The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-13 00:00:00

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

Duo. 12.
(Beton tie Jodie Ordhary.)
KILL, V. =LUIZ ASO HICKS.

(OaciimesTi lieeT3---ostorors?•—ir;;;ese.)
Chrollso Miller proved Sot alter the separation the
respoodest ems beak one wooing to her bugbears house
sad
baby
sibwith him ea that easing. bed brought
her with ley tad mitoses hook it to bar in the course
of the t.
&Memo woo alio Ova to solohibk ocouloostion et her
ic.dretwor to this ohm, Yta Oceolohatt, the housekeeper
a/ Kr. Minor, detailed s ommonstice whisk she bed had with
theresosadeat, sulks the esseese/ whightbelettorempiseely
deeded AN ohs hod ever slept wit/ b hmelmmt oboe the
moommosemeest of the
Illood Nowt
rrhesriZrooled the goat, sad his
bortog moommell
el=hued Best the meepomeleml hod not Imo guilty
with milbor Bottom or OM me-morombiet.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Duo. 11
(Before Mr. Ourisheisser °mania)
mt am NICHOLSON AND WROXI.--01111/01711 QUM= OW eons
AWING ON • POND.
The bankrupts were wars ous .. ef
.omlscipservita
w hose sue was disposed el hal week 1:7 their receiving ow-
abeam At • dab; for diridood, a proof had
bon leadered cud edadited en a hoed for 5,0001. which the
bombs*. bad gm in Mb to Mr. Job Robinson, *Mut
maser sire, el =haired ; aid ca this proof Mr. *bia-
ses bad noshed be int dividing of 10e. in the laud.
fietbspeesity, a farther wed sae tesdered, wpb
a leter undid= is the bad, by widelt t
bee theinestue sot only to pay Wawa at 5 per mat. es
the loss of 5.0001., bat also to pay Mr. Rotuma "
eseesiou seindaistrartiNsiaml sielgas," an sassily of
OWL, so keg se the away of 5,0001., es any part
thereof, remsfaid /I* it vas matended. wu
egaivalest to the a.aifou of a Imputed &amity, and the
mart waa said either vela ow 1750 subs of the old
.st, or the 154th section of Oho sow, to put • value woe tha
loam*, mad admit the colainrat breve for that amount,
otherwise to admit the prod as a debt doe ac • antis-
rosy, or as &maga onotelasd by the hash al tho sobtrazt
to keep up the payment of the asst).
The ease be very fully argsedom two day% by Mr.
Usklater. is support of the prod ; and by Mr. Magfey, is
*melba to it.
Nis BOOMS sow
dgavebipa After an cabaret. ear.
vq the authorities es the matter al istable
assalbs, maw to the that thin was US oath
an anauity 1111 could be provsd maw lb. std by
of its reran baring no precise and YAW
aid that there wee no riot of peed en Ma other_poleddla
because Mr. Mohasco aid already proved for all he was
ambled to under the bead.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00ITRT.—Dic. 12.
(Beim t►o Cid Cloomissioaer.)

II UTZ" W. JOSUE 242TUIRT.—A Dream on OP

MINX COUPANUIL
Mir Medved. whediserned iiimseit as formerly of Bolls.
maelders, /Whim, then d Grapden-road, K emiagtoe,
deck In holy onion, end alshmsa and director ot public
emopenise, and now el Illerhemeiseet, Lambeth, cleric la
mod swim tie Preasoniss Act
h°l7le.V. Mil aml In person. as did also
Yr. &take f aml t sett r solicitor. Mr.
!Wedgy, ol ter the Medved.
la this ems the debts mine 3,111141.4.1= d than seta only
1.1851. wen with suieatin. no debt owing to thip
lYc =fwon 3,70111... _ lad *a caws of Inesivosa was
tby siares ia paha aunisale and lb* deble dim to

Troia the iemodweat's eemelemeke M 'primed that be had
boa director of the Phoeis Life Odtme, and ceased to be
is the directive le 1867, sad that wee his last mos:ion
with public commies. He held preferment in the church
in 1865, and Ares then had *My mossionelly done duty.
He had peen a &Me el the ilmenrity Mutual Life Com-
pea 7, end aimo .1 tk• Aliment
Mr. Phillips sad Mr. Dream emend, on the ground that
the Magnet hed remitted weed addremee from his sche-
dule. The imelevel was eneeieed M seas length as to law
preesediep via* be had been aimed.
His Homer time& Mmid not proceed, considering
the stated the preeletilege. The petition would be dis-
eased.
The petition was amordiagly &maimed.

A FATAL WAGER.—On Tuesday Mr. G. A. Part-
• held an inquest at Chevington, Suffolk, on the body
of George Newman, a labourer, who died OR Sunday night
from having, after previously imbibing freely, drunk fur a
wager of a abillmg half • gallon of beer In two militates.
" When the deceased had drunk the beer," said one of the
wretched fellow's companions, " Wade. the landlord of
the public-house where we were, said, " You have lion.*
Newman took one shilling, and the landlord the other,
and after the deceased bad put the ghillie( into his
pocket his hands dropped. He then fell backwards, and his
eon and °throe took him out of the house, thinking he
would vomit, and laid him outside against the door. He
lay there until d left the house, two or three minutes before
ten. I said, • Don't let him lie here,' sod his son awl
ethers 01117401 him into a oaraludge." The son of the de-
ceased stated that as soon en his father had drunk the beer
the landlady said, " Fling him out, fling him out ;
we west have him here nimmieg about." He wee aeoord-
higly lugged into the oirt•house, where his wihi came to
hint late at night. The poor woman stated at the inquest :
" I found my hashend quite drunk and in a sound sleep.
When I Lad been with bin. about an hour. or en hour and a
half, in the dark, I knocked at the door of the public.
bows, and called for a light, but could make nobody hear.
I went int* the shed .gain and sat by my honked, end
when I thought be was choking I lifted his head up, and
laid it down again. I eat with him until the morning. I
did not go to sleep at all. I was In the dark all night. As
noes as I found he did not breathe I knocked spin at the
pittalie-liouse door, bat no one answered it. It was then, I
should think, shout five o'clock. I sat down sea* and is
sheet two boon west to my husband's sister in the i
She retuned with me, and food__ husband quise:a."
Verde, "That the deceased died while Is • elate of
druidism= sad stupor."
Giotiessee wbo require good and fashionable
Deese men depend on the WO meeertsh and Worn sole et
largesse re ewers* 1.44 MM.* Wfalte Ink'
advestimeat.l