The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1850.

time instances. It was, however, proved that then was a
want of proper care on the part of this husband, for it op-
peered that though be had nos been oognisent nor suspicious
even of what was going on between his wile and Mr. 814111-
hope, he had Igen warned of the fact by Sir W. C alt-
horn, and that their intimacy was the subject
of conversation in the island, aid Sir William ad-
vised him not to take his wife in the atm ship
with Mr. Stanhope. Notwithstanding that intimation sad
mud= he did allow his wile to come away is lb. awe
s►ip. He would not say that there wee any connivance on
the part of the husband, bat th •re wee certainly great core
locums, if not negligence. He would not therefore advise
their lordship' to read this biU a second time until further
evidence was brought to repel the infirm:es which arose
out of the evidence as it now stood. The calcines of Sir
W. Cockburn would be most important on this point ; at
all events he would advise the house to poatpoaw this ease
iedellnits ly, art for air months or more, which would imply
the rejection of the bill,but for five or air weeks to give Mr.
Ashby time to supply the required evidence. The evidence
of 'Air W. Cockburn may be obtained in that time.
The further consideration of the cue was then postponed.

?Wm Me LONDON OAZETTlL—Priday,Marchl.

MAP BLAU flu.
AIVINteI., Liverpool, dater, to surrender Mara IS and
April 3, at 11, at Linrpool amt. B*, Atkh.eon, Llveracol;
ase.i., erne e. LlrerpooL
lons Bas4l Beauenuar.atreet. St. Marykbone, easehstaker, March
5 and 3, at 12, at Eta.lnehallAtreet. Hain, Mews. Mane%
pa!!aa Marrow, ltAgawars.road; at. ssili,, *maid. Bain-

Joan DMIN Darnsw, 0131310D41 konsnoore, Muck 16 at
13. and April 17 at 10, it tbe leads Court held at Igtefillekt.
Fromm, ftteeld; of. rag., You& Loads.
kme FAwCirrs Mirogstno.uport-Hull, timber merchant, March 13 and
April 10, at 14, at the Leeds Court bald at Kingstort.upon.Hull.
dol., Stamp, Hull; off. swig., Carrick, Hull.
ham Hum, Bath, victualler, Marsh 1$ and April 131:1Z at Bris-
tol Court. goL, Melling% BMA; off. wale.,
RICHARD LAMILIT, Old Paradise-row, Islington, licensed victualler,
Minch 13 at I, and Amll 16 at 11, at Badagballotreet. Not., Fla-
cell, Bedlmd-row ; oL sods., Akehareh-lane.
BEINAND NAILTINIKLIJ, Frederick-14mM, Regen Pa-park, and Notting.
him-maws, Marylebone, omehmaker, March 7 at 12, and April 12
at 11, at Basingtialletrect. Sot, Vaughan.Lincoln'e.inn.delds ;
assig., einnas, fluottln-Isse.
Lyons Tapouoits &num Weymouth, Dorectskire, ironmonger,
March 13 at 11, and April 4 at 1, at Exeter Court. Soli., Miudleld
and Andrew!, Dirobester, and Mogdon, Exeter; off. oasis , Her-

CONBISTORY COURT, FEB. 28.
Biros" Da. LvvulsoroN.
DROWN BY HER GUARDIAN V. BROWN.—ADULTIRT.
In this case Mrs. Rather Brown proceeds against her hus-
band, Mr. Samuel Brown, for a divorce on the ground of
adultery, and a further allegation was offered to-day on be-
halt of the wire.
D-. Haggard, with whom was Dr. 'inner, appeared for
the husband to oppose the admission of the responsive alle-
gation as not meeting the reioieder made by Mr. Brown.
The further allegation now offend on behalf of the wife
stated that one witness had been tampered with, and that
others had been deterred by threats from giving their evi
denim The learned advocates submitted that general decla-
rations, without any rpecillation as to time, could not be
',pleaded in anticipation of what tke evidence might be, and
therefore called upon the court to order the, allegation to be
reformed.
The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Harding appeared in sup-
port of the allegation.
The learned Judge' after going fully through the articles
aced directing eertanalterations, admitted the allegation as
reformed.
Kiwo V. KINO.—ADULTIRT.
This was a suit for separation by reason of adultery, pro-
moted by the Hon. Robert King against his wife, Mrs. Hors
King. The natter, which already las been weal times
before the court on allegations, was heard to-day/span the
sufficiency of Mee. King's answers to an alleged= Om in
en behalf of the husband.
The learned Judge decided, after hearing arguments on
both sides, that Mrs. King's answers mutt be received.

