The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-06 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVE
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sgled" It wu we believe, the cuetom of this etas oe • muse of law he will receive kis Cancans, sad the T • last I question keen, tad k gespoasible for, the plate. About six or area I DOT
pumas, after fignag ski bottles et thine country, to damn. is wheat's: the authors are seesaws, likely to absentia by weeks ogo the loss was reported to sul. h t oss cm
Into thriven life, et lit
into that kind of trivets Mize Ina Wag at larm. It is well known that Lord Talbot, himself fund ea Saturday week, when six Flog° ma ous Mom Vag
thatiagaisket seamen, who nudes those paper,
bee ke wen mimed. About six or sent Web Me to
bog. shf; ow
jfir b?
lith
liter
et
a Public. heutrotha tThee.fieeldlanadtaaamei into mimy man boght the battle of Coptain Warm ia perils shoot the Mr sal of
net
troolseglantagto
horonforAlepontstd yw—
the-ithaseletitablOrthele' Ciloacaa hreallid"dHorns, is St Maztin's km, mint ; tad there is every probstility that ha will soserat to alms apials," I hors g
bore
ono 5 o
or
sow bar oil
where the assault complained of took plus, under the sir' titsche ■• tbewpapenu sowdlioeforhhoe fiunoadsisonthathisot isorogkrythe. turret at tall the lisle MA
ountuces detailed in the evideace. lad-yud inlaid in katbig Inea lost at the latter an_ll_,__Y°
Alexander Webb, a tont cottager sad sopyiag Men, Cosusierbasr-I entinly agree with yes, Mr. Law- sale Joy Lts lb.__ . tot as. _lt watigi.eac red 7.l`wswen
stated that be went into the defndant's Muss aKM after nose, as to Om isemsaiencei of a Makeup, liming_
....r
...els witolgoll elloomopLoatiug:smos
sag gogoienhomilm.
I never The
atickight, on the Gth of June loot.t Ai soma as Mastered the cestody. No dean►he ought to be let Oat. * erili. Dimon
i house the de
ran dews main, and," phobia tato" the Mat to Um endiritonthafromhoknotilskaiuroistutponewrosarr7lM., alio, us= ag:nmo. Ills esesilumwellsluSfanwei bailey wog masts. Align
plaintiff, who, after In bad reseivid two or three blows, foil what I watt is mu ty the po
door. Defendeat stooped drab and lifted him up with his Mr. Luaus-He is quite ready doubt ter into his owa to theta at hem
lett hind, and sit
eins arab with the right He thew persons' resemisaus sad IMs ane all,the ending Crossibudited-My water eau the imisip se the plats, ogotiWth
with 0
pushed him into the street. The mon fall on the pavement, but MM.; et
-No. that w°llL'l'nWens4ol6.4l 8/Imiestweei Ist bat 1...e11 .”1di...-- j,,,,.... fair ws nalirriZej
The
and while there the defendaat kicked hat ia the rite. Mit I
iSeTnrorl , i Wilmot—We nn, lin s to gob hot* hag lallsoo-sag Lo.a.
He was mitred iesensible. He was tut over the tight eye, kiltirostoso 1i....
and the blood poured over his fem. The blow he remind ill your Lour piers to intimate the Kr. Gauge Do iesserer,oofm?..trunnt goes% Jew
old of Use du
while on the ground would have killed some men. Agm ameba kr whin if Captaia Wanes tin find security, you he had sold
j Novembn tad the ith of Deralllber.
Unman who was paiing, and two or three females, assisted will order his
him to a boon on the other aide of the street. The Comminessr-He must give severity in 5001 not to Mr. Thomas Brodtbßefe llogrosordwillitor of
tt.geci s:llbnirdl
I Crawarambed-Witame us formerly a baker by profit- lesiortir raCno
oriro
roproosaroe
Kr.
crow.. o
who Rothigtorrese
irabyt gruldsyst,
stielahad a
harp dealer
wish
am
reit.:
ilea. (Magner) )
1 Mr. Solent WilkA prokedesalleket ? srediter)-That am beats so peoportioa to the debt', your I it from my right hand intieseatpalistisesesdiately
Jar the was wee over. This is the wash. I taw it in (Acton
; Witnees-Ifee ; I sated strictly up to my proMicess. Bosom o
1.1 Mr.
so Wilhite-Yu minutest all about the pots-
sorksodThis Ounainfoner-with
%kat Bat I think the maws ought to be Sealud-yerd. in ellesegann of • ellotwoldwitios width I '
dad
toss. alum, sod that had of ditto ? imner.) se
rass
Roam
will
be
mimed
by
with the police. 11 is a Gaunt watch, and I know it
(Great Iseghterrj Mr. Lawranes-I puss the same of the maker, "Dank." Ido not the _ ride.
