The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

MIDI DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Owamismicest Goulburn..)
II HE AoUNG.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MIDI DAT.)

IikRLIODROUGHSI'REZr.

CLERKF-NWELL
Dl,GR‘errn. AMAULT.

THAMES.

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Thi.. ease was ream* before the aeon as a disputed ea
ludic Awn. and the adjudication was aeons& Young hoe
orovicted c 4 forgery, and sealeaced to t weet, '
yel▪
l. 1. nal servitude.
Mr l *soy, as behalf of the peellieshig creditor, sew
Maud that it was his latent.es to appeal against the decision
whinehy the sdiudicatios wee annulled. Before doing so
he .6.41 to min ha Ilmiour's attention to the tact that tea
ace to dispute the adjunheatios had not been given withis
the time prescribed by the act.
Ilia Mower said he could not re-hear the cue.
Mr. Deny did sot wish the rase to be rebeerd, bat
withal it to bstated is the order that this point had bee
Ha Harter said he could outdo eau the point bid met
bees take& flea • courw would lead to the greatest sew
feskie awl bregubuity. Therefor* Mr. Denny took mass
ley his makes.
tI as taw
timer Ma" COMPANY (Lewin).
Ms was the, ay appoiatol by adjoitraisent for the hear.
iss .4 the wisdingrip petition. peesented by Mr. Walter,
Ey solicitor, a sharehehhe sad costributary,
ad a jostemeat creditor.
Mr. 'waiter appeared is support of the peaks ; Mr.
Immo,* kw the campsay.
Mr. Liekbler dated that the petitioner was • holder of a
small ennibseslassesis theme, pa ny. which was iscorporsted
is betweiber. Illeallabjectebeing the printing and publish-
.ng of a law aweefreper. awl tloWe other things incidestal
alma. Its ansdnel sapitid was il,oold. is 101. shares. The
that three.fourtha dert capital bad less
ore
ur
heseme smaysikhle and this was ne 'dallied fast,
sad sallabellM juwily the order. Mr. Walken hether made
▪ that the bee.er of the ecimplay Was ewitiaaseefy
armed es at greet leas frees the lanwilea el the mew
v.an.l this was sword...dieted°. the el peet thesempaay.
lafart it ww admitted by lie. Shaer, the ararahmi ad the
wria poem. The company had not only published 72,t Is
Xn—.l.per. hat TA. it Os &poem sad The Lira
The peutioser complailia tad th direshms
bad sought to dispose of the sopyakh• el The Law Now
as • lower price than weld haw bees ebbiaed at a
whirr eels. and had also sold The Solicitors' Jestweel sad
)r, tioikrwierto Yaaa Yalem ad Alszawlaw, the Wakes
r 4 the company. As entraorshaery staling of the
bad twee relied tie Me. b. to reedy* se• rola=
Mi.ap aml to manna the We at the Watkie Rej.wtre. The
petitioner objected to Ids property being atis disposed ef.
Mr. Awes. is his ant" alleged that the objects el the
waspeer had bees raw to rare the status of the paw
1•••• tbs• lee tits maw saw el
!The lama assail was yeaseeing with his stallsment
eh.. our report let.]
(Wore Mr. Osarabsbaer Hobeyd.)
O aa I. IL It WT. JOIN.
me was a @Min tors audirmaltue by the wort el the
choice of wtieweet wade ea Thwaley het before the re-
giber. awl is whish some *wellies wee ma* by the
creation at the
The spsweitiea wan sot now peas* sad the chaise woe
wabew4 as a wetter of angia.
Mr. Loma" as behalf we the salves (Yr. Levy), at
ler am Graff ea the %makeup& la IParaish an assegai it
Ye sanearrt sea " literary author' bele. the last Ikea se
leer years. she a ash acceroat fee the led 12 nweiha Nw
bwebelse day Wad was isteadel by this. and the game
auslien mead sell be expested boa a perms a Um beak-
rept's peels, se hoes • sesenwehl era. The mho eh*st
was la arrorbia what pities at hie WOW aught le be set
sib the payment al lds ilab•& The swiessec weehl be
Lite ifitiled the hieing* amplied with the directies of
The '
Wary well. Lt it be to.
It we *weed that Yr. St. Atha had wade an offer of
We. a pew oat el his Meru" mashes far hie creditors ;
list it did we appear that say speeds ad formal offer had
tees seeds.

I CrW yntttD ASA•t* LT. -COWUmAL 1117110 C, A nn.
Mulloiced • rourts=essig vu, wet
ch.irged with a violent sad smolt so Ms.
Maio Willis, artist, of SIS, Yorkedeast, llarmalsmsgssea.
lir. Willie was pram • brieralssp wham awe bed hmis
• coated on Saturday algid, mar Tsitssirbeend,
just st the time the compsay wens being taesed earl, 1111•11
the prisoeser. r som as be kit Ms lases, mat m I.
koocked off his spectacles, and ppN aim • violent Mew
on the lam sot the beat peweMlw Ming ems. ler-
Minatoly the result we. witimmoil by Stems, 137 I. sr Mr.
Wallis would have doubtless met with very levies twat-
meat, ma • riag of ruffians wail at uses fanned mead him.
Mr. Tyrwhitt mil he should ammait its primmer for slx
weeks. Then shoulld be oo 6m, as it was as umaiseskai
and ruffianly samult ; and it was eady • pity that the pri-
mmer had not met with some use who would have gins
Urn • good molehill, for his conduct.
The prisoaar was then committed for eh weeks.

