The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-13 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUET&

TRAMP'S.

A respectable woman, nam;lll;ry Weyer, the wife of •
bed and paillaaee maker, of No.l3,lßAward-street, Nelson-
street, Stepney, carne before Mr. Paget to ask his advice
and aaeistance under very peculiar circumstances. In
August, 1865, she became acquainted with • lady called the
Baroness Steinforth, of No. 90, Weatbourne-square,
Hyde-park, who add she was a widow and the mother of
two children. She made an agreement with the baroness
to nurse and maintain her youngest child for 15/. per
annum. The money for the support of her child bad been
paid to her very irregularly, but for the last two months
had ceased altogether. She was now burthened with the
maintenance of the child ; her husband, who had been
confined to his bed for six weeks, was very ill,
and she was charged with other liabilities. The
child now in court, and whom she called the "Young
Baron," would be three years old in September next. She
had made inquiries of all the relatives and acquaintances
of the baroness, but none of them knew where she was,
and she could not afford to keep the child any longer. It
was supposed she was either in Paris or Baden Baden.
She was sure the baroness was an English lady.
Mr. Paget said it appeared from the letters he bad pe-
rused that great credit was given to the applicant for the
faithful manner in which she had discharged her duties to
the child, and her care sad humanity towards it. He was
sorry he could not give the applicant any assistance. He
would advise her to go to one of the relieving overseers of
Mile-end Old-town, in which hamlet she was living, and
tell her tale as she had told it to him. If the Baroness
Steinforth would not maintain her child, the pariah must
do so.

Finn ix TH Crrx.—Considerable excitement
prevailed yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of Cullum-
street, Fenchurch•street, City, by the outbreak of a fire in
the vaults attached to the new offices, No. 4, en that
street. They were rented by v►rious wine-merchants. It
originated in the portion occupied by Messrs. Mason.
Captain Shaw was soon in attendance with a large corps
of engines and firemen, but an hour elapsed before the
fire was subdued. Six or seven of the brigade were
brought up insensible from the effects of the smoke ;
they, however, soon rallied. The damage by fire is not
considerable.

MEN'S COLLEGE, GREAT ORMOND-
STREIT, W.C.—The Rev. J. 8. Brewer, M.A., Professor
of English Literature at King'. College will deliver his
second lecture on "The Influence of great Religious
Movements on the social and Political Condition of the
People,"_ the Monasteriee—this evening, at 8.30 p.m.
CRYSTAL PALACE. —The two boats of the Oxford
and Cambridge University Rowing Clubs, in which the
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Crystal Palace Company, and will be exhibited in the
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PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[MAW= OF BOLIC/TORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO Cl
OBTAINED AT THE o/PVIOE OF THE CHIEF REuisTRAR,
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINOHALL-ISTREII.]
BANKRUPTS.
EMMA coungs. Actocetreet, Gray's-inn-road, seamstress, to
surrender Anil 28, at It
J'll3 EDWARD KNOMm, Mitcham, drug grinder, April 29, at It
HINNY HUSBAND LOVE??, Utcham, NorioUt, ironmonger, April
29, at It
WILLIAM CLARK, St. Peter's °onset", Liverpool-street, Wal-
worth, manager to a timber merchant, April V, at 12.
BROMANTON VoRKE, Stamford Baron, Nortbaniptemslare, butcher,
April 29, at I
JAMES CANNON, ninny-terrace, Brixton, lieutenant in the army
on half-pay, April 29, at 1.
GEMAGR WILLIAX tortes, Eelward'a.street, Portman-square,
April MA at 1
Jeans M'DOiALP, Goidwolthei-row, Hackney-road, baker, April
19, at I.
THOMAS ALEXANDER WILKINS, Braley-road,
clerk in Shoreditch County Court. April 29, at 1.
Wil.Usit HURT PRICE, Sutton, Surrey, builder, April 51, at t
Hirer BROWN, Jewin.street, City, accountant, April 25, at 11.
RICHARD HENRY ALiza,lieorge-lane, City, tea bere, Ap 25,at 1.
PERCIVAL ASHTON BATCHELOR, Northumberiandalreet, Strand,
assistant to a gas engineer, April 25, at 2.
TROXAB MClaroßD, Newbery, Berks. Innkeeper, April 25, at 1.
BENJAMIN lONIUM Gsz, Balaclava-road, Bermondsey, builder,
April 25, at 1.
Busturr OLKTT, Langford-road, Kentish Town, journeyman
carver and gilder, April 25, at 2.
ISAAC 11J.I11, Btruttoo.ground, Westminster, tailor, April 25, at 2.
TM:MU Lovell., China-walk, Lambeth, messenger at the thaw-
berlales °Mee, Guildhall, April 25, at 2
EDWARD MORGAN, Edgware-road, and Bell-street, Paddington,
carriage builder, April SS, at E.
BENJAMIN Hong, Ely-place Holborn, attorney, April 24, at 11.
THOMAS SMITH, Charlton, font, contractor, May 1, at 12
HARMAN MATTHEW lining, Bberrardetreet, Soho, commission
agent for the sale of hones, May 8, at 11.
Jowl Rums, Wheatley, Oxfordshire, tanner, May S. at 12.
PRZDZIIK CHADWICK, Westmlnster-chambers, Victonsetreet,
architect, April 110, at X.
JANE MAINE, Great queen-street, Lincoln's-nn, furniture dealer,
May 1, at.ll.

