The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-15 00:00:00

LAW INTICLLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the leap Onaway.)
MOW e. P 110417.
Is t►i. part beard ems • illeisiesicy in the 'vides*, was
r: ; but
Ni Court !impended It. decree to enable an 'milk:a-
-t ri to he made of an allowance in the nature or permanent
00,07.

*SIGHT r. PRIGS? AND GLOMS.
The petitioner. John Bright, sad the n, ieepoodest, Joha
tdAose, were both employed at tLe Crystal Palaca
The marriffige took piece on the 31st of Horeb,
Ku, at fit. Ohms 's, ltouthwark ; sad the eo-respoadest
tlunately blame a helper of their house ne Gipsy-bilk
Nomad. The reepondeet grew agleam, to Gibtom, and
all • osiglibenr, while
beewosome me media& that she
embed her bunband wield brought bouts with a broken
twig said then she oath! have " those she liked
Mel' She bed also several time. told bar
kind that she would go away with Gibbon,,
ml: bee friend mod to my to bar to her that it
weld be " • pity to leave a certainty for so isocertaisty."
It Leath she did elope, and was found to have Mace been
Meg is sanitary with Gibbon..
lb. *she appeared for the petitioner.
The mart atede a decree uses with mete.
cwaernt e. COAPPILL.
ibis wee the petition of Ass Cbappeil for a judicial
Irloretise on the monad of her humband'e adultery with
tree different women_ The respondent was • builder in
ilellbrook„ and be married his wife on the ath of April,
I<d. It was alleged that is the year 1866 he seduced his
lomat, Rom Filen Wicks, all bed a child by her. He was
sit charged with an intrigue with ow Helms Reed ; but co.
Winos with hi. wife did not cease till HMO, by which time
is bed horse him five children. There was a further ease
id Walter, with the wife of a publican is the City, named
biases.
tor. I inedeswell appeared for the petitioner.
(The came was set completed when we west to press.]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Iletore Mr. Commiameer Rairoyd.)

IN lii WAKILFICI.D.
The bankrupt, • dealer in timber, of Kentish-town, ap-
plied for his certificate. Debts, 557 f. ; assets, about 1501. ;
kr clarg,smd opposed for the aimeignees.
Tbe bankrupt, in examination, stated that he received
towards of PO& on the death of his father. The last pay-
scat was male to him in February, 1859, with which be
at•nel a tanking account. He hail then about 1701. of his
ova. Previous to that he bad traveled for Gabril and Son
Ina about ten veer,.
llr. k:ruest Sinellfielml, a creditor for SW., deposed to •
rvormentatioe by the bankrupt that he hail almost enough
to live on, but should do a little business in the timber
Thereupon witoese pre him credit. The repine
setatioa wee made in February, 1859. It was • voluntary
iguetuent.
Mr. Wean! Mills, partner of the Mat witness, was also
exami•cd in attrition of the care.
The bankrupt, examined by Mr. Creech (who appeared
for him, deeded the use of the words attributed to
Ins by Mr. Senallfielml. The latter said jocularly.
" Welt I suppose you have got enough to live oar
Wanes, said " I wish I hail." Mr. rlm■llfield did not ask
abut the amount which his father had left him. Had done
ibis busies.. with Mr. Stualltield, but not with may otbs'
house in the timber trade. Had been in bullion! two years
aul four moods. During that time he had a severe
ovelsit, by being thrown elf ■o omnibus, which had die-
•' led him from attending to business for three months.
Hi expenses had only been 400 f., and he had given up the
•hods of his property.
His Homes dal not think that much weight could lie
inched to a users convervation about the bankrupt's affairs.
It was customary with merchants, when opening new ac.
runts, to make precise nod definite inquiries. The trading
had been envied on at a great loss ; for the exposes., though
heavy in themselves, were meow than eight times the
pomta, which were only about SW. The bankrupt hail
pee on longer then be ought. The certificate (second
Bleed would be suspended for six months. As it did not
terser that the bankrupt hail the intention of deceiving
Yrors Senallfield, puotection would be given.

IN RE W. C. LURE.

This bankrupt wa. a wine broker. it 2, St. Dunstan's-hill,
to,lay was the meeting for last examination. The
Noire sheet, merlon,' by Mr. Deorge flutler, gives—Duo
t. ,rediton and liabilities. 2,14.12/.ls. 44. ; to commission,
s;.v. hos. Gala ; to gnr profit; 271.54. 7d. ; end by assets,
Ts/. lib. Be tratb expenses, 6521. 154. H. ; by domestio
in lenses, 6331. lAs. ; bj losses, 8741. lls. 6d. ; by liabilities,
15e. Id. ;by aYmene7 lit of October, 1860,
Ai. is. 4.1.
The bankrupt pared.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MAR LDOROVGII•STHEET.
AKAN:LYING A C AAAA N.
Mr. Henry BoMe, of 5, Ktegotreet, St. James's, was
charged before Mr. Torwhitt with samulting Thomas
Howdon, cal) driver, of 10. Drummond-crement.
T. Hawdoe, badge 10.1.37. said led night, at half.past
INA*. I took up the defendant. another gentleman, and a
lady in the Ile•norket. *al took them to Kiugotreet. On
setting them down 4,leuthint gave in. half s.rrown. I
gave the other mintlernau Is., upon which be caught bold of
me tired, and the ,lef,tol tnt CAM!, nut of the home and
strock roe mote violent blows no the face. covering tt with
blond. The defeedant was not the worse for liquor, and I
had given him no provocatine.
Defeedant--1 west into the house, and seeing my frised
struggling with the cabman I struck him. I had paid the
man more dials his tars, and do not know how they got goer.
nfiag together.
Mr. Jobe Swain. Hogg, stepped into the witsembox.
elsirb— Where do von reside?
Mr. um. —1 tiosit reside anywhere.
Clerk— Yoe mot live seweinwhen.
Mr. Rqup-111•11, I live is ILiacatrest, but am going
anal