The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-02 00:00:00

THE DILAPIDATED HOUR= lii 8

?SIAM
A report wee brought up from
referenee toe dopy of a remittal
District Board of Works, requeei
parliament for powers to
willingly keep their boatel
to get lobo a state of Papide
make sash property liable to rat
they wen of opiates that it
pariiamsat would grant such p
cumstances the committee cool
&eat to comply with the toques
The report was adopMd.

LONDON CHARTERED B.
(THIS L

The 13th ordinary genera
holders wee held at 2 o'clock. al
Da Sams ht the chair.

Thy mpOrtstated. that Us
fine Yeses operations were so
flte Mao' somewhat In w
year. After the mail &demi
gnomes for bad sad doabtfal
the .Hilt of wadi sad loss th
oat of which the dictators ream
declared for the half-year of 4 p
and they farther moommend
be plated to the reserve fund,
to 90,80n1. • having to be
I bilious of 8,4361. 14s. 9d.
The report was adopted.

Aocording to a parliamon
recesieg the number of eedetanl
Majesty's Milk% eseteetve of tl
number promoted to the rank
three yews wer•-16 in the i
1863 ' • 191 a tits year 'Whig 31.•
the year ending th• Slat of Hai

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moniestioa from Sir Charles
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toes am being mad* at Tech' I
Tat ROYAL LOWS, Wt
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Isis Bays's, Mrs. Sayer (dace
sad fatally, to occup6 'O4
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ill-health, mad has just retur
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memos oa Whit—Sanday emir
Game the Archbishop of York.
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el the Mwdety for the Propagai
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skims its serviem. Paribotio
well that these who reprste
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regmeasstailre of the Protest&
fonasases of the boa. roam
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did ask saw basalesiable so,
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of a speech hem Mr. Whalley.'
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LAW INITLLIGENCL
_ . (THIS DAY.)

COURT OF XXCESQUICR.
gaga. in BODoo.—(Bidors BMW Ilan* Bessnwell, and
The end est for • short time this morning, and baud
one or two motions whiob pronsabsd no Nature of pearl
'tare& •
The conassl in the macs standing for aro:seat not being
jutnintml, or in attendance, they were posiposod to a
Ware day.
TM Lord Chief Barn did not preside yesterday or to-
day is the watt, and it was understood that Ws lordship
ins indisposed, in 000seqnsees of a mid.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. CommWieser Hoiroyd.)
DI at ASH, IfITWAET, AND MILLI&
The bankrupts tarred on the blouses of lion ahip•
poodle in oppartaership d Clabitt's.town, Poplar. This
wee ea ',Moaned mettle; for examination and discharge.
The books of the firm area the beide of Mr. Maynard, but
so unease have yet been filed. The liabilities are said to
*woad in the swept* to between 70,0001. and 80,0001. ;
with mete not expected to produoe more than a shilling I.
YPrond•
r milleary represented the tasignme ; Mr. Bagley and
jr. Lletlater appeased on behalf of creditors.
I. Begley, on behalf of • lady named Heady, applied
hi Ohs rears of a portion of • sum of 3001. paid to the
se • preen for •
appeontiolas her eau. The
re bon regret, was five years, sod oLly 16 months of that
peeled had expired when the bankruptcy took place
Mr. Military mid he did not dispute Mr. Begley's
sholeareet and aseetated to • portion of the premium bei
mem& but be sided to call the attention of the mto
to
sew very unsatisfactory featurte in the case. The liabilities
moused to about 80,0001., and the Prospect of • dividend
wowed at present very doubtful, as all the property had
bon mertgard. Under the circumstances, he hoped that
• ratan Of 1001. of the premium would be eossidered
saint.
Mr. Lioklater said that at the date of the appreetioestdp
brindles' Belle was not in the Arm. He doubted, thee.
bee, whether the premium could he recovered from the
mete of Ash, Stewart, and Bantle.
His Hower thought that liability attached to the estate
d all the teokrupta, and ordered • return of Ha of the
eineasst
Mr. Military said there must be an adjournment, but
with regard to Stewart, he was instructed to ask that
weed protection only should be Erased. se
Stewart bad attended to his pill,- te affairs, in-
stead of minting the aisievess. • With respect to
Beillia it we mouldered OM ha wen entitled to
sympathy, as hs had to some =teat been deluded into join-
ed the partnership and introducing 2.0001. ia the ballet that
the hosiers was a flourishing on.. lie proposed an d-
=ai for el week; with proesetioa to Meese. Ash and
doring that time, but with ptutsetion for three
Wee rely to Stewart.
my. Maynard having stated that the aosettate would be
arldby that tima,
Hottour panted aa adjoernmeut praytd, with
peelestioe to Musts. Ash sad Fiwilhe bat with
protection
ler three weeks only to the baalcriopt Stewart, to be re-
seed if be applied himself diligently to the preparation
of his acesuota
Adjourned accordingly.

THZ POLIOZ COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERICKNWF.LL.
SIZ Lin CASE OP LIMON • YU FP TES

Thi morning Mrs. Itlewitt,the widow of the poor fellow
who was amideatelly shot by me of hie companions is a
hask-feld in the Caledonian-road, applied to Mr. D'Ern-
mast for a little &mistime from the pear-box to bury
Pm body of her husband. The head of the deceased vas
'Madly blown oft. A *wooer's inquest had been held, and
the jury bad retuned a modiot of aocideatal death. Tha
housed was described as a steady, sober, industrious man,
sad he has left a widow and firmly in a Make of great des-
titution. The funeral is to take pies oa %May next.
Mr. D'Eymotart said he would give tbe widow some little
suisterme from the poor-boa, sad she could Wand after the
humid to remise
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STATION, 1:121011.C10118.
Margaret Smith. aged 23, a prostitute, of 2, west.
street, Somers•tows, was charged with beds drunk and
disorderly at the Kiss's-arose dation of the Metropolitan
Railway, sod farther with easaulting Jima Parker, night
watchman, at the same time sad plans.
The complainant, who had a fearful bleak eye sad bruised
face, said that the prisoner was atop with another prosti-
tute in the station lag night J 12 esleek, drunk, and
wok* a disturbance. He asked dens to ge away, sod as
they would ni.t, be was slaked to amid is ejecting thaw.
'Whilst engaged in doing so the primer struck him a vio-
lent blow in the face, fin 4 out his eye. He thought that she
most have bit him with a key er s knife, as it was
a herd blow, and cat the skin of his eyebrow. The
blow was given with such frees that it rendered
him almost inaeasible. The prisoner made use of very
bed language, and said that Widower was dad to her when
she came out of prison she would give him a good hiding.
He now felt peat pain in the face from the effects of the
blow.

The prisoner—Don't tell lies. Do you mean to say I hit
you in the eye?
Witness—l do, and had it not been for the porters coming
up you would ham beaten me more than you did.
The prisoner—I did not bit you. Wu it not the woman
that was with 1110 that hit you?
Witness—The other woman would ham hit me as well an
you had she not been prevented. It is not the first tune
you have annoyed me.
William Woodman, stating porter, said that he went to
the assistance of the other witness, and saw the prisoner
bit him a violent blow in the face. She wee drunk, and
made nee of very filthy language. It was with great diffi-
culty that the prisoner eoeld be got to the polimmtstios.
The primmer said she was drunk, and did not know what
she wee about. She wee quite whin that she did not tit
tke somplaiUmt.
D'Eynecort said that it wm a maces assault, and
seamed the prisoner to pay a flee of 20a, am in default of
payment, 21 days' imprieooment in the Home of Correction.
The prisoner wee kicked up in &Oak