The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Conamiaskmar Hoirait)
/N tt MAC DATIL
This was a renewed application for rehashes',
The bankrupt described himself as a sahib(' men
agent, formerly of Pelham-place, Bromptc% 6,41
Werwick-cresoent, Kensington, and
at Pondgete end Margate. The debta sm rtittlit
4,147/.
Mr. Reed opposed on behalf of Mr. E. ro pie,
Ovingtonoquare, Brampton, a detaining mt.
Otiffiths supported the bankrupt; Mesas. ffielik
Clark, on behalf of the assignees, did not oppois 11,111
plication.
The bankrupt was examined, and said Al* k.
struck off the rolls of the Courts of Qum's 134' let
Common Pleas in 1845. He believed he reendelii,4
torney of the Court of Exchequer, and would left 4.,
he was still a solicitor of the High Court of "'"
Since the year 1845 he bad acted as • faunal 2.Z
dential agent. He need to be consulted by mufti
gentlemen who considered his advice worth Mgt. ",1.1
laugh.) He gave advice free of charge. H. bid
engaged in discounting bills; he must kite 601
thmumnds, and occasionally it answered his —74 0,..„
make any charge. He did not keep any
Mr. Reed asked that the petition should '
on the ground r' mieducripon.
sidered, had no
After hearing
His Honour
the application
opportunity of
a similar order
of common law
bankrupt was t
He did not nor
genes should
4,000 i. and +'

upon giving .
Rio Honour—j
I have dated.
Application

Charles
was described
10, Kennington.
William Fe
Alderman
money bel
gregate to u
A solicitor
Mr. Stephen
sire business
prisoner was'

seven MOM.
among solicit
up amount.
accocuttu.
papers to
were all t
the manager,
the money at
and receipts
?wipers of e
wish. It
He bad not
had ernberub
would &iv.
then ask
William
of 46, Flr
there as e
papers relating
to Somerset-b-