. the
--°l4
7". IW"
aP
to
le
all.
with mis milkiest safety. number; but I parboiled it at Kaaba and know
oam's 1•1"1,1
Whim the defendant cuss dews Main hie fat was very The cosaiwoomor_oh.
pa
quarterly sale, in the winter of 1849, and I paid ter it inns- annul
es if with saw. The plaiatiff au • tidy shed men,
.1)
Mr.
ia
Mks you, el sot quite so stout (paining to the -The covenant, Captain Warner, will be, diately. A gestlum of the same of Mope had worn it a °,,1th..,1.1
I the defendant, he is that yea ball not depart from this coutry until the pro- fewudar. n.wir_whor
son
of a
shahs
was
then
so
she
watch ? ;Li;
ankle
ire"riftwlpiain).T toaallgisaavert.' "gal
Par/lino:dishier the plaintiff husk medium is this coon are No*PITTINL
hu Camila Warner-I sin mita Sere that time gentlemea Witness-It us a sort of Indian rubber Mb.
half
a galoala in
lila
boula
w who -oppose au k se well as Ido that I have no Mem Kr. Lewiss-Will yes swear you did not drop it out of thaginot
alththe result met plat" lthe.
Is gee
W. Harwood, • bake?, corroborated the preceding testi- tins whatever to leave Om emery ; why thay are opposing your pocket /
Witnese-No, bat I lost it whin a groat rush was made. mod
may. He dabbed the blow
magenta pi kill say man who hadgUeteatheanoctaithatiPtuertoseeenaesa" Int
II• ICAlELfiallerl awl
"-s NI ellor rrellirthowerera 'a no use IA talk- wuneelte the grand stand. I aniseed it about 3or 4 0.43
-bates I had looked at it.
elephant He tad ma the defendant that morning is iag aboat that now.
wesergieeter.heli„ He wee walkiog up. sad down with
rMr.olColok
wolloriwtouldroupooodk wirther nodes ought net to be Mr. Lewis-What is there in the watch which units 0147
nary 11
M
to identify it ?
riding whip in his hand Caul said, ' How do yo
„do J" al ea
co
I said. " Pretty well, I leant you?' Coasted d, You The as er-7 P Yes, to *el official assignee ; that Witaiss-I bad the steel hands ?tooted, tad gold hands meet.
substituted. I paid 41. 19s. for it. I had lent it to Mr. °IIR 1
know me r I said, " I leant I km not the pleasu will be suflickat Sanger, who was to pashass it from me, sad be mussed it pia
. soL:ughlter.)l Upon whichnCaoup,sai,bh" Iwl
ige;totl evi- Qantas Warner then 1.11 the court.
said We undentood that there was every probability that he t;aolme about a week before the races. I never inquired its Ti 3
e
en
I. "yes ." said he, " rwilltshe long odds Ida" I re- world be able to obta
plied, • " What odds will you take ? "
nd
and walked off. (Great laughter.) The plaintiff appeared
and he turned mad Ix an Huth. Ext:sekteoresqtelse Oatotittii, Jonsollo• ithr.* Lewie-When ma G
rammh watch, where was the wIZ
PION Or TEN COVET. ehain ? weal
The bankrapt, George Pries Hill, us en attorney, but Witmer-It woe suspended f y sock.
to be sober.Ti
Mr. Serino, house suntan at Charing-cross Hospital,made bankrupt as a carrier, through bis soonexion with Mr. Lewis-Was it at ?
' Mated that the defeodent came in ea the t Bung dry. He weet
e p Post Company. A abort dm sines bb Boson Witness-No. The shalt was perfect, as was the ring _ A
ed. The twa
was brain on the chest, head, anci face, but witness did not granted a eanditionel order for innutldincirottooflacorte.whiek had attached to it from whin the watch wee s
ring ins steel. I was earprised how I maldate% lost the PIN
.as kii though Mr. maa would soon hem eft for confismation t,y th.
tr.,„hliii.a any media"- Mr. Pitch, the bankrupt's solicitor, now
_swatted a letter wash at all, as the ring and guard were entin. hold
Mr. Serjeaut Wilkins addressed the jury isito=ste Um item Mr. Visaed, the secretary to the Lord Chandler Mr. Lewis-Did you advert** your wan ? In
l' plea of justification. The jury had hoard a
mooomollatillgirt
u.hiso
therefor urged
rndotthcootoirdwitoor kiss conkmatio; Witness-NO.
maser within Mr. Lewis-Woes you not unlit to give the potion= • woe'
the treatment the plaintiff had received, but sots mod ebtae: description of the wain ? mint
the cause. When they heard the witneesee he had to salt, the original. jurisdiction of Um court.
