The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

'IRE EXPRESS, THURSDAY MINING, NINFXRER 20, 1856.

method by Whitehead, ,lea 10 per lent pee smut, os 16
per mat. to. these months. I hooded ewer the whole
of the premeds to Lord Foe*, sad be paid me he get
tics them dose. I deal know blew mad—the meal
411110SIL I deal keep a basks& Oa Wrath; to -y ow
moat, I reeeived 137. 10e. senuakelea silo; lune bill.
There is grantor awed Idathey the ea • draft trees
lath. Lierlay keeps tavern. I there eons
taw That wee seethes bill for seteminedades. alio
herd is
Oreemaer.otreek slaty pail the leadlady
=I owe bee LW. I have bees mamba with the
Beak Company, a Freehold Led Staisty, sad
ewers* echoes that were at =!;t eat. lemma tell the
amps tithe iseebsidland . was ea album
or synth**. Damaged ems the smithy. smi ens
asked to beams a iireeher, bat did net Wm M. I market
tell whether It was a tells or ton lead eseistg. (Lanalther )
lib Hawes latieseted that this tea keeireum.

Me.llllmgem—Wbe muse Os diestisiT
papas
Ms. lam pelostei toast Ws arms of oesaisatics,
whiy
t* ma a a
these mply& gm mks of Injuring other iadividuals,
b ameb a the .
Btemiseties astausi-1 sigssi the dad a the Faust
Brick Compaq fa I,SSO aims het his set attend is Is
my liabilities. I sigma she MM. TM Gummy is sot
sew going on. IMa sem hessallei hs gq twang
as than Mins. I lams Ile auger, is balm sp. I
attesded daily for sears yea, sad m massoretiou.
I do set Walk I am liable U Se simpletpY INS brim sp.
I said the lot Use that I seat Ms VISO sham k the Pa-
lest Brisk Cengssy to Kr. ;shay at Beightm I sipsd
the Mel dam aageo.
ougßr. Samos
s `as haissed that that mos liability whisk
ht is mOs baloassoloM
The Comartimee—Vap well, go ea milk gess semi-
WM. Do sot let is hoe e lads MIK emealestas sad
Ikea is !masa.

kale wan din mamba dia-
mond and opel pin,whish to Ilnitagdam,th• yang
mmtlamau wham we In eh' the Mbar day
I have had share with et what mesa% I
cacao' say. Its is 26 per d sum I lidelt. I got • gnat
may bills disarmstad dx kis. Is.. bias wit ad between
us. I cannot my the moan,. By mutually, I mew we
shared the premeds ; but the Min were nearly all foe himself
I have ism bean sued at lleiklam's bilis ; I have on Lord
reftiel. I used to Cocoas% Mt Yr. Baring, who I boilers
Is now is Rams. He was • sealkader with me in ibs
Brick Company. Es was sin • director of the British
Bank.

Mr. Luse—What have wit tie is with the Britieh Beak
have ?

litargma—Yos will we that yeassatly.
TM Camakeisaer—l bars dessoly mid that those pro-
oldie. 'waft Mt se be nags a titd• fa bristles is
Wow moss sad hate, which an set sesessarily eemested
with the case t bst here Mv. Barba has bees emeorsed
sloes with the beakrapt, sad it say be • question whether
this is sot relessar.

Mt. Law—There not be a Has to nob was. Wool
waists the bow itself will aot ge ; otbotabo, warts otjastko
wosltt bloom Tabloids for all Bora of dasdort _ _