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Rohrrt Drialan, ...ed 42, a clerk in • solicitor's ogee,
melding at i 2, d's-ru5.1.144. Andrew's, was charged
before Mr. D'Evntottrt with being drunk and violently
assaulting Mrs posies Nebo,.
Mr. H. Allen, prosecuting officer of the Associate Inetl.
Intim for Ireproving soil Enforcing the Lows for the Pia
Section of Women, attended to watch the cam
Last night the complainaot was standing is front of the
Great Northern Railway station with a friend, who was
waiting for a• omnibus, when the defendant west behind
her, and putting his arms round her. kissed her. At this
she was very mach put out, and spoke to the defendant is
an indignant manner, She bad no sooner done so than he
struck her a violent blow in the face, and not content with
this, he struck once or twice afterwards. The effect of this
violence was to make the complainant's Dose bleed, sod the
bruises were viable this moreing on her hos. Finding that
she was determioed to give him into custody, kit solo-
wowed to make bin escape, but the complainant followed
him, and gave him into the custody of police-comitide
Hickey, 241 G. The prisoner was the mine for liquor.
The prisoner, in mower to the charge, mid this be did
sot strike bee until after she had knoebad his hat GE.

D'Epiecurt rid it was very pose insult to T►
opeetable woman, sal fined tits ciataidast N. sr it
tiocath's imprisonment.

TIM MIS 01 TIE amen in lATCSITt-lUOSIV AT.
Jaws Bryant an Irish seerrea, was charged with cutting
and wooothag Johanna Collins. his countrywoman, in Rat-
cliff -highway, within a few yards of the place where James
Gardiner. who has since died, was stabbed.
The primmer, a wild reckless fellow, who Liu bees es
shore for three weeks, hug been staying with Collins, who
baloogs to the clam called uufortuoate, and, according to
her account. he had only given her fie in the course of that
time. On Saturday night they met in Bateliff-high way,
amid quarrelled. The prisoner made as attempt to stab the
woman, hut he only cut her apron is several places. A
partial reconeiliaticn was effected, end the sailor, the com-
plainant, and a woman earned Margaret Gibbous, west
mar • public-house and drank some gin. The primmest -woe
disposed to be quarrelsome again, and a man took Bryant's
knife out of his belt mil put it behind the bar, at
the same time remarking, " You are not going to do
murder in this neighbourhood." The primmer said, "I
don't wish to do murder. lam going away with my ship
at d o'clock in the morning." The two WOUND sod the *-
seem all left the public house together. The women wen
desirous of getting rid of the prisoner, sad said to
him. " Leave us, we can go home by ourselves."
The prisoner, who then had • small penknife
in his hand, immesh itely attacked Collins with
great fury and knocked her down several times with his fists,
and then etabhed her on the head with the peeked/. He
also ..ut her thumb. COMM fell, and called out, " Oh,
liferriret, I am stabbed." Gibbons said, " Don't
monies the woman," and the prisoner ran away.
Giblons emclaimed, "The woman is dead," and
ran after the prisoner, collie( eat "Murder: murder!"
The fellow was stopped by • mastabie of the K. divines,
who said he wanted him for elabblegg• warm The pri-
mmer made no resistance. treated the chugs with pest
levity, and said., " right, Himmel."
Mr. John Brown Rom, physicist' wad surgeon, of No. 56,
High-street, Shadwell, who has been called upon almost
sightly for mine time past to attend persons wounded Is
the King invid•lane station-house, said he went the., at
half past II o'clock on Saturday night to see the
woman Collins. There was • large contusion on the
top of the head, an incised wound es the right side
of the head 24 inches in leeirtli, penetration to the bow,
and • I.ruere on the riAt elbow. None of the grounds woe
dangerous to life. The lemma was the worse for Unarm.
Tli• blond flowed copiously from the wounds. Her fro
was lettered and very mneh swollen.
The prisoner, who made no defence, was coamittad let
brut.

Shoor•Nisin AND FATAL AOCI DrsT ON Till
KILNSLVt.TO3III TIIANWAT.—This messing Mr. C. St. Clefs
It .ILm4 Use eariew his Westraionm, rained Warmth,
elf the assith. Omagh assidint, of a youth amid arm.
The ror lad wee • slisehlask, sod his Manisa wee at ski
omen of the yocipsnall. nearly facing Astlry's Theatem
Ile Setuolay altanswin. at 5 &char, he was rroesits, the
read alma he cams IA costact with one of the Brutes
cianilmars. which wee at the time mains partially on this
trawraile kid do.. for the use of Mr. Traia's ears ; the
sharp wheal sif the wisdom. rousing os the nista liam el
the tramway, Iscerated the prof boy's heed is a mast
frightful eraser. He was immediately taken be the
Wvitmiaster Hospital. but only survived ustil 10 o'cleek.
serer haring recovered from state of imenribility.
SSSSS AT A PUBLIC-ROCIIS.--011 Thursday
evening woods nliacreacite metered the clubroom of the Mad
Withiortwa, by temovicm come from the window
and opening the sash. They to the hadiard's
bedroom awl stole hie cashbox, which be kept la • aid id
.int won. I t eoatainwl about Jett The thiewesi=wdwith
theirbxkly, without lestruqg any clue to their ty.