Le had no doubt that their opinion would be la asserdance Kr. Lindner contended that this power of the
at Witness-I said it was a Geneva watch, sagas tmed. 111° I
Ti
with the old Balkh verdict of " served Km ziglit." to petitions us
only extended , der Us* new act, and that as Alderman Gibbs-Am Ito andentaad that you do not
(Laughter.) The Inroad veleta then called the Colin of Review, with derived its power from the know whether you dropped the watch or not ? MI
The Barmaid at the Can and Herses-The was Lord Chanallor, had been abolished, the powen which had Witness-I am quits sure that I did not drop it. I, wl
log
Ls the habit of hanging about the house " en all been exercised by that wart were now vested in the Lord placed it in my pocket a few minuets before Ilt
hitt.
Kr. Banger, a burins's aerk-Mr. Brocklsbp a friend 'POI
who ante in, Its woo very shush' in the mane the day, Chantelkor. „
end Mrs. Count gave directions to the waiter to turn kilns Hit Hiaellinobrornitdo, thatithinootheordfinert losnodtaonaby, haute felt ahidge-h of mine. I had a wateh from him which I was aboat to to w
out of the parlour. That was between 3 and 4 o'clock. The limey . parchate about six weeks beim the Derby day. I wore it 1116
waiter went in, a waffle mad, and he soon utter came oat enthenty as thaele Lori Chanallor, by whom In fiat was they or lost days. Ido oakum the amber, bat I believe Eel' '
with his eye win mit sad his taw snatched. The pining direetad to issue ; bu! as there was now no Court of Review, th. makar's same is "Danis" I obeened it parthelarly, 1-;"
then left the house, sod retained again betwma 5 and 6 sad as by the new sc. this curt we. dinned to proceed with es Iwu going to parchase it and there wall **soothing nen- sea
4 o'clock. He remained outside the Mr until eh: an to bed and being to a contusion all fiats in bankruptcy, he eon- her about it. The mods " Dabois, Genets," were TM (He
after 11 o'clock, and during that time used very busive sad Mend that he had the power to annul the fiat. An sheen- unslditully eugrattd, almost wtstched upon it. I did not wee
alias' order was then made. make any other peallany. When I had it it had steel
wain I
disauting lump to Mrs. Cann.
I QIIIIITION Of COSTS ON 8171IIIONSIS. Leads. I believe this to be tht watch. v
' Nonce, the wane, gays similar testimony. When he
went to tan the plaintiff out of the putout a scuttle took A quoins arose in a trader. debtor imams, whether a Crow examined-I was to pay 51. for the watch. I was woo
tho
gouge out" plaintiff Melding abroad was bound to give socutity for at the Derby with Kr. Brockleby, and was standing by his
filisaeae;s.le thigaillnessani:siof coedllachecanheantalytteembll'igland too
e" -to bed, and eats before the defendant could bit called upon, tortioranswibeer rode at the time of thaboolirer. I °boned him plies his watch „hO,I
did not in the alkged assault. Ou the following moraine the mamens. For the defe
barrens tus contraded _ or somewhere I
his
waistcoat pocket. I will not 1"11
the plaintiff ems into the house and said he was sorry for of the mart would red met ng if swear that he put it nto is pocket. Is feet, he was timing "
hurting witnem's hes, as he was drank at the time. They partissPmeaseabroad mild tall upon persons to sawn nisi upon the horses with It, and probably his attention was as melt ton„
had e ale together, and the plaint added that he would thea, and, la the event of its beino shown that they wen Mated to the horses as to the watch. He stooped cedar ce.
,diisk a pint with Canal and " make It up." sot indebted, to be deprived of onto. the ropes.
Two witnene who were bunt at the time of the assault After an signment, Mr. Lewis-Could he not have lost it in getting under the I
Co;
depoetd that the phictiff appl ed the most disgusting epithets His Honour said, that although the act only gave him the ropes ?
.to Mn. Cacti'. The defendant, who was upstairs, ass
seat direst pout of giving coats for or against the olden!' or the Witness-I do not think it possible. How the wateb °ll3
, for, andante down and turned him out. Tone is a step at defeadant, yet the principle of equity was obnow, that the could have been got away from the chain I cannot tell, lied wa
I the door, and the plaintiff fell in going out. Both wiusemss petty who wee in the right should not be the stiffen, ; and the shun nor the ring by which the watch het been fastened
the
swore mom positively that the defendiutt did tot strike or as other wens acted on the principle of making sosts, he to it had Min broken.
, kick the plaintiff. daub do so in this are. The sammons was Munn dim. Mr. Lewis-Will Jon Meet that he might not while he h°
The learned Baron having summed ap, eg
skied, nominally with eon, ths plaintire attorney Ming had the watch in his hand have removed it himself from the ,
The jury tsturaed a vetdict for the plaintiff-damages, declined to nuke himself pinonaily mousing. chain ?
140 n -- Witnese-I am quit* sure he did not remove it Mauch.
5 1
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT....-YESTERDAY. Thor* won much crowding at th. time upon 01 both,oog lit
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTERDAY. Abating or Comma. Re-exastined.-Yee. Powell-You have been who-
. Sauna Ma. Coyer noun Taus. The scene which occurred yesterday in consequence of thedown while be was who-
a
ther the watch might not have fallen _ _
,t
no _ to 4..
