The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1. 1865.

LAW INTELLIGENCH.

EQUITY COURTS—JULY 31.
(Bofors Vice•Chaseallor Sir R. T. Kludgeslay.)
wAsair v. wuzzers stroamio 001MAXT (urrav).

This was a motion for as Jejosetion to restrain the de.
fondants from taking the name " Warren's Blacking Com-
pany." TILI & sletiff carries on bones' la Heroune-beild-
nap, Lena aid he °oaten that he is the oily person
entitled to IX) oat to the world that he momentums
Warren's blacking ; and the defendants my that they par
abased the batman's' of the successor of the original Robert
Wanes, who wrist on Sias business for more lhaa Oran
at 30, Strand.
Mr. Glean and Mr. Hardy appeared for the plastid ; Mr.
J. l'earese for the defendants.
After the Game had been goieg on for some time, it was
!Imaged that the motion should stand over till the hearing
of the cause.
His Honour then rose for the nation.

COURT Or BANICRUPTCY.—Juim SL
(Beton Yr. Rianistrer Winslow, an Oscomisnionar.)
II BB 11. L. TROMBON.

This case has bea frequently before the court. The
bankrupt, Beejamin Lametlea Thomson, we. • shipbroker
sad manufacturer of chemicals carrying on business at 116,
Luideohalletreet, and Normandy-wharf, Deptfoed.oreek.
He applied to pus his =minutia* sod for ao order of
discharge upon soconots disclosing an aggregate liability of
36,9211. Is. Bd.; against saute and property held sa seen-
My 10,6151. 191. 3d. At the last meeting the hearing wee
adjourned in order that the bankrupt might produes a
person named Bhott, his brother-in-law, who had managed
the badness at Deptford for some mouths prior to the
beakruptcy, and had not rendered any account of his ro-
e/40e sad payments during the time. It also appeared that
the bankrupt had not read through the seoonnta which
he had signed, but had trusted eatirely to his accountant.
Mr. Bagley opposed for creditors ; lb. Linklater, for the
amigos«, did not oppose ; Mr. Lenses supported.
It was sow stated to the court that although every effort
had hiss used for the purpose of serving Slott with a sum-
mons, servios had not yet been effected. As the evideaos
of Stun was considered to be important • farther adjourn-
! runt was proposed la order that his attendee°, might be
secured. It also appeared that the books used by the bank-
rapt in his !minus had been mislaid and were sot forth-
coming.
His Hoooor said that he could not propped with the bear-
log without the books. It was desirable also that Stiott
should be present. He should order an adjournment until
November next.
Adjourned accordingly.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRClllT.—Caorport, JULY 31.

The eoroutinien for the county of Surrey was opted to-
day in this town. The gaol Weirder is not heavy. There
are about twenty penes for trial, and with the exceptiaa
of two charges of manslaughter, the eases do not appear to
be of • serious eharseler. The cause list will not be pub.
lished until to-morrow (Tuesday) morning, but although, as is
usual at the:Mr/my Summer Assizes, there will, no doubt, be
• great many omen entered, the great majority of them will
eventually be either withdrawn or settled. At the maims
at this plans in 1863 the oonrta sat more than four weeks,
bat it is anticipated that on the puma occasion the business
will not lest more than • fortnight.

NORFOLK ClROCJlT.—Cimsztpos, JULY 3L
Her Majesty's lads*, of assize owns from Huntingdon on
Saturday, and tits Lord Chief Baron opened the 0010111bIld011.
There are fifteen pyisooers for trial and wen cause, of
which three ars to ha decided by @pedal juries.