The Eonnit;isaer—That nay b 7; ..; sad what is the
ionisation of the 'FAB. bat the *uses, of the bar ? I
Crest the bee will set lead Orelf to nth a purpose, sad set
allow those preesediage to be mak the veltionfor mesillag
persons wire us set before the waft
Mr. Btargeos—l den say ny lesesal Mead is not swan
that Mr. Barnes sane is es the very bill that sty cheat
bee beam sang *a beelpapt apse.
Tin Osupoleatie ler it le nienat. Bo tar you are
quite nun& Tea beat a right be isloodan his sass;
bat whoa you were simnel by the Monologuing yea we
yang isto other neteure,, asst the Bile Lek.
Mr. Starrea—l tied if be wee not $ fbestra bonnie
the bill wee mole pool& et the 'silo Bea.
Bashasyt.4 think an. I Mak it was nab payable
at lAyeeposionsin, is the City. I adhere rny 'tannest
that the tanioare et Mardi Beek belsoip to Mn. Versos.
Is 1866 I bought sem tiwallan af Mr. Boogie, In the
Weetniesloweeed, sleet IQ. wank. It wee seat to North
i Beak ; but I bought it fee this lady, owl with Mr meaty.
I asked he whit fee they es a Iff amount. Mn.
Versos Instill no, sad nimbi the ilee. I elletioutly
swear that I MI one nit Mr. Bogle fee coedit for a larger
amount dew yogis. tin Mt
Mr. Stargers—Wltaa did yes adept the sane of John
T Besknot—lt io my is...
bask
Mr. litergets—ls this year ear& ? (Eleadieg oat to the
ropt)
"Mr. Pitney Tong,
Moulton Hall. Neetbauptesthin,
40, Bonenetstreet, rartnes.atiseire." _ _

,* is wand with

Tho Mesita& Hall. _
pmasiL Was that your sisal Ned
Bmakrayt—lt wes whoa I was la
Mr. Btarstea—Hod Mai age b Usti
Hanlumpt-1 was Is isethesptosabirs la 1848 or 1849.
Mr. Stiugeoa—De atlas tim may titat lards of that
Wad have set bees by pisdm toes
Baskrept—Yes ; I /ow used Me suds, bat I have always
erred the addroarbe amma so It is demo bele.
ILr. Btarges•—Was Kedlima Hall year owa miasma ?
Beskrapt-1 Used M Mahan Hall with a geatleasaa,
Mr. Ekia. It is his risiisase. I think I out swear that 1
cid sot distribute tbams ands Oar I was la the pater bud.
aces. 1 was !Magid Medan Hall .meal isoittlte la 1848
tad 1849—bst am • vistas. I matribatad to the saran a
tM astabilalmadM. I \smart basatbare miser. Mr. Bids
let the bum as Ys Mame. daft

r Mr. Staresta—llist is Um sass ea Ss part ei the sno-
__

Mr. Lure—l with to put sae wrath to the bankrupt.
It appears you have gone by the names of John Filmy
Tea iiterlYthen, and Joba Young.
Yes. The prinetpal path of my debt. were
the we of Jetta Pitney Tom. Kr. Clerk,
tM Wlllissiag &salter, knew in as John Yoshi, and by
not Ilems.
Ilialdearritedd be should net Me enendnatien anal
be bad booed*, be
et Cleric. It wheaten Important
teeer W elskinetnt. hike here /

An answer le the many' was .
The Osesitelesse—Thea I shall idiom the ease, at um
bankrupt's avow, until a day when he an produce Clark. Clark. This is a great deal that requires aaplanatlre,
whist) explanation It is the duty of the bankrupt to eve,
end therefore the adjoursaaeat nut be at hi. *apnea.
lb. Lasso—lt is quite awn the =lean even to hays
base here. It was his duty.
The Coranhalsatr—Ths eaes must be sjoarsed for the
bankrupt to produce Captain Clark. I have a vary stoat
impression that they are both salting Is the ems boat.
Ur. Lucas—Tea will, of sears% give the bankrupt the
basset at the doubt.

The Commiesioner—Very mak. Lot the wallas stead
sidarned, at the baakrlpt's exposes. It the oats are set
by a cartels day, the adJoarastest mast be tine die.
is a wry important liquify, and the opposing creditor
welt not to be pat to may espouse.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS DOUBT.—Noy. 19.
WO= 113. •010111111110111 MYS 7.
ii ZS /SARUM MAW.

