The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-03 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

BiNKRUPTIL
ZILPAH HUGHMS, Rh=dna, hetilekell2eF, to gareemder
Oct. 16_, at 1.
GEORGE LUCAS, Richmond, Surrey, MIZTILE, Oct 10, it 12.
HENRY OLIVES RCM Saffron. Walden. That; Wlte2l=22 21176
geou, Oct. 16, at 12.
Geneoll NEWBERRY, South Norwood, bookseller, Oct. ,at It
ONGEORGEATICHIS, Bishop's-terrace, Stoke Newington -p 16een, clerk
to a navy agent Oct 16, at 1.
JII DA JcLies, Mount-row, Kest-road, Bboreditch; paperhanger,
Oct, 16, at L
Rose= ALOTSITS WORMAN, Allred-street, Bedford-Kim" erns*
merchant, Oct. 16, at 1.
CHABLIS BERRY TOMES, jnn., Past-rand, iff. John's-wood,
attorney, Oct. 16, at 12.
WILLIAM Jnlswle. Oundle. Northemptooshire, late Wined
victualler, Oct. 16, at 1.
HENRY WOOD, Kingrainf_ ord Staffordaldee, chemist, Oct. 15, alit
JAMES SLIM. Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, nail Ironmonger,
Oct. 12, at 12.
Otmese HERBERT, Nottingham, lacemanntecturer,oot. 16. at 11.
SAMUEL Taotlema, Bristol, commission merchant, Oct 19, at 11.
WILLIAM HARFORD GLOVES PHELPS, Burnham, Somenetehire,
doctor of medicine, Oct. 19, at 11.
WILLIAM HARRIS, Horneld, Gloucester"`
twelve Oct. 12, at 11.
JoSEPH ROBERTS, Carmarthen, draper, Oct. 12, at 11.
Joss SHILLABIR, Unkinhorne, Cornwall, fanner, Oct 15, at 1.
ROBERT Torso, Lincoln, builder. Oct. 17, at 12.
THOMAS LAW BLYT__,H Maker, Durham, victualler, Oct. 17, at II
RAMER? SADLER, lliindswerth, and Birmingham, commission
agent, Oct. 12, at 10.
ANDREW JONES, Birmin ham, journeymen 'ohne, Oct 12, at 10.
JOHN BEAUMONT, Pen., , carpenter, Oct. 12, at 10.
GEORGE WILLIAM DAVnon, Birmingham, jeweller, Oct. 12, at 10.
CARL OTTO LUDWIG LETSER, Haudswarth, Staffordahlre, mer-
chant, Oct. 12, at 10.
SAMUEL CHARLES BARLOW and WILLIAM BESET BADWW,
Strangeways, near Salford, provision dealers, Oct. 13. at 94.
EDWARD BICCLIT, Halm., leocmhire, journeyman Forman but.
ton maker, Oct. lE at 94.
EDWARD BitooKs,East Grinstead, Sasser bricklayer,Oet.l6, at llf
HENRY OPIATES, Hook-com Man, Worcestershire, market pr-
darer, Oct. 15, at 12.
WILLIAM Hoerr Huddersfield, waste dealer, Oct. lb, at 10.
Joan DAVEY, Tiverton, butcher, Oct. 12, at 11.
ALFRED GOODRTZ, Landport,Hante,commissn. agent,Oct.l2,at 11.
JOBS QUAYLI, Abiiondbury, Yorkshire, am-nom sawyer,
Oct. 15, at 10.
ThotJAYIN Slow, Sheffield, silversmith, Oct. 4, at 1.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Hubne, Lancashire, beerseller,Oct. 211. at 91.
WILLIAM CRAMPTON, mawybparay. troltjseent. Oct. 23 ,it
JAMBS PAULL, Kenwyn, Cornwall, &,watiMier, Oct. IN, atiC
THOMAS DUNN, Willington, Durham, tailor, Oct. 13, at 11.
Incomes STAFVORD, Sieben, Warwickshire, butcher, Oct. 16, a 8.
