The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-23 00:00:00

OFFICIAL ASSIGNri

on a motion by the
he Chief Registrar el
George Graham, en
(inky in London, call.
it in bankruptcy to
the chief registrar
id to the credit of
be 01110 of 8784. 19a.
received from " olds
1861 certain intros as
10 sot of 1854 and acts
had been all allowed
of Bankruptcy sitting
idle* of the sot of
fees" to be taken
the ditties performed
orders, and that each
ball-yearly to the chief
dere shall direct of the
within the six months
of the set of 1861,
rders is "subject to
od
by section 232.
ill be construed toga.
y Consolidation Acts of
anrepealsd, as one act."
is repealed by schedule
30 of the act of 1861
t affect any proceeding
has arisen or may
or that may he
og
done or ardating
as of any of the act. or
at Mr. Graham mad.
in in " new " came,
to the notice of the
4 his half-yearly return
tot of 1864, as well as
11th joint stock comp,.
7, as foots enabling
gment of the ma
him in respect of
lion of act of 1861, lip
noted with the banner
le had to deal under the
cation involved therefore
act of 1861, the official
nature of per tentage, by
slaty. Mr. Graham had
remunerated for bagmen
ich had come within his
he set of 1861, and had
by him on that footing.
at before the Lord Chas-
it decided whether Mr.
of that to which he wee
is bound to make a return
him from " old estates."
totioa that by the general
lint of the act of 1861 by
don were to receive salaries
that this provision applied
gloat distinction between
they were bound to make
me received by them from
his their purview.
Bergood, and Mr. B. B.
a ; Sir H. Cairns and Mr.
our report left.

?.N'S BENCH.
Lord Met JOati* Sad
ee, and Lush.)

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11.;(7103CRST.
obtained calling upon Mr.
information in the nature
no to show came by what
e the office of collector of
a. The objection was one
y the guardians.
. Prentice showed cams
as collector of rates was an
so warrant° would not lie.
the issuing of the writ.
m was Mx. Frederick Smith,
unit Mr. Bovill's princlpel

r. AILING.
a behalf of Mr. Howard for
ag. mayor of the borough of
warrant° should sot issue
what authority he exercised
hat borough. Oa the 9th
.k piece for three aldermen,
Log officer. Eighteen votes
lhott, 15 for Mr. Thompson,
Mr. Howard. An objection
e mayor's taking the votes is
himself, but the mayor over-
votes, and returned himself.
lleged, was illegal, and that
U the office of alderman.

N n. HALL.
he applied some days since
i this court certain indictments
gainat Mr. Hall at the Central
the complicated and manage
iexion with the cue of Bouillon
of the court was to make
rat instance in cases of mir
;rent a rule nisi in cases at
ace was that bia rule VW
it instance. Besides the in.
two indictments bad been
II at the Central Criminal
racid jury bad returned true
on Mr. Hall's affidavit that be
a for felony arose out of Pro.
as the nesdemyanour, and that
mode of presenting the same
a charge out of the same facts.
t is the felony.'
ired to show cause outlast the
said it was forgery—that of

low moved fora rule to move
the misdemeanours into this
Oras a case that it was important
t, and with the assistance of •
It woad also be eitremelr
to Mr. Hall that half the CUPS
I be tried in this court and the
the 0:d Bailey.
—A complaint has been made
in the misdemeanour case, in

it not know about that. It was
T was left with Mr. Hall some
:salon, if not two session/ ode—
t. He had now to move for a
in the fint instance.
1g muse, said it was very Wiper.
take place duties the
use presoa tbmek
Criminal Court, beca
tight over front Paris at naves
prosecution. The pcipel
-etch army and his attendance)
:er considerable difficulty,troublea
aial was postponed it was very
could be again secured, as be wee
court. The committal on the woo
Oct., and at the same time the
into, but the rn asistrate ( Krum)
Consequently the defeedast WSW
ind that the bills would in all pro.
be also had notice on the 2nd al
would be preferred. He could
d been taken by surprise.
ado the rule absolute for retairciaS
orgeries into this court.

COMMON PLEAS.
o Middlea••.—(Before Mr. Justio•
d • Common Jury.)

:ELL r. BLUM.
to recover damages for persona

. Bosley appeared for the plaintiff ;
del coda° t.
lerk to Mr. Humphreys, an auto
I the defendant keeps the Monarch
set. About 7 o'clock on the even-
it the plaintiff went to the defeods
ad some refreshment. This roots
is of a short passage, and on leariali
ato a small bole, which was open
gtting up td
@butters frogs
leg ooly went down the htZ
e of the accident was
riously bruised about the to
e•
e extricated himself and walked t•
bray Station, but on cotioulting •
steed cot to go to business for epee
this absence wee that he lost hie

be.
the oleintifre own careleeniews owed
he pleat wee well lighted, end the
nybody passing along ; that •
in rusiog the shuttemend the
hat was going on whilst be was tbe
boy who wns raising the shatter'
intiff to mind the hole ; sad that
mewed the boy of eareissaseas the
find fault with the boy ; it was as

I evidence, bad denied that the but
id also that he himaalf had adoltliim

indict for the plaintiff—damages, 34
/LOBATE AND DIVOROIL
• the Judge Ordia•rt%)
V. HINDMAESII AND HCSSZT.
the p•titiaur, • lighters's. vb.