1 CAPT. WARNalell APPLICATION FOR NIB DIUTILAZOI. non-attendence of counsel, as mentionod in our piper, was stooping. Suppose It had fallen, would 1 t hate en 1"
Ynterday Captain Warner was again brought up, is ea t repeated this morning before the Chief Combater• trampled upon vary much to its injury ? sh
tody of the keeper of Whitecrost-street Prison, for the put- When cases were called It was stated that the banisters Witness-I think it must have been smashed al 4.. Sc
lime of Yellowing his ePPliention for discharge, which had sainted in them, were is eases then being heard beton Mr. Dlr. Lew' That would depend upon the raineteyhewith al
been adjoureed from Thenday last. Consmittioner Law, and an application was made that they which it might han Beni up by anyitte ? w
i Mr. Reddoll appeared lot the bankrupt ; Mr. Melia and might be placed at the bottom of the list. Witawn-lt moluoosts.habeen praise. d b the feet of the th
'Mr. Cooke for opposing creditors ; and Kr. Lunn. for the The Chief Commiisioner granted the spoliation, mamat bawd robing
petitioning creditors under the
Ca
pt. tag that when he had gone through the list he would wait
miaLtisci
oBal„ Ira ,of North-gate, Halifax Yorkshire, jeweller, til
Mr. Lindell-In this cue of Capt. Warner, your honour, no loiter for any one who held a brief in the cases. the night of the 13th or morning of the 14th of
it was disunited, upon search after the last meeting, that The cases, though somewhat numerous, were hard and C
July I lost above a hundred gold and silver washes, upwards ,
then were sus writs of miss ad satisfaciendua which had the other wets calla, by which tints the briefs were of 400 fingeLrings, firspairs of gold 'natant
__,_, and,other a
been lodged at Westminster, bat which had albeit brought handed to other barristers. The only remedy for the noilesty. Tufo were four new and on old run •• spec-
down to the governor of Whiteermetreet Prima. Siaos. g tuns, and I bays sines seta the old tiri. I know it horn
Henna will be • islectionhy the barristers, of the courts having ,
myself, I .a
d have them ten years in
this, the Kt' nil de'einiTE credits" have hoes wry" vita they will attend. AMe moan themselves would prevent worn " „r . - ... to
notice; and 1 thoaght it b-tter to brim the het beton your a repetition of the wanes described. teak. I hate occumatuy worn them in me seep ana mmy ,_
honour, ia order that if there be any 'resit puede et type- room, and should know thus if I saw them sold'. They a
slims to b raised, they might be entered into beim I pro- -•- -- - ---- - ---- an red old-fseltionad gold. They have been bonded near
geed to elate that whkh I think will iodine your honour to MIDDLESEX SF.SSIONS.-YERTERDAT. the temple. The spawns prUaged are tho old pair Iso t 4
discharge the bankrupt.lett. I'll swear to their Wag mine.
The November penes onion of the pesos for the Comity
. Mr. Melton-I oppose on behalf of Mr. Thompson, a Crobezasained-I deal a little in second hand plate and e
dEoullmiddclernsiz.commenced yunday morning at the Sessions wing. with digniinf „ay. in London. I kn.°, of v
k canker.
1 The Cotemistionet -What is your ground of 'opposition ? far will.
Mr. Kelton-Mr opposition is directed to laminar, in
W gut pine, what mews have wen shown by the beak- mown with
a r. Witham
Beriestamt.A tonsre,eull,
run, whether he ear given anything up to the onion 13.41„.
menu
i The Counissioner-He has given up nothing. r Mr. Whiskin, a
• at
in ca
presided
Kr. Wrier,
n
d
'skier
in t 1
ee on fifty this
• abeam
the bee
Hasler,.r C tain Carpenter,
oh
aro ap
to e Kr.
The sand chsidrmanthth Ih
of
them the n
us in
Mr. Mehra-NIT oppaitlOs lie baud upon this principle, 4„,, in alluding sal issilwsWww ss
,that urine it can be shown that the release of the :471 he "'
Capita
I ht congratulate
Ibultrupt will be beneficial to his estate, or that kb .17._,__ f
imprisonment is injurious to Moan in ratans to LL 'To Us
g
e . Wood e prisoner
of ld
eh were,
Woodward, ita.
the read jury, gS
a
of Unit. astir
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produced tiff"
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loth 1 aldanTer fdr.T°lgedb is
he
all Te
upon that eacatustaile laii
as e did that crime tm"' t'dinanosing--os la. «A-
, from no
estate, he ought to tie dented until the crediton see what fit wss gssiirgial Ss find with° "Wm. al 1111° WWI°
he has produced. Because, as it will at once appear to your
honour, when he is me discharged, we have ao farther
moot
rhoyseessimrt, that the number:iodated wee I
ws Jonathan W
of offender had duetted of
my
'ln
..
