The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-13 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

SZOOND COURT. -
Wisp la Nisi Pries is L..it..--tbdere Mr. Justine Byhe
aid • @petrel 'try.)
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Tbs haulers of this ere was remand this inarelag by
witessiies be called ea behalf et the *WM. who re-
peated the *Wes°, gives by the, is the former trial ; sad
it seethed probabLe Viet the tastier would last the Wet* of
the day at Mast.

COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Bah= the Jody Ordloty.)
NOIJiOS r. NODION AND rau.am.uf.
Dr. Wan hey mid Mr. Nark appeared for Ma go&
homer; Mr. gutter for the reopeedont
The petitioner is a milinaket in . He married
the respondent in August, 1847, sad m►ahitsl with her on
happy terms at kis mother's till (Nigher, 18511. About that
time the house of the co-reepondost, se niter at Sadler's-
welle Theatre, under the shammed name of Harris,
was burnt down, and the petitioner afforded him aid and
shelter. An acquaintance in that wilyirrang up, which
ripened into • dose intimacy. Al I the husband's
aospicioaa became motel, lied he left ume for • short
thee: bat soon Mier his return his wife quitted
him, sod had star* boas living with the 00-rm
rt Somers'-town, whom they kept •
ote s shop There had been Woe children of the
~rises, one of whom survived. A Hurd had likewise
hem burn, is /larch, 1 c:ri. The pleas i• defence embraced
• denial of the charge, mid allegations of tromertart, roe.
donation, end untensonable delay ia brim* themit.
[The use wag progeediag when we moot to prom.]

COCRT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Cominiwiuner Goulburn.)
Ur tL GoLD3IIII7.
The bankrupt wee a baker and coca dealer, of Norwich.
The ...mounts, prepared by Mama Brown and Dubois, show
debt., 1,13r4. ; assets, about MM. This was the adjourned
manaisstion meeting.
Mr. George supported.
Mr. flargood opposed for the assignees, on the pound that
the bankrupt had not accounted for all the goods he had
purchased within three months of Ms bankruptcy. Requisi-
tions bail been presented to the beakrapa at tie hot asst.
Mg, which he had fdled to answer untie y.
The keukrupt, la szaalust lon. • knitted Mat he bad dis-
poni! of a gold watch and chain, recently puielased,
worth 301., be borrowing Cif. oe it from " his uncle." He
had made no mention of this in his answer to the requisi-
tions.
His Homer observed that mutilating goods sod pledging
them immediately after came as near to swindlies se could
well be. But this w4lll matter of conduct, to be considered
at the certincate meeting. when be would have a great deal
to answer for. Much would depend on how he conducted
himself as to the information he gave to the official as-
. V.
e bankrupt thee pseud.

IN Ili PIDNEY FRANZAU.
The Imakrupt was an importer and dealer in foreign haw
goods. Thu was the examination meeting. The debts an
about 13.0 CW ; asset., 3,000/.
Mr. Mutation, for thew/Mimes, asked for an adjournment.
Mr. Sidney, for credit...is, submitted that the adjourn-
ment should be at the bankrupt's own expense.
Mr. Pennell haring reported favourably as to the bank •
upt's conduct, hie Honour directed an adjou ?MUM ut on the
usual terms.

Mr. I' E. Lewis, for the b••krept, asked for • cow-
Lissa uce of the &Howler., which was ordered!.