The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-20 00:00:00

lain Intelligence.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TRATERDAY.
Swum TIM Cam thnueustoora.
Ix as Sauturz JAFFNA= BAWL—Warr INDIA
• Pao PPPPP .
Thle breolvent, who had been clerk of the peace at Greet
Yarmouth, applied to be discharged. Supported by Mr.
Cooke.

The debts and liabilities exceeded 5,0001. Far more than
3,0001. the Insolvent had become liable for his father, who
had been mayor of Yarmouth. Hs had himself been clerk
of the pews for 13 years. He had an intirest in some West
India property, which was worth, 20 years ego, 30,0001., but
he said it was not now worth as many shillings.
Hr. Cooks said it was wail known that West India pro-
paty was worth little or melting,
The insolvent, who said that if Gotten was cultivated on
the land it might be valuable, wee discharged.
IN el hues LANODUN.
This insolvent attributed his insolvency as a brush•maker
to the railways.
The Chief Commissioner could not see how a brush dealer
was Injured by railways. His Honour remarked on the
cams which he had hoard to•day : one insolvency arose from
fres.trade, another from the French revi.lution, and the
railways were alleged to be the cause of insolvency in the
present case.
The insolvent was discharged.
BROMPTON COUNTY COURT.—YEaTeRDAT.
%moan A. AY o Esc.
Ten CUILSIIk IMPUOVIUZUT s. UOXIIISSIONRIUS vuece
. Cameras&

The was an action brought to recover 10!. 9s. 2d. for
labour and materials in relaying 'the road and pavement
broken up by the defendant in formicg a sewer, at the con-
mind of another public board, the Sanitary Commiesionere.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Long, the Chief
Clerk of the Chelsea Improvement Commisaimeen, and their
surveyor, that some conflicting opinions prevailed between
the Commissioners of Sewers. the Sanitary Condamine:, and
the Chelsea Improvement Commissioned u to the power.
of the commissioners of each board in bruising up the street.
These differenees seemed to place landlords in an awkward
predicament.
Mr. Roberts stated that he had but recently been in.
strutted to appear for the defendant, and asked Mr. Long to
point out under what act and section he wad his client.
Mr. Lows handed In the Local Act, 8 end 9 Viet., and
pointed out a section which empowered magistrates to adjn-

Hr.. Roberts contended that his Honour's emit had no
jarisdiction.
The learned badge said the chase clearly gays magistrates
of police mews power to interfere in the matter. He there.
fors could not Interfere.
Verdict for defendant, with cob.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD LAM RT.—YESTERDAY.
BOOM Ma. JIM= WUJJAIIa Lffil, Ma. Juana TALPOCM3.
At the sitting of the court, Howard Augustin* Styka 36,
was placed at the bar to take his trial, upon an indictment
avec, him with forging and .taring a bill of ex-
'huge for 3001., with intent to defraud the London =A
County Bank.
The prisoner put in an affidavit, is which be represeuted
that on the previous night he had been attacked with para-
lysis, which had affected his speech and his corporeal powers
generally, and had nadered him utterly incompetent to caw-
&sot his defense and es he was not prepared with counsel,
upon the ground stated he requested the court would consent
to postpone the trial to the next session.
Mr. Judos William, baying read the affidavit, directed
that the primmer should undergo an examination by**
neediest °Seer el the gaol.
Is a short time be was again plamil at the her, and a
medical gestimmit who was offialatiag for Mr. &well, the
assistant surgeon of Biewgate, wee examined and he stated
that ha did not believe that the prisoner was bowing under
as malady whatever.
The learned Judge upon thh said the trial could not be
postponed, but must come on in its order._

EPIELING A FOROID BILL OP EXCHANGE.
Howard dogmatism Styles woe then placed at the bet to
take his trial . The indietiseitt contained several
senate eharglas the e lateutke to be to defraud Mt-
forests
Mr. Iruttligleso yr about to cps the ease !et the
iimmentise, when he was iutasaptd by tho primer. who
sold is,ed loon at the indictment, and he 'dud this
his bias allowed to do so nimbi ate the time et the

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to leek at the iedielmeat kg
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