JAMIII SMITH, Oolchener, grocer, Oct 13, at 111.
EBERERER WIBBY, Bristol, clothier's cutter, OM. 19, at 12.
WILLIAM BRYAN, Nottingham, ginger beer dealer Oct. 24, at 11.
JAMES HARLIN KEMP, Devonport, laeerseller, Oct 16, at 11.
WILLIAM WAKEHAN, Cakhema End, Klddernalnater, market pr.
decor. Oct. 2D, at 11.
THOMAS FORD, Bradford, cabinet maker, Oct. 12, au 9f.
Jinni ALlXaore, IStretiord, Laocsahlre, surgeo's ambient,
Oct. 13, at fre
Krum PHILLIPS, Illingworth, Yorkshire, painter, Oct. 19, at 10.
JOllll HESLOP, Osbaldwick, Yorkshire, joiner, Oct. 13, at 11.
LAST RIA.MINATIONIL
Nov. 15. J. 'Neaten, jun., Falcon-road, Battersea, contractor-
Nov. 15. Mary Ann Pole, South Andley-street, boarding-house
keeper-Nov. 15. J. C. Woollen, Holloway-road, tobacconist-
Nov. 15. C. A. Ilanm Bear-street, Leicester-genre, commercial
clerk-Nov. 15. T. Wilson, St. George's-road, Holloway, licensed
victualler-Nov. 15. J. W. Brock, Upper iheyiebone-street, and
Upper John-street, Fitzropequare, grocer-Nov. lb. H. Stroud,
Ceukham, Berkshire, late builder-Nov. 15. R. Forman, Camp-
den-hill-road, Kensington, late coal master-Nov. 15. J. Crow-
burst, jun., Pullsorough, Sussex, stationer-Nov. 16. F. Hirsch-
feld, Cannon-street, city, and Paris, merchant-Nov. 13. E.
Seward, Kiug,,clere, Hampshire, innkeeper-Nov. 13. H. Thomp-
Farehani, Hampshire, general merchant-Nov. 13.
J. 8.
Boyce, Three Tuns-passage, Newgateetreet, and Offord-road,
Barusbury, meat salesman-Nov. 13. T. Gibson, lenchureb-
street, merchant-Nov. 13. J. Prior St. John's-road, Honor and
List-road, Pity-road, upholsterer-Nov. is. W. J. Lapel and H.
Capel, Broadstreet, Lambeth, general smiths-Nev. 13- J. '-
Armstrong, Mount-street, Grogyeoorequare, fishmonger-Nov.
13. .7. A. Santuliano, Regent-street, tailor-Nov. 13. R. Gold-
stine, West-street, Guldnesquare, piece broker-Nov. 13. J. Bur-
ton, Prioe's-yard. Caledoulaseroad, general smith-Nov. I& F.
Eaton, Walcot-square, Kenuington-road, general-shop keeper-
Nov. Chitty, Frederick-pleae, kille-end-road, railway porter
-Nov. 9. G. F. Halton, Luton, Bedfordshire, architect-Nov. 9.
J. 0 Lunn, Nelson-terrace, Bermondsey, manufacturer of water-
proof clothing-Nov. 9. W. Crack, Broadway, Middlesex, pork
butcher-Nov. 9. D. Miller, Murray-etreet, Heaton, Leghorn
presser-Oct 19. W. Strange and R. Wood, the Grove, Wood-
green, refreshment room keepers-Oct. 26. IL Muter, Upper
Eau Smithfield, shipping grocer-Nov. 9. W. Lonsdale, Kenaps-
ford -road, Kenuington.lane, warehouseman-Nov. 15. J. Bapley,
Eastbourne. Susses, builder-Nov. 20. W. T. Hemming, Went-
worth-street, Whitechapel, export oil merchant-Nov. 20. M.
Culpin, Stevenage. Hertfordshire, currier-Nov. 20. 8. L. Saw-
yer, Hastings-street, Burteu-crescont, artificial florist-Nov. 20.