This imolvent who appeared to be la bad health sad
tram athamesdAlser swat" applied wader the Protection'
Mr. he Mr. Pegg ; Mr. Dowse op
pared wiresal =; Mr. Berg supported.
The Milimmt is the widow of an
,350ludisnjadge' and is la
receipt eta puska of 8001. per ennuis from the But ledia
pro-
Mt debts amitratrul to 14 and Vie
17•;e1 wide 761. s year from her IMMO for their
radial lkpriistimm
Mr. Pees mmimpialat wee that having let the iasolvent a
farabind beam Is Asn'empare, Bayswater. at a mat of
1701 massy she, is Aagut,lBs6, left it without the
roressing, and Xr. Pegg did aot nettle(pee.
wads one Dmomber. At the primed of hr qttleg the
ham theme tram au mot due, bet a half pe
ar,B6L, was
are (swim mad W. ter dilmaillation. After quittiag the
booms the ki 'almost west Is Melts, then returned to South
amptsw, sad after visiting Jenny sad Weymoath finally
rille• polities to is ooart for protection.
d mewls, • Irkedth kad been endeavourieg
Is mange with her ereditoes, and 10e. in tie posed
me eared at one time, and an apportionment of half her
lat iimoilltr, hat all the crediten mold sot be brought
=At the purled of takieg Mr. Pegg's home the
t had raiding with her • mareiwt daughter with
les two Is receipt of a pesalea of 3001. a peer, and
bee three amsearried delights's, who had pmeloos of 1001. a
year each. All thane Wien wen sew mined, the lastwry
nesudy.
Mr. Pep, • baker. sad Mr. Cola, • ohdrasmeuger,
Mien for 211. and 601. respestivel,ard II the proporal
am of 761. and embed he
Mr. Makin pima' Vie am view spina* smut, urging
that the iwealmat lived very mai beyond ler incase,
and ought sow to whirs what she bad awevionsly offend
Is de.

Ili Deese, fee his Maas, Aged the landisieuey of Use
geopsseL mat bowl the amt wand rwiaire a eters liberal
timagoeneal
Missisi= enbadAsi AO Moe Nast nut not take tato
As mobil Oft Ash by the insolvent,
Ada w ationive, a l Amid by a dears to avoid pub-
lisity, bet wadi eauddlie lbe MPS solely upon its Emits,
sad emits wberibut the .sisal reposed to be set ends
was ea aatlaaay issesidsrleg As position of the lady,
sad thet ler parka was se• whisk could not he attached
by the esedlesos.
The loaned Comaialeser that'll that considsrobls
Woman snot be made for a lady la the position of the
laselvat, lobe bat toss asegeboseed be a profuse style of
thing, eat Ate bei, by ler AA seal bair Andrea's alien-
ates% a T 57 beadesms Amu whisk, sabortuasteatesaltio
bad szesedsd. Lookiag at the ere, maids. all the
as be thought that 1001. per awn should be set saida
for the creditors.

-JiaaaryliVias thma Azad he tla awl ardor, dm int
payment of 241.1 e be nada is sr beim tkat day.

IN 13 SUL 11101011 DV L POEN lIIINSPORD, NANONNT.
The taeolvest wee to ban bees heard apes hie petition
tor pennies, hatepen the nee beteg sailed ea,
Ni. Berpeod mid be wee intrusted to oppose, but it had
been intimated to bin that the ineeinat did set intend to
, appear, sad was lair,' that the petition sheen bo
aisseL _ _

The latelveat's attorney werkwass IA We stetease, ihe
1 petition woo ordered to b. Metal.

IN II INOIVII.

This theolseat, a under in Se Best Lath Company's la.
vice. was opposed by Mr. Sawed sad lir. Nichols.
The issolvent had bees la seethed, at the suit eta mai-
See, but obtained his disabuse Mies a petition seder
the Protection Act. Urea the inthisent said
be bad rested a house is Wasiteaterime at 1601. a year
(the tall swaths of hie ), end had not suatissed
that &etrer la the pNldaa
TM leaned Commissioner Uhl that the matelot was
and that he had se *WWI= to entertain she vett-
, lien.

