The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-16 00:00:00

Tilt EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1867.

tido fatelitsente.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 15.

Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice lievill and
Justices Willes, Byles, and Keating.)
FRAY r. owns.

Miss Fray to-day moved for a rule calling upon the de-
fendant's attorney to show cause why he should not be
struck off the rolls for conspiring to deprive her of her
liberty, or why he should not be called upon to answer
the matters stated in the affidavits. She produced two
affidavits. which stated that the writ under which she war
arrested was endorsed to take to satisfy 24/. se. ed. in-
terest, and V. sa. the coats of execution ; and further, that
the attorney, by refusing to take 25/. Lie., which was ten-
dered to him, caused the plaintiff to be kel.t improperly in
prison for several hours.
Mr. Justice Willes said that there were also due 2s. Cal.
for a warrant. and V. 4a. for poundage, making the total
amount a trifle over 271. This being so, a sufficient sum
had Lot been tendered, and no case had been made out
for the interference of the court in the manner prayed.
Even Lamming that the sheriffs' officers had behaved
roughly to the plaintiff, there was no reason why the
court should fix the consequences upon the defendant's
attorney without seeing that he wax a party t., such pro-
ceedings. He thought that they would be doini, great in-
justice if they granted the rule.
The Lord Chief Justice said that be bad not interfered
in this case in consequence of Miss Fray saying the other
day that he ought not to take part in her matters because
he bud been counsel for fourteen years for the Ear! of
%Attend against her. He thought it, however, right to
say openly and publicly that the only feeling induced in
his mind by many years' experience was one of pity and
compassion for Miss Fray ; and he regretted to hear her
the other day say that she was suffering from disease of
the brain.
Miss Fray—Oh, no ; not now.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 1:1.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Om
IN RE R. A. slMllolflis.

The bankrupt was a partner in the firm of Frederick
Goodyear and Co., straw-hat and bonnet warehousemen, of
Old Change. His separate debts amount to .P•,314/, ;
property given up. 600/. ; ditto held by creditors, 3.1,4271.;
doubtful debts, I,oso/. His liabilities on account of the
firm of Goodyear and Co. are of course, those of the firm,
202.16'.V. The bankrupt had been required by the assignees
to tile cash, goods, &c., accounts, and has done so.
Kr. Phelps, for the assignees, asked for an adjournment.
The bankrupt bad had large transactions in oil and other
produce, apart from the business of Goodyear ; and as
this had only recently coins to the knowledge of the orig.
ne!?„ they wished for time to look into the accounts.
. .

Mr. E. Reed, who appeared for the bankrupt, stated
that before his connexion with the firm of Goodyear and
Co. be had acquired a fortune by his mercantile pursuits,
and was living on his own means. He advanced money to
Goodyear and Co. and ultimately became a sleeping
partner. and was now made liable for the whole of their
debts, upwards of 200.0001., on which, however, a dividend
of ss. rid. had been paid.
His Honour directed an adjournment and gave the
assignees liberty to tender requisitions to the bankrupt.

DROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

FRAMER OF soLiciross AND rtr wren rmrricturas TO BR
OBTAINED AT TIER OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR,
COURT Or surrsurrcr. sesiN4Hemearassr.l
BAN iIitUPTII.
FREDERICK BATNHAM, Wormy-greet, WalwOral-toad, dealer
in meal, to surrender Dec. 4, at 11.
WILLIAM GEORGE KITE, Conunerclal-ittreet, Shoreditch, coffee-
house keeper, Nov. IS, at 1.
FRANCIS THOMAS MORLEY, Silver-street, Cheapdde, victualler,
Nov. 15, at I.
JoHN II A rillSoN, Paradise-place, Essesroad, general dealer,
Dec. 2, at It
GE0Rol! 112ZIET (Tugs, Grove-place, BR John's-wood, halt,
dresser's asaistant, Dec. 2, at IL
SIR ROBERT GYLL, knight, Feltkam-bill, Middlesex, Dec. 2, ant.
CHABLIS SORB BISHOP, Lower Tooting, carpenter, Dec.!, at 12.
Duse JAMES WILcoX, Bitterne, Hants, baker, Dec. 2, at I.
Jayrs lICERAOM Ounbridge. builder, Dec. 2, at 1.
JAMES WATT WEAL; High Holborn, bookseller, Dec. 2, at 1.
GEORGE ekoWSO)I Baring-street, New North-road, hay dealer,

