The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-28 00:00:00

(Before Mr. Begirt:sr Winslow, as Cotamissioner.)

The plaintiff was a lieeuesd victaall.er, of Wizabielea
haunt debta of 1,4001. there were meets of 800/. or 4001
Mr. Sirgood oohed for farther acootiate. Revdlea
had been delivered to the bankrupt, which he hal Ist
answered. _

The bankrupt being asked his reason for so doing, sal
that the opposing solicitor had waited upon him sed Id
questions which he thought he ought not to be cella es Is
answer except in the preemie* of hie solicitor.
Alter heartsc Yr. E. Bead for the bankrupt.
His Honour directed an adjournment, requintioci
presented under the authority of the court.

The bankrupt was • wine-roarcimat, of Nottiopla,
Debts, 13,3031. ; the amouot of smote del not tramen.
Mr. Begley, for the bankrupt. stated that the law fee
Jinn of the debt were due to the bankrupt's family.
There was no opposition, and the order was gamut

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Recorder.)
Mr. F. H. Lewis applied to the court to allow the rant
simmer of a lady gamed Rene to be discharged, wider thi
following circumstances :—lt will be remembend then
dispute arose between thin lady sad a esbmaa ups es
subject of a fare, and in the result the en of Ira. Ram
was committed to take hie trial for perjury. A mina
charge of perjury
_was thee preferred spun the ohms,
bat s wee dinmissd ; the magistrate, bowies; groan
condone: to permit lin Rases to prefer a bill span the
cannon if she should think proper to do no. The gad
jury, it appean, igeored the bill mann Mr. Been, sei
the object of the present application was to suable Is
Roses to withdraw from any further promedings la lie
matter.
Mr. Metealfe, wbo was instructed to defend the canna
said he believed that the whole affair was merely the nen
of a mistake.
The Recorder granted the application.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

DIL•MATIC 1OZ701111•1018 •T MONO asua.
Directly alter Kr. Arnold took his seat oa the been lie
morning, lir. Roberts, solicitor, address* him appal
for • summons against the nominal provision d s
music hall In Reentetreet, Westminster, for viola*
the sat for regulating theatres.
Yr. Roberts maid that they wen acting at the amble
without the license of the Lad Chambeelaia, • skeet*
tuned "Mazeppa." It was a burlesque upon the origami pa
duties under that title, and wee represented by two pew'
Use ate time spa the stage, who repeweoted foot shun
tem. The whole was a dramatic performance.
Yr. Arnold—Are there real horses?
Kr. Roberts celled • pawn named Field, who deceit
himself as a private inquirer, who replied that ihs
Ise
tempts was performed with 'basket horses. Tate es
a stage, foot-lights, and a proscenium. A dialiel
was carried on between the two persons tub
were epos the stage. Them was no sewn
the front of the stage having curtains drawn mita
Bids of the stage, and looking glees at the beck. Ware
west to the music-hall on the 23rd inst., and having PII
Id. for admission saw the representation described.
Kr. Roberts said that there could be no doubt by shis
peen*. decisions that this was clearly • violence of*
statute. It was not necessary that there And be wf
MOM
ler. Arnold—There were none used in asp 14/1
Queen Elisabeth's time.
The summons was pastel.
XARLBOROUGH-ISTRFIT.
cLunox TO 111111-110061 IMILITZIB, ke.
Two yam men named Edward Pearce and Gene Yd
lake were charged as fellows :
Kr. Peter Bell, landlord of the Victoria Mora*
Riding Illoins"treet, Ilarylebose, mid that ou the perm's
erasing the primeen came into his house. sad after
bier
nerved with best we* downstairs. After being then he
some tires they came up into the shop and left by a ads
be
doer. About tea mien*, attafterthe prisoner Lit me
down Oars sad to his surprise foaled water flowing all lees
the place, and on making a further examination he Nor
read that the braes tap sad about three feet of OM twd
bees taken from the water butt, the bell cook had Mow
moved from • water butt in the front area, and thaP
had been out shoat in every direction avidentiv
knife, the damage does amounting to 30e. in addities te*
property taken away.
Polloreossable Crake, of the I division, said hi wed
with the prosecutor, end maw the
Ger* Titeldiekl"trset. They denialgairiniTow=4:llll
robbery, but admitted having been to the nromesba
hones. Oa searching the prisoners he found on this too
knives, one of them having mortar on it, and Wading.'
beads had mortar on them. A person not then is onset
as. saw the prisoners close to the part of the MOO
where the lead was taken from.
Kt. Tyrwbitt remanded the prisoners.
MARYLRBOiE.
=MOM BABOTZT IT • coeirtornuL CLUH.
John Adams, a clerk in the employ of the Loam wi
North Wastere Railway, was brought up by Imre.
Walter Waled" one of the company's detectives,
with stealing two vases and 36 silver watches cadit
property.
Inspector Worledge deposed—ln rmos of ishens
coeso
bon I received, I west in company of Sergeant Oi!
to the parosb-oakie at Easton statics, where the Prlwir
has charge of unclaimed goods and retuned pared& Ila
him I was an officer, and had heard that Mew
concerned in numerous robberies, and if he could Whit
tartly clear himself I should be glad to hear it. Ile ww
he knew **thing whatever of any robberies. I said I
beard that he hod stolen two vases, and also • qua*
wines. He still persisted that he knew nothiair wtaleta
of the vases or wise. I told html would seed tar the
new
who saw him take the property. Primmer *se la.!
had taken the vases, and they "recta be found spa 10
minted shelf at his residence in the Eaton-reed. Tli;
were lona there. Copping also *and in his beds*
**babe for watches. Prisoser said he had brag+, „lb.,
watches from the oaks. sad *trim of them mew •
found is the books. On returning to Easton shateara
(prisoner) gave (lopping 36 boxes, and from sachems teL,
be bad taken a watch. At the bottom of the
in his bedroom we found • theatrical garment. w
mid he had stoles, also some metal fittings for a chileenWA'
A breast pia end other articles were found.
Kr. Yardley—Have you the watches here?
Wortado—We have sot hod time yet, sir, and I wet. y
a remand.
Mr. Yardley—Rave you not the compan)'s solicitor b°
is acme of this maenads ? for I suppose you do not kW
yet the mime to which the plundering has gone.
Imposter Wortedge—Tbe solicitor is not here.
Mr. Yardley—That is very stroage.
Woeiadgs—l may say, mr, that we here 0
l
read time
to fob§ steak, so that we do not know in fat W
what xtent th robbe has gone.
Mr.e Yardley—e Then le
let the prisoner be remanded for
week.

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