The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-14 00:00:00

=stead. I eassre eel whether Mr. Watley refused
piens' ennumuldeation with anyone she. I was in
the !mew all Me time.
hp she Jery.-14either Matheson ncr Etsworth expressed
CIF bare to be permitted to speak to Mr. Watley staid he
ONO wain.
Sewn& 11,:%f the some regimost, egereberstel the
het that Mathesonies* bees from ire Is an
she= le kr. W private room.
Mr. Arab Gawp ware, • parliamentary rolemh•
the Mare* Meng* deposed thee he had ateenied, es the
ISM dAugust. Milt • esestaist Rasta Halt* the Me-
lilla et Goggles In it .sop nod navy. Mr. Watley, the
asenworse—inthe mole • epee& Witne
ss's re-
port Mat in the Miriam Chreenele sew was
enbasnathe ages& Se led iseigeged et Waal his Mort-
keel saes, bat _bred baying sad the sopa sect day,
as& Is as best of kh lab& le was sane&
Mr. J. P. WiheM she • MIME la the Manift
Carlllia, samba tbe waft a bear Hall, but he hal
also het as WOW them an* MI ne isseilatioa whatever
a Mr. Weiteemeseh.
Mr. A. limeng, se sallesser, era allot he the purpose
of peals thst the exposes et • midst bad at the
Cram sod usher Tavern, es the 4th of September, 1846,
ter the wpm of puha up a tegliaostel to Mr. Wakley,
bad been pad by him ; but the glass sad he had never
albs en the lab*. to Mellen
B. Sega. the hedge who ha Wilted the punishment
ups the tiegmeed *Mir, MOM the* be had hem esaminel
sK the inquest up to a arias pat. Us Mae* very mesh
Is be permitted to pressed with Ws ,as, but lie sse
sapped by the contesr.—Creasageasi: I was oohed
whither I hag received any speed miss to figg the assn.
I sahl sot, erne* that I wee be de say hag, TM coroner
them red, as I had exacised my own *bureaus, I might be
=1 biatteraidenes, and he thosobt It better not to
Mr. Hawkins, a rgporter, proved part et the rimming up
of the mereser.
Sir David Baled examised.—l attends* sli the *tags of
this aqua asap the first. I have heti as Waist is it
except I soy I never anemia en Massa be-
fore. I .ered that Mr. Wakley west taggsgh his tali-
sass wish post ability ; but I thought there was ma mama
gbh net M sessive say evidence in favour of the cairn of
the 7* Hams Lead to receive seek evidence as woad tell
zrtr. That disposition seemed to exist pagrally
t the whole of the inquiry.
Cress examined.-1 remember Dr. Wanes yes tendered
as a witness by Mr. Clarke, and the COMM, refased le exa-
mine him. Ile was the only wittiest farmsly lembersi and
rejected. The raison assigned by the fame, he not receiv-
ing Dr. Warren's widows was that he might be imwtehered.
Dr. Warren this made a statenessthe
reed. All the medical shames wars seigewdraelher they
wished to alter or add any thing to their evidesse Whirs the
pronenlings terminated. I was present only at part of the
summing up.
It bug then after six o'clock, the further hearing of the
case was adjourned to this day.

COURT OF HANKRUPTCY.—TUTaaDAT.
HOOP
Oammisionar Holm&
ALLIORD Fa•VailLare Paarsaiixcl.
The oertilloate of J. F. Wills, °meat mansheteirer, of
Portsmouth, wee appaid by Mr. Cubs, for several creditors.
His debts were 8,11001. ; estimated a seta. 3741. 40
11244
681. In ezendaation the baakrupt stated that he
made himeelf bankrupt on the advice of hie 'dither, Mr.
Biagio& who also represented the assignee, Mr. James.
Had amignei whin property to Mr. Jaelcon. Did not
think the emigres had tried to get it back. Had been where
Legate the -ation of Portsmouth, of which Mr. Jol-
son meehmal, and thus became indebted to him for hes
resolved. In Aril last owed him 9001.. in addition to
3001. unoweent el the eurperatioa. He then gave 'skean
a martenge sm bls hoe" the share which he held in some
=inedi a bill ef sale of kin furniture. The latter re-
fa lab paffulla till the 7th Noy., when it was re-
moved Whim ewe days WAN' she bankruptcy. Had
elootteh the mane of the Mirk of white he owned one-
third, at Boma the propssty enehtasel to Jackson,
had 101 l of toy essistexicis. NM had some in-
Meset in a sod mum badness ; but there
wan no debts to these ~Wei- greed celleatirg.—Mr. W.
Nombre, cal merchant, Portsmouth, deposed that he
owned a third part of the barges in which the bankrupt was
OMMillalpi i had bad great &Mashy In getting an amount
fres Ids. It was not true that be owed the bankrupt 601.,
as apresseted in the balance-sheet. He claimed to be a c e-
dgier he 2001. odd. The difference was owing to some item
if empeediture for the barges, which he repudiated.—The
Ommaissioner said the eau was one which required to be
andied by the sewn reprobatios of the wart. The book-
let* eseM sped nothing lees, basin clearly denuded him-
dell his proper, before anning to the court. The are
meet be sespeadal for eighteen months, without pro-
toolles.
flemeememe

