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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 51 1859.

Lab) intrUivna.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Kuca 4.

(Before Mr. Cormierloser Murphy.)
no MI M 12711. OP THOMAS LLOTD.

This insolvent, described es a demon who had bald •
commission in the Fusilier Guard,, applied to be der: barged
from prison.
Mr. Reed oppoesd for a milliner in Ragtut-etrest named
Thorned, and for the executors of • Mr. Evans. Mr, Richard
Martin said be appeared for a creditor, but afterwards with-
drew his orposition. Mr. ilargood supported.
The debts and lisbilitiee on the Schedule were 19,6691.,
and of that sum 12,7731. were without conakkration, leaving
the actual debts 6,8861. He bed 1831. owing to him, and
attributed his insolvency to the smelters of the income
allowed biro by his father, the immense sum paid for interest,
diecount, do. There were 122 creditors on the schedule, and
ens debtors. The dasoriptios of residences was • very Lug
snit The debts eommenced in 18e4.

Mr. ii7aciffecT&Tait;oiio; of leaned Catemirleme
to the number of residences where the tnaolvest had lived—
in number 111. Belted never seen such a list before , and In
each at which the Insolvent had left • lasting memento in the
@hale el deb's. Mr. Yvan. was • creditor to a large amount,
and Mrs. Thema had @applied millinery to 801., and bad be
put to some law expenses. This gentleman bad wand, red
about, and bad spent about 60W a part of which mom oat
of his wite's mettiontut. Be had been ten menthe in prison,
and had not thought it prudent to come earlier before the
soviet

Mr. Bergood remarked that the Insolvent had an intend
in two retekmenta , one would be forfeited by the present ap-
plktatioo, but in the other, la which 22,0001. was settled, las
had an interest in surviving his wife. The insolvent had
hoped to have raised money on it to settle with his creditors,
bat he had not done so, and the property had bees gives up
firths banOt of the creditors.. . . . .

Yr. Reed IrOce;tialto—Mythat the insolvent had got rid
of 6001 a year, besides contracting the debts with mom than
100 creditors. There had been great recklessness end *Marva
-
game, end he asked the court whether the answer wee Duel-
dent that he had been ten months in prison.
Y. Thomel, a foreigner, the husband of Km. Thorned,
wee examined es to the debt and expenses of the action. In
1862 the insolvent was married, end the father of the lady
trilled,the wedding drees. In 1863 the debt of MX was
end the ineolvent ordered Idea to get &them for the
lady's maid, which he did, end paid reedy saw, without
any prods on hie amount.
Mr. Bsegood said hie leaned friend bed made his own sad
his (Hr. aergood's) speech, end the omen bad the awe be-
fore it. He was 'Arnim to /apply ere of the eettlementa,
and thought the insolvent was to be
Mr. Commiesioner Murphy orderalts"artrument to file
copies of the settlements, and is that the opposition
should be settled.

The eiTael;i: adjourned, and the insolvent returned to
prim.

ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCB.

HOME ClRCUlT.—Hgarroza, MARCH 4.
Czowir 131D1.—(13dore Mr. Bane Martin.)

Navy Marshall, 30, was indicted for the wilful murder of
ber hint WV.

Taylor precn tr. Mr. Gatos was counsel for the
plow&
Tho unfortanate women was the wife of a miller at King's
Laseeley, and for some time she bad been disordered in her
WOW, end upon one occasion she attempted to destroy
hem& Alm however, got better, and no rtstraint was put
upon bar, and it append Wt ea rhe errs, 111 the ird of
August eke la re bee" toting with ht the &Ili Is quer
lion, whisk was es weft M. Ms was oohed whore she
woe gob& wed she stated that ehe was ping to lases,
sad sotwltliftedied ths raneestaimeas of this pee*
shout her, she prier la basin bat bone. About twelve
o'clock the mos lithe the eaketesate wawa woo lowa
booties to the Greed 'suedes Card, with bar hart
big
co bar bard, cad we. rare out in ea area ouheadel
conditiou, but tins child was quits deed. Whoa oho wee re-
stored she wads • amber of intsbertet otatemssits to the
effect that she could get no nor, that ems ewe was following
her and that she was at With compelbd to walk into the
oink to hie Urea from her purne.
Tina jury found the prisoner Ref Guilty.
Baron rid he understood that the primer was
not qui.s recovered, and he thought the bait thug to be
dons was to °ks he to be at once Ovid in the as of bat
trim& _ _