The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-21 00:00:00

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AXD 111-1

Tha insolvent (brother to the Marquis of Townehend),
abate else was reported oa the 12th inst., appeared from the
Queen's Pi kr anal beering under the Protection Act.
Mr. Porgoal supported.
Mr. Dowse woo osida isairmotod on the part of Mama
London and Modeled, eedlare.

On the present °cession aix creditors appeared in person.
Mr. Evans, a poulterer near Hammersmith, who had
opposed before, wished to mention a circumstance of extra-
vagance on the part of the insolvent. A few days before
Christmas of the year before last the insolvent told him that
his cook was ping away and be wished to treat her to • due
turkey, and he selected one, for which he was to pay. The
money was not paid, and it had been added to the bill.
Mr. Down, a tradesman said he let the insolvent have
goods to 2W. and upward; and bad never received a shillirit.
The insolvent told him that a customer had mentioned NS
shop, and as he wished to avoid " West-eed prim?' he oases
to him. The prices charged were for ready money. He
thought he was dealing with • noble lord and should
haws noble payment. (A laugh.) He never wished to see
enelher of them. (Laughter.) Mr. Down mid his account
was for articles supplied jam before the insolvency.
Mr. Valle said part of his debt was 31. for money ad-
vanced. He said his brother-in-law, Sir Augustus Clifford,
was out, and he wanted Si., which he would call and pay.
The sway had not been returned.
Mr. Mtruestd,• grocer said his debt was 491. 10s., and it
was only emlieued in the 'schedule at 321. A bill was given for
321. end limb geode supplied.
NT. edam. wittier, mord Ike extravagance. The
insolvent tee • ready furnieW beer and ordered guriltge
and frogrismarg pods of Wm Die debt was 201., and 101.
had bees„
Mr. rissliber lesdeeres, add bo had foolishly let the
Insolvent get LM Ms debt. The blames was 71. 75., and he
wished Is law eYt had bees= et Ito M. paid into court.
It mimed Hsu dr arra in earl wee 571. It was op-
piloabWto a dividend an mom& of 2,0001. of debts.
The Chief Cambria se old Her ma nothing new in the
sompisinie oldie =Men wbe now oppossl. le eonsidered
Had edisr H. irgebrweent Ilie bedews& bodit=tre of
sr anon eight resebe Irmo wadded to be
Tba earn paid a prebeedsg order, and directed the
dleirewp lip's. .

La ;11TiiiMika was mit b some of the creditors for
orb. la the ememinkser iiiwaskt that what little thaw
wsisold varki fir ihkirelllmn.

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ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-132Arroan, JULY 20.
Czoing COMlT.—(B.tore Ilr. Initial, Hill.)
PIASING TOZOLD BANK OP =OLAND NOTBS.

Willie., &sow was charged, under several indlotments,wlth
baying altered forged Bank of England notes, to all of which
charger ba pleaded not
as In the first guilty.
Tbs prisoner wrst instance put upon trial for
uttering a certain forged note for 101., purporting to be a note
of the Gonna. of the Beak of England, et Ashbourne, on
the 14th of May kat.
Mr. Whatley, la 'palmitin ease kr lin prosecution, said
that the printer wa]swsl innsr, near Leeks, On
the 16th of Key be wont to a kir et rerns, and thin
of IVlOe., 1:1"" gamed
pyre of °remwad
which be Wire" for
the wm
ged sato in
miestice. • clitheßeakii..itoti England nese it D
rarwwsl dock a anda half
note
tos"riteliki Joint Stock iirorkwineo it was disoo.vered
DM It wee a forgery. Then could be as doubt about the
nets bag bed, bet es It might happen int any man
`trade might get pommies of • bed meta, it woull'Eager
esediegly hard if a man was Mk Is be esevieted for Benny
barns ems forged note; sok endive. la order to snake the
htobeinally anserea, wield asosseary to ad-
Zgrir oar dreemonnses, loading to chow tint at the
Inn the pitman penned the nen be knew It to be
bed. tipie several ether essedeso the plow had pseud
Mu valor skennelentres oult se wall nave no
that km bow Om to be forged. I. the math of
New/Wm st_leskyeer dr prime powered a cow Irma a
Men awed stArehmane. int game his Is pay-
ment • 101. note end a belinemeeign, The note was peteirot
sea the centre, and the news of Davenport was smitten
apse it. Whieldon passed the note wllbsut diseemelng it
was bed; but in the month of May, I! the; proont per, it
wee relesed la him mead " forged. lalemeory of the
Myear lie_ rims, purchased hem • drew at
e stoney amid Mr" geode to lir amount of nts., for
with Irs pie • U. seer, which tarsal oat la be had ; it was
slat the nest diw Is the rusk end reload marked
"forged." Who lemm reseivellhe nen, h met to look
for the Omar, who owe to bim aid monsisit. He raid
that be mu net aware the note was bed, end gam Mame
112,121ip• it it. He took the note away, and re
Wets net le 'peek al the natter, as it might injure ttaill
kin beskom. On the Mk of Day the primuer purebred
iron • use named Emden two sews to 221,105., in purl
perm* a whisk bs also gave a 101. note. Shortly after
recreivfag the none, Heerlen discovered that it was forged,
and merarsoll it to the prboaer, who bad also peered two 61.
notes to en Irish cattle dealer, at Leek,
In July, 1867. These (in the words of the karma coitamil)
were vmy remarkable eircluntitanof. With regard to eke