. _
unman, Exeter._
JOHN ItAIIMPIOS VIOTVIN, Durham, printer, March 14 at 12), and
April SI at 12, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. cob., . Itumpson,
Durham, end lics4r, Ncwasstie-upon-Tyne, off. rug., Watley,
Narrooma-Tyns.
JON. XING Warm St. I Hunthwidassaltire, acrivenee, Much 9
1, end April 21 at 11, .1 Sala, Parker and Co.,
Bedford-row; Day and Newton and Welllngked, St. Ism ;
of. sang., Pennell, OnildhalLakambers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Unitas Mammon Aumsa, llolton-lo.Baskering, Lincolnshire, corn
factor —lst dlr. of 45., March 1 and any subsognant Friday, at
Carrick's, Hull.
Wru.we Masons, Birmingham, ranter-Ist die. of Id., Feb. 211
and any subsequent Thursday, mast March 21, at Vslpy's, Bit-
_

tea. -
WILLIAM Bsarct, low-hill, Lancashire. Joiner-3rd div. of 60.,
March 6 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool.
Lamas BVMILAMD, Urowenor.strest, Gronenor.square, laecman— lat
dlv. of Is. Md., March 2 and three =boatman haturdays, at
Onion* Ababa:oh-lone.
Tawas Brim, Upper Linosaireet. LIMKMA{TOTe. licessad victualler
—lst and final div. of Is. 044., March 2 and three subsequent Satur-
days, at Union's, Atli:burgh-lane.
Toone., Camas, thinaborough„ Lincolnshire, engineer—lnt div. of
5a.64.. March 1 and any autarqoent naturday, at Carrick's, Will.
Guards and Wsairros, tiailistoorough, Lincolnshire, engineers—let
div of 2s. tid.. March 1 and any subsequent /ridgy, at Carrick's,

_
MULLTItOMAS Caere; New BootLatnet, umbrella manufacturer-Ist div.
(new prods) of Is. Sid., March 2 and three subsequent naturdaya, at
Edwards's, lissibri-coart.
CUANLIA DAVIE, Liverpool, bookseller-2nd di,. of lid., Much 6
and any subsequent Wedneadvinet 1.1:% agars's, Liverpool.
DAVID Gnaws rearm; Bt. John GN iroamooser—
Im dlr. of March, 6 and subsequent Wednesday; at
Graham's, ColeasaasUest
WILL/AI Ilatawirs, Great Russellstreet, harem—let dlr. of 74d.,
March 2 and three subsequent Saturdays, at kalwardo's, Sambrook.
Court.
Juno Jamon, Driffield, Yorkshire, draper—final die. of 2d., March
1 and any„satasequent Friday, at Carrick's,
CNAILIAS IiSNST LANUSAT, Kingston-upon-null, druggist—let di.. of
do. I Id., Marti land any subuqueot Friday, at Can ick's,
Puma Moans, Northampton, baker—Rat di.. of 3e sid., March 2
and three subsequent Saturday; at Edwurda's, Sambrook-court.
WILLIAM Ennui', hlAlkbUrll, LIMICINALISS, Leirkmaker —ls div. of 55.,
March 12 and any subsequent Tuesday, Frances, Manchester.
WILLIAM Kostirom Welbeekstreet, Cavendish-square, commiwi,,n
agent —lst aid final div. of Sa.led., March 2 and three subsequent
Saturdays, at Groom's, Abchurch.lane.
JOAN WSIGIIT, Northampton, Ilardingstone, and Birmingham' core
merchant —lst !die. ot Is. 3d., March 6 and throe subsequent Wed-
nesdays, at Graham's, Colemanstrect.
DIVIDENDS.—Mach 25. T. Barrett, Gera, Umbra merchant—
March 23. G. Bow, Brighton, postmaster—Much 27. T. Browne,
Amble Douse, Northumberland, shipowner—Starch 28. J. Carter,
Bristol, victualler—March V. J. Cluneotaon, Whiteharen, Cumber-
land, tobacconist—March N. B. CuckWp, Torquay, Devonshire,
timber merchant—March 25. J. Ellie, Qemorne-home, (Stelae;
horned victualler—March 23..11. Girdleatone, North Audle street,
. „ I

