The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-02 00:00:00

11GENCE
AT.)

LAW COURTS.

everal years Lord Chief
in the prooseeice along the
Justice &le, who recently
w, bet eppesred to be other.
health. Yr. Judie* Leek
Thaws and the public.
. .

ad talcan place in 11; courts

NKRUPTCY.
.epaty Oommitiosee.)
tor the first time ulna hie
et Ilet el °tees.

ae /11. LL otrnooron.
d eon, were merebeede el
Their Wive, .beat
Weedil of half a pima,
artaised to be larxer),peatad
kile world, amempantedr it
ke 'actor member of the fink
d 01, sad who has sebjecked
,sorresder to hie bankramq
inn for examisation aid .
'Moo. ; but though the ed.
go as the 10th November lbak
L _

7gnees, did not object to Ix
s bankrupt's fault that shs
of filed at the next sitting, he
Sint die. Owing to the ex.
actions, some thee 'Ni ye,
old complete the amounts.
leg had been realised.
0/.

regretted that, though
" the beakruptoy, nolo:coma'

the ►ankrupt, said that tee
lavalemmata of warm had
diens at the yoonagg
1. Clladstooe. As delay
had arisen from parties with
ietioas ref %Wog to fume& their
milieu that the secoutiM might
north. As Mr. Clatter* the
up time to examine them, an
was desirable. Mr. Gliglitose
one at the soo-oacupleties at

complaint was undo to the
aooomate they world tete
tioo.

.tee to &dime the examfostiou
Ad Awe abettor chtuce for the
; and it was desirable not to
▪to be a creditor for 2bot. is
ter ehiupsd through the bank-
s, the court in support of his

the assignees considered Mr.
Ire for 1001.
ma adjourned for inquiry.

V. D. LISTHEIL

prosy sad adulator, of Lincoln's
Sing for examivation and dus
at yet placed oo the procesdaigs
t„ from which it appease that
Domed creditors 14,1171, end
iecurity. No estimate of the
& The ranee of faibusis thus
e by bed debts and in the promo.
trojeota loss of credit through
for chants ; and the effech which
A its results continue to haws
re of my bosiztem—namely, aego•
for railway contractors."
it a proposel had been made to
on payment of a composition of

goose, consented to an adjoins•
arnitare, valued at 2,00111., had
; bat • oompromise had been
assignees would receive 1,0001.
lust the whole of the assets oat
is proposed to be paid?
'ere other assets.
nination, denied that any of the
ad.
gild require to be satisfied that the
cue before oonfinniag it..
o months was ordered. d'
col, tendered • large preset on s
os7 notes to which the henlrupt

e proof on the ironed that the
the deposit of 10,000 i. of Neeth
If the proof were admitted, the
he creditors would b, !caked to

LICE COURTS.
ELD3 DAY.)

iSION-HOUSE,
or TWO SWELL TRIMS.
good-lookieg wocoao, named Nary
in faebionable deep mourning, sad
named John Edwards, who de-
ntist, were this morning brought
charged with attempting to pick

evidence of a detective mutable
Wednesday morning he was on duty
, when be saw the prisoners and
an, also very well dressed, looking
on, manner, and he was indeced
ser them go op to several ladies, end
pocksta, but in consequence of the
o see whether they took anything or
d along Fenchurch-street, u leros
ire they also attempted to pick the
weirs by. Before this the prisoners
,ad • opened out," and the prisoner
street, and their companions oo
ire taken into custody no money was
the prisoners, but the woman had a
wrapped tip in paper in her pocket.
Underwood said that he knew bath
e man was convicted in Septembers
A, and sentenced to three months'
irisoners were constantly prowling
ey were well known as thieves,
rations when he met them, ordered

merely denied the charge, end the
hat be had been conncted about mil
int true that he was convicted at the

oar.
i be bad no doubt tbst the pe
en
Ws purpose of committiog robberies!
men to be i o
mprisoned for three, sma
man.

BOW-STREET.
;LT OF • YOUIMAII Or WOlll3.
Is, a well-dressed, middle•aged rims.
laestield, builders, of kleorytstrest.
brought before Sir Thomas 'Heal,
50011 m. of sheet copper, the PtoPer

peared for the prosecatioe.
ansfield deposed that he was • Public
risioner, who had 21. 10.. per week,
°roman over some works,' heinll
at the Patent Offlos in Tooke 's'
rhen witness was at the works, the
m that he had felt it his datl
ts
'older sod sir of the labourer% wboa
.ing aeveral rolls of copper which had
n the premises. Be said be could not
• to any one of them, bat he Whirr*
ated. Witness said he was sorry le
ted that the real offenders had net
he would have promoutedeo thew.
I should have vir
could have procured the
commit them." After Wm"
lived an anonymous letter.!.
is inquiries, and to visit •• Par*,
is Brook. street, Holborn,. un_Aa"
entities of sheet copper etPoB.,,_
Igtoo, the Map who knit
t he had bought the copper of
h whom he bad had frequw4
winced a written order in the haw/.
,og the signature of the Prinunir,
to fetch away the copper trots
makiog this startling discovery,
at once to the works, and at.
with the prisoner, who still ad.
rut " that a great quantity of roPPO
om the works by the men wit**
g the thief himself, and peodueed tk,
red from arringto, which appskred
prisonerC I said, " hope you Will WV
eve • sick wife at home and it will
fitness then gave him into ousted!.
y—A.lll the men who were falsely se
go and dismissed with a fool and 11.;
their character are still out of sutilob,
'

id be would take cam to reinstate the;
said be was a " wholesale sal**
ar, said he went to the works 11111
Imned the copper, and gave 7d. a pow
was about :3001ln, and he lost moos,*
le gave 6d. only for the next lot.
ry—llo you keep books?
sd up a small threepenny Memorandi*
is," but OD bele, caked to Pb"
are tranaaction, be said he bad
he purchase was entered as two "Jo'
ed that the name bad boa pat
was • moat irregular way of dia