Ms /sake 11S11 alimisiod, sail alkse • osassnstloa be-
eves& the Wash sad Is I. =t th• lowa
smash whoa posidis Was
Me. CessiminerManiby isoldoil Oise he had pewee to
ismal thS issslissatla a wool/ friss width he had Sees
foopsoporly sea ibudias mated a wursas lot his
nosataittial.

say one who would assist him to lad oat the prom who
bad represeated himself to be the NW if Aaneekry. Yes-
terday he was Wormed that the pisoser emu at Long's
Hotel. He west there, and as ems se the prisoner caught
sight of him hi faltered, and add be bad some to Loss's to
pay hiss his bill. He told lie gimmes be had sus the true
earl. The prisons aimaltd is wee not the Eul of
Aasseley, but that he was sosaeoted with the earl, and as
hi had given whams ea soder. he sus reedy to pry him lbo
amount. He wild Ilia lbs primer is Chinos% Hotel, is
order to prove thatpbspolommo ens set what is represented
I himself to be ; bat Eget Aransisy had Jos* pose out of tows.
The primer, is the preemie of the proprietor of the bail,
requested him to take the mosey, sad not let the matter p
farther, as it might be very anplessaat. The primmer had
@lnsist mossy is his pommaket ; sad whim at the statics-
house, he wished to be takes to the sure labeller, who, se
le meld, knew him. Witness had sabeepeatly leeruedthat
the prisoner had pone to the Polytestois, sad bed bad his
likeness taken es the Hirt of Aanialey.
Mr. Ohm, solicitor, Funded's lan, said be was Laid
Amulet's solicitor. The prirmier was not Earl /tomboy,
sof did he set any lames, inapt that the primate was
shout the same op and the same height. He bad so 'maw-
ledge whatever of the prisoner. Ths title oa the cards sad
notes wu wrong; the title was Berl Annuls,. not Earl of
Musky.
An artist from the Polytechnis produced a bacteria* por-
trait of the prisoner, and stated that the prisoner called on
him, sad had Melamine takes, to be finished is oiL The
protel. isieser described himself as the Earl of Anneeley, Loses
H

Mailman nquetod the primmer to oaatlas his debate
to ta• Ant en*.

—frieTaerlile meet to Immersible to state all the pull.
calms. Admittiag if I plead guilty ovary degree of lolly
I deity there was say dlshoussty routemplatod. This, I
think, you must ha convinced of. I west to Louis Hotel
with the mousy, Weeding to pay for what I kad foolishly
ordered.

—Mr. lesdley (the Mist desk) asked why he should want
Lord Anewla's cud ?
Prisma—The caly num which would exonerate m I
am cot at liberty to give. The only reason Icm now give
for having acted as I have done is that I have acted foolishly.
Mr. Leadley—Can you show the segistrate that you are
a resuectableyerson ?
Pruoner—i son.

bis;ihs best test of that is for you to Bad ban
to septa, again oa Friday.
Tho prisoner was that retwovsd to the lookup.

SOUTHWARK.