61
go.
_To what cause this mien be attributed
was aot prepared to is but Probably thmus, ekeeptke er gave three sim
y other sister hr the r"
at about 12 map.the
Which?, Sergeant.
with Inspector Lund tad Berg ag
27
.thiragsnew la if. I
o. 's 'a ea
family tish
I
riag ape, s
-town,
have • 1
.1 Win. t
!
ily are now ;
away. hint memoryYll '
ring. TM ring 1
w on the 2nd of
October at the time the au wAu-Ispwpurehl6en")dedi."3ll 11
bold upon him. II this lases debt annot be satisfied, he of food 4L.., nn.dnonn 3.0,1 __ RI hid ...__ _lr aftenraids assisted in his plum in Bezbicaa, and
ought to remain in etun'y, in due MOM of law, until ha ""
ie."
Ms filed accounts on which your hamar shall think ha with •mP °Mont ""*".* ''' do unapt other watches in • drum in a back shop, j I
Tan d
en found the watch maimed, referred to by Mr. Brockieby.
ought to pus. I would re...penally remind tour honour ?nip following circular
wen wand in the yen 01 ~,. Crosuntamiad -We aftorwards cleared the shop out, '
that this act of parliament wee passed fir the relief of ans 7 "1" and took the promety to the stationehoute. TM* wee a
debtors who hid something to distribute among their en- groat maspoons. There were fob Mitoms engaged in the
7. In mordant with the advice of the medical Madan
diton; and it seems to me that this Is not a case cconiag ,___ weete leit la the house.
within its provisions. I will not occupy the Uwe of the siferfathsnfliendisinummitaat-js2fsiitFilfhdr so:.r froaßßesis his ussis Insane Lund-Amongst the property I found at the
court by Inquiring into the trading, any farther than to prisoner's house were tht gold spatula and the mourning
maks a suggestion es to whether the bankrupt has beef a ring predneed. They wets la the back shop.
lima fide trader ; also as to the petiticroiag erediter's Cross het-I hate the list of the property which
:I debt bean a frindly affair. But Ido submit that, unless POLlCA—TzsTrian. we refund from the prisoner's of
There are. I
there are amen, as required in the ordinary case of beak. should say, 1,000 spoons, ems Madan el watch moss
nipb, lie ought not to he dischargtd, and that he ought to MANSION-HOUSE. meats, perhaps 30 watches, and betimes 60 and 70 rings,
bikeid merely for the good of his estate, Waal lie is pre. Tun CIIIIIOI or RaCEITINO STOLZ* GOODS.- Will Unt Then were, I should ay, 12 or 14 mourelag riage. Ws
/pun to civ. security. &Well, of Barbican, appeend yesterday beforo Alderman have had. I darer y, i hundred or two inquiries abut the
Mr. Ronne-Your Honour's amen= at the last mat- Gibbi, atordiag to the terms uf his sureties, to answer the goods. The value of the property we took my ltt _ Immo
niii iag seemed to he that you should not discharge Captain shames brought against hint of having purchased goods 10001. and 4,0001. I hate beard that Kr. Surd' has nu-
Warm without his giving security that he would not kayo knowing that they had been stoles. Mr. Powell appeared risd on Minas there 30 or 40 yoars.
the musky ; and you nirected that he shou:d give lip to the stemmed te primate upon the part of the crown. Kr, Alderman Gibbs thea consented to take bail for the sp.
official Monte at the dominants relating to kis claim ost Lewis, of Ely-place, attended as solicitor to the prissier. manna of Kr. Birnll upon a tam day, when the ia-
the Pateguses Retirement Mr. Alderman and Shut! Carden and Mr. Alarms Salo- Tahitian will be reamed.
• i I Thi Commissioner-Or say other claim or say rile isous, who has jut named from a ton through Germany,
property that ho may have. linogary, ag , were upon the bench during the bun
in t e wisp ac hhe files
1 Mr. Rehdall-He is ready to do so at the proper Mu. Umtion.
mhDAILY WEATHER TABLE.
,• was is counts. ler. Pow
The Commissiour-He must do it now. ell promwded th the ase hs following order, Nov, 1850
as the most convenient under existing (intimations i --
WIDNIBDAT. . , .
! ' I wiwalag
Mr. Bidden-Tienl tender Captain Warns, fee mutt Mr. Henry Godden said, lam a brewer, tad reside at The SW* og Boa Wilgus at sash Of the kilo_ Wiag Vasa at
; nation to show that he has not the mafiosi description of Lutanist. house, Maidstone. My house was broken into Nino 0:1110M1 YoStelga7 t- - Imo Nano= an
la wale of lowtado•
' property whatever that he is withholding from the nand ea the night of the 26th or the morning of the 26th of Sep- unarm
baud Webber.
assignee. With respect to his claim on the Pantomime go- timber. Agent was gained by the dialog-room window. I
vernment Captain Warner had a little hesintica at the last was first made aware or the burgher at shoot 7 o'clock in the lam" rash '
N.A.
ska.c."=.loll
zneitionroto mention the nano of the noble lord in whom morning of the 27th, when I amertund that I bad loot Suet
L''"i hoped to re the paean Mating to that claim. He sllvar pepper eaten and various other articles. I have slam Kwwwswa (Dwawl
N.W.