Dec. 4, at 11.
EDWARD MEADV. Leigh, near Tunbridge fanner. Dec. 4, at it
JAMES YOUNG, Itellmal•green-road. late victualler, Dec. 4, at 11
JAMES Etsr, Hammersmith, and Newgate-market. butcher,
Dec. 4, at It
WILLIAM lIANBERT JONES, 33. George's-reed, Pinillet., and Field-
court, Oray's Inn, conveyancer, Nov. 28, at 11.
lIENUT BELLEIGHAM, John's-terrace,Commercial.road, Old Kent-
road, grocer, Nov. 2s, at It
AnCtunatt, McbocuALL, Fleet-etreet, clerk In the Admiralty,
Somerset house, Nov. Ski, at I.
Gunton Wittman Wntra,Chriap-street, Poplar, baker,Dec.S,atll.
.IoH3 MAMIE, Upper Whitecnes-street, butcher, Dec. 3, at 11.
JA E 3 BRETT Ilursh-side, Lower Edmonton, general dealer,

Dec. 3, at 11.. •
NICHOLAS PANDELIS Factual, Rood-lane, merchant, Dec.kat IL
TIMMAS GRANT, Billericay, Essex, schoolmaster, Dec. 3, at 1?.
.lon Oxford, bookseller's !assistant, Dee. 3, at I.
LLIWELLYN Hcaeas, illet.street, Camdeu-town, licensed vic-
tualler. Dec. 3, at 1.
KIiLL; Craven-street, Strand, general mer-
chant, Dec. 3, at 1.
WILLIAM HENRY HILL, Actern, Middlesex, milkman, Dec. 3, at 1.
r,-E lainusirrow, Old Windsor, Barka, farm bailiff, Ike. 3, at 2.
CIIaRLEI WARD, Haymarket. publican's cellarman, N0v.37, at I.
iii.usuG,Pvn and EBINIZIER WEsTDMSNLY, Camberwell-

talion, Pre. 4, 1111.
SHERRIFI OKAY Itheldol. terrace, Islington, shipping

agent, Nov. 27, at It
L tsar FIt:p4CI.4.BARTON, Bath-street, Tabernacle-square, tripe

dreamt ;N,;l.27rie 1.
TWOWLS BANNISTait, Lisionfrove, win worker, Nov.

27, at 2. — .
GZOROZ BACADIRA, West Tided, Banta. farmer, Nov. 27, at it
FILNILY CoLIMAs. Burough.market, Southwark, and Nelson-
street, Bermondsey, potato salesman, Nov. V. at t.
MART LLIZA BIRTIIAX 110LLOWAT, Malin, Middlesex, spinster,

Nov. 27, at 2. .
Groant RAM, Rlckmansworth. Herta, builder, Dec. 4, at 12.
CHARLES HoDSON, East-end, klachley, Journeyman toolmaker,
Dec. 4, at 1.
Taunts Satinet, Horsley, Hampshire. farmer, Dec. 4, at 1.
GEORGE ALFRiD Bettnon.ise, MIL, Bow-cottages, Stockwell,
straw hat manufaettuer, Deo. S. al
WILLIAM (Xx,r2LPltfleld.street,lioston, coke dealer, Dec. •, at 2.
JANES PALMER and OZORGL HODOcilisoN, Aston and Sutton
Coldflehl. Warwickshire, edge tool manufactm, Nov. 27, at 12.
RICHARD WHITEHoosE, Jolla WH/17.110usR, and Howl WHlTE-
HGRER,Westbromplch and Stnethwick. tronmasters,Dec.o,at IS.
RESJAMIR STORM., illakenall,Stafordsh.,butcter, Nov. 29, at it
JOsErli keroli. Nottingham, iron founder, Nov. 2e, at 11.
GEoRGI Wank's, Cardlß general dealer, Nov. 27, at 11.
HENRY 11110PHILVS.PHIITES, hanwell, domersetahlre, inn-

