The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

THE EXPIRESS, WEDNESDAY kVENING; SEPTEMBER 6, 1865.

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LAW INTELLIGB2IOB.

OOLTILT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Sirr. 5.
Wore Mr. Oommissionor Hsiroyd.)
IN ST OKOSOZ HUNS JAMISON.
This wag an application for release from custody.
The basket/0 was a till broker and anctioteer, ativOng
ou businme at 13, Oopilealloourt. The debts are about
4,000 L, and there are no assets, the bankrupt having di-
vested himself of his property by means of a bill of sale
Alertly before hie bankruptcy.
Mr. J. T. Shaplead opposed the application on behalf of
Mr. Marsha, a creditor ; Mr. lthehaasa su
Mr. Shapland asked that the appbestioe Totetuot be
entertained—at all events tot until after the meeting for
duties of assignees. There were several matters which re-
quired investigation, particularly the eiretimstaacce under
which the bankrupt had given a bill of sale to a Mr. Abrs.
Imam. 1$ was Was believed that the baakrapt had Demme
entitled to property in the right of his wife, which it was
desirable should be ioquired into.
after hearing Mr. Buchanan for the bankrupt, who also
emu/Med the opposing creditor em to the way in which the
bankrupt had blooms indebted to him,
His Honour said that upon the prossediap there appeared
tie be aufithiset pound for diersiosiag the application. The
debts were lug*, mid the bankrupt bad executed a hill of
sale shortly before be presented his petition. The applica-
tion would be refused, with liberty to the bankrupt to
apply again af tor the meeting fur choke had been held.
IN SC JANIS POOL
Upon the application of Mr. Denney, and noicreditor
appearing to oppose, as order of relearn from custody wig
granted to this bankrupt, who was a discount and commis-
sion agent, of No. 2, Sena& and Elysium-rod, Fathom.
The bankrupt had remained is custody for three mouths,
the application for release having been opposed ea several
occasions.
Order accordingly.

(Before Mr. Itegistrar Pepys.)
IP RS CILLILZB wILLIAX IrITO.
The bankrupt was an East India agent and ebipbroluir of
East India , Leadealtall-strocit, and of Wilton Haase,
Highbary New park. Ho applied to the court on his owe
petition attributing hie failure to losses in business. The
nobilities nay be placed at about 30,0001. ' • with meets not
yet mosrtaised. The creditors appear to be chiefly Eng-
lish and foes*, merchants, and several banking booms are
elm imerted in the schedule.
A first meeting was now held at which prooff debt
the estate of 10,0001. were adnattted, and Mr. Ss o
offe to
ry, of
Old Jewry-chambers, accountant, was appointed creditors'
assignee ; Mr. Stookoa being the solicitor to the estate.
IN RI JOBS CILIUM inuioN.
The baakrupt was en onOticer trading at Llme.streeli,
City, under the style of John C. Wilson and Co. A state-
ment of affairs disclaim debts and liabilities to the extent
of about 13,0001., with meets valued at 8,0001.
This WWI a Ana sittiog. Mr. E. Carr, of Little Tower-
street, marcheat. Mr. J. G. Pools, of Gresham-house,
scoountant, and Mr. H. D. Marshall. of Gainsboroogb, en-
gineer, Were skated trade satigems. KIM% Heed and
Phelps an the solicitors ander the proceedings.
IN RI J. L 11:11DALL.
Assignees were also chosen under the bankruptcy of
Janie Kitson Kendall, who was a fancy warehouseman
end agent, of Kiog Edward-street, NewgatiretreeL The
bankrupt ascribes his difficulties to the sadden enforcement
.1 'guaranteed bonds of the British Nation Life Ainurance
Society. The debts are stated at 1,3001., with assets ex-
pected to produce 15e. in the pound, if successfully
alid
Memos. Ley and Brocklesby are the solicit= to the
wiper.

polies saeseant 15 P. wko saw the time prisoners *Piller
et the top et Greet Turnstile, is Holbon. about an boar
after the robbery was oommlited at the laNa Om, end
be sew them go up to s podsmaa and make • match at
hie wash, bus tkey iid sot seamed is ptting it, mad the
ssetlemen went sway. He, !mew'', sot eaelsteem, maths
prisoners war* taken into custody.
Mr. Hostage Williams aging addressed*. tory oe behalf
of Williams.
The jury found all Has primmer, Qua*
The untilasiatentJudp maid he should defer pa*
lag matenai to-morrow. after they had triad the third
I Wiotmset. The prisoners wire then removal.

