The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

IN N►. JAIIIN VALIUM, COMMONLY tutri, AND KNOWN
AA 01 CA rirmixrross.—S TNEATILICAL APPZAILAZICI.

This insolvent, a thesmindreamager and comedirin,formerly
In partnerehip with Mr. Neale as proprietor of the Pavilion
Theatre, applied under the Pada-Sun Art.
Mr. Sargeod opposed tor the Dramatic Authors* Society,
and ho was eramorted by Mr. Reed. There wee a farther
opposition by Mr. Caen and by a creditor, a weals massed
'dart.
The prinalpd*Weed= es the present reason was in
reference to the llamado Anthers Society. The meaty
appeared es creditors kw 71. for the representations at their
=lt apposed that the insolvent had had an application
Mr. Muting Coyee_, wrret•ry, for V., foe piece.
limed at the Ramsgate Theatre.
ilr. Demme Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) was called, and
proved that the eseieey was an incorporate body, and each
number was paid the priee fixed for the *cm. The Copy-
right Let painted est that • party playing without ;emus-
lion wee Wilde is penektise.
Mr. Served submitted that the entry of the Dramatic
Anthers' Society nowt be expunged tem the schedule and
that the insolvent if he thought proper could insert each
member to whom ho we Indebted.

Mr. Commisdoner Phillips remarked that the moody gives
to authors was little enough. Their works were pirated and
their families kft without assistance, and their pluses per-
formed.

%mood mid It was to protect their interests that the
society Wm formed.
Mr. Reed urged that the insolreet land inserted the
society, who claruied V. from him.
The court ordered the schedule to be amended sa to the
society, and sa to the debt of Mr. Condi.
Mr. Hart had written a letter to the insolvent to settle,
savior, " no money no cortikate."
the learned commissioaor held that the threat to oppose if
is war not paid prevented Hart from opposiag.
Tha court named a day for the anal order.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

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BOW-STREET.
HO RRRRR OF LS NOW RT A CHARWOMAN.
A middle-age-4 woman, named Mean F•• „ db,y, needle-
woman, was placed at the bar Wore Mr. Hall, charged with
remising sit 51. Bank of England notes, the property of
Mr. J. Allan, 26, Short's-gardene, wheelwright.
1. appeared that the noises were stolen Irvin the prose
esters desk in May last, and • woman, nested Mar-
pm Cole, who had hero employed in the house
ea that day, as charwomen, was suspricte d of
the robbery. She wee taken before the Bow-street
megistratese but no Baca of the missing notes being die-
unwed, the prisoner waa discharged. Since then, however,
bar of the notes bad' been presented and cancellol at the
Bank of England, and the officers, Holmes and Franklin,
of the F division. had succeeded in treeing them lack to the
yomession of the pens, iner Findlay, who so the shiter-indaw
of Margret Cole, and who was consequently apprehended.
John Bruce, the eon of • bider in Lorig-illey, Moodie-Ma,
proved that two of the notes were changed at his father's
shop by Mrs. Findley, who wee a customer and a neighbour,
as i whose name was written on each occasion on the bock
of the note. They acre changed on the nth and 13th June.
Holmes, 60 stated that, from information received,
be went to Findley 's house and saw the prieoner, who at
Ent denied, but afterward. admitted, Lae ,hanged two
ogee at her baker's. Iler sister-in-law, llaigmet Cole,
brought them to her to get changed, and she (prisoner) gave
her the money. Cole, after being distnitised from cue •
Hly, immediately turned the notes into cash, and
started off for Ireland. Franklin hod gone after her with
• Bow-street warrant, and both the ofll or and the prisoner
were hourly expected in London. The prisoner Findley woe
token in Halt Moon 'street, Ilishopegate•streer, oad 4 rollll4lld
was requested in order that she might be brought up
with Cole at a future day.
Mr. Hall—Then kt the case stand over for a week.
lieinandsd accordingly.
WESTMINSTER.
CHAROZ or INIANTICHIR.
Jour Bifd,• young woman, was placed at the bar charged
with haring caused the death of her infant, tan ceche old.
Eleanor Wheeler, of it, Montpelier-row, liromptim,
num. The prisoner cams to lodge with mu nine
w fen weeks age. She has been given to
drinking during that tints. I have (modernly
own her tipay and are remonstrated with her upon
the subject, when dr' has pronosed use she %mil I not
do it again. On Saturday night she went act abo'.t nine
o'clock, and rho Lad her baby with her. She was brought
lone it helfidit twelve, with the child, which was then
the&

Ahmed Beadle, conclusion to Mr. ILiwkins,
lirert-
seiM keeper, South-street, Park-bane. I have been on
Imes of intiniary with her, and vieiteo her at her lodging..
I wt there on Sidardoy night, at • little after nine, and tow
111111 1116 hod then been drinking & little, and I spoke to her
Jet lt. I hod oemaion to leave at • few minute+ to tea,
end oho Gum oat with rw. bile had the child with her; it
1 kin gab oid.