keeper, Nov. 26, at 11.
JoIIN hconits, Llandewl, Radnorshire, ahopkeeper,Nov.27, alit.
JOHN SMITH, Tiverton, yeoman, Nov. 26, at 11.
WILLIAM TrioNas PLACE, Wakefield, chemist, Nov. 25, at 11.
Kn. B,hppleby,Yorkshire,stonemoson, Nov. 25, at 11.
HENRY SAUL York, licensed victualler, Nov. 22, at 11.
WILLIAM lllRST,lleckniondHlke,turkAhlre,earpet manufacturer,
Nov 25, at 11.
PATRICK .AITCHISOM, Sheffield, beam founder, Dec. 4, at U. '
THGMAS WRIGHT, Chester, fanner, Nov. 22, at 11.
Eismciu. 011 EH, Cilimryn klawr.Denbighliare,fanner,Nov.27,4l2.
ELLEN CLA UK B,Aberuele,Denblubshire,hotel keeper, 27,at11.
WILLIAM Wititsits,rlarston, Lancashire, plumber, Nov. 28, at 11.
RICHARD JKP7KYIII, jun., Birkenhead, artist's colounuan, Nov.

29, at 11.
FREDERICK MATALL and ARTHUR WAIT!, Manchester, mlll-
wiighte, Nov. SS at 11
ISAAC JOll3 SWAN, Newcastle.upon-Tre,ship broker,Norlea2. t 1
ADOLPH Blshopwearmouth, wellar, Nov. 20, at it.
EDWIN BLACZBURX, Dewsbury, handler, Nov. 28, at 4.
lIIIIJAMni Jou isms, Batley Yorkshire, clocktuaker,Nov.26, at S.
PAUL Wens, Aldershot Camp, Cook at the ulacers' mess, 61th
Foot, Nov. 27, at 12.
WILLIAM HAMBRIDOI, Aldershot, tailor, Nor. 27, at 12.
WHIRR/MIMI IusTZR SUITABV, Leicester, late licensed ric•
'nailer. Dec. 7, at 10.
&KWH DAVIS, Wasthromvich, shoemaker, Nov. 15, at 11.
ALFRED RIME, Heading, comimsitor, Nov. 60. at 10.
DENJAMIN AIIyDLITT, Powick. Worcestenhire, butcher. Nor. 26,
• "

at 11.
WILLIAM JIMMY, Wolverhampton, licensed victualler, Nov.
25, at U.
WlLLlAVEDVlDlTlULL,MarketDeeping,spieemerchnt.,Dec 4,5t12.
Josue,. Wu:ragtag, Newark-upon-Trent, pot dealer, Dec. 4, at 12.
MATILDA SMITH, Gloucester, Innkeeper, Nov. 27, at 12.
Enwig Twisted!, greengrocer, Dec. 7, at 11.
Jostrii TAYLOR., Birmingham, metal dealer, Dec. 12, at DI.
THOMAS WHITLET PENTZODET, Kingskerswell, Devonshire, honk
canvasser, Nov. 16, at 11.
JAXES GILLAID POPE. Barton,Devonshire, labourer,Nov.26,at 11.
JOaltPli COWIN, iiheMeld, table knife manufacturer, Nov. 28, at 1.
JAMS CHADDIIRTON DRIMIWATII, Lower Broughton, Lanca-
shire, bonkkesper, Nov. 90, at D.
Glob! Witte, Ardwick, Manchester, milliner, Dec. 3, at Ili.
Joule CnEseilLL, Openahaw, Lancashire, gnver, Dec. 2, at 14.
BENJAMIN SWAN, Fulakaw, Cheshire, late commission agent,

Dec. 2, at 11.
SAxon Critaisr, Clay Cross. Derbyshire, tailor, Dec. 3, at 11.
RICHARD PAIUMR, Preston, tin plate worker. Nov. 30, at 10.
PHILIP PAINR, Tackle]] Oxfordshire, grocer, Nov. 10, at 10.
THOMAS JACKSON, Bigton, shopkeeper, Nov. 27, at 11
snail= Cgomi, Bolton, machine glass manufacturer Nov. 27,
at 10.
THOMAS EMIVMDION, Bolton, furnace man. Nov. 48, at 10.
Gtxmon WHITE, nobs's), Cambe tea dealer, Nov. 30, at 10.
Joann MILLS, Hillifeld, Warwicks., watch maker, Nov. 10, at 3.
JOllll CRAVEN, Old Accrington. labourer, Nov. 28, at 3.
MATTHEW WAKE, Middlesbrough, stonemason, Nov. 2., at 111.
FitSwas COATIS Mockton-on.Tees, journeyman blacksmith,

