The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-03 00:00:00

LAW IN
(TI
COURT 0.
(Beforei ti B .
btr.CE
e bankrupt,
, applied, by &dim
m custody. He VI
lion in consequence I
'dual creditor.
Mr. Doyle appeared is
. Cooke opposed it fa
The bankrupt, who li
as a solicitor, ha
tint of what had b
charge, a lame, an
con his business pre
the bankruptcy. F
n, but the assignees
' • hearing the be
sins could not be i
eased.
His Honour, after a
lease, leaving the opp
the sitting for examin
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THE POI
(TI
CUM
- THE WE&
'Mr. Barker took his %
which time there were
es—one, from the
ere from Someratowe
rderly. The great
•
• is attributed by the for
• winther. The charges w
TOUR cs
John WilliestParr,• d
summoned for unlawl
' • • bullock, at Wins
• s . Sheehy, of 4, Clan
, , the 3rd of Septemb
• • at Ldington and i
get a bullock in
very violent, an
• w on the front of th
d. After that the de
and the legs, and
. • the effects of the b
his name and number
en to him the defends
• could to make his
mbar he went to t
ttle Market, and then
defendant, which tun
• • went to the official
, as that was the addres
all they knew about
• tics. He then commits
• • •f constable of the Be
.Ity to Animals, who
tely found the defends
• the defendant was qu
The defendant said he
• • , and regretted that
• had lost his temper.
The magistrate said tb
.med to be vary previa(
. pie seemed to think tl
• dation to the cruelty, t 1
• e complainant. The de
ty of 40s. and the cost
• e calendar month's imp
'on.
The defendant was loci
William Lees, aged 20,
.Ik-street, Islington, wam
the King's-cromm-road.
The case was proved
• ..ety for the Preventi
• . • • the defendant work
1 . examining it they 1
. • • ds on its shoulders
• • into one of the
• to custody, he said that
one destroyed the day p
F - se he had not mono;
1 d he thought it was no
• -. oe the defendant was a
estroyed.
The defendant said he'
• the would take care na
The magistrate said as'
• . ..• . . • he should onl
• • ys' imprisonment.
The fine was paid.
George Pound, a cab •
. : . ton-street, Brunswick-
• a horse.
The defendant was seen
Mout the least provoc
• t he broke his whip, •
*th instead of desisting
• rutal manner, and was vs
• terfered to protect the e
The defendant said that
he only whipped it beam%
The magistrate said that
and ordered the defender
%oats, or in default of pays
came of Correction.
-• The fine was paid.
John Poole, a horsekeep
• w-walk, Morro:ll*h, was
an unfit state in the Cal
• • - made out by two *ilia
vention of Cruelty to
• ded for a week, the
• , e surety in the sum of 51
LA'
THE SEVERITY
The state of the weathe
good effect in this dim
xtreme extent, there wee
ore Mr. Elliott this morns
The first was that of a w
• . 'd child of about 15 n•
ye the name of Sophia l
..:nk drunk and creating
orkhouse.
From the evidence it s
• fore the prisoner made a
1 .. • • . for admission as aes
• wing that she was drun
doing so would be conti
the guardians. The prison
of abuse, not only on the p
• non connected with tho •
•.. tely found necessary to
The porter said it was n
the charge, and the ic
. . admonition, and a re
x The other charge was one
• •• ; • fellow, who was
' 'alwortMroad, at 2 o'cic
• • to be able to know when
In reply to the charge the
• e night before that he has
. keep it out, and the last
• .
Mr. Elliott thought he 1
• discretion and at once die
TH.
•MArLT 0:
• ' Four Seotehmen, named
• plain Grains., John Add
ercvenn, were brought be
Mich being drunk awl dieter
fa Broad-street, Ratcliff, a
three police.constaMes, na
Webster, of the K division.
It appeared that the prig
making a noise in Broad-
Slingsby to go home. They
tten;P:4ag struck t*Temovethen.
cethe;
used it to bleed. Graham,
Aitkin and Shire to att
so. Slingaby threw off h
ho ran 'tome distance and
Gould's-hill, Sladwell, w
atelier constable named
ngsby, and was knocked
down fight took place betwee
Sootehman tend his fists
knocked down the cons
Mg returned the blows
Ferguson's heed. (There w
Ferguson's head. There w
much.) Webster, 441• K, sew
in the snow, the former and
like ghosts when they w
watchman at a coal whin
assistance of the police, a
captured. Nash was a•
the police had used any t
answered in the negative.
severely beaten by three of 1
Mr. Partridge—What are
Inspector Griffin K divii
believe, and have been recto
Mr. Partridge had no i
should make no distinction
was a captain, and aiding s
instigating them to beat t
believed all he had received
. each.
ilieTtrwlers U'
penalties were paid.
.........,
COLLISION IN THE CH
star of the West, St. Ives I
PlYmouth, on Wednesday, tl
flannel, through haying bee
fidling sloop. The whole of
Were rescued, but they' lost
"Mei barely to get on boa