11. P. Ford, Montpelier-square, Brompton, dairyman-Nov. 20.
J. 0. Miller, camden-grove, Camberwell, corrosion higent-
Nov. 22. W. T. Tallman, Hiehent, Kent, farmer-Nov. Ti. D. E.
II c.se, Ludgate-hill, general dealer-Nov. 22. J. IL Hamblen,
Tanstock-terrace, Paddington, and St. Bents-place, Once-
church-street, wine merchant-Nov. 22. 5 !Mice, Plaistow,
Essex, publicau-Nov. U. J. B. Wheeler, Richmond, boot-
maker-Nov. 27. Elizabeth (ermine, Ruchampton-street, West-
minster, grocer-Nov. 27. C. Fitzwater, Addisem terrace, Notting-
Mil, builder-Nov. 27. S. W. K. Freeman, Beaufort-headings,
Strand, yacht agent-Nov. 27. T. Reynolds, Southgate, Middle-
sex, grocer-Nov. 27. R. Steers and F. H. Forshall Hatcham,
Surrey, merchants-Nov. 27. J. T. Ward, Queen street, Pimlico,
glass merchant-Nov. 27. H. D. rainser, Choumert-road, Peck-
ham, clerk in coast-guard service-Nov. 27. J. E. Richards, Lime-
house.causeway. draper-Nov. 27. J. 0. Minter, Christchurch,
Hampshire, sheep dealer-Nov. 80. J. Arne'el, Oak-terrace,
Kennington, law clerk-Nov. 30. 8. M. Gammage, Ham teed,
painter-Nov. 90. H. W. Wright, jan., Feathersto ng".
barrister-Nov. PI J. Rudland, Cromwell-place, Put-
ney, linker-Nov. 29. W. Dell, Linslaar, Buckhigharnshire, inn-
keeper- Nov. 27. W. L. Davis, Hastings, corn merchant-Nov.
27. R. E. l'arsons, Whlttlehury-street, Easton-square, cab pro-
prietor-Nov. 27. J. Middleton and F. Copley, Castle-street, Fins-
bury, pianoforte manufacturers-Nov. 27. W. A. Andoe, Norfolk-
square Hotel, Ididdlesex, clerk in the paymaster-general's office
-Nov. 27. G. Ilene, Edward's-terrace, Bermondsey, builder-
Nov. 27. J. Corby, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire,
builder--Nov. 20. R. F. Stuidon, London-wall, and Unicorn-
yard, Southwark, builder-Nov. 20. G. Dell,. eCurrie-street, Nine
Elms, grocer-Nov. 20. E. A. Beetnn, Bow-lane, Cheapside, ware-
houseman-Nov. be A. Watts, High-street, Deptford, tailor-
-Nov. 20. M. Payne, Thrapstone, Northamptonshire,
engineer - Nov. 20. J. Pettey. Dover, greengrocer-
Nov. 20. T. Smith, Ilswnes, Bedfordshire, beerseller-
Nev. 20. J. Roberts, Neville-terrace, lioruseyeuad, dairyman-
Nov. 90. U.O Curling, Porchesterterrace, Middlesex, attorney
-Nor. 29. 11. W. Royce, Luffenbam, Itetlandshire, miller-Nov.
10. 0. Wood, Tenisonatrmt, York-road, carpenter-Nov. 16. W.
Wyman, jun., Westomterram, Stoke Newington, upholsterer-
Nor. Pi. W. Copsey and W. F. Cepsey, Rumford, Essex, cabinet
niateri-Nov. 19. J. Riley, Liverpool-street, K CTOMI, clerk-
Nov 16. F. Asbury, Ecieubridge, Keut, grocer-Nov. 16. W. K.
Virginia Water, Surrey. carpenter-Nov. Hi C. O'Neill,
sen., Church-street, Lambeth, chandler's-shop keeper-Nov. 16.
J. Holland, Potter's Bar, Middlesex. grocer-Nov. 16. M. V. Gret-
ton, Southampton, clerk to an insurance agent-Nov. 16. W.
