The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-24 00:00:00

DOUBT OF BANYRUPTCT.—Dze. 23.

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TM haahrept carried on the Hiag•s Rea, High-attest,
Bramels, gad was a fruit saisman in the Borough Market
In die sernisate whisk mek glees *day there was no
VialiAblgt. gift tM sesigems, stated that although the
menet. peeparen bp Maisers. Peel sad Tarter showed oily
6001. male sadmi ablUtin anagenting to nearly 2,0001,
the seelposs kad loslngeted him that they had no complaint
spiel IN bankrupt, who had exerted himself to the
mama Y 1112.01, area mistimes to the estate, sad they
wen wells that he should receive ea immediate mood
clam mrdisees.
His Beam having heard that there was no creditor to
*ppm, greeted sa immediate mead class certificate.

BRISTOL COURT OF
13 030107 WOlllll 10111

TM bankrupt appeareeryesterday epos his adjourned
last eseninatioic The balease-sheet, which is very casual-
sous anberase a period of era peen and fne months, does-
Taialiai ow iits lit of Jesuitry, 1830. The usserared debts
of mullion amount to 39,3211. 18s. U. Messrs. Wilkie.
sad Co.. brakes*, of Brews, are andiron, partly secured
fin 12,0081.10 e. 24., and there are creditors wholly mend
for 9831. Bs. The liabilitM ow overdue bills of' eaelnage
sad preadmory notes is the hoods of Kasen. Wilhite and
Co., sone of whisk have bras partly sad others wholly paid
sides the baskreptey, are stated at 3,5001. 18.. 41. The
capital, assist* of book debts sad property, Is set out at
31,3321. 9.. 64 , but egoista the an debts owieg by the
baskrept at the earn dates, vie., January 1, 18$0, whir&
mounted to 32,8841. le. 61. The was profits are
4,0081. 3s. 9d., ten trade impasses 7321. 13s. 6d.,
end with other item anousting to 4311. 45., making •
Mal el 3,7661. 14.. 3d. The Imes ea bad sod doubtful
drab mount to the Mee sun of 37,2891. 10.. 31., lees
1,4881, estimated to be 'rallied from the doubtful debts,
hulks a slug of 4131. 17s. 4d., sounded in alterations,
1190181005. end »pain of property. The private mums of
the larkrept, wife. two moss, sad three saves* ere
UM Oa. 2d., es Mi. per assore. The area meld of
debts esadderodre:d. tint. h. ltd.; disbeld red bed,
rolimeeed so VAL ; hie hoseehelit end 'See falai-
Um lOU 1 ; smadey ether property, NU; cub
ea bded lathe ehasesser, lit 12e.44.;- toll, 11,4741. Cd.
The property held by araiters who ere partly snared is of
the vales of 2,2001 ditto held by creditors wholly swayed,
1,00 W.; ezeepted ankles, 201. Mr. Amuse, the tilleial
assigne, in his report on the belansseheet, seedbed the
baskroptey to the bad debts, end said the bankrupt had
reunited every eseletases. The last szenstratioa was with
the sonunt of the bukrapt adjourned for six week., to give
tine for amoebae( eons trot and executor somata la
which the beakrapt bad be.. eoseersed.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME =curt—Lawn, Di.o. 23.

Charles Headrick, 18, riewribed as a patient's, was
indicted for isiesiouly cutting and weasding Julia Payae
Bleedsll, with latest to de kir grievous bodily hats.
Mi. Mara oradueled the proroestiso, ilerjeaat Hansa-
Mae attended spraially, with Mr. Jalapa sad Mr. Creasy,
ea behalf ad the pleases.
Ti. learned counsel for lb. promulgation, la opening the
ease to the jury, said that the they were shoat le
maw tato was ass of • awnwerbaii saweasi and eatraor-
Maim sad at the swim ilkbeislag 'Wettee
pelmet was a rams loaa ostapalag • polities r.
Th
la hie
maw the higher elad ha was *aged ale the very
mks. abase of setly was • pow wens&
mad Iffealeff. at WOW. to dill Mt grieves*
Web bars. He said Awewalla he se Bashi that the
adman W elehhed the pcosswalein awl be believed slat
the way twists the jury woad Imo to amehter la the
malt would be twilit whet latest the set we Whined The
Lama enamel the pmeeteded M &all the had. of the
are, red the fallevies relieves ~.waged :

Chubs Henry Harvey, a Brighton polls, eonstablo, said— ;
I wag on duty fa Ch t, /righted, about sae o'clock
ea th• =crabs of the 17th Destuaber, sad I saw the prim ,
moan use out of the Volaste,/ pubils helm. He addressed I
no, mid said, " Holloa, old boy, I ssa —if I doet Meow I
yea." I said perhaps he did. He this said he had beta to
the Criss, sad if he bad Haight, the keeper of the Cseioo, 4
there, he would slab hie to lie boort. While be wassaylog
this Le appeared to be in this act of oposiog a knife and I
said to Ina, " Neastase, you Rut be joking," aid took
the tails sway Irma hiss sad shut it, sad gave it hits
beck main, sad told his to put it la his poeket sad go
home. The prisoner then tarried round, sad, I believe, he
°paged bit halts gala, at the sane Use toying that be would
marry Mises, sad be would stab say one as nu who toter. :
breed with him. I was stoat to take the knife Iron
him, bat before I ovoid do to he made a stab at tito
proseestriz, who was standing "Ices by. At the lase he did
so he nude au of a foal expresboa te her sad said,
" Hellos, old girl, I Wait I lusty you," sad she rsplied,
" I don't hour yon, air." The prisoner then said to her,
" How would you like this ?" sad nada a throat at her
'roll; sad in a soiniate or so aitarwards We proseeutriz
said that she was hurt, and put her hands wider her dress,
sad whin the withdrew them I saw they wires covered with
blood. I thus took the knife from tee prisoner, sad told
him that he taut go with me to the Tows-ball, apes the
"beep of wounding the prosecutriz, sad he said that ha was I
• to wronapsay see. He had beta drinking, bat
Gould talk yen well, and seesaw to know what he was shoot.
The prossunatrix appeared to be eery slab butt, sad
issued to walk with pest dilkhlty, and whim ski bad
goat a shut distaste I sod another timetable carried buts
the Tower-ball, when the chirp was teem against the
prisoner. He did sot at say time impress repot for what
be bad dose.
The ',astable than produced the Mello with which the
injury was falieted. It was a very dsngerous Teapot,
Moped like • digit', sad whoa opined was secured by a
@WM
Croes-essalaed—Thei primmer appeared to bis perfectly
thumbnut/visa at what had second. As we weregolag to
the statke-bosse dm prisoner tideland that his was •
draskard sad • blesliguard.
By the Conn—The primate stabbed at the trainable;
with out. violence, and slur he had billeted the blow he
made • step baakwud and then stood perfectly still, ap-
pertain Whist at tho prouestris.
Julia Payne Blundell, the prweestriz, said—l was stied-
log st the corona Church street oa the uourieg la outs-
boa, whoa I oturviid the prisoner and the policemen apts.
ready talking together. The prisoner was as ',tire
stranger to sae, end I do sot thi k I bad ens sera bias
before. The prisoser addressed Ise, sad said be thought
lit hour is., sad I told bits I did not know bite. I sto-
rmed that the primmer at Ibis time had • knife is his heed,
nabs moo op to so sag said, "Hew would you like