---assoeassaas
ossisass
be able to induce the noble lord to deliver sees the pepper autos at Sootiand.yud, at the police stades. its.."l - ) ) it..M. Omsk beset Overcam°"raal
11i • p pen, so that hemight have given them to the These (looking at three pep eastonprodued by IsepsoNe rlarnwriaeineiegg --
Met efluagnee. But Lord Talbot has declined to do so; Laud upon the first examination) se• them. The eint, Whill Buenos „ W. =
rairertilig
ciptleleZ
sad I have ismy hands a letter from him on the subjeat ; wao the first areas up in the home, kiformed Ins that the hournAlerTen fka.WW.. teampkerr
In addition to which I can show by evidence that his lord- bore bad been broken into. iireses =beady
ship has been spelled to by the bankrupt (or these papers Alderman Gibbs-You know aothing of the primer Twwwwws ""*"-- LW' aw.lralsw Psi"' and,
but that he claims • lies upon them, in respect of • lug: I suppose ?
sue of mossy which be advanced ia promo* ien of this inns- Witness-Certainly not, 1 Illeaseeism.-.-. W. Itagnolbasse Owned
Noww..-....... S.W. Swaim. ago
Law.„„.. ...«. S.W. thoollbad Seel
tiss of Captaus Waran't ; sad ke declines to Rife them up Anemia Gibbs-And you near sold the mien" to any 011M11111111111: S.W. Hard Wind Ovieemt
. 4 sate that is walled. So your Ream ten it is not in the ose ? Musa
power of Captain Warner to comply with that part of your Witnem-Nent. Onsolso •-•-•-•-• Yu 4,___11104WW4,..._ PelthAl Goode
11 noar's directions. Nor is it in hi power to go to Porto- OTOMPenenitei by Mr. Lewis-The met ores eash of the '''l •'5"*,,,,,,..„„„n ---" 174 ..,...'"n"""'''....,.. odioodo°llElaa
gal to talks this debt, to the injury of his oration. I mow oast= imam swilebtaL They are, except in a '—'' - - -r-id-.--
1 =tegidehe:, Boatel!' a attenttiooLtortotteopontimilarsuo
ro of or very dightispes, stiobsol. Yuma -....- LW. Hard GM*
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Ise the last 17 years, eta which time t apt. Pelarneaer h:s the :name of littellw allittleeekallt walther that witness red hit sot.. ef
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1 1. been eaustantly employed in this country ; and I put It wished to ant anything to Ms batsmen as b Maas pan- """1" ••••••"*"., fit.l'. linuriung"..... asstrommi
to mot Honour wit/aline there is soy probability that, Mu artblei I
after resetting your Honour's protection and dischargs, he Inspeetsr Land-I have Ming bead. N.N.W. Mug lime PsittillyClissin
will iftdbe more likely to go to Portuml to nano that slaim Mr. Lowls-I MU not me Maputo, Lela re, en,, w wenn id,
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I ) than he would have been when ender the present of them as he I salitentad, a whim in ebb NM
large debts which now k.ep him in prison. The probability Mr. nest read the WaaliEle aim by Edward ..estuase —.........
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property that le may have.
Mr. Iteffiall—Ha is ready to do so at the proper time,
. when he files his. amounts.
The Commissioner—He most do it now.
- Mr. Rsaldell—Then I tender Captain Warner for extent
nation to show that he has not the smallest description of
' property whatever that he is withholding trout the official
looditte. With respect talkie claim on the Portuguese go-
Torment Captain Wtraer bed a little hesitation at the lad I
Reeling to mention the name of the noble lord in whom
pommies' are the papeth relating to that claim. He
hoped to be able to induce the noble lord to deliver
up those papers, so that hemight have given them to the
cfficial assignee. Bat Lord Talbot has declined to do so;
and I have la my hands s tetter from him on the subjeet ;
in addition to which lean show by evidrnee that his lord-
ship has been applied to by the haoknapt for them papers,
bat that he claims a lien upon them, io respect of a large
sus of money which he advanced is promotion of this invess
Hon of Captain WSTItI'S ; nod he declines to give them up
until that is satisfied. 83 your Honour secs it is not is tho
power of Captain Warner to sample with that part of your
Homer's directions. Nor is it in his power to go to Path.