duty upon
on the 23rd

of Samuel .
He gave t
the purpose 0.._. taking
Somerset-house, to see if they were corritcC.
the prisoner reported that they were correct, Wier
him 661. lie. 91 to pay the duty. The pinned Is
same day, said to witness he had paid the it tel
the money was duly entered in the esehha
ported in the ledger. On Monday ht sal
the prisoner if he had sent the min Ist
to Norwich, and he said he had. and owed
that a telegram should be sent to Mr. Bellsyodig
if he had received them. Witness, homer, mil
Somerset-house, and found the money bad sot losespd
On Tuesday morning he spoke to the prime *awl
asked him if he was sure the papers had km seat, milt
said " Yes." He asked him how it was melds bend
have paid the duty when there was • Tustin epee us
one of thepapers. Hesaid it was right. Witness told MO
caner theduty hsdnotbeen paid at Somenebboess,mil
then said he had not paid the money, and the pipe bi
not been sent down. He further said they wend
Grapes public-house in the Haymarket, kept hf
Barns, and that the money was with the papa
wrote • note to Mr. Barnes for the parcel
seng•er brought back • packet containing
no papers. Those notes were part of
he had given him to pay the dull
then said the papers were in his desk,
them. Witness telegraphed to Mr. lie
back instructions to gyve the prisoner •
be did.
The solicitor said that was all the
to adduce now, and asked for a remand.
Alderman Ennis remanded the prime
CLERKENWELL.
DARING BURGLARY AT A JEWT.LLIAO
Henry Dugard, aged 26, of 4,
street, Holloway, and George Hill
Hewitt's-terrace, Holloway-mad, two
fellows, the former describing himself
latter as • potmen, were charged beta
w.th burglariouily breaking and er
house of Mr. Charles Fletcher, worki
Cottage, Holloway, and stealing
books, two pairs of gold ear-rings,
two clocks, and other details of the
PertY•
It appeared from the evidence that
occupies the shop and parlour for the
on his business, and this shop and
municate with the other psi of the
occasionally that the complainant'
the night of the robber Mr. 6
Clifton-place, Holloway, boot-make
home when be saw the prkoners on
shop, and immediately afterwards
and then • cry of Stop tl''
had effected an entry by
shutters and breaking the
heard by the parties in the he
had not gone to bed, the alarm can
prisoners were stopped by Kr. Conn,
today, and were with some di`ficulty
police-station. They were then
was found on them, and tl
up in esparto cell; Whilel jay
Aylett, l 5 Y, went into the condor leaning w
cells, and heard some other par 'es who came k lY
r
cell with Deward ask him what ne was locked sp for.
replied, " I and my mate in the next cell are
rb;72
cracking a jeweller's shop have ; but we went tops still's,'
nAbbed. But it is all righl ; they ls
tbs Tag
on us, for we dropped the lot on
the police-station." Ayle:t then procured irtrA.
and went the way the pr soners had bees
and immediately on the cpot where they had Melt
he picked up the brooches, the pins, and the 5ta"....,
which were identified by the prosecutor " 18""fjjoill
and which were safe in his shop window when he „so
up the shop for the night. On examining the
found that two clocks had been removed from ON
which they had been left, and had been placed sa
window all ready for removal. escbeefs
The prisoners at first denied any knowledge
of
or of having beep near the prosecutor's window, kniftiftb°
afterwards said they should reserve their Mesas
did not wish to be sent to the Middlesex 8077:14
should prefer going to the Centnl CriminslConr4to,
as there they were certain to get full, fair sed
justice. es el
Mr. D'Eyneourt inquired if anything was
tY
prisoners by the police. trri
Polioe-rergeent Cooke, 8 Y, said he had knoin
boner as the commotion of most notorious thieves VIAL"
&re They had both been tried and convicted !Mil;
but et present he was only able to produce iSiiest
copy of the conviction of Du , from the
Sessions. eke
la°
Mr. D'Eynconrt committed thepneo• ners to
serious for trial, and refused to take bail
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A TROUBLZSGME WOILICHMASZ IYBA
Mary Fox was charged with being drunk
.7iedi
in • disorderly manner at the door of st. Inn .1 -
Workhouse. Deck: 081 tb.
The ease having been proved by Mr.
officers of the workhouse,
Mr. Knox asked if anything was known of the
Deck said that on the 28th of August, 186°J Hie
was brought before the late Mr. Deaden
.101.,..t.
conduct and sentenced to seven days'
the 4th of November she was brought bar ass
magistrate and discharged with • caution. bal
before the magistrate in 1861 and ow a¢
melded and once committed for Kilsial
In 1863 she wee charged with making &It via
eduf, and after being remanded seven "7/,:e•
c, ,
afterwards charged with sissicridar
mandea for fourteen days, and thee d !_.jee
disorderly conduct, when she was oonimitted 0/."'""ereogl
In 1864 she was charged with roskingewsllnth'
before Mr. Eno: and remanded seven days, a?....11
In 1665 &are with being drunk and nr,"-1040166,
discharged. 1866 drunk and disorderly o,'"

tr; with the
away In
and
. Zoos
William W
Bethnal
AiAtle
. A elo
• blood, and
--galelledlitteltwxmAgistrate_wiisextraied.tai:wiesele;l4'ote_t(mauhlvthe.eaiallaieDitht:
ibll

1 isicistram-1
Witness—No,

hi; morning.

♦LL
Mr. Martin
Kensington, al
charging theta
Thomas Offer <
tity of farnitni
Mr. L Lewis

Martin for qt.?

The oom
WU we! u
Hayward, a
goods on credi
producing so
get afm
guarantee pa
brought Mr.
her trustee,
some goods.
a guarantee
Blenheim-te
be bad not
Van Buren w
man. Abort
for the mon
her name, an
said that she
to call and psi
BuzHe t
ic!
he would be
him to draw i
should haves
himself if his
accordingly d
by the
days bef4 defew
few
open him an
rigs. He
Witness refs
that he wan
she had the
skOtset Ida
In cllOllll4ll
female befor
Other evi
was not Mi
living as a g
At the r
remanded f
being accept

,sHocl

A the
gloom over
common
about ten
in the me'
of a mark
It appears
drawn by
boy, an
along t
towards
age are be
mounds of
Just u th
flora are
wheel get
was in
moment
heavily
the unto
Waggon
in a frig
by a num
who were
fainted a
the oou

domed d
who wee
the fads
were i
good will

night an
have men
Place in
eltuate a
Killer's
The o
took P
the cam
ngeisk
likea:se
belonstlg!
Cae-
floor we
beat, &C.
TEM
Ml* foil
tde eom

