The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-23 00:00:00

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• urt then submitted to the jury for their judg-
. vrtain questions of fact. They found that
mg name had been purposely given to the pariah
. that the parties both knew that there had been an
publication of blurs ; and that they intended the

•ge to be a clandestine one.
Judge Ordinary said that the question of law that
on the above facts might be discussed on Tuesday,.
Ltie meantime it was satisfactory to know that the
g lady appeared to have immediately returned to her
r, and not to have lived with Neale.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.)
V. T. ELWORTUT-11.11:1110VAL OP PROCEEDINOB.

1,014: the applications made to the court this morning
• 1••• on behalf of creditors of the bankrupt,
, Thomas Elworthy, who was formerly
,m;.; director of the London and Colonial
(Limited), for an order directing the
• • -1 the proceedings under the bankruptcy from the
•• • i s•trict Court of Bankruptcy to this court. At
• t the bankruptcy it appeared that the bankrupt
r !ing at Wellington in Somerset, and the
• had been obtained at the instance
t.,m. It was now sought to remove the
• upon the grounds disclosed in several
affi-
. •I: were placed on the files of the court, it being
the majority of the creditors resided in the
• •le t. mid that they were desirous that the
.bould be prosecuted in this court.
per. for creditors, supported the application ;
rq.:wed for the petitioning creditor under
c: and Mr. Brough for the bankrupt.
with the concurrence of all parties, made
• ,a .1 for: the result being that the proceedings
A eu ueeforth in this court.

11)1.10E COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

ROW-STREET.
JUST IN Tar

• • :•/ . a luau of gentlemanly appearance, was
• :. I...tmg from the Inns of Court Hotel • tin
.0 .fining certificates for 601. stock of the Delhi
• ',lay *AV. shares in the Indo-European Tele-
" l-l'o. and twenty-five 201. shares in the West
' ...a Marine Insurance Company • also some
.9,0,1. a set of gold studs, and a pair of
„.r latka. the property of Mr. William Orave
c• I.' I. man staying at the hotel.
.• -. " • .:red that on Monday evening the prisoner called
.. .. I. and asked the porter which was the billiard-
!, - porter showed him the way, and he went
• t!... billiard-room. It does not appear that he
•.• isms. Mr. Barron, who occupied the room
• aid not return to his hotel that night,
ou Tuesday, when he missed the pro-
' oe.ation. Information was given to Sergeant
r a, who procoeded to investigate the case. He
.• , • .0 tracing the thief to a house in Norfolk-street,
-.a, weere he apprehended the prisoner yester-
'' ' ked his 'fiesta ready to go abroad, and
• for a rah to take him to the railway ate-
. .
• t... I, e whole of the property with him except
': • axl !Ink*. which he bad pawned and the du-
,,.- ''aiting to them were in his pocket-book.
''' harm identified the property, and stated that
•••• 140 paid up on the shares. The studs and
a. re worth about Si.
'•-•ocr was remanded, as it was intimated that
'•-:-.. euuld probably be preferred against him.
CI.ERKENWELL.
-; kmartis..—CITITIXO Or" • 11•31.11 EAL
1,. . l '''l.• :.v..-0 19. an apprentice to a pewterer, wax
i , •-• 1.4.1.• Mr. Newton with violently assaulting
',.
.- "!•fic...t '4. tit. John-.treat, Clerkenwell. ~'." .v:,1..f the name of Frost said that he was stay-
St 1.1.11-street, and yesterday afternoon there
~..,.I.attc.iii theslc.j. between the complainant and the
st• 4„. ll,' 4.'ttutlant took up a piece of
a,:.,,, ' ir':, ti" . A a with all his force at the can-
tr''' 14 L'm the side of the head, cut his
'.,i,.';',l,j''. 11.71"'-' ..g. and d rendered the complainant
~,..
„, ~ n
..., .r.,1 la.kn wee taken to the St. Bar-
' :. •, t 8ar-
................ " ' - : his ear was sewn on. The
-: • ," i ' 'lt a Dad state that he is unable
„:1, '' • '' ' ...• able to do so for a day or two.
' ." ''-'1 7!....l..fendant would be remanded, but
' I.: 1,...1 i.., la, appearance.
•• TIIAMES.
...... , .
• s i AWE I. TOR THIS X•NEIL•VGETER 01 RES
lit.'sniND.
. 1; ,L,ti.,•/,.er, landlady of the Wellington
. `• in the Cannon-street-road, adjoining the
• - 1•••••rce-instlie-East, surrendered on bail to
. ' :'r:", of killing her huaband, Conrad Verden-
•••.o.l.atg lain with a table knife in the course
~._ 11 fewfewa pi ago.
- '.. Young, holieitor, again defended the Pri-

' 4...1‘.1 if an inquest had been hold on th
I r(;", of the K diviadon, 'rumored in th,
and said the coroner's jury returned a
ver-
sn'` against the prisoner, who was
t'J lAsil by the coroner.