statisaque, Ildroyd,
mid Sodium
Zs Cassissism
A tilt disposiss of Ilhe kiwi 'lithe day ths above-sassed
eosimislasers sat Is subdivisies mart to dispose at a psist
mid& had arises MI the prinks day, cm the esambsadas
is rivals et a biskrapt named Colambiae a molieitsr, is
Carltosvehamben, awl which had been referred by the coal.
ai#esim then Ades (Goulburn) to the d.d.ion of a

subdivides court.
Mr. Bagley, for the a-signets, proposed to ask the bank-
wept the question' " Was there a settlement executed by you
is coniemplation of your manias, ?"
Bankrupt. —The assignees having, by their notice in
writing, dat. 4 21st June last, delivered to me, pursuant
to the order of Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, dated
lath Jana last, statements that they intend to set up as an
set of beakruptcy, &swag sev,ral other alleged sets, on the
trill of a cause, • Columbine e. Pennell," brought by me
under the authority of the said Vise-Chancellor, to try the
validity of the fiat hated against me, the alleged execution
of • wreath Weeders of settlement purporting to best date
12th January, 1847, and to be made between the
plaintiff in seek action (03 soli) and my present We
before our makers, and alio certain articles of agreement
purpor ing to bear even date therewith, and constituting, as
alleged, a settlement of all my roperty, with very small
and nth trial having bepen appointed for hearing
oa ednesday, the 14th February instant, and being this
day summoned to produce a certain indenture of sediment
sad certain articles of agreement alleged to bear date the
same 12th January, 1847, and which said deed and artieles
of Fgr,ement, if any such there be, not being in m
session, custody, or power, and having had no ref
notice to produce the same, but on the contrary,
no application whatever having been ever made to me ma
the subject of them respectively, till the eve of the said trial,
namely the Bth of February last, late in the evening, when
I was served with the summons of the commissioner, I do
herby respectfully but firmly decline to answer further the
question put ; and 1 submit that the same is not such a
tiered= as I am by law required to answer, and that it is in
substance and effect to make me prove an alleged act of
bankruptcy out of my own mouth, against which humbly
protest. 1 have no further sneer to make to the question
as to my Imarriemeasttlement.
Mr. Oesner Holroyd—Your objection may be a
good cm, but it does not appear to apply to the question
put ; it seems to have come too soon. Whether there was a
settlement or net cannot affect these other proceedings.
The bankrupt again declined to answer, and his deposition
being reduced le writing, he affixed his signature to it. Ile
thea said—l bare ao oldestlon to add that certain instru-
muds were eseested, bat decline to answer whether or not
they or my of them were exeauted by me. Certain deeds
were emermsd la hammy 11147, the same having been
metered eel mgremth in November previous. My wife
was ti the parties by whom they were signed, sad there
were ether paths as trwitees.
Mr. Come dssioan Fonblanque.—l may at ones declare
my updates that you are bound to answer the original ques-
tion, wlether_you executed them, and then to state the other
particaleth I have not the smallest particle of a doubt
about that.
Mr. Conernimioner Cloalburn.—That is my view of the
ems.
Bankrupt—That quietism I respectfully decline to an-
swer. Had the derives, given me a Lager notice, I might
have bets this te pledgee the deeds. Is mewls to other
=I them the samakskamiti bmisapt mid the
n set lm his pommies ; he bad applied At them,
but they ware sew in -Prsace in etimmume oft pa
endings pending is the French south
Mr. Deans, kw the trauma, contended that the ems
tics ought not to be pat. A fiat had been taken oat spinet
the belkrupt Ia the early part of 184_ ,7 • the adjudication was
disputed, on the Lamed that there had been no act of bank-
euptey ; and the-Tice-Chancellor bad directed the imam to
IMorfed at law. The trial 'toed he to morrow; GM not
until the Bth loth had the smigness ailed he the predsetion
of this deed, whisk was sow is risen, end emenmently
could not be produced. The akereasstaasse of this ease did
act ten kw the menhe of the extmetiersy powers of this
mart of committal sad imprimansm. TIM hot of the pro-
sseg psalm is the Vies-Cheasensee mart wethi pre-
veatimZ balm* being sailed ea le mom Oh amass
mad this MGM bed 'sly beta reaceted te le &Ws
=da deed whisk could set be pears& at=
came from Inisthetk dowsed ruled that a bash
rapt mid set be called on to peeve Ms ems limimpley.
Ilat" the Gat being dilfellll, the commirdes Ilerif was- the
UMW sub Indies • sad the besinsM math met be ailed on
order that memitheakelith he AmMod, to earn/ the
Cam if the mart was=hima en
emtind that they bad a as to
mut they would easels their power et imgriss.
mast
Mr. Begley supported the Owings the moth= ea
lie postai power of alma- teas sommiedessen
TM of
had the but names iskraiiikthen 111109
le pedalos the dee& es they bmi bemoan hi ta=
*Mk was in the beads et mak sadism ia
It warm scats smeweilag the assitha that an
Mita dim 11041.1. MAN* 011 So brand* oi
eit lima= boa,.
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but had bad the melee-
dSt em% asegyrwelMME aIL allie "
elbow v.lffalialea Mbere" (14 Kamm miA4l=l
leislawbsee the twin dispated, the Visa we;
WM the OM malt cad it wee thid the Usk-
altualinagmbs
et, pewee elm bask-
Teral• Aga d raremeth me be admitted le
mime Ms
Mr. Cambither sa manes alma( hit
estate he M loved r meow as lola Aim mid, men ft be
"Ms.& rope semi lb sera Mids.
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sbterter etstmeled that the AMof ihe ems
was se meth Mt the beabrupte refund
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