The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(TED! DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Olskire lb. Caws Lahore Nallissipi.)

Lr 113 AXOIIIII7.—A NOT RR
banbaspt, John Arms, bad kept ths Mabee/
Tames, r 11set-strest. Thm was the aasmination assating.
Tbs by Yr. Pettis, snarl from Jas. 31,
11148,arestsbridatorirrt:sdbaakniptcy in embir kn. At tbe
knew period dm bsskrapt appears to bass had • capital
of 1,0744 • be sow mess to 0110211/1111 creditors, 4,3631. •
ta arm b'eldisg esenrity, 5,3071.; Tf7l. Assets:
is geed &Ms mid propert443l. Ms ben by the
meerad indigoes cannste of the ho.. ths Rainbow
Tamen, and the trade Wares furainue, Its., Included 1• the
bare, tegMbar valued at 6,001. Ailles4 dr poets of 3,4964,
time wpm home of 1,2321. ' trade impansea, 6,1081. (In-
abobsy unwise sad wages, 1,6081.; NSW rates, MIXON
sad insunate, 6041. ; ageing al premises 6341. ; wishing
/re lement, 2731. ; malty apneas, 4481. law costa, 4061. ;
intsrast, dimmest and eassmission, 1,3241.) , domestic as-
pusses 8701. ; sad bad Mtn 11181. Amougst the easeciarsd
onaditem, who ate sueuress, several hold acoaptanoas tor
small amounts frets 601. upwards.
Tb. bankrupt piwasd.

PVILICAX.

U SILI111•14 •:40 [ass.
The bakrupta, Charke Seamus and Hesary Kees, were
silk-manufacturera, of Milk-street, Cheap. This era
the sidle' for proof of debts sod choice of asiguere. A
preliminary statimemst shows liabilities to the amount
of 6,300 i. ; sessa estimated at 1,1001. Idr. Williams
Wood, nitrates, or liriaghall-street, and Mr. Jobs
Thomas Vac, allk•brolumr, of Old Broad-seat, were
chase trade siminseas. Mr. Guiliano is the data atimpies
too i M niers. Lawrence and Co. are selitatmes seder the
bankruptcy.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAT.)

OLD COURT.
Mere the Reorder.)
CAL) e1•VINO.

William Then., 46, deseribed se • gardener, was W-
aal for ditolaiag mosey by falas pretatoss.
This was • prossation soder the augur of dm Bth end 9th
Victoria, which rats that any person who shell win mosey
or say rideable chattels by false devices and cheating of
cards, shall be guilty of obtaining the same by false pre-
aces, sad be punished sooordtemly. It appeared that the
prosecutor was • perm named It Atli, • brewer, at Cardiff,
sad as the 13th Arigam he warn oa board • Woollwah Slam-
boat, whew he was accomed by • Wager tad was they
got to Woolwich they watt to • patio-bow to has
• glee of eta. Wrille they mom drain the Ms,
two other peruses ma la, and oft of them proposel that
they should hare • pm. of cards, sad the gams proposed
war, that • black card should be plead oat of two red sal •
bat oat. They were shuffled, so as to slow the presteate
to use where the black and war platted, and he was et Segal
Induced to stake his watch spar 101., he, at the ate,
holing atria that he could pre est the Meek ad,
but whim he turned it op, to magpies end estosleh-
mat, it was • red oat. -The In with the made hem-
dately picked up the watch, end the primmer aired
drams 101. to recover the watch, al be then
banded what appeared to be a bask-sois to the and
▪ tad she watch was gives to las, and he sell the
prosecutor that If he would coma to his base be High-
saw, Paddington, is the evening, ad brag Its
mad let Lim hare the watch sal led be We Maar le
pay bra the brews. The promaster tad be the main be
the address stalial bat he add sot the primmer, and
sodas was heard of dim mail he wee ashee=mtehus
tato custody epos aacalre.eora.
The Recorder said It be him the than wee se',
maws to show that there wee wird be the laseesties.
Tor W that appeared to the weary, the game might haws
boas a perfettly fair our, and If the pates erse molly
Weak- e, ad picked out a nag Gard, that wadi sot be
saffielost to support en lake:mot of this
To. jury cossapiostly returned a vsedikatrigss. .
The pacer wethee charged apa s mesa
with an offence of the Mine character.
In thi• cam it appeared that the pressesa was a pass
mead Heywood, as wanner, in one of her deputy's ships,
and Brag at Larcestee. He wee sa board • Woolwich boat
as the 26th of August, when, se os the forma boa, he
was moored by a stranger; and apes their arrival at Wool-
wich they west to the Pier Hall to ham ems elan
The card men then taro* In the some, sad the primmer
armed him to play or rather to bet apes the bleak wed, sod
offered to share half his gains or loam with him, sad the
prosecute was coos equently irked be het, ead the malt
was that ha bet lit. He them "aid that be should Med a
policeman, and the arrow went out with him, and wham
they got • short distance, and • policeman was seen coming
towards he ran sway, sod upon the prosecutor's return
to the public. with • mendable, he di•coreired that al
the party had Ina. The prisoner was followed and takes
Into custody, and she watch that bad been obtained from Mr.
North bald upon him.
The jury, Jaw • short deliberation, fond the prisoner
Owls", upon a coma In the allirmeat which sherged pie
with • isiaspirtcy v. defraud.
An officer informed the Cant ea re please was well
known arose of • notorious Old 1116111119 n• who WON
oont ntlypawlang*bootsd~pls M 4 gtftnwary.
He was armed to lades ossalbe had labour.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
Ain der, wee brought before the Lord Mere
maim etreatootacee.
R. Soldhloall, iiiontoot to Hews. Parnell, clothe/Im, of
greet, madd—The prisoner yea in the employment
of the Inn, end abrrouded In July last with eight costa. We
Ind a erennty for him, but about that time the smartly be-
Mgr bankrupt. He was intrusted with nesterkele in May
imB Jape, to make op 18 coots. He retankid 10 made up,
bat absconded with the remaining 8. They were worth
gent 41. lec. He toll roe yeeterdey that the coats had her
moire from Ides.

TM _.
T ream, declared that the ante had beet Monti hen

He wee discharged lbw want of saMciest evidence.
Thomas Avery, as itinerant vendor of ash, who has bean
neveral thaw tertanded, chewed with atterheg counterfeit
coin and coaaturfet teak antes, wee again bereght up.
It will be recollected that on the former oons evidence
was gives to the rave that the primmer had woooesefully
pared several bed lialf-orowee to ash-ealeseasa in
gate-market.
The solicitor to the Mint at the last exandaaticia &gnarl
to prosecute.
The Lord Mayor said he did not eoesider the evidence
with respert to the peering of the coanterfet note
tautly clear to prove a guilty kaowledge oat the part of the
primer, who would therefore be discharged.