gal to »dies this debt, to the injury of his meditore. I
=au your Honour', attention to the 'minimises of the
It ha existed against the Portuguese government
for tho lad 17 year', during which time Capt. Warner has
hem mustantly employed is this 'Donny ; and I pot it
to year Honour whether there is any probability that,
after raising your Honour's protection and dhdarge, he
will he more likely to go to Portugal to rcalko Ihmidnim
than he would have been when under the proems eif Agee
lame debts which now keep hint in prison. The Joidebility
is Hat he would not be soldiely to leave the meseLy SI 111111
wail have been at the time when he really herd Mom
mnaliem, and when he might have avoided it by gofer
Masai
Mr. Lawrence—My clients, the petitioning creditors, am
MOM toe goods told sad delivered, and they entertain a
ili that If Captain Warner were set at liberty, eb
= it them, by communications with official
at the Admiralty, and parboil', induce them, at the ei=l:
hour, to make himi a reasonable compemation for the gm
vire he has rendered in preportitm to their merits. It suet
be obvious to your Honour, as It was to the intention of
the legialature, that nothing could be sere issenventeut
than fora bankrupt to be hi prima. inewiewilie te MI
coeditors inaccessible to the official sitigase, and imerawahle
even to this court to a condo extant, fir a Omni, our
only be brought up hero at a great mem,. Cupids Weiser
hue not shown any moiety to withdraw hinted! from his
creditors.
The Commissioner —He had dead out weird all hit err
dams to meciaties,—to a groat muntior d them.
Mr. Lawranee.—That, wadoubtodly, alms *Ammo, bat
to my taint It is net a correct interims*. I ma net aware
that he lee )114401 to any adios, or pug his miellitem op I
my tares uonethesarily ; holitaaltheltailemenm, either
hisa.wieseat of attothey or by a nomedlirms
ea Captain vrejsee ids In • aim et leene.
that ihe_gevernsentweeli eat Ilibly awl hemoilyisswlli
Oise& Wuwa. For this it natty met a um
ktinthw.asesseted f 4 the purpose etdoesdvingffieVtl
agi e
gpoifters;bst,esallikoworiiknows,ol.l. owe
his Meted est ady a lime Maas, bat the beet yew if
remin le lik la We inveatise ; sad If he had but hal
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arew"ranzifsed by Kr. Lewle—The tweet spas ss of the
pepper erten remake saddened. They are, except In a
very OM degree, uninjured.
Kr. Goodman (the Wet clerk) having reed hie notes of
the evidence of Inspector Land, inked whether that vitamin
wished Os add anything to hie esateautt as to those yard- I
color artistes I.
Isolator Land—l have nothing to add.
Mr. Lewis—l shill not craearzasaine Inspector Land yet,
ea he is, I understand, a witness in other oases.
Mr. owaintan next read the sables.* given by Edward
Ashmore, principal waiter to Mr. horst, the proprietor of
the lefelsew TaTOTD. to Fleet-etrest, as to tie lees of s epees
about the 29th of July lea*, eat his eromattansbaation esir
tire to that law.
Mr. Lewis (tor nunestaatissaties)—That spas has an
labial upon it whisk is not year Rastet's ?
Wltnees—lt le&
Mr. Lewis—Wes year mato in the habit el ezeltangfag
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the 29th of lily. Thor ram whin Its sold had ash the
kr= X at *sag, Mt I am ast mass that the spar pr.
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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1850.

DORCHEnia,
RAJ YEO
LWVIL, AND EXETER
AY.
Yeataregf • epeida meeting of the proprietors in
shim mespesy We. held in the Board-rem" el the &aids
Waters Soapily, York-read, for the &mese of taideg
Into semiierstion the existing relations &taut the Rueter
and Yeovil Dempsey sad the South Waste's (lempeny sad
to take sea step therespea as might be deemed
C. Weeratem,lo4., hi the chair.
The dellowlat vole& was read In maternity with the
wade mgrissaiszrpi.,......cris.c.,:::::x
Algae leas this
the
tripiese, ao Mal& Ike sae% et essaikang the
mis Mathes laws& 11thesmesey eat the Lea& ea
South esters Raw* Oompay;iall et agog Mil Mile
with reference Ilissete se Sail appall% owl/a&
The diresterseinene that Et the-mead theeting of the
London and South Western Railway pewee, were given to
the directors of that esatpany te stabs endiveemegements in
of this undertaking as shoal eppenelkuist std hut ;
r S
and the dictators Isom that the Leaden end Sew& Western
board have, la ease le may oat this aids& appointed a
committee in re ale& to mist a amain& of Ws easpay.