Itauckharo, Russell-place, Blackwell, journeyman shipwright-
Nov. 161 W. Hardy, Saudown. Isle of Wight, carpenter-Nov. 16.
G. L. !tither, Bashiestoke, Hants, silversmith-Nov. 16. D. Mar-
tin, Plumstead, Kent, carman-Nov. 16. S. Weissman, Usher-
road, North Dow, merchant-Nov. 15. W. Hope Stratford New-
town, Essex, licensed victualler-Nov. 15. R. C. Smith, Harmmd-
street, Camden-town. butcher-N0v.15. C. Penningroth, Math-
cote-street. Ifecklenbargh-simare, agent-Nov. 30. P. Palmer,
Wilson-street, Finsbury, merchant's clerk-Nov. 30. R. J. Clarke,
Lee, Kent, commercial clerk-Nov. SO. E. liaxell, Ipswich, com-
mission agent-Nov. 80. W. H. Hammer, VorProsid, Bermondsey,
cnrpeuter-Nov. 30. C. Croxton, Arundel-seuare,lslington, clerk--
Nov. 50. T. Flack, Tottenham-Nov. 30. R. Wells, Deptford,
freeman of meths in Deptford Duckyard-Nov. 30. J. Pritchard,
Deptford, journeyman plumber--Oct. 30. S. Dix, Merthyr Tydfil,
fruiterer-Oct. 22. J. Lewis, Carmarthen, painter-Oct. 20. E.
Sneed, Burnham, Somersetahlre, innkeeper-Nov. 15. J. Smith,
lielstone, Cornwall, hawker-Nov. 15. T. Jones, Stoke Client-
land, Cornwall, miller-Nov. 15. T. Kinsman, St Austell, Corn-
wall, auctioneer-Oct. 17. J. Hancock, Liverpool, muter mariner
-Oct. 29. J. Evans, Bromwrove, Worcestershire, leather seller
-Oct. Is J. Debbage, Waltham, Norfolk, marahinan-Nov. I. J.
ALLEGED CONFEDERATE SHIPS.-In tho Court of Higgins, Huddersfield, gentleman's servant-Nov. 1. W. Mellor,
Shelle)), Yorkshire, farmer-Nov. 1. G. Lodge. Almondbury,
Admiralty yesterday, before Dr. Luxhington, the aeizure
Yorkshire, tavern servant-Oct. 15. E. Harding, Great Malvern
of alleged Confederate ships was again the subject of pro- worcestershirc, fly pmprietor-Oct. 12. P Gallagher, Liverpool;
ceedings. The case relates to seven vessels-viz., the gromr--Oct. le. H. Curkey. Liverpool, assistant to a provision
Penguin, Owl, Lark, Wasp, Badger, Fox, atal Ariel-al- dealer-Oct. 20. W. Hartley, Southport, Lancashire, milliner-
leged to be Confederate ships. An application was made theta 25. H. Philips, Hulme, Lancashire, commission agent-Nov.
to the learned judge at chambers on the 4th of September 6. T. C. 11111, Lincoln, beer retailer-Nov. 6. W. Wells, Lincoln,
carpenter-Oct. 11. Prince, Burdens, !Staffordshire, labourer
for the release of these vessels, which had been seized by
-OA. 10. A. Turner, Ilauley, Staffordshire, late beerseller-Oct.
the United States of America as the property of that go- 11. J. Evans, Burden. Staffordshire. potter-Oct. 11. 8. Chappel,
vernment, and were now detained wit the juriadiction burslem, late beerseller-Oct. 26. I. Bacon, Shenlield, Loser
of ,this court, having been, as it was alleged, purchased plumber-Oct. 17. J. Steer, Charlton, near Dover, carpenter-
with Confederate money during the late war. The vessels Oct. Le N. Carthidge, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
are the property of a merchant named Prioleau, and DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
are stated to be worth 150,0001. On the List JattnrA 80/7011, Po. Kingewinford, Staffordshire, Iron.
occasion the court decided that a written order or authority founder-2nd dividend' of 229-nod., may Thursday, at Kin-
near's, BirminiMain.