SECOND COURT.
(Bofors Mr. Payee.)
Willies Johnson, a determined looking fellow, was
placed at the bar, indicted for stealing 16 Mime @poops, 10
diver forks, mid other artlelea, value NC, the property of
Jobe Biagio. la his dwelling hams.
Mr. Jobe Simla, 14, Marlborough-hill, St. Johe's•wood,
ideotilled the property as belonging to himself.
Mary Ann Humphrey maid she was housemaid is the
meesoutoem house. Oe Tuesday hist tho primmer opened
W mite sod muse to the plasm window. Be had a
basket with him. Witness weal down, and asked him
what he wanted, and be said he came for some old bottles.
Half an hour after she heard tbe ay of "Stop thief."
ThiMebr." the wok, said she board warm
sise la
the peaky, wed whim she looked the plate basket goes,
She ma out sod saw the prisoner ranting sway. Fib* called
after hint. He thee " What's the mutter!" sod she
told him. Ho tlisa ride had semi a man running away
with it. The premier, it appeared, had Wades ths beaked
of plate in the next garden.
When be was takes into embody he denied all kaowledge
of the robbery.
The jury found him Guilty.
Several previous oonriotione were proved splint him.
Mr. Payee mobsoood him to be kept in penal united*
for five mats

Owner came raging out of the Michas sad said he
.scams
bate wimp ea am hashaad for twain hie
Saturday last. He posited past me, aed I saw him strike
at my !maimed, and my flathead said the primula' had hart
lam My huebsad lest a good deal of blood.
Mr. James Thomas Peat, IL D., said—l sat emus to
the E divisku of police, mad raids at 28, Burtoweremeat.
I chested the aompls wised. It is a alma eat
womad, and made with some sharp ississaasat. The cat is
the back ai the load. sad the Madras sad the sett
parttwerieg the boas see eat through. LottiOaw might
sapermaa, or he might loss the me of two of hr flap&
He hie last s pest deal of Mead.
Kr. litty_ scowl remeadad the primmer for a week, sod
relused
WOBSIUMTREST.

lwe Crass, • WI. thinkmit fellow, wearing • smosk-
frock, was :Marled with the followlog brutal mieociadost :
Ann Hall, the wit. .1
•dge shoemaker in ltidb7 red. I)e4.et.
stop, said—Deloodest lod with as, sad yesterday mini
ms for his lima, whisk I have been is the lath sessidag
for him. I said, " When you pay ms what you ewe fee
I will give it to os." No need drimitill leaguer, dock
nee on the side of the Mad with his 611, °miaow. see •
great deal of pain, end that ran sway.
Defsedime—You're a Um ; you're • liar, I say.
Mr. Ellisou--Understaad that you am sot doing say
service to yourself by this cause 'aortae'.
Beejemis Fox-1 us • labourer, sad whew to lon
whams. After he had struck der sad rte MI I followed sad
taught him ,• ha struck ms vinlostly, knadied awe does,
sod 'Ragbag himself os ms, got • portion of my ohm& is
his mouth, sad kept it there until some oonstsblas mass
and took him oil.
Defoodaat—You're • liar.
Mr. Ellison—l bare cautimed you before respostiog this
gross omdset—it goes miry fez to cionvithe me of the
rankles, Wow you are. Now what do you my to the
charge of thesulting them, two pawns
Delsadoist—Wlist I told them before. They Sr. liars.
Yr. Ellmos—l behove their :skimps. You am • brutal,
songs fellow. Perhaps I ought to amid you to prism
without Nes opportunity of paying a fine. Yor the End.
aumult I order you to pay • dos of lOs.. or wee days' im-
prisonment in default; fee striking and biting this sass, ss
described, I order you to pay 40e., or in default as
impei-
woman of three weeks.
Defendant shrui up his shoulder., ovoid at the
. eompLeinasts is a Mrsatouing 'swum, stepped out of the
dock, ond was looked up.