This ream appears to the limed. likely to had to a satis-
factory malt, eml they.tkensies, eshomMesd that the pro-
piston should sgpant melt a enweinhtee rem their own body
isoludiag seek a the dimmers es ere aet'aseuinees of the
Laudon and Smith Weems Company, tel that the com-
mittee should be authseimil be seater wish the committee
afloat& by the Leaden sa loath Wane board, and
either report the reemameededeas to a fame Meeting of
their empeisters, or moss& without musk report to cony
thus into sleet ia ea& maser as may seem hat. Toe de-
&Moe oust mausolea& powers the bawd would leave in
the headset the maim sad they have deemed ft right to
distal that the paper gam* mid rewepapm sonless be for
is Iles present mem* el gam*
to parliament for
dkeeleskaa tessepeey, fee ambling the legal cam-
plc lea of net Is illtllolll the two asseenies es
may be lotted a M. These webs It mar be unneces-
sary to follow up by the haelestion et any bill In parlia-
ment, but the booed us espial= that the time for publish-
ing Domes should not he slimed to p.m without being
placed in spathe to pressed to parliament to the amain
esesion, if seemeery, and have given directions accordingly.
The CiLlllllWi having moved the reception of the

reMport,
r. DAY inquired how sway of the directors were set
nominees of the London and South Western line ?
The CHAIRMAN—OnIy two, Kr. Snow end himself.
A PROPRIETOR wished to know what was the propor-
tion of shares held by the London and South Western Com-
pany and by independent proprietors?
The CHAIRMAN said that the South Western Company
bold 35,000 shares, sad the general proprietors 21,000.
Mr. DAY said he should be sorry to take any step which
would bind them to a dimolation of the company under pre-
sent eirctioutanees. He should be therefore ready to upped
the reception of the report, bat not its adoption.
The CHAIRMAN observed that that wee all that was

Pro_Powi-
mr. F. EDWARDS, after making soma inquiries respect-
ing the agreement between the two sorapanies, said it was
quite clear that the :Lath Western Company had guaranteed
to the sbareholden of the Exeter sad Yeovil line interest at
the rats of 5 per out. whilst the Hos was unmade, and 6s,
per cent. after it was ludo. The L ,tr!on and South Western
Company then should either make the line, or return their
money to the shareholders in tee Exeter and Yeovil line.
(Hear, hear.) The London and South Western Company
were not the parties to take advantage of their own wrong
In this matter. They would not construct the line them-
selves, and did not pay the last half year's interest, and they
would not allow them to construct it. For his part, he
thought it was time that this system of repudiation should
be put estop to. (Hear, hear.) He was but a small share-
holder, to the extent of oily 60 shares ;but be took his stand
on public grounds, and would not assent to any other
terms than the eoostruetion of the line or the return
of their money to the Exeter and Yeovil shareholders.
(Hera, hear.'
Mr. CHAPLIN, H.P., Chairman of the South Western
Company, said that it was understood there would be some
Merano* of opinion on this subject, and he understood it
was for the purpose of discussing the matter that a committee
was to be sppotn.ed by each company. That was oertaioly
the view taken by the shareholders at the former meeting,
but tbe present meeting did not seem to be acting to mood-
sam with that view.
In reply to Mr. EDWARDS,
The CHAIRMAN stated that the guaranteed interest of I
5 per out. was to be paid out of the interest arising from
the shares at the company, and the deficiency was to he paid
out of the revenues of the Loudon and South Western
Company. With regard to the interest arising from
shares, it was not the mere fraction supposed, because the
South Western Company did not receive any interest on
their 35,000 share& The interest on those shares, therefore,
went to pay
_the knout due to the general proprietors.
Mr. EDWARDS said it never could have been expected
that a (notion of the interest would come from the money of
the Exeter and Yeovil Company.
A PROPRIE IfOR said he understood the South Wester
Company objected to carry oat the agreement, in cause-
questa of some little flaw exLueg in it. He did not think
that a company like the South Western ought to be the par-
ties to avail themselves of an advantage of that kind.
The SOLICITOR to the company said there was so flaw
in the agreement. The question was, whether the parties
had power to make the agreement at all.
A PROPRIETOR said that for his part he should prefer
to have the Use made.
Mr. CHAPLIN said that there were some in favour of
going on with the line whilst others were against it. That
was not the place at time however to argue the question He
understood that they wen met that day for the purpose of
appointing a committee to meet a committee of the South
Western Company to discuss the matters in dispute. if they
selected some gentlemen for that purpose they could argue
the question, sad he hoped they would be able to arrive at
a satisfactory result. There was no desire on the part of the
South Western company to do what was unfair or to repo,
diatm Bat persons mast have legal powers before they
mold do any thing. He would say for the South
Western company that they were prepared to sot fairly
and liberally in the matter. (Hear, hear.)
The report was then rossived, sad • committee, con-
sisting of tt'e chairman, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Boyd, Mr.
Day, and Mr. Edwards was appointed sad empowered to
negotiate with the London and South Western on the
existiair relation between the two companies, and to son
elude such ernenieniente as they might consider to be for the
interest of this eampasy.
Au amendment reitsiating the power., of the committee to
mere negotiation sad reserving to the shareholders the power
of tioufirmiag sa recommendations which the committee
might report was lost; but it was resolved thst four out of
thefts gentlemen appointed should cougar in any terms that
might be sensed upon.
A vote ol thank, to the chairman terminated the pro-
move- Mdilllge