from Mr. Adams, the United States Minister, or the con- ELmAntril HAYWARD, Hereford, widow-let dividend of Sand..
subgenera], must be received by the court before the case any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
could proceed, and that if the case went on, the court JOHN PUBEtiv, Birmingham, umbrella manufacturer-nth MM-
would require an appearance to be entered to enable the dead of 7 7-32 d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
court to give damages and costs if necessary. An order RICHARD LANGFORD. Birmingham, cabinet maker-tat dividend
was thereupon accordingly drawn up in the registry office of 3s. 1045., any Thursday. at K innear's, Birmingham.
to the effect that counsel having been heard before the 3.
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ufadurer-Oct
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judge at chambers, he had directed an order to R. U. Biddies and James Biddies,.
be made on the minister, or consul-general, to file Leicester, wla;leaale boot utauutucturers-Oct. 19. J. T. Dingle,
their petition within a fortnight for the prose- North Hill, Cornwall, butcher-Oct. 16. J. Hancock, Childer
cution of the causes, and further time was then allowed. I Thornton, Cheshire, butcher-Oct. 11. J. liVough, Ilindley.
These prolimmarin having been complied with as regards lemeashire, factory overlooker.
the last four vessels, the MIMS came on for hearing this PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
morning-es respects the first three of these vessels, as to J. Barnard and O. W. Barnard, York-road, Lambeth, attornw.
-T. Clark and 11. Hardwick, Wakefield. Yorkshire, Joiners-
. damages and costs, the order of the court not having been Best and R. Freeman, Blackheath-hill, Keut, carriage builders-
complied with ; and as respects the remaining four, that Edith Bleeders and Anne Bleaden, Caine Wiltshire, bakers-W.
they should be released. Mr. Milward, Q.C. Mr. Butt, Gregory, W. O. Gregory. I. Gregory, and H. Gregory,
and Mr. Benjamin appeared for the owner of 'the vessels, ham, lace mumfacturers, so far as regards W.
J.
and Mr. Vernon Lushington for the United States Govern- ChalTilltdon. T. Lharringical
.JUnf.r.•
sa regardalt" Daleban.
meat. After hearing counsel Dr. Lushington adjourned Seneca, Ratcliffe,
B.
I Surtees-J. Alcoek and W. Young, Salford, stay manufacturers
the motions till the first day of next term. In the mean-
-A. Taylor and G. Nukes, Blackfriars.road, drapers-J. Gibbs
time the United States Government to give bail to answer I and C. Canning, Tamworth, fire brick manufacturers-0. H.
any costs and damages in such amount as the registrar ; Clarke su;d J. Clarke, Princes-street, Drury-lane, dairymen-
rimy consider right, and no counsel to be heard on behalf LK. Lever and R. Vibitaker, Barley, Lancashire, cotton spin-
of the United States Government until such conditions ners-A. W. Difsby and 0. Atherton, Chancery-lane, printers--
have been complied with. T. Cowley and J.J. Gunn. Gloucester, sack contractors -J. Judd
I
and H. A. Glass, St. Andrew's-hill, City, printers-F. H. Daniel,
NOTTINGHAM GREAT OCTOBER FAIR.-Thin great . G. Colvin, and T. W. Ovum Great Tower-street, City, colonial
annual fair, generally known as "Goose Fair," commenced . brokers-G. H. Forster and W. Gibso==itlitters-J.
yesterday, and was proclaimed for eight days, according to Gray and S. Davis, Loughborough, Lei
-I. Howard and R. Madgete Perseverance Nl=3rtainr'
ancient custom. The fair presented a very bare aspect, Arees, Haadiff. hay salesmen-C. H. Williams and 11. H. wu.
the exhibition of cattle being prohibited owing to the barns, Bristol, bookbinders-G. W. Evan' sad W. Long, Kim.
existence of the cattle plague in various parts of the ton-upon-Hull, wise merchants-J. If. Hetherington, T. It
country. There was a plentiful supply of horses, but the • Hetherington, and W. I. Hetherington, Manchester, machine
proportion of good animals was very small, the best quill. makers. so far as regards W. I. Hetherington-C. T. Parr, A. W.