RICIIAIUS JOSEPH WILLIAM HILL, FAL Paul's-wharf, Upper
Thames-street, contractor, May 1, at 12.
JAN= DORMANT, Starch-green, Shepherd's Bush, beer retailer,
May 1, at 1.
FRIDERICK LRACROPT DVILZT, New Bromptun, Kent, clerk in
Chatham Dockyard, May 1, at I.
GNOMON BLAND, Orarel-lane, Southwark, baker, May 1, at I.
FRANK JAM= WILSON PACKNAN, Wimborne Minster, Dorset-
Mire, doctor of medicine, May 1, at 1.
WILWAI
etWTER and WILLIAM JONATHAN NAHTTIt, Went-
worth , Whlteehapel, generaladum keepers, May 1, at 2.
Susan FlOgs Hums, Ennuis-terrace, Victoria peak, teacher of
music, May 1, at 2.
WILLIAM MELBIONN, Coburn New-road, Bow, photographer,
May s. at 11.
JAMNS CASTER, Yonthill•place, Claphanuroad, late blind maker,
May 8, at 11.

..._„
Giollol GRAHAM RAMAT, Dorset-place, Doreet-sq.. Maya, at It
01.ivaa Broutegrove, Worcestershire, victualler, May
3, at It.

02.01/1, Oampston, Shropshire, late farmer, May 1, at It
atatfonishlre, merchant's
clerk, April 24. at 12.

