The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELI
THIS D4l

COURT OF BAN
(Baton Mr. Comm/grim

lit Two , UPYCY OP MAY
TOTAL
Zhe tankyupt was an apothocar)
was the certificate meeting. Tht
from June OM to April 1&57, h.
Capital, 2,876/.; liabilities, 1,0
debts, 80!. ; doubtful ditto, 196!. ;
up to official aseignees, 210/.; I
0671. ; house ditto, 1,V301.
=is sharebolders in the Royal
Mime of the petition being issued I
farthing, evoept his aforesaid habil
Crary, a capitsd, 1,500/. of which b
of thirty new *bares. Ile loot by
ire depoted there when the bank
tied the book debts for 100 L, wh
.of the estate.
The Commimioner said his rule
wee solvent, bad capital, and entba
kind (be did not call it epoculation)
it must be considered unavoidable
idaed„however, professional met
anecdote of Lord Stowell, when et
an Investment. The wary lord an
gent simplicity of the Three Dec I
view would avoid a great deal of e,
we of unavoidable Itted and ml,
certificate would be granted forthw

THE POLICE
(THIS D

MANSION-U

Iliaard Morris, who hod been
man Cubttt, yesterday, upon a du
a desperate assault upon a policem
No. 644, was brought before the lr
The statement of the officer yt
that while he was on duty about t
liehpgate-street, he met the
companion., was creating a great
them to go home quietly, opt
down, and surrounded by
eons, and a good deal ill-tr
the prisoner, who had been one of
time, and upon hie meeting him,
view of taking him to the station-
him a severe blow in the eye, e
j® upon him. The prisoner
to a4mn the use till to-day in o
witirsees to show that it was not

Mt. Goodman, the chief clerk,
the officer, which was taken yeate
The Lord Mayor inquired who
clonal witnesses to be examined.
The officeroalled

Henry Smith, a porter, who sat
then he beard the cry of " Murde
the spot, he found the officer on tt
the prisoner—kneeling on his du
kicking him,
The prisoner said in his defy
Head with his mite end norm trio
the corner of a ',beet, and that to
him, the constable pitched into hi
who ware passing interfered to pe
eithe onm. -8, and one of them
=r) Ina not given into ca
boom to complain of the
Diary the wife of
aid mho wee with the prison
the paean= Came op to them
es log, at the same time, the foul
Mand that upon the prier
ouch conduct, he kneed
hie wife. She added
emu far liquor at the time.
that the prisoner struck the con,
The Lord Mayor said it would
thither* of the inspector on duty
sewed before the case was dith
Aker, that the prisoner should
bear to prefer a charge vale
salted him previously. h apj
. sot esker' into cuatedy till be
eoroplain of the conduct of the ot
The thee wee postponed for the
OUILDH.
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PIOSECUTTON UNDER THE JOl3
The National Savings' Bank
limn-street, was summoned befor
lawfully neglecting to file • copy
accordance with the requirement
panics Act of 1856.
Mr. Wsnand fur the complete
was formerly the agent to the N
elation, and that on being diemi
against the company and wore
magna. The company had since
under those circaromtliwn Mr
some Inquiries to arcertain the
and whet probability there w
of the damages. Mr. Bryant ins
the object of the present automol
company had complied with the
Btoa Companies Act, requiring
witlifn • Twitted time afterthe s"
lug took place no the lath ofJuly
no balance-sheet but been filed,
worthy Alderman to say if the •
view of the awe.

Mr. Lawrence, instructed by 1
the company, said there... no d
justice in a court of equity, but h
money under this summons.
Mr. Bryant and Mr. Brady we
from the evidence of the 1
6th July was adjourned till the
were not then sufficient she
a quorum to transact the genes
the meeting was dissolved, and
had not yet been held, the sot
only about twelve mouths.
Alderman Hale said, under ti
parry had not failed to comply
Tiltihh.rmard to the registry a
Idea., a. there was
sheet having been prepared, or
held before which it could have
therefore dismissed.
WBSTMIb
WIFE NEI
Dumas Multiage, a lahourint
Mr. Arnold with violently asset
Una*, a decently-dressed fe
suffering from a severe Jujuy
swollen, and a quantity of blood
face Wee also smeared with bli,
instance for a summons against
mediately granted, and upon col
headed.
It appeared from the evideoce
her husband lived in Blue At
that for some time the prisoner
harsh manner. Previous to
made use of very abusive
her a most violent blow
complainant was giving her
her words not being distinctls
a plalster being nesrly over her n
hearing any more than the aloes
certificate was produced eignet
au"
Vitlett Westminster
illut
tb
The prisoner was remanded I
ANOTHER CASE OP
A man named 0. Carter, livi
ntinater, was aloe charged with
The harge arose out of a dila
slapped her fare. She now beg
He wan held to bail in his
keep the peace for six months.
CLERK Mt
ATTEMPT TO POI
dons Burke, residing at 26, I
a girl about 18 years of age, r
Mr. Conic, charged with elmin
to her sister, Helen Burke, with
The prisoner, it le stated, hot
tee, and was very violent
ral wagons she had t
complainant, and on Three
that her sister wait the pro
beer. The prisoner drank the b
rum and water, which having
of its strange taste and the elf.
once went to bed and was very
but s surgeon was not called 1
said that she had attempted to p
tering two pennyworth of lands
not enough she would obtain a
first convenient opportunity s
complainant feeling afraid, can
Glover, 417 N, to whom she al
the laudanum.
The primp.r now treated tl
levity, and did not attempt to di
Mr. Corrie remanded the pis
that the conversations she wen
would have • gored effect upon
The prisoner left the dock lan
SOUTHV
DAING •
Three females named Marge
and Ann Langton, were clan
r=tbepocket of a lady n
Hill, and stealing h
taking 71. 10s. in geld, and nor
The prawn:llx said that yam
ti an omnibus at Newhigtor
ROMPS having been riding in
it
• tOW yard' a police
it she had kat anything ? Up