The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(TIM DAY.)

oOTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(gidoes Mr. Commiasiasar GouThurs.)
tit II J. J. BPIIIIINGL
...ipalospi. Vile was deocribad es of 401 sysyseyyt,
a cab V. Tynekeshats, aesiWt veteriaasy
Pow7syeind his applisation for release from eustedy.
Oriyoyer his sia Co.) opposed os behalf of the
joipfig cceditor•
11,0 ebbed that the &abrupt was In asseydy far
hdg. and costs Promised is so action for breach of an
Mr,eiseet to porches* a badmen at Peckham. It was
Wa yid thi was a awe when the reliese ought sot to
sa the action had bees vexatiously defended,
oil. %Islay, tbe &Isis* creditor, had bum subjected
10011".r—Farryou no other ground of objection?
lista:lca aid be bed sothiag farther to large.
gy Was= aid that although a detaining creditor would
„added to oppose the bankrupt when he should apply
;1; intger of discharge, he did sot think that say reams
charge.
shown for detaining the bankrupt ally losses is
W
_ka The !slew would therefore be allowed.
li,egel oilier applications for release were heard, and
eto rated without opposition.

MIDDLESEX. SESSIONS.
(TH➢S DAY.)

SECOND COURT.
COURT.
(Before Mr. Payne.)
J lIIPUDISNT OMNIBUS ROBBIUIT.
wirio William, 28, was indicted for stealing a purse
tag 6,K, the property and monies of James Judge, from
is rem ed Hansa Judge.
ND* proescuted, Mr. T. K. Pater defended.
elbow, Woodham, an omnibus conductor, living
, said OD the afternoon of the 3rd inst.,
VSbehind his omnibus when the prisoner
▪a▪ d, immediately she did so the preseentriz
of haring been robbed, and that her pocket
:CI sad be purse takes. He followed the pd.
oleo the kerb and stopped her, and told her what she
iss durfld with. She said, " I have not got it," and im.
maidsly afterwards threw the purse (produced) on the
FICA WitONI picked it up and detained the prisoner
▪ stroMble arrived. She went down on her knees and
istk!!!‘biat not to give her into custody.
Jag. mid she was wife to James Judge, of
Truirpooret, Boston. She got into the omnibus at
;i0 rod, and the primmer was already there, and
dont se her left. Danag the journey she noticed the
pods had concealed and suspected her. Immediately
*Med witness looked at her pocket and found it had
host with a knife. The puree produced belonged to her.
Parr made a very ingenius dence for the prises.;
poisted out the discrepancio fe
es in the evidence.
payee, in summing up the evidence, said it was
ritkrwas important cane of the frequency of windbag rob-

team
Jim found the prisoner Guilty.
A rains conviction was proved against the prisoner for
Ea wens robbiwy on the south side of the water. She
Mi been an omnibus thief for some years.
It Parts sestenoed the prisoner to twelve months' im-
planted with hard labour.
ttoromors 8110PLIPTIRS.
&mat meted1 and Bridget Dillon, 22, were plied
the M, for stealing three silk mantles value
Y 12a, the prvwty of Robert Cook.
!Ai prry food them guilty, and Carrion was neatened
to arm yam and Dillon to five years' penal servitude.

VIZ POCKS COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

iiARLBOROTJOH-STREET.
MALMO MARL= MOM.
Jae BEIM 16, servant to Mrs. Jene Spencer, of the Cla-
mime Anes North-row, Grosvenor-square, woe charged be-
ing /IL Boor with riesling some mirlud limey belonging

The barmaid to Mrs. Spencer proved that some marked
nosey me placed in the pocket of a dress belonging to Mrs.
kessys. and shortly after it was missed, no one haviog had
ten to the MOM but the prisoner, and the money having
tee marked and planed there in consequence of some
art money having been taken under similar circumstances
airways before.
gaily Spencer, about six years old, daughter of Mr.
Perserr, proved finding a puss. belonging to her in
the frisoner's dress pocket, the dress at the time hanging in
the pesoesr's room.
nem Loosely, 46 C, said the prisoner admitted taking
tee 'Whip which were marked, bat not the rest.
Ms prisoner having pleaded guilty, Mr. Knox committed
tato • month with bard labour.

MAItYLEBONE.
AMICK TO SPREAD THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
it Gifford, 'armory inspector to the puish of Padding-
Ilk &Awl for the magistrate's advice wider the following

Applimat mid that in consequence of information received
Is yesterday went to a oow stied situate on the Maryland
Fins, Harrow-road, the door of which he found fastened.
Os looking through one of the chinks, he saw a cow
was apparent y in the worst stage of the prevailing
dime amoogat cattle, and his opinion was verified
after he had burst open the door and examined the
laical. He subeepently ascertained that the diseased
esw was brought some distance be a man who was at feud
with the ownr of the Maryland Farm, and surreptitiously
pissed amongst the healthy cattle. B. (applicant) bad left
is enislant in charge of the dissesed animal. This was the
brit ems in which the disease had shown itself in the parish
el Paddiagtoo.
It. Yu-Hey referred the applicant to the order rand
aIN P^l7 Council. dated 24th July, 1865, under which
INthgeght impactors of cuisines' had power to act nom-
applicant thanked his worship and retired.