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YIsTEILDAY.
Baron Ma. Ormatesiosaa DOLIOTD.
Lr as JAILDINE.--TuR DARTFORD SAVISOS BARI.
This was a meeting for the proof of debts and choice of
assignees in the camp of Joseph Jardine, fineadraper, of Dart-
ford. The defendant had held the office of estuary to the
Dartkwd Savings Bank, and in consequence of the dissever,
of defalcations is his banking accounts to the extent of
2.070!., the bankrupt 'had come to this court, His trade
debts are about 1,0001. He had assigned the whole of his
estate and effects to the trustees of the savings bank, by
whom it is understood the deficiency will be made up. The
assignee, if so advised, will test the legality of this lap-
mint ; if it is upheld, there will be of course no assets under
the bankruptcy.
Mr. Jones, of Sise-lane, is the solicitor to the proceedings ;
and Mr. Killop is the accountant.
Debts to the amount of 4001. were proved, and Mr. Wm.
Smith (of the firm of Leafe, Smith, and Co., warehousemen,
Old Change) was unanimously chose trade assignee.
Mr. Lawrence applied to the court on behalf of the trus-
tees of the Savings Bank, to be paid in fall, to the exclu-
sion of the other creditors. Applications of this kind had
hitherto been made to the Viet-Chancellor, but now this
court had original jurisdiction.
Mr. Jones denied that the trustees had at present any
locus standi. Tiny could only demand payment from the
&soignee* at a subsequent period, as pointed out by the act.
Mr. Lawrence said he had thought it necessary to let the
assignees have notice of their claim that they might not im
properly divide the funds. The claim arose under the
3 and 4 Wm. IV., cap. 14, the Saviors Bank Act, which
directed that smoke due from the officer of a savings bank
should be demanded by the trustees, and paid to them in
fall, ;before any of the other debts were paid. Forty days
were allowed for the assignees either to resist or comply with
this demand.
His ROOM, said if the assignees were satisfied that the
bankrupt had poss.ssion of any money actually belonging to
the bank, they would probably pay it over at once.
Mr. Jones said that was not the case.
His Honour said, In that case the question would arise
whether any notice was necessary. The trustees might
prove at any sitting for the sum due to them, and then ap-
ply to the court for the payment of the amount in full, as far
as the assets would go.
Mr. Joan contended that the 40 days' notice still applied.
Mr. Lawrence said it was not a matter in which time was
of importance on either side. It would perhaps be as well to
give the notice; in the meantime the magnets would be
furnished with the particulars of the claim.
Mr. Jones said the trustees could only claim under the act
mob sums as had bean paid to the bankrupt, by virtue of his
office se actuary. In this case a great deal of the money had
remitted to the bankrupt in his private capacity, on days
when the beak was net open, to be afterwards deposited.
The assignees would require accounts showing all this.
Mr. Lowrance said he should be prepared to produce all
the depositor,' books, else to show that the receipts on them
books were 3,1991., while the sums entered in the ledger
were only 1,0621., leaving a balance of 2,1371., which the
bankrupt had put in his packet. As to the objection that
the bankrupt had not received all these sums in his capacity
of
actuary, it would be seen that there was nothing what-
ever in it; bat he would not now argue the case. The ac-
count would be furnished to the assignees, who would also
have acmes to the depositors' books ; but it would be im-
pcosible for them to inquire into every Individual payment
of which the depositors' accounts were made up. Forty
days' notice also would be given of the claim.
The meeting was then adjourned. The bankrupt's pro-
tection was enlarged.

