The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCIL
(THIS DAY.)

,ot RI OP PROBATI AND DIVOROR

testers the Jake Oratory.)

NT ATT AND MAUER P. JUNK
iort fiver., suit, which relates to As wills of 3lds
Moss aughan, Lite of Peckham, wee resumed this
sof ailchtiooel evideme was gives in sums el of
a. r isstreemet, dated the 24th of February,
a•e was prooesleg when we went to press.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Maim Mr. Contatissioser liatropt)
Y DIFFIA.—DIAXI:out. OF ratroos;
laukrupt was {nicer of the Horessy-road. He now
I for his I Kalif ofolacharge.
%Minato and the debts is this nee were only 50..
abrupt, without any communication with ha
• •••• had put by ana punt it to his solicitor fur
u.; his petition. He had filed nu accounts, and
is • me au arca.
.11•mour said that the bankrupt being able to raise
owing W., ought to have made •011111 ar-
. ...t with hu creiliton ; he hart no occanioo whatever
to the court. The petition must thereture be

is gy .roNa.—axotnita PrITIION
fir isinkrupt, • cab-awreer sad livery stable•keeper, of
Aphid far hie order et diseharrs.
.siil this was • similar clew The bankrupt
4,p. M about soy eommusicatioa with his meditate,
hi. horses mil harass far ra., had prep 151.
RAS it..r ',mesa!, hia petition, sad bad spat the
!tar Pe% lie bA.I Dot tiled say acoseuits, and abate were

setts.
Hi. Wawa sail in this caw also it was the ditty of the
I,,,kuna 1.. have o.mmunted with his creditors, and
toe es, a., o.tess.ti f,r ham oconte to the court ;he had
tot keen auptaioned m suffered in ••) way.
l'ettioa
(Whirr Mr. Commissioner flolroyd.)
I% gral'OßD.—.• TUX TRW CLEARS."
rho eel the sitting for ezaminatioe and discharge in
6 man r Paul .10lin Campbell Bedford, of York-build-
tdelithi ; and clerk in the Admiralty-office. Somerset
Js. The bankrupt wee one of the celebrated trio
rf slorkt who Paned in getting the discount of •
• meths' ball for 31/. ria. from Mr. Lee, of Romell-
c,t. I ',yr tit oin which they obtained some 22/.. or
and &sided it amongst them. The bill wee
ao boning the noble and historical names of
geutl. licdforil, and spencer. They are Dow all bank.
Mr. Smear had been fortunate speow t ) obtain
order of tuscbtare : the other cams are is alms advanced

gr. Aldridge said that is thim cam the account. had sot
,eg filed, atxl there must necessarily be an adjournment.
ra+ loakrupt's debts animated to MU. He pealed the
on of has failare to be Liability u surety for my
.3.ielerks and friends beyond my means."
As adrouremeat for a month was ordered.
Orden Mr. Corn nissioner Coulburn.)
IN IS BULL.
The tookrupt was a budder, of Ventoor, in the Isle of
right. It was proposed by the creditors to transfer the ease
the ousts' o•irt of the ilistriet, where all the creditors
nit ormi exception resided.
Wooer, after referring to the thAth section of the
• .e-t, wider whith the trisoefer was proposed to be rude,
so of opituess that it del not apply to cum, of which this
sv one. where the edjudicistion had been made by the
7Mtrar m primes.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIB DAY.)

.- ...--

MANSION•ROLVE.
weeder 80111IIST.
Lzged loakieg boy, about 12 or 13 yearn of age. named
ens Jl*Serirrwir,dincribed sea " hawker," woe brought
- the Lod Mayor, charged with stealieg a puree tees
..:11. is gold and f.d in silver, from the person of Mr.
e :redhead, in Upper Thames-street.
presented stopped in Upper Thamesatrest to buy
••• indiarshiler hark of a Loy who wee gelling
.. He took hie puree, containing 1.. u 4
receipt stemma, out of his coat pocket,
after taking what money he wanted. pat
:rse hotels lie pocket. Several boy, were steering
• Mm at the time, but he did not knee whether
. • rammer wee we of them. After going a abort die
to aimed his purse, sal went to Bowdses pdia
u, where be saw Ileadtreoe and Jervis, two
Henderson went Lock with the prosecutor to the
whore he hou4ht the hoods, sad from infonme•
they r, dived from a lad waled Sullivan, who saw the
veer soil the other loss rue away after the prosecutor
Isu;:ht the fowls. they went lob Long, alloy,
..here Henderson saw the prisoner, and asked him if
.Liew anything about the purse, and he mid he
•t. Ilesderoie then gaol hire if be hail any money
him, aid be sad Dot a farthing. He then searched
.al foetid in a glove and in his porket a half sovereign
.61. in silver moiety, mail • halfpenny sad bum
.tanops. The prioseer then .1111*1 that be did not Wee
qr.?. mother buy took it and gave him part of the
.pro' tal,l y -dressed yang moo, who did not give lie
that he knew the prisoner to have berme
oast thwarter up to ibis time, sad that be 111111 is
madov el a 31r. Turmoil up to • week or two bee.
The prisoner was remedial.
It was afterwards ascertained that the person who spoke
priamer's favour wee his own brother.