Charles Boad, • tall man, with bushy whisken and mous-
tidies, Sarah Ann Bond, a stoutish, rather good-looking
Imes% Alfred Panel, who ealled Masson a baseman oat of
pluses sad amnia., hie wile, a singular looking female,
who isted as servant to Mrs. Bred, wan brought Info*
Mr. Combs, charged with pbanderiag differoat tradeimien
at the west end of*. town of pods ansoanting to near a
thousand pounds under the following cirsimatatases
Mr. Alfred Churobonse, ea smistaat in the large ems-
bllehmest of Mr. Hoary Mateo, draper and silk marehaat,
39, Bedforcbstrost, Porters square, said—On Monday, be-
tween the hours of four sad 8,., Mn. Bead isms into ths
shop, dressed la a wry superior style, sad oohed to leek at
sow black Mist, ea herself sad sister required dresses.
She esliestod two pieces, sad requested that they might be
seat to her reoldesas, No. 3, Wolliagtoa-pime, Wellingtea-
road, St. Joke's-woad, for her sinew's 'novenal. Witness
took the pleas of satin to that address, the door of which
arse opened by the other female, who sited as sonnet.
Be was ushered tato • fublosably fasnithed parlour, whoa
Mrs. Bond men and expressed her regret that anther
her sister nor Mr. Bond wore within. They had gees to
Richmond to see some Matins, sad would sot fetus still
10 o'clock, but at the same time she said she would sant
her sister's dress as well as her M. Wither aeserdiagly
out off two dream. sad made ma es invoke. She the.
mid else was very wry oho was without sufficient oath, but
if ha sailed or tea kllowlag weseales. at 10 o'clock, Mr.
Bead would Mat bens sad pay the 141. Witness left the
sells, cad weds ha Masi is ant mining the house woe
suety eml we ems dope.
Ni. James Bsebassees, maistaat to Mown. Greene sad
Mawr, glees sad Map dealers, 43, Biker-street, Portmes-
square, stated thee. as &Nag swiss Mrs. Bend paid
them a OM, sod be slowed lee oven' lamp sod glass
chimney 0711111=116 of -_LI alai. She adested a
very hastiness modimiteur lempothall lamp, wad valu-
able pen of gist.* ornansouts, cased mid that the NOM like
them to he ant to ber reehleasea Wellieff=r Se
Joba'a-wood, for Mr. Bead's look
them to the boas* In quanta erat :41,,,inemieg Ilse his
approval ; when the door was opened by Sala ihmle,
who regretted very much that her mere aed milleas wen
aut. Witness asked what time they would retow, whim
she replied she could not tell, bat he had boner
lean the goods. He said that he meat rather watt • short
time, and he remained fa a beautifully fandthad roma a
ew minutia, whoa he beard a rustliag mink tiss passage,
sad the duet door opined sad that. Misr theta day at
the bell was heard, and the door opened again, sad is •
sheet time Mrs. Bond sewed the room, and begged to De
incased for keeping hint wades The hall lamp was hug
up in the passage, the ornamenti put on the maul-pisee,
and the hap on the metre tabls. She said that Mr. Bond
bud not returned from the City, but, if he left the SWAP
and sailed the neat morning, the mosey should be paid.
Re told her that are would require some one to show Ms
hew to us the lamp, cossequoutly she might pay him.
Who. he seat the mad on Tneeday moralag, the house was
slated, and overytbing was gone.
Mr. Combs asked whether thy of the property bad ben
&soured l

Bober 8011, polies-mutable 33 Y, stated that Wormer
Nos was retired as fiends; revering the swisdlisg
ransisetiose, aced that a large vapors load of goods bad
bete removed to the Sane; side of the wirer. At six
o'clock be heard that the goods bad bee& taken to • hoar in
Neat-stew, and afterwards to No. 3, Alfred-piers, Old
Kest-road. At H. o'clock he seat to the latter place, and,
having gained admission, he found Bold and his wroth the
front roost, mad Fennel sad his wife is the hack room in
hod. He saw the leap on the table, sad the ornaments
whirs bad been obtained from Mr. ibiebansore sad the
frost roes mach volatile perry. In the hick ream was
• large how which contained tare* gill watches, duplicator
far four sore, and four &liar ones, all mead; Arvid.
Asset the orioles wars °lords( of *my deseriptW, oar-
pate, farathare, 80., which Ailed a large vas, and were
worth neatly 6001.; brides that there were bottles et root
sad ale, sackiag pigs, grocery, end seam. Whams thus
took all the priories into custody.
The two witneres were lure called forward, when Mr.
Charthothe ideotilled the satin, and Mr. fischamore the
leap end oraaments which last wraith found.
Mr. Comb* asked whether either of the male prirowers
had bees seen is these fraudulent traasactioas t