:Ll:7March 21. P. W. Hardwick, Osfurastreet.,
aW. Ilemsworth, Printressatreet, Bishop,. _
wine merchant-April 4. T. N. Heyward, Torquay, Devonshire,
grocer-March 23. R. lA. Jackson, Partmaa-smare, F.dgeware-
road, and Steprebuts; Kent. clerk to a railway company-April
5. A. A. Laekenteen and W. 11. Crake, Moorgute-rtreet, City,
merchants-April 4. W. Lee, Minton, Devonshire, builder-March
22. A. Lees, Gorton and Manchester, Lancashire, cotton sp er
-March 25. D. Matfett, College-street, Belvidere-road, Lambeth,
Mititerman -April 1. W. Unhand, et. Austell, Cornwall, common
brewer-Much 26. W. Morris, St. Clears, Carmarthen, general shop.
keeper-March 26. T. l'otta, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper-March
15. G. Price, Merthyr Tydfil, Glasiorgaashire, innkeeper -March 25.
E. Reynolds, 'jun.. Soutlitown, Suffolk, miller-March 26. J. Se sell,
Charlesetreet, Paddington, victualler-March 22. W. Sherwood,
Belvidere-road, Lambeth, builder -March 22. Fr Tuanc, Vauban-
bridge-raid, Pimlico, clerk in the ame.al commissioners' depertmeut,
Somerset Howe-March 22. R. 1 aylor, Little Horton, orlshire
dealer in protisions-March 22. N. Townley, Blackburn. Lanca;
shire, cotton spinner-March 22. J. Webb, l'raspect-place, Hounslow
Heath, Sassed retailer of beer -March 25. E. Whalley, Kulp...gate-
street, Holborn. elotherorker-March 26. W. Williams, Goudhurs,
Kent, wheelwright-March 23. C. Woodrum', Lambeth-walk, Lam-
beth, clothier-March 25. J. Wright, Pendleton, Lancashire, dyer.
CERTIFICATLS to be mato% unless cause be shown to the contrary,
on the day of routing.
March 25. T. W. Boulton, Broad-court, Sow-street, Covent-garden,
=salesman-March 26. V. Cooke, %Worcester, cabinet maker -
26. W. Cornish, Bristol, cabin t maker-April 6. W. Frith,
H. Frith, Grace Wikon, J. Itylty, and 1. Coates, buieningley, York-
shire, scribbling millers-March 26. J. Grey, South Preston, North-
umberland, market gardener-April 4. T. Hart, CuLompton, Devon-
shire, baker-April 6. J. Heaton, Hanley, Yorkshire, clothier-.lath
23. T. P. Milder, hump, In, Kent, dealer in hops-March 26. b.
Jefferks, Worcester, bout builder-March 22. J. Jones, Tworallt,
Denbighshire. ouar March 23. It,. Noble, Leadenhallanreet,
City, tailor-March 26. B. ILiwllnp, Queen's-row, Pamlico. bash.
draper-March 22. G. Beanie, Liverpool, merchant-Mark 23. C.
Sanderson, Shellield, iron merchant-April 4. S. Shepherd, Cullamp.
too, Devourdre, merchant-Marsh 26. J. Stuck's, Exeter, innkeeper
March 26. IL Ye , Tatum, Devonshire, cyder merchant-Marah
22. 11. Wrede, Kings -place, Kingeland.road, pianoforte maker.
CERTIPIC.ATES to be confirmed, anises OM be shows to the
contzary.
Feb. 21. T. Allen, Great Stiffolkatrect, Poutitwark, Birmingham
and shedield warehouseman-Feb. 26. C. S. Filmic*, Immoral',
Northumberland, banker-Feb. 27. W.A. Glover, Tetbury, Glowaster.
shire, hatter-Feb. 26. B. 111.1.r0d, itrixton.rlse, Murry, amass
brewer-Feb. 25. W. Randall, bath, bootinaker.
CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown tore sew
teary, within 21 days from date.
Feb. 25. J. Bates, Leeds, akerebreker -Feb. 23. J. Durham, Work.
sop, Nisttingbaruslure, miller-Feb. 23. M. lit'Donnel, Liverpool, ship
Owner.
rmasEtesturs DISSOLVED.-W. Barnet, Bang, ship owner,
so far as regards lie connexion with the Aberdeen Town and County
Banking Company and the North of Scotland Banking Darrupany-W,
nutlet, Banff, ship owner, W. Simian, Banff, merchant, and A.
Murray, Whitehills, fish curer, so far as regards their connexion with
the Banff and London Shipping Company-W. A. Cairo. and C. C.
: Windom% Liverpool, general brukers-J. ifisachnos and It. Chadwick,
Walmersley, Lanewhire, common brewers-T. Crod and IL L. Reid,
Port of Sp As, Trinidad, and Glasgow, merchants-L' Crowley and
W. Thompson. Manchester eonitn agent•-0. Cumin and W.
L. Wood, Manchester and liAockport, cotton spinners-F. Daly and I'.
F. Empty Liverpool, cattle salesmen-T. De itiemer and F. W. Cliff,
Ilantwich. Cheshire, grocere-J. Ellis and T. 'Mimeo, Medley end
Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted epinners-W. Fox, J. J. Mundell, J. L.
Nicholl, and W. Fox, jun., Great Knight Rider-street, City, proctors,
as far as regards J. J. Mundell-D. Green and I. Horton, Tipton, Stal-
-1 Redstart, boiler and gasometer makers - Mary Green, T. E. Nelsoo,
and J. Nicholson, LIMA and Valparaisi se far as reloads T. E. Nelson
-W. Haigh and C. Womack, Leeds, iusountanta-J. Millen and F.
Charlesatreet, Lambeth, ordourmakers -C. 'Woke, jun, and
G. Ward, Way's-inn-lane, coach builders-S. Kansan and J. Arnold,
Liverpool,ro
pvision werchans-T. Maitland a: .d M. Carr, Conduit-
street, Hanover-seuare, tailors -T. R. bandies and T. Powell, Bru-
tal, hop merchants-J. Spence and E. Lund, Manchester surgeons -
F. spencer, W. Spenser, J. Spencer, and W. Wissilhane, Littatiard'e.
wharf, ktorskydown, whartiogers-W. Ward and T. searburough,
llonduras.wharf, Southwark, cold merchants-S. Woodhouee and T.
Ward, Manchester, calico printers.
SOUTCLI SEQUESTRATIONS.,

