The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-25 00:00:00

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INSOLVENT
Ta DEBTORS' COURT.--YMITIEZDAT.
n Czniarmas :0(211s.
Its at" (INlMiNia.'" .s.
their respective courts, Ind
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rassees me Cain Oansumewan.
lOSTLIWAITI —IDPOSTANT JUDONIINT.
7W/0111■110, is whisk a wag order was Waned by a
ear. Delman Ms spinner of the gum cemminiesen were
taken es an iffIOTSOM lIIIOIDOM. It win whether a seeing
cider
obtained sy • neater could be owned without the
comet lithe 'ethic/sing creditor, as meatiosed in the est
Wliassent. It wowed that it waa arranged to pay Mr.
Darner' cm* partlesW day asid berms the mosey waste:dually
psidhe had applied to thia court. He thee reeenrd the Money,
WWII mu on a Saturday, and on the Monday following the
vet es order issued, ',hob
ic
vesti og order was alleged to be a
Inset for all crediten. An appation vs* made on the part
wPeetiewsite to slant the order, asd on the other bend it
s mid that Ur.a Hainan wee still a creditor.
Retool said he had consulted his learned colleagues,
cad they consweed with hiss that the rule to vacate the
meting order must be discharged, each party paying their
own costs. Further information mist be lodged in the
Walt to show whether there any other debts, end if
*en were none, then the petitioning credits( would, it wee
led give hie anoint.
Hale discharged.
Boom Me. Oosneresionza Law.
he 11 JANII WORTILAN.—Tea ADDUCTION Colt 1
This cam, whisk was 'epoxied in our journal el W
hat, cam tierces the newt for judgment. It will.=
Meted that the isseivent's daughter, when fifteen, wirer-
dad off end married by a person sassed Newenban. The
Imolvent's nephew, Mr. Frederick Worthen, Ind %Wrangell
lOU to get the marriage annulled by parliament. OM( I
2001. had been spent in the proceeding, in the Soon of
Lords, and the attorney employed had applied the re-
mainder in part payment of a large bill of costs for chancery
procsedinr. It wss thought by the commissioner that dr.
Soothe., the attorney, shoal& return the 3001. to Frederick
WOTDIrII. and the ease stcod over DOW to-day tor that
PuriCommissioner Law inquired whether anything had
been done.
Mr. Cooke, who appeared for Mn. Worthen, said, unfor-
tunately, nothing had been done.
Mr. COLOWWWODIa Law—Then the petition is &gained.
The petition was accordimtly diusis ed, leaviug the
insolvent liable to Ito taken in meetstioa by her creditors.

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CANONRY —Altne Boraslka, - •
in Salisbury Cathedral ;
pairon, liohop of Salisbury.; Bev. J. Venable' deemed.
VlV•l4llol.—Backisod NrWtak with D.T.
art, donna Salisoary ; value 49d.; patron, Dean and
Chapter of Wells; Ite Y. J. Venabli a &rased.
MASTIMINIFIL—BtreIinwhae. King Eiiword Vra OfSar
mar School Merin, Maattrahip ; salary 2001.; testi-
innoials Wore January 14.
Lyrae Regis Grammer School, Norfolk ; Howl Master.
ship; patrons, tee Corporation; Rev. J. Sneaky doomed.

TII EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1850.

@Mese for it and Ilan him. On Thursday tawnier;
'mat aria le my master's plass sad mote ten postai of
bap lion ramara chest, bat was deputed by Mrs. Appell.
The idiom Ow stated that he went at the desire at the
peemicaties with the iodise to the Jew.
Upon his ernes examination the witness said, my mastinr
mid if I would tell the truth be would forgive me. It waa
sot la coasequesse of that peewee that I disclosed 1.. I
thought I bs dam wrest, sad I thought it weal& be eight
M protest Mbar peel boys by mills& I did It been,... me
arias war too poor to „give me asythiag. The money I
reseived from Barnett I spat is waste.
Kelly, who besompeohd Trete, also gate evident*.
George Woodiste, to the service of a broker in Crotched.
friars, said he wee with the witness Haien about two months
age in Misabig-lans, when Haraett boohooed to Boilers, who
went to him.
It was stared that Barnett had frequently been seen talking
to boys who were map oyed in the servies of merchants in the
neighbourhood of Mincing-lane.
The prisoner said he would reserve his defence for the time
of trial.
He was then folly committed for trial.
The lard Mayor requested that the pram would aekeow.
ledge hi% receipt of 101. 10r. froth the Merchant Tailors'
Company, and half of a 81. note,, " Anonymous," for the
poor bon.

GUILDHALL.
rissavoLas“.—Mr. Alderman Hooter begged to as
knowledge the receipt of oa. 6d. is postage smar' from
"J. L for the poor man Ball, who had his glees ship
broken by a cabmen ; also a donatioa of 101 10s. to the poor
bat from the " Merchant Tailors' Company." Mr. Alder-
Ma IhturPiterl begged to .'knowledge the receipt of the
half of • 61. note (No. 08107) fer the POT box; and 11. for
SONO Wrlbred, from " C. H G." ; also 3r. in postage stamps
Irma "M. A. and A. A.," (orlon* Wilbrod.

CLERKEN WELL.
Bitterronsteca.—Tne ball of a 51. note has been forwuded
by C. H. 0 to the poor boa, the other half to be gent on the
receipt of the first half being acknowledged in the 7imu,
etc. A cheque for 101. boa been sent for the same benevo-
lent purpose by J. U. P., with a request that its receipt
might be acknowledged in the Times end other newspspore
Tits PouchlN Plato LANS.—Ergene Switenty, a sturdy
looking men, was charged by Hyde, 40 0, inch having
violently assaulted him, &c. It appeared from the evidecce
of the officer, that on !Holiday Gigot he was attracted by a
noise in Fuld lane, and on preareding to the spot be found
the pritc.ner quarrellieg with • cook-shop keeper; and on
being ordered to go away he applied gross epithets to the
officer, sad violently moulted him. A City constable came
up, on which the prisoner made an attack upon him and
kept both officers at bay, fighting end alckiag at them. At
length they seised him, when a most desperate straggle
ensued, i• which the prisoner streak, kicked, and bit them.
A great crowd assembled, and the prisoner called upon thin
to rescue him, wbin the officers were pelted and booted at,
and • retain was attempted, but other policemen ease up,
and after considerable diffictuty he wag segued in the
station-house. Both alerts were severely injund. Yes-
terday morning, at ten o'cloek, the usual hoer for the
commeneement of outings' here, Hyde brought the prisoner
from the cell of the station-home to this court, and in their
way the prisoner made a desperate sumac upon him, got
him dogrel, and fought and kicked like • madmen ; when it
required the combined efforts of severs' policemen to secure
him, and prevent Outlier violence, until brought before the

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beech.
Mr. Nisbett, one of the officers of the wart, gave evidence
as to the prisoner's violent conduct on his way to the court,
and other witntssu eoufiremed the evidence as to the assaults
upon the police on the previous *veiling.
Toe primer, who behaved with great bravado before the
magistrate, denied the charges sgainst him, saying he had
been nearly choked by the police-constables.
Mr. Combs sentenced him to one month's Imprisonment,
with hard labour.