Teoyns -eititiZi,MiZtie-upon -Trent and Hanley, Staffordshire.
coal muter, May 1, at 12.
OtuROR STRINGER, Birmingham, taller, April 2G, at It
ADOLyilllll EDWARD WHICATCRA,ET And THOMAS BALMY TYR-
WEIL Utchurelt. Derbyshire, wire weavers. April 30, at 11.
(Motes ELLIS, Leicester, clicker, April SO, at 11.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, it. Wollos,ll.nimuutheli.,farnaer,Ap.ti, at 11.
EDWARD PORTER, Cheltenham, rag dealer, April 24, at 11
!Amu Ntresw BUCKLEY, Newcaatle End)n and St. (lairs, Car.
marthenshirer miller, April 24, at 11.
lolls! Cnigell,Hanham,Gloucestenh., horse dealer,April !G,at 11.
CIiARL. WI HARRY, St. Blasey, Cornwall, grocer, April SO, at 12.
CHARM Wootioceit Aireville, Yorkshire, cotton spinner,
April 25, at 11.
WILLIAM HOLYLEY. North Ingo, Yorksh., farmer, April 2.5, at 11.
GISMOS PMILMR/1 EWBASK, York, baker, Ault 5), at 11.
Rime Ann trails, tit. Broughton, Yorksh.. bksmith,Ap.2o,at 11.
WILLIAM BooTHaoYD, Halifax. dealer In tools. April 29, at IL
HENRY CRAPPRR, Atteruliffe, Yorkshire, plumber, May I, at It
WILLIAM Oakum, Sheffield, anvil manufacturer, Slay 1, at 12.
JOBS BOWMAN HEMBROCGII, Kingston.upou•lfull, hoot manu-
facturer, April 24, at It
Cizotas Kratimotos Hue, Kingtton.upnn-Hull, Corn factor,
April 24 at 12.
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Oniiainitc7.49, Liverpool, Joiner, AWI 93, at 11.
EDWARD MUTH, Liverpool, hult dealer April 29, at 11.
WILLIAM RARlirePßLANCH,Rtricenhead, gunruaker,April%,at 11.
JANIS BRATHRRTON, Wigan. provision dealer, May 14, at 11.
TnomAs Pastalorr, Manchester, victualler's isslataat. Ap.3o, at 11.
01101011 THDOMMS Mrraltaatt, Manchester, commission agent,
May 1, at 11.
RAM %RANT, Manchester, merchant, May 6, at 11.
Jon 3 Br anis and JCORPII Mt RANT, Darlington, Durham, ac-
countant', May 1, at 12.
ORIMOIt TCRNDULL, Eacomhe Woodside, Durham, late licensed
victualler, April 30, at 12.
RALPH Mamma PRARPON, Hartlepool, bookseller, Ap. 30, at 111
ROARK! BaNsutr, Catteld, N.irtollt, butcher, April El, at 11
ROBART RODOSuN LOWsoN, Ronialdkirk, Vorksh, Aptll24,at 12.
MART IV ARMIN, Ilambledon, Hants, dealer In pork. April 29 at 11.
JOHN AIIDDLITON, Allington, Dorsetshire, beerhouse keeper,
May 7, at lg.

Howitd Mount St. Albans, Monmouthshire, farm
bailiff, April 17 at 10

PAUL WAY, Laadport, Hampshire, leadingman of ropemakers In
Portsmouth Dockyard, April 25, at 12
WILLIAM JOHN COOK. Weston Common, Hampshire, bricklayer,
Aprill2 at 12.

Joi(3lllaTair Walsall, Staffordshire, journeyman plumber,
April 27, at II
WILLIAM! Blloos, Goole, heerhouse keeper, April 23, at In.
CHARLAII WYNtiE, (Anton, Northamptoushire, innkeeper, April
27. at 12.

TB As Gonne/IN PERKINS, Peterborough, draper. April27.atll.
WILLIAM Noonan, liridgnorth, Shropshire, innkeeper, May
6, at 12.
SAMDEL Larsoensg, Norton, near Stockton-on-Tees, account-
ant, April 24, at II
WILLIAM Jonas, Llanvmm, Moutifornerysh. farmer. Ap. n, at 1.
JOHN SMITH, Wakefield, beerusller, April t 7, at 11.
Ommog logiars, Bradford, late grocer, May 17, at 10.
WILLIAM JON'S, Llantwlttardre, Glainormsuablre, licensed vic-
tualler, April 29, at 11.
WILLIAM JARVIS, Hill Top, Ntaffordsh., confectioner, Ap 20,M11.
RICHARD PATS!, Birmingham, upholsterer, May 10, at 10.
JOHN LAltritts SuPER, Pt:tart:try, Herons's., grocer, Ap MAME
FRIMBRICII TURNIR. Brighton, bath attendant, April 25, at 11.
JAMB, WOOD, Brighton. coal merchant, April iti, at 11.
&MART (11Yrultu, Brighton, head inspector of nuisances, April
26, at 11.
CHARLES UT.NT Lilt, Elmwell, Suffolk, grocer, April 20, at 10.
CaatLts JOORPH K NOWLES, Greet Yarmouth, mast block
maker, April 29, at 11.
THOMAS HARDING, Neactutle-undcr.Linne, painter, April27,atll.
JOSIPH BALL, Fenton, Stalfordsh., late grocer, April 27, at 11.
WILLIAM SLTTUN, Chesterton, Staffordsh., collier, Ap. 27, at 11.