The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

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Cleelms. Wedmedm, Dm.; et Me Ordeal Meier.
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WpWtta Des. 4, at ear demm.
, Des. 8, et IND Coeds of Tomb&
Deeeedisk , Des. 1., et the Odle et Rester.
Cley ef Nods; Or elms day, at the etymon et the mid Illy.
IllerMedSheasi4 Seettey, Dee. I, at the Culls Nevesedsmocs.
Trans( Newesetle.upea.Tyee, the MN day, at the OuNdesll of
die edd lave,
Diatom. Wallesedey, Dee. 3, at the OWL et Daiwa.
Tediebbe,lderdey, Dos d, at the Cantle of Tot.
Cily MIN*, Mamie day, at the Oeildlall of the meld dty.
iieely„ Dee. 1. at Cardiff.
Olemedineism Thsesday, Dee. 4. at Closets,.
City et Olemider, the NMI day, at the City el Gioeseder.
Toms, Ilemeis, Dee. 11, at Chetmeked.
lisst, 11=iD.7.i.13. at liaises&
, Dee. 21. at laves.
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=am. Dee. 0, at limentoty.
W 411410247. Dee. le, at Hereßrel.
Des 13, at wares ter.
wtaire.worass.r. as some day, at the City of Worcester.
Weduesday, Dee. I/. at Orford.

I. 24.

was at Ant disposed to doubt whether, under the termer I
the 13th seetaes of the 7th and Bth Viet, thaw might sot
Irrssome discretionsry power, and it they bad possetsed
eshould have bests disposed M eay that be would
not allow execration to issue wink a iharebeltler so keg as
they heaw that there we assets of Oa employ about to
be divided amongst the *reinter& The however,
bad saiwgeme meets diseassioe, emil It bed bees Id that a
malts, wee estitled to have seinen et ewe. Mt. Bares
Mutts bed eall that that was the spike see wily of the
Cowl ef Misf, bet that the evilly emits bad come
to the tame rtitsL He gm bend he pieta Is suit au-
thority sad theeehee the rale must be mole stattitto.
Mr. Juliet William thought that Ow nest MI se die.
artMea to the matter.

Id:. Joules Chowder wu of opleits that the woad us-
'buttes of the oat of pattesuest wee, a auditor !tuft
perfumes tle oculltiou anthem" le the lOtk wake, sad
had haat Nw essaudea Nebel the moray Ueffeetaal.
wu eatittek le a wain el eh" is pawl against the
tadividual ebenhaides.
Rale absolute.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov. 26.
'MIMS 111 IMIIOO.-I,MO/11 LOMD CUM LRCM. NZ. UM,
ALDEMION. U. IMPS 14111/1111.1. AXI. VI. LAIN WATICS.

THE EXPRESS' , WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1858.

The Bankrupt—The stook try vatted at 2001.
made a statamsat that it was worth 1,2001. I id
6001 or 7001. Mr. Marshall raid he could see there was
4001 worth of pods. Belimed there was 2001. with. My
°Meet in pies away was to pt rid of my partnen, with
whom I could act agree. I did not somtanalcate my inac-
tions to ray wife.
A creditor who Galled himself one of the victim in the
ease, asked Balabridp bow hot had disposed of the dank.
side springs npplisd by his ?
Bala bridp replied Mat some of it was worked up is the
business. That supplied by other parties was also mad' up,
and some of it sold. 0a Ms oath he never sold a pimp
worth to "Big Ben" of Bethnal•gren. (A laugh.)
The bankrupt Dell also denied that he had any transac-
ting with the ran "Big Boa."
Mk Moroni said that apparently there could not be a
worse sue they the point. There sou ao colour of as-
mute in the betmn•ehest. Thom mast be an adjourn-
meat elm die at the beaknapt's eapsese, aad tLe mart
would gnat protection for no moth.

Mn. Braitheon's service, after yoa bus heard she henalf
says it was not so ?
The whew ;targeted in her statement.
Mr. Jardine them recalled Mr. Shute, end inquired if he
was quite ears that defendant had used precisely the words
he had attributed to her, and as the witness declared that
he w.".

The magistrate remarked that if the circuusetances
IMO U now represented in defines, Mrs. Smiths., would
kw said so at the time oho saw Mr. Shute. Even then,
there would be an exaggeration of the time of servitude, sad
a misrepresestatioa of Mete. But bethought it a clan sue
of personation of a employer, sad he should Wiliest •
penalty of 101., or In default of payment three moaths' im •
' prisonmont.
On hearing the sentence defendant bent into tears. The
flue was not paid.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
The Marquis of Salisbury was summoned by the police
under the Building Act, for that be, being the omen or
°maple, of • certain house in Cranbourne-purage, allowed
the said house to be in • dangerous state.
It appeared the Marquis of Salisbury was owner of a
home in Criusbourae-passage, which bed remained mete-
panted for saes a length of time that it beams in ouch a
ruinous state as not only to be dangerous in itself, bat to
threaten danger to the adjoining bones. The boom was
looked at by the surveyor, Mr. Reeves, and on his report
the polies took out • summons, which was served on
Messrs. Nicholson and Co., the professional advisers of the
Marquis of:Salisbury, who themselves _voluntarily admit-
ted they were the agents of the Marquis of
Salisbury. Oae of the Ann of Messrs. Nicholson
and Co. waited on Mr. Beadon last week, and
promised to remove the nuisance and the danger. Yesterday
Mr. Beeves informed Mr. Higdon tint only a portion of the
building in question had been pulled down. The chimney,
which was the moot dangerous portion, still remained; and
be applied now for an order to pull down the chimney.
Mr. Beams refereed to the SNUBS in the Building Act.
and remarked that it was moat curiously worded ; and as he
found that the notice, through civility, had not been cor-
rectly served, he should decline to make an order until •
legal notice, whielt mast be by registered latter to the
oyster or his agent, had been given. At the ume time, he
aunt impress his surprise, after the promise that bed been
given last week, that the building had not been preperly
pulled down, but that the most dangerous portion (the
chimney) bad been suffered to stand.
I net/listen were than given for a fresh summons to be
served according to the met form prescribed by the Build-
ing Alt.