Me : '
..._ , Y
me pep
iliFra to

VI Use .1
Oviedo
kis bekui
Reform

charge. ne ata nos seep any boob. -"'" —;---a_
od asked that the petition shoald be No
and of mildew:Apt:ion. The benla 6
ad no right to describe himself as • ii, 'is - tit= '
wing Mr. Griffith', X
near declined to dismiss the pets '
ation must stand over to live the asks M 174—1 took
ty of applying to the Court o Chum/ is i"
said that his wif
Wia=—No
order to that which had been model', ibs are fraimenta of
o law, for the puipose of asoeytainias s a this earthen
was still entitiedtodenrffie nizaseu ass Newlin hada
t consider that the case was one in vim • ' Prisoner wss re
mid be shown, as the debts were •
RUE ILECSNI CAR
1 there were no assets.
ffiths—Will your Honour release Hs A fortnight • •
no bail ? was chanted at t .
nonr—No, I cannot do that The order eihs Luke whale in a
led. 'The complainant
lion refused. but swore with
that the magist
Twirt, o
young
corner of the
(THIS DAY.) of the musical
—.---. Indignantly de,
none .
GUILDHALL. Iru
in the same
ICKSIZZLEMILKT. complainant did
i Coulson, a respectable-looking yaw on his bin, was
gibed on the charge-sheet ai a dirk- denied that th.
ington-road, was placed at the bar in made against
Fenn, a City detective officer, civil* matter, but th
a Finals, with embezzling Tams as court, and the
Belonging to his employer, amounting 12 is
o upwards of 4001. Tin Deem
itor amid he appeared to prosecute on ble
hen Wasted Hooper, who carried co a say Charlotte You
loess as a law stationer at 45, Fleet-stmt. in stealing from
was his clerk. and had been in his sera I Staff-sergeant
onths. Mr. Hooper had a great country after a very
elicitors, and they were in the habit of A person of n
me to settle for legacy duty and duty re said that her h
It was the prisoner's duty to tale inebriation, an.
to Somerset-house and ascertain ff it Ilion, which she
1 correct ; if they were he reload I Kr- Cooke •
lager, Mr. Bowker, got a cheque from NBA but he felt jus
ey at Somerset-house, and then sent the sia
ipts back to the client who sent then se, -fie
f that nature were sent up by Mr. Barb die
It was upon that case that he intended to pen Police-serge
Woolrych that
not bad time to ascertain how muck fir Ow
lezzled, but they feared it was muck one iiii la . with being . .
the court and
ive just enough evidence to justify a reveal, al .
chol 'e diary •
for the postponement of the case.
Mr. Woolryc
em Bowker said he was manager to Va Hine'
win make her
leet-street, law stationer. The prisoner kain Police-acrgea
clerk five or six months, and his duty mob* the divisional s
elating to the residuary secounte and km Ems ,
had been sent
rset-house, get them passed, and thes Nish - he Ea eata4
non them. Some papers came up fras Um" Mr. Woolryo
3rd of July with 13 receipte relating to tis sit Smith—ln a
tel Ringer. They came from Mr. Bar sy, slain Mr. Woolry
re the prisoner those papers the amyl Horton's direc
died
poseof histaking, taking them to the lepsy dsty,.. as I am

a with the pro• •
he parcel, end as ow'
aining 4 in
rt of the 66L lL
duties. The
desk, and he
Ir. Hooper,
ner into custody,
to evidence he
wand.
prisoner far a wok.
ELL.
smor.--oomaimat
4, Seyotrst,
Hillier, if 1
two well
malt as a bears, 411!
before Yr. D
d entering the OMINI
orking jeweller, sf fills
og therefrom asleP
1, three gold dirt
he value of 131., lhr
that the prosecutoredl
a the pumas of CWI
nd parlour does sot
err
the 'edit we
ant's son slept them le
John Could, d
maker, was cep:ol
s outside the
ards be head e
thief." The lel
7 Pulling dos
ems. and thi.,
home, who faarr,
was rapidly
owme tt, and40.1."--
iltytaker to the
n searched, asd
they were the
at there acfl4