Nov. 47, at 11.
Thomas lamas, Modomaley-lane, Durham, Decimate keeper,

Witmatt ASHUIDOE, Crosby, Westmoreland, butcher. Nov. 17,

at 1:.
HARRISON Sutra, Moriand, Westmoreland, husbandman, Nor.

27, at 11.
W1N9003111/t, Renton, Somerset, butcher, Nov.3o,at it
0201.01 EDI and N ILLIau PLaelY, Brighton, builders, Dec.

Y, at 11. -•
Janas bona, Aberdare, Olamorgansh. , town crier, Nov. 25,at 11.
THOILS./11,41,13, Abersamm Obunorpaishire, lime burner, Nor.

26, at 11.
WILLIAM 111111PHJUIT, Llanvabon, Gl6ruorgautphlre, corner, Nor.

27. at 11.
CH•RLIS PINCH, Ywst Orinsteed, Sasser, farrier, NOT. 28, at 11.
WILLIAM Winimmount, Carrington, Nottinghamshire, jounicy-
man printer, Nov. 27, at H.
GZono2 11.3rrue„ Siddulol, Staffords labourer, Nov. 23, at U.
lisrr,2 ROBERTS, Liverpool, dealer In glass, Nov. 25, at 9.
JO9F1•11 WOOD, Wtittle, Essex, wheelwright, Nov. 120, at 11.
WH.Lumßomorrs,Portrundoc,Carnarvonsh malnter.Nov.29,stl2.
30H/IPALPRZY, Plymouth, greengrocer. Nor. 27, at 11.
JOHN Mokais, Dledlfa, Radnorshire. farmer, N0v.28, at It
&CHART PHILIP Emintivon, (treat Yarmouth, lodging-house
keeper. Nov. 22, at 12.
WiLLLtit IVOODRoosi, Fulford,Yorkshtre, labonrer,Nov.23,ntll.
Many DRIGHTON, York, lodging-house keeper, Nov. 23, at 11.
THOILAA CLAW, Faddism, Norfolk, boot maket,NO2.2o,at 10.

DANK RUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Nov. g. Dag= EVANS, Liverpool, estate 'gent
Nov. 12 THOMAS WTINTI, Wonlock-road, eity-road, carman.
Nov. 14. WILLIAM JAIL® HANPOOOD, Dagenham, LOW; grocer.

and A. Arkell, Hastings, ironmongers—A. Dumailay and J. Rey-
nolds, etti.kflebt. :Sussex, atatiosers—M. B. A►drey, S. Beckett,
and W. 'Smith, Manchester. spindle makers-0. Robinson and J.
.T. Smith, M salsich. drapera—J. /X evroham and F. A. Piper,
Morley, Siirrei, Menem—T. Finch and J. Jr. ks..n, Manchester,
leather dealers—,yroun and Alexander laerbice, merchants.

1100TCH B.I2OIII2IIATIONS.
Jogs BRAITII, High Xelton„ Diulibieuhlre, farmer, Nov. 25, at
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the King's Arms I lnn, Dumfries.--^
THOMAS Sinnott, Strontian, Argylesbire, general merchant,
Nor. 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
THoHAS Moan's!, Veddinch, Flfeshlre, farmer, Nov. El, at the
Cross Keys Hotel, Bt. Andrews.
ILLiSit LIND, Ediribinh and Causewayetul, grocer, Nov. 19, at
1.).m and Turnbull's Rooms, Edinburgh.
KENNETH MACLYSNAII, Portglahomack, Boss-shire, Innkeeper,
Nov. :S, at the Royal Hotel, TaM
WILLIIII 2.71001., Buckle, Banffshire, merchant, Nor. n, at the
Law Library of Solicitors, Bang.