Impostor Mackenzie, who had Marge of the gam, replied,
net in the primes ease, bat he iiederitood that all worked
together, and had for some time removed goods they had
obtained as soon as they got possessioa of them. In one
Witham they had removed three times in one day, so aloes
were the police eve their truth. They took houses in lashioa-
able gutters, and furnished them splendidly, promisieg to
pay, and being fashionably attired and of ladylike' oppose,
ammo the tradesmen were put off their guard. The whole of
the 'Meows ha thoeght were 'reclaim; together.
Kr. Combs oessidered that there was not .0 dent
evidence to detain either the male priscaer or Mr. Fennel.
Impactor Matheezie said he understood they acted
together in hiring homes and famish's, them in a wetly
massif, aid there meld be no doubt from their being
found together where the prop rty was discovered they
were all eonneeted.
Mr. Combs told him More was no legal *videos. bane
his to that effect, whatever might be the inspector's moot-
dc. He could only deal with the on is the:lead way. He
should remand all the prisoners to bail until Monday neat,
hat admit the two male priaoners and Mrs. Fennel to ball,
es their own reeessisancee, to attend that day.
In the letter part t f the day Mr. Bead was brought In
again, charged with obtaining bottled stout from Mr. Jobs
Marehhy, Compton-terrace, Regent's. park. The goods
*On taken by the prosecutor, at the primates order, os
Monday, and the female mid he was gene in the City, bat
if the proueatar woald send for the noisy on Timothy
morning he should be paid. He left the ale and stoat, and
whoa be seat foe the money the hoses wee empty. aid they
were all gone. The prisoner promised that they should be
paid for when Hat home.
This being • pretty clear ems *plait the prisoner he was
remanded to gaol with his wile.

HADIM ERBIIITH.

Thomas Gilmour. of Ramsey, hie of Mss, was again
brought before Mr. Dayman, from the House of Detention,
ea naiad, Merged with °biasing a bill of exchange for
2601. by false representatious.
Some partieulate of this ease appealed last week, and
slum thus hie worship and Fletcher, the akar who appre-
hended the unmet at Ramsay, epos the warrant of Mr.
Ingham, have riseeimid numerous letters hoe madams's, ea-
clods, circulars with a piloted heading, " Ramsey, Isle of
Man," from the prisoner, vistas; to be supplied with all
kinds of poi' to be peld by a bill of tubing* for 250!.
payable is Loudest. Thera were al gentleness is court
who it was stated were ready to prefer charges against the
prisoner It he was discharged.
Mr. De BOW who appeared for the prosecution, and Mr
Marti., aidtessed his worship, the latter guidons* static,
that he had bees a:lsm/id by the prisoner, and he wished
to have seethe? named.
The prlsoaer was t►en placed la the dock for the purpose
of being finally reminded, and he complained of is en-
duet of Fletcher is abducting him out of the lased without
first soles to the (humor of the Isle of Men. He elm
wished to haw if his wltaesses bad bees semnionsd.
Mr. Hayman said, I. the letter he had received from this
prisoner, be was requested to puma ft:r George Grey,
her Majarty's &watery of State. and Mr. Ingham, his (Mr.
Daunts's) mileages. He could sot see bow these two
gentlemen could be of my ass to the prisoner.
The primmer mid be had written to the governor of the
Isle of Men, and be answered the letter stating that he
(the prissier) had no tight to be taken eat of the bleed,
end that if the officer had takes bit to the pulsar be
would have prevented his leaving. He wished to have Sir
Gimp Grey, to show that be bad been tenthly takes oat
of the IslaW, and he wished Mr. Inhere to be prom% is
haw whether he would here granted the warrast if belied
hams that he (the prisoset) bad not bees 'Mist from the
bleed for tea ye" sad whether he did sot believe that
be had ammitted the office. is Felheae, sad had absconded
Ramsay.
Mr. Deletes laid Sir George Grey or Mr. laths weld
sot glee him say amistance, for the emotion as to whethee
tie striae' Y committed is this mat, or t►e lele of Kea