The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

tam 3intentgence.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsTaRDAT,
&mu Ma. Oolanutossa Malmo. .

IN RE W. JIEDAN.

The rev. WAWA described as of Milton, newspaper
proprietor, came up to pass his last examination, owing
debts, including creditors secured (5,3781), to the extent of
11,1684 ; to meet which the assets were, " debtors, 1511."
The security in the hands of creditors appeared to corselet of
the bankrupt's interest in the Literary Gazette, of which he
was editor and publisher, of the value of 2,0001., and a policy
of insurance of the value of 1,0661. The profits were estimated
at 3,1671. ; the trade expenses being 2,5771., house ditto,
1,1841. Upon the 2nd of July, 1847, there was a balance
against the bankrupt to the extent of 6,0141. Amongst the
creditors was the Lord Chief Baron, to the extent of 3001.,
for moose borrowed ; Messrs. Longman and Co. the pub-
Ushers, 2661.; John Roby, banker, Rochdale, 1,0001.
The bankrupt came before the court upon his own
petition.
Mr. Plows objected to the bankrupt's pasting, principally
upon the ground that the balenceiheet did not contain a
sufficient account of his interest in the Literary Gazette.
His Honour ordered an adjournment of the case, in order
that further accounts should be filed.
Ix as G. P. HELL.

The baskropt, who wee connected as solicitor with the
Trig, Reading, and Basinptoke Railway came up to pass
his last emniestion, which was adjourned, no meets being
sled.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL._

Cosmos To SRA iv-siTc.---Yesteiday Sir Peter Laurie
Galled at the jeaticerooss, and laid that he had received the
following latter respelling the imaginary Liverpool firm, a
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letter waif* Ile Mist:
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theme imd
ok ream Lear% mail that he thought by giving pablieley
be the easammdmilea be had remind, it would have a moat
baididel eatrt is peekeetiag tredeesea from being robbed
by melt a amis. Oa Ilatarday lest a gastimaa eameated
with a UMW melestlea eirealar la Uadm meatimed to
him that the peaty ens NM the order to the dm already
alluded to, was emitipmese aim had bee, for years
ea the maims gams, MA lialumdly weed shoat wittelail
beard leaLestra Gm* la haat of hie chest.
Ml* VOW dieened that the Trades' Proteatioa
Cheek", wen mealllbised all over the kingdom, sad
woe Magas imassal Ira at geed.
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wee foamed tear etneeibeee se to the real ehar-
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inimal piing the heilvidad's wee. Ia lb. prang k-
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by memo Cl the peels; 'that Kr. Gillman?, eerier el damp.
lion would he pat aa end to.
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die re=f 61. hi pangs aleaspe, to die use of Manes
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WARLBOBOUGH.BTRBET.
Hmsetrires QOM or DlSZatlON.—Frelletrick William
Nickell Crow*. of Surrey house, Surrey-lase, Battersea,
music compeer, was summoned for having deserted end
made no provision for two illegitimate shildren, of which he
was the father.
lfr. CAW*, solicitor, of Virulent-bundler, appeared for
the eellqiiitelth and WM the sees wee see of a most inbred
WM. Es MOM keg boss e>tie ud. bent e comfortable
MEM DM eseepbbine wen at the lime In the service
the We Sir Fronds Mildiut, es lairs amid to Lady Burdett)
under wombs Isenisge. Indeed stile Sam of marriage
bed been gone through with the defendentorho represented
Mae( sea single man. She had hew the defendant two
obilibea, and at the ad of July lest she end bee children
bad bees suddenly deemeed, and WI in • totally deadest'
sonditess. The defendant on* amebae be found,
ibat it
wee well booms he bad alsooaded with a female pupil with
whom he was now cohabiting': The defendant was n air-
easetences of sufficient effluence to enable him to support
his offspring. He wee a concert singer of some nota, and.
known u the swim of " Kathleen )/avourneen," " Demist
Asters," awl Ow llrltk Nells-
Folisocesmebble Scott proved that he had served two sus-
stima="n7 Se the defendant at Battersea.
Heap, of No. 2, Fitzroy-street, the mother,
was siemens& Mie hod lived with the defendant as his
wife Wessels deft NNW been taught at first to believe
that the thelerdont, wbo then lived at Portlandebaseben,
Cilia Tibiae& strut, was a single man • but she had since
bored sat be bad a wife and family living. The marries*
semummy of the Roman catholic' bad taken place between
thou. The dates-dent had deserted her since July and bad
dens ardising towards the support of his children. The de-
fendant bed robbed bee of the little property she had saved
sad of her fitraitare, and bad left her totally destitute.
LeNies Meth then put in end read, in which the defendant
addromed the somplidnant u his " beloved wife," and they
were &reeled to Mrs. Crouch.
Mr. Hardwisk wished to know if there was any other
proof of the semplainant and defendant having lived to-
gether as man and wife
A gentleman, named Williams, came forward and said he
knew that the complainant and Mr. Crouch had lived to-
gether as man and wife for a considerable period. Mr.
Centre always recognised the complainant ea his wife, and
witness bad often beard hint call the two children his own.
Mr. Hardwick said the evidence waa sufficient to justify
him in making an order on the defendant, but he could not
go beyond the limit Axed by law, which was half-a•crown
per week for each child. An order was made at once on the
absent defendant.
.—From " P. S. 1.," 11. for the poor-box.