The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-06 00:00:00

IN II 01LIMIT •IRMiI Tormo.

Thie leteelreet, barreter.at-lew, eh, had formerly re-
sided it I.:porr Poreand-plaoo, Marylebone, applied to be de-
dwelled turfer the ..ct.
Mr. Vow. w.. invtencied to oppose. Mr. Sarrood pup-
ported. W ben cell-d, to conesquemos of ao application it
w Wooed dud the case should vend over, and when again
coiled time oppoeitiim wee withdrawn.
Ceeintissi•rwr 1.,0k0d at the schednie, and discharged
the 121101•0111. No *dry wed toads.

IX XI 'ANVIL 6301/01 PILE.
Tbi3 ineolvest, a dryeeker, was opposed by Mr. Dewey
ter several ereditors, sad Mr. nicker Cameo supported.
TM one occupied ewes time as I qopstiou wheelie, Ilee
Wine earieded 3uol.

--Tltroppoei- non— pone iato, sad oa the oocapkint of a
eretbear the learned Csmatissioasr bold that it was sot a
cam lot roue**. Oa the 'than point, as to thellOW.
debts. it was twy noir thermoset', and the best coarse weak
be to diodes the potirloa to the west oi jurisdiction.
The petition was woonliszly dismissed.

CBNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.

(Ulan Mr. Berea Mourda and Mr. Judos Blackburn.)
TVAL OT XL 11120111111.
(Concluded bum yasundaya Lima.)

A fresh jury was empatielied, and the primer
in charge to them upon an indictment which oilseed that
he had ,Indeed the sum or 6761. by false protestor.
Toe same leaned counsel were engaged for the prosecution
and the dadsoco as in the former iscrory.
The facie of this rase lay in • very narrow comp's,. It
appeared that in the month of April, 1556, the prisoner
executed • mortgage of some property belonging to hint
▪ Bhelford, to Mr. Witham Hunt, the brother of the statio-
ning' who wair ea opined on the former trial, for the sum of
erne thoassad pounds ; sad a September of the same year he
mid Oho proxitioloa a rowlsow• named Mara for 6751., a
y tlis proems Wog woopletod, havio
lb= dot th toe
wos waisswwhored In any
wissaar. It appeared that there was • Chasm, emit m
Imam Boat
Mr. Bt and Mr. Elmsas to who should
Crgalielslailis Of the property.

Kr. Beesa Martin seamed ttp, sad the jury Immediately
retarall a wet*: of Gritty.

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The peleewer was at one called up for judgment.
The Mersa judge, addressing him, said that he had been
convived in the morning of the offeace of felony, la not
having surrendered in the Court of Bankruptcy, in ear-
anent* of an order from that court, and be end hie teethes
Blackburn woe dmieous of wecerianiag whether there was
really say fraud fa the promedimr, or whether the tam
surrender we. an act that did not involve more than moral
guilt, sad they had therefore taken a second indictment. It
was sow, however, clearly established that the primmer bed
for a number of years acted se an attorney, and that be bad
Ly mean., of that peeition succeeded in pithier the oceifidsams
of hoe client., sad bad got passemion of their massy
upon the pretence that he could get higher inte-
rest fre thaw then they could obtain from say
other sourer, and that he for some time employed thie away
legitimately, bat at length his avarice got toe WOW of him,
sad he employed the mosey in laud speculations el his own.
There was no doubt that year after year them speculations
had inorearad in emberraminient to hint, and at length, in
1968, he found that he could not go on any leave, end be
left this country with debts sinountiag to mare then 180,0001.
The crime ha had committed wee is kis opiates • most
mandalows, sod ungrateful one. He hell beim the aetddenoW
eohcitor of Mr. Hunt, ace of the pieties who had been
&treaded, for wore then twenty years, and is 1866 be
gave hint Shirt pretended security for I,OOW. having Fre-
riously obtained from him all the mosey that he amid take
out of his haaiime, end of the wimple of which he bed dm
fronded him. A man who smaneitted a robbery upon the
highway risked his liberty, end the abeam of entering late
per conga:. la which he might be worsted, with the
lairain he de.ired to rub, bat the prim eser's offence consisted
deceiving those who pissed coalidauce fa him, and who
had no means of praNaeYg {lmmesh's,. Under such ch.
CilaMllo.6 the comet wssU be eselediag its duty to the
pubuc if it did nut pose aas seasueer as a warning and
tenths to others who were is • Medlar position, and the
*least of the react Marston was that he be kept in penal
greetings fire the term of ten yeses.
The miaow r appeared quite mitimaded at the sentence, did
not way a word, but walked quietly from the bar.

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Williams Ban, 19, labourer, ens indietsel for feloniously
inserting d. minter of marriage. forged sod Islas entry, to
wail'. maim of Williams Guam.

Mr. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted.
witzprand that upon the 1 ire of September a young assn
Lewis Goshion, who Mated himself to be 18 years of
age, but who was only between 16 and 16, sad • young ski,
Lamed Mice Basta, presented thermelne before the Roy. Mr.
Brockman at he. Lson.rd's, Ilhoredirch, to be married, the
beau having been pat up at that church. The extremely
youthful look of the parties saduned the reverend gaithroan
to cosetios the lad, Lewis Gambian, very closely, and he
stated that he had no father, sad was under the guardianship
of hi. wick, sad the prisooer presented himself as the uncle.
Mr. Devolaws, previously to performing the onnemay, spoke
of the fully of their being married so young,
whoa the Gator of the girl said there was • reason for
it, ea also did the prisaier, sod as guardian
el the 'gave Lis corimat, and In the register of the
sootheo dpod the DAMNS of Whims Clastiloo. The pri-
es/am is breaker to the girl Botta, and the lad Lewis Owlitun,
els to a Jew. bemuse acquainted with hoe at tha bows of
lb aria, whew she lived as servant, and under whom
p he was; aid he Mau nut, it seemed, entitled to

ea, P°i«n7•

TM Primset, who was undefended, said that kia &he
lad hunted • connasion with Lewis (lesbian, mad that he hod
dam what he know was wrong, but did not think was a lagal
same, to serve hie Mow, and she and bar liseteend were
Nubs happily oirelber, be sod his family isweging thew.
The Puy Wood the prisoner Godly, recemneadad Ida
to
Jr %Mime Blackburn mid, that Wilmot& the adhere whisk
W passes/ bed committed woe • mime ons Mdi, no ha
had dem it Is sane hie dieter, he should only wive kill to he
farther imprisoned for Lurteem days.
With tILL no r the business of the mules was brought to •
conclusion, and the courts will sit ..in en Monday, Jan. 30.