adeYe—redt;dreeaWoiTdthelith of igr;codidlTd
so doubt that it was fora:. As to the question whether
the primer knew it Ire toned, they mad take into coned-
realign en the facts albs cams, end this decide whether
the Omar was guilty.
Apart varlar of armee were called,who corrobordtd
the J.alasYaea detailed in the opening statement of the
lemma rased for the praereares. In one butane* the
premr had aessaated Itr the peernha of forged noise by
saying that be meet bee tern Ira for cattle at a fdr.
lair Kettle addressed the fay fir the prisoner. He ad-
mitted that them was adisharry peer that Snow did otter
the forged note to 01111111101111; bat he contended that the
conduct of the prisoner threailtsat erre treated=
was more consistent with istareeteslbea with a guilty know-
ledge that the note he had uttered was kw&
A number of witnesses were called, who gave the prima,
• geed character.
The learned Judge said that they must be MINA rat in
paring the note the prisoner knew it to be • bed are bare
they could find the prisoner guilty.
The jury after a few minutes consideration, messed •
verdict of Owitty.
Bantered to six years' penal servitude.
Jams' Twowell was also Indicted for having uttered fir
forged Bank of England notes of 61. each, at Stebripea-
Trent, on the 4th of May last.
In this case there were five distinct charges of
upon three of which adders was offered. It may bli=
that all the setae were 6i. arse; they were all Add the
rase day, and were all dike. In the first ONO tt appeared
from the adder* that the phew, on the Bth of May, want
into • der et ilitokwersa-Tert amid purebred a of
boor. He teedered • dl. eels Y g ysaaS. The ahoy par
brag male le gra the darn elk vat to the bow
of mortar kedesisea, amed Endow, teezliarel drigad.
It Harlow sail was a bed OM. MI the woman
to thissitseaer, rho ea brag told that note wee a had
one " The Aral it Ist "- Debi Wad host whoa he
bad k, NOM *an likes—ae her Pere, et
Bailey thia rat art be would way en the are local=
arrow tare prewar etapelleerei: The here went
away for the pawns of ea ears; bat did net re-
turn. Harlow the are ad merited it. It wee •
fo L the mead ma it a
ver yartal that
to the
n, west iato the ham et his eider- at Fen pbrtlge ear
11 end 12 afsbeekor the Ith of May. She asked hies to
hod her elabistarese. Hs rid that be bad no &rue. Out
that he had aU. 1/01. 'rhe rams rat a little girl,-der
tea year et er t, at get It simasi. The child retraed
fa • gaoler if ea beat, raring ha/t% de so. The WIN=
then went burns a bile-berte bat by ama imbed
Johnson,
note lair mai readied 44. Ida
James Or are, width trail eat
le h• a OM Las berm the
bluer' ad& seta. This vas ea the 4711 Ara.
On brae tam into ear* be add to the peilseera that
be had net IMINd 61. note, that he had sot bed weak at get
eay. Os re 1411 i el April the prisms: wad is Ss 11
Mar at Stake, sad got kba to ery that a }red ed hair 61.
arm had beak kart in the road; but ot these he asallted
Oyler fay derdpisa ; bat etterthe uttering of the area
Was desareed he al
barer geared 61. notes; bat
Wear et rat peer sera by hire were these where the
*harp ,with vita be was sow charred were diresered.
Mr. Hereby afirered the fry for the prisoner, who
ranked • good dresskr kr ode, re
yesre.
thelfy.--111: ma' purl ervitude,

MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Nownromix, JULY 19.
Odors Chid Justice Cockburn.)

annIDIA.
/Away, aged =line charged with the wilful
winder at her daighlor a WU Mn maths old, at
Keywaith, on Thursday, the et
The fele tithe awe weft thew
si : Oataisy la weestices, at
d'elseit he the riaweillag. geteewes Mend, wise is a
Wow; wait oat to his week as mail. Nkomo her
hoslogg she should set gibe whoa is ems hew, but as
mask iws
the hal ia a e =ti =rise wee %hese the
the ot glight Is hod hie
with wilt his ablihm. Oho glogesoil bils sapper se uswel,
sad belf-past eight eels* be wag le bed, having low
dem lig with foot, et the eldigna. The other two she
bid pet to bed. Ia a haewilholessiltonswidle she wog to bow
(Wog she bed hoh hp shop as sight before, swa
she awn. Slit bp Tie bwe deers ea hit
hear, thin col imp wed aid else would fil=
I.lg. Thwe wee no Ned in die room. I• akW 1•1•105$
adhewurds the gehwew aria
tootimailywet se law hasbead, " Oh, Joe."
The boishweitass ,
both
ww his wth swwftg is
the alias er the hoar whit bee heads ea hr ova
throe& X. wet Wraight to bee, sod rimer said, " nem
killed the bilk awl oat ay ova Iheset." There wee a
lighted on* at the table. The hued took twin bier a
wow, witichlo hidigette We. Blood was buds, haw
har meek eel the twee called fa. The iseebseal
wow: to the waft wry do child lying oa Its bask with
ha Om* «IL Primate was sitl:L=l ille how ugh her
bhoilig. Pritgear sever mast whsa the
asigligege Wei* Mil to MA tie , Shea. «