The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-07 00:00:00

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COURT Or Rama- urieT.
(Rehm Mr. Regiagar Riselbm)
IN as stirs. --TR& "WIC! JOl/11/I•L.. 60.
This was the first adding sedlg t e koloroplor of George
miff, of 334, litasad, late r7gehiber of the irsismiag CAn..
owle, London Journal, wedgy 11.70. ma 171. amid..
Tbe statement of affairs, presnmed Mears. Brown and
scoouataata, is in the killawfag form :
l`reliminary : -To sundry eredinon, unsecured. 31,652/.
5. ;to ditto, secured, 20,13001. ; total, r 02.232/. 2a sd.
- -Br 'Wigs •i E. roolon Journal, 52,000/. ; Guide,
:OWL Weal!, Town, 4-sth share, I,sth sold for 3,0001.-
1400 W. ; buildings, 5,500/. ; ditto (3,000/. cost), 2,000 i.;
ditto (30001. east), 2000/. ; machinery, 3,500/. ; book
debts, 4,0001. ; total, 84,500 L
The court was crowded to suffocation, agree, number of
rtitployi's oo the different journals above-named being
prewat..

Mr. Linklater, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Pooh, and other pro-
fessional gentlemen appeared for erediten ; Mr. C. E.
Lewis appeared for the bankrupt Proofs to the amount of
upwards of 1•2,0001, were admitted.
The bankrupt was briefly examined as to the circuits-
Flamm under which he bad sold to Mr. M'Murrey and
repurchased the London Journal.
Mr. Lowrance said he had thought it neoeseary to ask a
few questions for the information of the creditors, and from
what bad transpired it was impossible that the inquiry
should terminate there. It was proposed by Mr. Linklater
that Mr. Hodge, wholesale stationer, of Drury.lane, sod
Mr. Edward Hart, aecountant, of street, should be
chosen assignees. He would Mr. Ward, of the
firm of Burgess and W ardshould be added on behalf of the
general creditor. It wee idegidar, to say the host, that pro-
perty which bad boos mold sad re-perybred for 31,500 f.
aml Alatif. should bare her &pseud of to Mr. Johnson
for la,ooo/., with such rapidity that hardly 4R hours elapsed
between the to Mr. Johnson, and the transfer at
Stationers' Bail
Mr. Lewis, for the bankrupt, also urged the addition of
Mr. Ward to the • .
Mr. Lioklatersaid !intimate represented throe-fourths
of the coeditors, and they had 00010 to the conclusion that it
was right to needle their voice in the way proposeiL
The addition of • third assignee was suggested ; but
too many cooks might spoil the broth. Mr. Hodge
was the largest creditor, and interested in every shilling of
the assets. Mr. Stiff bad at first stated that he had denved
a profit of 14,00 W. a year from the London Journal, but it
afterwards turned out that he had only hoped to do so. The
gentleman proposed u witness did not mean to incur the
expense of manager for the estate. aud Monier. Mr.
Hurt, the essinatent, was sassed as one of the aselineer.
Mr. Hodge and Mr. Hart were tbs. appoisted aselgree.
Mr. Lewis asked if it was pretend to make as elbows
to the bankrupt?
Mr. Liskhlier mid the did sot object to a
week, to he isseuesed if speciaial oircursetanose required it.
Allowance made accordingly.
Mr. Lewis imbed that Mears. Brows and Dubois should
be appointed seesenataaita to the bankrupt.
It was insidentally mentiord that an execution bad been
put in as Mr premien of the Morning Cameo* ; that
&see was property of I,AOOI. on the promisee ; but that
regooftp was held on it for about the arse amount by Mr.
Wlinevey.
Mr. Lignite, said that the would be well ad
eked is what tber did is the

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

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the wee sot meter than would have bees
expelled teem the period that has elapsed Wes the
west of theism% owing to the circuits of the jedgeaa=
was mlly easedrige iseolvieg the deetractiou of Imre We,
led We me • ere of rather • peculiar cherscter. The per-
ste mewed was seeescted with the medical profession, ein4
in aim impested to him wee ceasing the death of a
NOM wheal be had attended for childbirth. It would be
for the greed jury in satisfy thermolves whether death wee
owed by want of skill or neglect. He explaleed
to toes that if • mimeos, through his grow /bet
lest or seakilfulneas, caused the death of
he wee i a law piny of manslaughter. It was
pot, however, to be supposed list a mistake which he might
maks would reeds, hue antseable to the law, bat if they
were mead frees the eribeess that would be laid before
the that death was eemeill by his grew megiret wed weal
of skill. it weeild be their ditty to lad • tem bill
=the ammo& His lordship thee attested to •
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at the bet melee, and the party who wee the
with twiny ow tarried tb-i present primmer, who trem=
the priesester. with forging the document which be wee
shay to have (med. Them were the only cases which
lbe Owe& it worth while to Wise before the notice of the
=jury, end be eceeleded by dieminaing them to their