted what heal pained,
marl should his pro mects in life improve, which he bad every
reason to hope and belteve,he should be happy to redeem:his
character and do everything in his power that was honourable
and jest. .

Tne Chief Commissioner said there was only one creditor
in the schedule, and that creditor, although in court on the
last occasion, had not appeared u a witnee. He could only
smile at some remarks that had been made on his &setter: ing
a person hie the insolvent. He could only say, that in the
absence of all evidence, it wee his duty to great the sprfica-
Woo from the only debt in the scitedule. His Honour
recommended tie meolvent not again to appear before the
emit.
Ths final order was granted

STMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-4118TERDAY.
_Boom Emma acrum E.Q...
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WDOWALL -TOMMTTT:L OF Mi. MAixiws.

TM pSiistlif 10 this mica is the meikniablebtaarkar el
14, Berimestrest, sad sought to mew of Ike deleademt,
the lessee at the Lysol's Theatre, W. 10e. 44., basses of ea
emostat for boots sad shoes. The ems was heard some
weeks back ex parte, when the plaintiff stated that ha had
been a toter of 301. open the occasion of defendant peeing
through the Bankruptcy Court; but believing him I'. be
honestly disposed, he had again credited hint to IMO extent.
Toe learned Judge, at this bearing, made so order fee
paymeet.
Mr. Mathews, not attending to the order of the court, was
called upon to snow cause why Its bad sot paid the meant
'Nordin' to jedgmeat. Upon the Nee being called, the
spat for Mr. Mathews me& so appeal in his cheat's behalf.
Mr. Rime, for Mr. M'DJWILI, urged upon the court the
aselmenese of County Courts, if persons Wm the defendant
were sedored to run riot upon tradesman without a check,
and calico upon hie tionour to make aa example of the de-
Madan; se ha had sot sten Moonlit it respeottal to the
Court to appear in penes to waver the )'judgment summons.
The leaned judge then directed that Mr. Mathews should
be committed to prima flee 14 days for contempt of court.
WALtill V. 8/1471711.—DSPACISO visa QO/1111.11'11 COM.
The plaintiff, a lebocamr, sued the defendant, aa
semis' on bonnets is ea exteasive we, at 24, Kies street,
Lee' sere, for breaking is pieces a good halfhovereign,
Modem/ to the defendant in payment for goods, and
detendeat refusing to give tea shillings or half-e.hovereign in
bee of it.
From the ',ideaa adduced, it appeared that Mr. Brown,
Ilie defeedeat, basin hie shop one of those beam instruments
with Mabee, called a detector, ler the porpoise of testing the
MI& of the realm.
The plaintiff barium deposed to purchasing goods at
the delsadaat's shop, end after tendering the half eovertign,
Ms. Brown breaking it in two said ha bad taken it to
Latsasiik's, who bad prongs:nod it good win of the
sad also tell weight.
he a vest &amber of plaints ere coattanally before the
come rerpeetiag menterfeit money, scales of great nice ty am
an • to his honour's deck. The pewee of the
de eons, epos beteg weighed, turned the belmme, sad
it bang proved that it was really a good half eosin's's.
His Honour called epos the defeadant to kno w why he
had so defaced the coin of the realm.
Mr. Brown laid all the bleats upon, his dee .ector, upon
which,
The learned Judge ordered the defendant to pay instanter
the amount sued 107.

MASTERS' COURTS OF CM'ANcERy.
Damao Me Comas low ,
Tan EIAPRANT AND CART= Cis, ayN E.TLT. AND
Tilll LINO AND QOM= CiA.lll7 W OTATI AND ZDUCL-
TION 111 81. Mau, NIMLNOSON.
Yesterday this ow Was on for km nag boon mod" Sir
Ci. Row. it appeared from the al toment of Mr Cliedye,
solicitor to the dimities, that the 'be ~f, w.fe anti.., airily
estates beloabieg to St. Muy, No. /lepton, and the gunny*
wee, whether his Hamar approve g of the sebum rofomd
to him by the Council Chaaoery for the lows soofooriotio,
of the funds of these °handy „ Ao unmoor.' bad been
rammed from the Rev. Arils' or Cyril ()snow, one ef the
mottoes having the legal villa ~ from which it wu anticipated
that the fol. gentleman w0r,14 Dot take soy 'asp scU,Li 1,,
"Pe" the In °Pelee sol'ome. The origin, nature. and
mrosmltutfot of the tor oats; charities and as of the
Wilier Sabea. wen ON pointed oat by the solicitor
to the estate, tegethor Ida the Imbues distia=
thh whew tan Oho taw .theme, which
le estelfieg tbe eggessistiss et the foods Is
sii sag tends be dr stseelies of ell dame el` pear All-
dreg wiliest vekvisee te the geetiseler religious tomehlage of
seele she& A enosinst narrative ins eta gins to bin
UMW el the requteraesis el so lap oaf peplos+ a Puha,
ensmistimg of 00,000 imbibition. In regard to education,
Mat lbs present @shwas had been improved by the
perYisiaa la psbhs weary, as well as by the trustees sad
ea aim pada aaania, is beimg one of the most meal
Masa of
eggrepledeg the funds sad of extending the
eikeegege of Whiselles la • liberal and comprehensive
gdesigis The ear kgAierf Most on the part of the rector
wish slate lbe svoWate be applied, but from*,
111111111111 MISS as not having, at proses%
teleseWeeeremesseeielles. His Hooey, ••ter soar dl.
walla, slid be we Ye meat to the scheme, and dwell
wet le the siert Is lis fawsu, bat in reply to as epithet.
des to give es elligiesal vote to the chairman of the meet-
Jog a as ~sr a a 'lasting vote, said he could not
be a party erestiag to a presort te give two votes to oce
penes.

OOTIIINNIENT AND TIAGTAILIANDIII.—A comempom-
dent says: " A ratlines belooging to oae of the Boma-
west departments is now visiting Oxford far the perms of
wattle( umaisise haw sod bow often the minim le periermed
in the perish simonises( that city. The skunk of St. Thomas
and that of the diarist of St. Paal, the tenser tseszabesey
Wei ln ths Netnews of. Christ Chunk sod the latter in
that of the Bleat" of °eked, sad the seaveriss of (holey.
St. &pular', sad St. Cron, have beta sots aapacitily
gilfre4 into. TO iegairl, It w itotttrlOod, will tread to
the whol• of the &Deem or Oalord, aad also to other di,. eta
where trestarisa forms sad emanates is the performance
of the thumb geniis an said."