The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-06 00:00:00

reessioa to prevent the perversiot
woad arise from permitting sued
sad to determine upon a verdic
sod death of a fellow creature. H
soh the objections of form which k
(moot for the prisoner, and cone
being trevelled through all the elle
am ow, the court were of opinion tl
in law, and that they wet
• ojudelent for the crown.
Justice Wightman then, ad,
old—Thomas Mansell, you having
wader of Alexander Burney, and 1
sorvicted of that offence at the
fa the county of Kent, held
potence of death was then passed up
*nen, which remains still unenecute
writ of error to this court, on
jot been pronounced for the c
therefore, agum papa sentence upon
too pronounced, but we order that
o ?ferrite, in whose custody
yea into the custody of the sheriff
and the keeper of her Majeety's gaol 1
the sheriff of the county of Kent do
death which hoe already been passed
the 18th of May now instant.
The prisoner, who Imo on being O
learned judge, listened to his remark,
lion, but did not appear to be much
d the court. He was then romav
walkad out of court with a sprightly

COURT OF BANK]

(Before Mr. Commbrione
LI Rs TILANOILIADI.-EXTENNIVZ 1
WWWWWW v.,

This was the maroinatien;MeiChig
Constantine Franglitadi merchant,
Booed etrest, trading under the firm
Sena.
The balance-sheet, prepared by MI
lan_tte,ry 186kto March last, and d
ei liability. The following are tt
creditors, 91,498 i. ; ditto, holden
Babilities, 25,260/. ; capital (Jan
mem, 13,076/. By cub ha
;urea, 63,656/. • good debtor
&urea ditto estemated to realise
rendered, 14,748/. ditto held as seat
Prangbiadi and Valwattni,23,2A6l. •
dm. out, 6,050/. ; trade .:prows, 2
Kr. Fennell, official eseignee, in 1
stated that the bankrupt, a Greek, h
at Liverpool fn January, 1853, e
of 12,6001., caseating of cash
to the credit of the Liverpool
rapes father. In addition to hi
country, he had been connected inp
tile hams in Teenier and Alezandri
rot:wear. Of the unsecured debts
of bills drawn by the ho;
Trieste upon, and accepted by the
Isetwiff to that amount the aura of 23,'
limn them ; but inasmuch as • lam
wets oestrunling, for which the ha
ashy were liable, it was not caper
issa would accrue to the estate fre
bdidee, which were originally
were running off, and it
not mare than 25,260!. would
estate. The profits of 13,9751.
hooka; the trade =perms were
being 20,5841. • bat there a
that that amOunt had Men
large item appeared under
(40,1361.). The bankrupt's mum
geedelato this country, chiefly
edema. weal, cotton, race, fruit, de
a emembelden of 10 per cent. wee c
eassdmsiee account in the lodger-
. ihe pillimad being made aehar
%%aim ads of the goods so in)]
4 according to the
or lOW the result being e
sheet. An analysis of the less
irises as follows : on turn
freights, 5,6681. • bad debts,
d the• rty,r 4,1871. The b
imports, calculating t
wlt with Russia, the tenth
baitiesB enlyirm waibrcath a
pi=swarn:
firer of several 'versedisepraet..l
the asultsts were much
In the heekropt's protest position
well
r.reachey, for the assignees,
swig. All the explanations re
the booty; end if any point ad
Mr
up.
Mr. Chidley, on behalf of Mr.
for an adjournment. Three
ruptey the bankrupt had it
his creditor.. showing • very
to that now disclosed. The debts
thousanda less, and an item on th
400001. than it now appeared. th
to be due from Franebiadi and V
Mr. IPeachey mid it was matt
the account.

Mr. Pennell having given so
pissed his own satisfaction with t
His Honour allowed the banks
rending that this, or any other gt
at the certificate meeting.

THE POLICE
THIS D.

MARLBOROUGI

A TALL OP A PEI
A young woman, who gave th
Amy, was charged before Mr. Bel
bolster, the property of Mary At
The prosecutrit stated that ea
came to her shop and asked whet
hire. She replied it the all
haring given her nitrite and adds
false, and left a small deposit, i
her. She maw nothing more of t
In custody. TLe perumbulater
There tram a second charge of
Lertialgtor, from Catherine

11.1i.this instance the pet/goer e
atinalitx and hind a perambul
take away with her. The prose
as to the intentions of her costa
and sent the perambulator by 11/
prisoner had given. This adze
triter pentrubuluting the streets r
time, the latter was given into
fused to walk an inch, and the
perambulator, strapped her on ii
station.
The prisoner, who seemed t
was remanded for a week.

CLERKED