ties having been disposed of in the stables on the previous Benyon, and C. Harding, Mincing-lane, tea brokers, so far as
regards C. T. Parr-Sarah Anne Cookes and W. Lloyd Fen-
day. All secondary sorts met a slow sale but the trade
chureMetreet, and Northumberland-alley, Feechurehutzek ate.
was good for superior lots. Horses suitable for agricvd- Goners-li. Viallerstein and L &lemur Watling-street, na-
tural purposes made 351. to 45/. ; cart horses, 30/. to 401. • porters-J. Jenkins and E. E. Thomas, Homey-read, stone-
cobs, 151. to 251.; foals, 101. to 151. ; fillies, 8/. to 101. each: masone-J. Buses and C. 13ovrn, King-street, Hammersmith, and
There was a larger show of sheep and rams than for some Jour:nes-place, Harrow-road, cheesemonsrers-T. Edgley and R. H.
gh.ars past, and a tolerable trade was done. Ewes sold at Watts, Se.tmon-lane, City, aterchanta-B. 1: 87ates am".
Byrnes, Bnstol, pro ants-W. H. Norris and J. Norris,
to 545. ; rams, 71. to 13/. ; store lambs, 25m to 335. Lou,'.bee Devonahire, (armors-IL Day and E. Da , Maachester,
each. The pitch f cheese was large, and the demand was grocers-F. Norris and W. Reddish. old Donet-viplace, C
• slow, prices being 4s. to 6s. per cwt. lower than last year road, plumbers-J. Mid, W. 8. Wood, and . Woodl,l=
' for secondary sorts ; prime dairies not any cheaper. ford-court, City stockbrokers-W. Shaw, H. Shaw, jun., and
J. W. Sbaw, Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchants, so tar as
Prices for Derbyshire ranged from 70a. to 86a. ; Leicester-
regards B. Shaw, jun.-F. Wallis and , Scarborough,
shire 75m. to 80m ; blend milk, 455. to 60s. per cwt. The
corn millers-J. Shoed,' and M. Pool,Wartyicklaae Newesta-
. demi:psi for etillotm was dull, and prices tended down- market commission mast eakemee-p. Tee. and P.
wards-the ruling rates were 7d. to ls. per 1:b. Troweli, jun., Deptford and Blackheath-hill, drapers-. Clarke

FAZETTE.

(Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.)
Wolin, Hawkins, 20, labourer, was indicted for stealing
a silver watch, value V. 10s., the property of Henry Lom-
e=
Mr. Abram prosecuted ; Mr. Wright defended the pri-

Thomas Jones, polioe-oonstable, 25 K, said that about
12 o'clock on the night of the 17th of September he was
called into a beer-house in James-street, Bethnal-green,
and having accompanied the landlord into the street he
pointed out the prisoner from amongst twenty others. He
told the prisoner that he was charged with stealing a
wateh, and he said " Very well." Before he went out of
the house with the landlord his wife had given him the
watch and chain.
Henry Limn, beer-house keeper, 27, Junes-street,
Beth-green, said the prisoner was in his house at
12 o'clock on the night of the 17th of September, and
there was a disturbance in the tap-room. Witness went
in and spoke to the prisoner about • glass that was broken,
when he was thrown on to a table by the prisoner and
two other men, and soon afterwards he missed his watch.
pit Jane Lawson, wife of the prosecutor, said that bearing a
disturbance she went into the taproom, and saw the
prisoner take her husband's watch out of his pocket.
She took the watch out of his pocket and
said, " You vagabond, you have taken my hushand's
watch." He struck her a severe blow in the breast. She
gave the watch to the policeman, and then went to the
station-house and identified the prisoner.
Mr. Wright addressed the jury for the prisoner, saying
that he had no felonious intention, and merely' took the
landlord's watch to ascertain what o'clock it was.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty.
The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned
and kept to hard labour for four months.'..

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