An(lbspr,. 427, Montpiar-plemt —I wee Mead* et
Aterme, at Wilma twelve bet Satorilo o.Kht, when the
arm up, sad, addeeseing a Kra. blatthowe, who
IMO M.. by, rid, " Talie my baby, or I chill drip it."
La. Ilambews nrfd mo if I would carry the, held home to
bee, and I did. Prilioner wee very tipay. When
ridltbar door I gave the • bed to another woman. I
dm* N IPSO dead, it wax en heavy and mid
a. Jelin Beaver, of 18, Drwinpton.row, surgeon—l was
sailM oae o'clock in the morning to primmer 's raidonee,
imi hand the child deed and cold. There were no external
ado of Mama spat it.
111 r. Amid—Com you form any opinion of how long it
hid km dud _ _

Ile. iesivrl should sap strove an boar.
Jams dargweat, 196 It, IM4-1 met the prisoner with
ewe etheribmales user bar door at Wilms twelve. She
was may drunk. I mis withstand told the child wee dart.
Prlioner—Tbe child nes di,* • few minutes before and I
bird

Me Kt. issold—Prfeener led ter a week, bit I will
MN brs aggswasee.

WOR9II 1 P- ST RE ET.
A routreArt: tuatara
irzs. Wiser', 19, was domed with steiling from the
pea of Mr. Walter West, Brownlow-road, Daum,.
Atathata, 317 N, said :—Thin primer le ea remand at dais
teem for steeling s handkerrhief on the bad inst., frau s aca-
deme while imiriog Ming Sr. Jo:om's•rosd, Heston, at eight
e'clork in the evening. lhe artielo named out to be of
tette iimaufactore, which apparently on mach disappointed
the thief that he /mg it aside, sod wait looking out
imethiag better when I took him into curtotly.
Oa eareAtag Tdin et the station I Imoil op his coat demo
this elm rauff-don, with the initials -W.W ." on it. 11e
said be bed bought it fa Petticoat-lam that afternoon for
Ile, bat I think it le worth at least 2!. On discerning of die
3r4, Mole on duty sear the setae spot, in St. John's-Peet •
patlemsa mopped and asked roe I chained to how of
re lad • satildiox, for he had Let nee the previous evicting.
A little qmatinsea eati^del ow that it was the identical MU
1 (mad is the seemed, and tlie owner is now bete.
Mr. West said that be Joust have born robbed shoat UR-
FA eight o'clock ea the night of do Tod, while reamed
Moo the City. The hot ma worth M. Ito Wr itelored to
speak to the old er rerpectin.r it mime as a joke thaa other-
Certaioly he veer expeded to hum os-n it again.
Megidnto (to W. Wiet)—Tou arn acsuredly • (
bought
6". at. 1.1.0.0. Nos% pal sae that yen bought it
b the stemma al the Sad ; when, Ly this gentleman's
sanest, it cone hove breu is his nom poesemimi.
Pli*lnilf —Weil, thee. I Lod hover *ad guilty, but 1
eloold like to t 0,.,. it •• dropped " ben'.
The thed w.n end for sit meths, with hard labour, to
the Ilene of t'oereetioo ; and Mr. Wee, manifestly grcti-
Aid at ant having to attend bidore a jury, pmketed Lis pa-
rr, sad left the coort.

Ter Potoosteut AT Hono-Kohn.—On Saturday
wen polished, by Miff of Ow Hoeft of Ludo, row,' of
pepor. caretted with the enstarunete of Chincor pri•ouorA
et Hew
of sad with the trial of mrrein better awl
air J.
ethin the
gm the 6 reaming. Mr. Labou,ht rf) wr4o
Swags 16th et May twat
tt rontitkraiel
lOW, dabs Ur! vßirir bee teethed the bow :4,5-ent-
re& Mat grid 1111111iblp aid warrtag were indicted as
prireasee la the west Inhaling wee, se didul of wide\ bed bees reerei. dmaw.
lap le be tarried web • newt ea the Wise&
Wand pewedtese IPM be imedeneed opium
to tied his emndayeee. I ell
Mime Ns be got up to venue
orb • elet.
A Wino moat took plies at about six o'clock
ea the ettenmam 471hereday et Mattawire, and the belle=
t„.. rid Vim{
; but, after a wlith, the spectators
who had remaliel she It dewarling tepidly. end he wa-
air which Mdkeled that the were bar Met ell eosin/ few is. As wilthat wee hew& eal se the balloon sp. peached Me m* rue atm bed reerganied the regret, awe hurl eller of Wee. Fortinskik.
Wilms; Ohs When
.eltshei es • pier et reset
=err the &may de Caelte. It enema eat the
bed tem in rye limy art tre the
,ewe bed la ma
reaped rigidly err z•Vie_hrtests.
Cegrg•L PAWL zums-eltewle DAT.
SAITIDAT, JOLT GO goyim; 1,961; ditio,
mesa dekessol,Bo; Idols SAM