Jons Mem, GlasigOVUtZle ii.Zer, Mach and 23, at 12, at the
Bowling-green tavern, Mawr/.
DAVID Omuta, Gatehouse of Nom, Kirkiudbrightshire, n
Math 9 and hi, at I, at the Murray Arms Inn, G.debouse on=
OCODOZ Whitebill, Csunle, WONT', March 7 and 26, at
2, at the Gordon Arms Inn, Mundy.
Custom... 9 Et.bsta, Edinburgh, March 6 and 28, at 2, at the Royal Ex.
change Cofitchouae, Edinburgh.
IlecaB Ewla, Edinburgh, March G and 24, at 2, at the Royal Ex-
ch.-Loge Cotrechoure, FAlmburgli.
MATTNIM LAVDII4 Edinburgh, brarefounder, March 7 and 27, at 2,
at Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh.
hues Mismi, Edinburgh, oippersinith, March 7 and 2s, at 1, at the
New 6b29 Hotel, Leith.

SALE OF SIIOItTeIIOBEED CATTLE IN OXFORD•
auras.—On Wednesday an important sale of short-horned
cattle, the property of Mr. Joeeph GiLett, the eminent
agriculturist, residing at Little Howley, Oson, toe k place on
his farm, and, from the well-known reputation of 111 r. Ode
lett, and the fact of hie having been so successful a compe-
titor of short-borne at different agricultural societies, the
'sale was attended by a large number of farnien and others.
The competition for some of the lots was great, so much so
that a bull, three years old, realised 170 guineas; another,
22 months old, realised 90 guineas ; and a bull calf, only a
month old, was sold for 12 guineas. The produce of the
number sold (about 80) amounted to more than 2,0001.

SPECIAL EVILS OP TUE BRICK TAX.—Tuh ine-
quality of its pressure is manifest when we remember what
a much larger proportion the brickwork of the poor man's
cottage bears to the whole outlay than it does in the rich
mane mansion. It is this tax which, being levied on the
kicks when in a green state, leads to the use of the
abominable rubbish used under the name of bricks In
and around the metropolis, to the peril of her Majesty's
subjects, and by confining the manufacture in few hands,
and other modes of operation, makes the price of
this rubbish nearly double what aced be paid for
good bricks. So fax as safety and stability are concerned, to
many a brick is a brick, and it is put into its position with-
out thought of the different, which exists between bricks 6.1
different qualities—a difference which amounts to this—as
we proved by experiment some time ago—that while a well
properly burnt brick stood unharmed beneath the
pressure of CA tons, others of different make were crushed
by 3 tons. There appears to be considerable anxiety
throughout the couatry to effect improvements in the manu-
facture of brisk, and treat it artistically ; but nothing wit
be done till the duty is taken off.—The Builder.

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