ULERKEN WELL.
R..mtcat or A FlllOll A CAL

T5..n.4. e swell-known thief. was placed at thu
`v. Aimed nthstealing • boa from the top of • cab DOW
t ity iswaL
waist role, offwer is plain clothes attached
•to, I issision, ...I he knew the prisoner to be
-ectsl with a gang .4 untfiri.iu. third's, who west shoot
strololis with s fret-trotting posy, end robbed cabs
TWO sal outs. Seeimi the prisoner sod two
me in . cart is New Osforiletmet, be watched them,
w then. follow um of the Great Western I:sillies
a and endeavour to steel • Ins. H. followed
',ewe is . cab. and saw them attempt to steal one
r two p.rtmilitonitis. Whilst going doors • dark
'mitts near them City-mad the prisoner got out of his cart,
ad piropoir op behind • cab that was bound to the Fosters
• 411),,e$ itailway pulled off a hoe, sad was sheet to make
she, Ise was shipped by the retreat and takes to the
isetirm The prisoner has been ...vend times is custody on
=et hiley, nod it wee stated was once restemed to
moririnsde.
Tlmi premmer void he was passing through the street in
seethes. mbe• he saw the bug fall off the cab, arid whilst
M was in the art of pirkieg it up to give at to the cabman,
the argeest took him into custody.
IVErscourt folly committed the prisoner to the see-
rios far trim/

A•corittlt FALL or THE F.HrTWAT 1,4 THE
W ATMINFIIIOAO.--(Ticie Dxv).—Tbie morning, shortly
kft.t 3 o'clock, io frost of the houses 104, leiri, and 114
si...h Adjoin the place where the recent catastrophe oc-
r :reed, the massive stow* glebe, with the gratings,
ethout the slightest warning, suddenly snapped
the realm sod fell with a tremendous crash
lit' . the areas beneath. a depth of nearly 40 feet.
onl ,i persoos were passing, arid some were within a few
4.,'... of the spot. Much excitement prevuiled throughout
th- norm*, and hundreds of persons assembled to view the
10r of the accident.
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1 III: 1;0.111:11131111 Array NEAR CARUMLL—At
-.echelon of the judges summing up in Chart.
Robert Robinson (110), William Robiteon 122),
linch Fail (40) were indided for the wilful murder
leant Mannino, a river watcher. on the 15th January.
eklewath. near Carlisle. It may be remembered that
morning in question Atkinson with two other
Danwil Irwin and Bowman, and a policeman
-I Cowinan, were on duty. They saw a man in the
ti•hing with a net. Atkinson stepped in and laid
4 hon. Bowmen went to his assistance, and Atkinson
Am to put the twitch on the man. He was proceeding to
...ben the man anal he sleek' not. as he would Kr quietly.
• • the, two men rushed in. and with sticks felled both
‘t• and Bowman. l'awman came to the assistance
' .• isteliets, and also got hurt. When the struggle was
%timpani was picked up insensible, and died the same
Mr. Campbell Fonder, who appeared for the pd-
,. nlmittnl that they went the moo, but contended
• • Nthimon did an unlawful act in arresting the man hi
• • ••r„ Anil that the whole affair was a scale cionsequeet
• .11 the younger Robinson and Earl eMeeepUef to
tl.. 041 own, and „ttkinsou receiving a fatal Uow
' • .itsy intent on the part of the primers that it
be "o• The jury found them guilty of wanalannhter.
•rt IMleetwe was then sentenced to twelve moat&
•eioninent, and Hugh Feel mid William Robinson to'
--s 'ears' penal servitude. There wee as illllllOlllllO crowd
• •l.le the court, sad Mr. Justice Wipes was greeted with
',ens as he oleparted in his
Fl/1111.—Forth= hat few diva of
.et, Nsnders a menagerie GI wild besets has teen
so the Tuesday market pion The menagerie
•..1 known l.y the accidents whisk have coeurred
• 'mortar° with the feats of daring amongst
1.-e• by MAreemo. Ito Illowahty evening last a real
llght hook place between the hewer lice ' Wallace"
I • heron It sprain that the Boom had hitherto
••• •• kept oeparAte, in coosermenae of her not being pee-
-'y tame. Having men* shown signs of a quiet
• the propmetor ordered the slide which divided her
ham that is which the other Mee sad WNW were ono'
• •I h. be withdraws. No scow wee tide done than the
Wallace" crouched down and shout instantly
" It.. new tamer with the dement ferocity, andirM
hr the throat. A Nadal noses IMMO& tat it was of
• .rt dorstioa, for " Wane wen emilled by another
4.01, end combined they wateseded V Wig the lioness
‘• ry quo- kir The routes of the wild bode during this
',nude was fearful It to said that the Menem which wee
...aid was worth newly 'MX.