The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-23 00:00:00

-11111;1, EDITION.

.0% IN 11 1.1.1(;I:NCE.-(THIS DAY.)

. : 01' BANKRUPTCY.
•.r'alr t'••mmissioner Bacon.)
Iv ra A: t Grp DE LAZA.
. : -ur'..:• and Fuller) aske.l to be re-
.,
•:.•.)y. Ile earned on Mintier as a printer
~t l,s• I.—greet, new Middlesex Hospital,
.1,,,111. ~•on at the suit of a creditor named
1,„,1 judgment for VlO/. in an
br I ::•1 on behalf of his daughter fur
pronti-o of marriage.
•.frtl., the detaining creditor, opposed the
, 1., „La I.•.ut.d out that the court had no Iwlwor
the raw being within the exceptions specified
.• .•i the statute.
• • :-1 ! are no power whatever.
, . 1.11.. .uplort,d tho bankrupt, said that the
seer unhappy one. The bankrupt WU very
; to Ir ta.•ugLt up; in fact he wa+ not ex-
, , a tur,.4:11 the day.
rid he was merry to boar it, but
t oti 1.• ielia-e the upt.
Nlid that perhaps the detaining creditor might.
. imot.amia, be induced to withdraw the

• :crowd.
IN nR AIY1111) MOO?.
• an arplication for release, the bankrupt
as of the United Hotel. Charlos-street.
,see. gentleman. His debts are 40W., and
it there was a previous bankruptcy midis-
! bankrupt having been adjourned suit die in
• .-.5. He had been five months in prison.
• • suprotti 1 and Messrs. Dod and Longitude
.` ‘. application.
.tad over until Tuesdity for notice to be given
k:iirulge. solicitor to the official assignee.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
xi us DAY.)

,Ilefore the As.i.tant Judge.)
A 1 %Mt NIMI7.E (AA!.
.:.o. 1 p. whl it now turns
of the late Sir Ilenry Bishop,
• • • •:, `n po-.•r. wa. convi..ted of an at-
...•.," ti .•,•iit Northern Railway Com-
. ret 7-1 eel to twelve months' imprison-
• is • ••.:. or 11, I- .per Clifton-street. Fins-
• :1,•• P hargial l'risoners' Aid Society. was
e time and saw two daughters of
. 1:•.• :..oe•tained that they were mom-
•.th• it mother being sent to prison.
• int., was given to him that they
.",,c.;.1.•.••• of the late Sir Henry Bishop.
•. he:n Mg this considered it to be his duty
•• ••.•.•ther in•luities. and consulted Sir W.
• :-- •••-sti•lci '. 4r. Marshall. Capt. O'Brien,
• t• soi the county, upon the subject.
- • s•. I.•!,:ren. who has been dead some
• • . r 11. sme td of Sir Robert Carden for
• " S:r 11,0.ert Carden gave him a very
• :r.t gr.ty and honesty-. This statement
.1 impression on the minds of the
, Heywood communicated it. and
. : • •••••‘• Sir Robert Cnr,len to satisfy
• . • nd to report the result of his
r • sir- morning.
• ,Hi,g of the court Mr. Haywood at-
.e A..istant Judge that he had
'7 I.g -.len en the subjezt, and lie re-
' • •.,t, ii from hint of what he had
- !. t -aid that the father of the.e
.. • .• l'em.ervant andhe was very sorry
,!•...t!•. of his services. On hearing

• a I ,re 1 that the case would come
• profoe,ion, eo that some
be the means of pro-
• t r poor children. He would
r.; • ana whatever was done in that
forwarded to Mr. Francis. the
; ut this court, who would see
; tl.e proper purpose in the most

•t ri. the prisoner. and who were present
- :r• ruing.. also stated their willingness to
.:7 1 coons to any others that might be raised
• m utter misery and ruin.
,1 Las hal. the-e children under his charge
• •. ar.d Captain O'Brien. one of the magic-
nch this n•orning. handed him a sum of
their irmeediate requirements.
:Load, one of the ladies attached to the
Re-
iia tef,:ge tnion, will take charge of the
i.ntil such time as something permanent can
• r them.
agistrates thought Mr. Tlavwood was entitled to
a:se for the part be had taken in the matter.
hildren were br,ught into wiurt, and their ap-
o excited general c-miaberation.

:EY SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

,1 fore Sir T. Tilson.)
HIGRAIY ROBBERY.
20. was indict:id for assaulting and
nee O'Reardon, in Bermondsey, on the night of
August last.
~utor said he was a clerk, residing at 172,
A little before 11. on the night of the 12th
was passing up Bermondsey-street, on his
i en the prisoner and two others came up to him
f •r some tobacco. Be told them he had none,
• in took him by the arm and shook him. The
• hini violently, and the other man hit him
II cr,,s6ed the road near the railway arch in
. r.r.,: tried to get away from them when
und him and knocked him down; and
fell upon Lim, and rifled his pockets.
•• Frl!‘ and as soon as they saw some
'ismer gave him a kick, and they all ran
. t,,4 rob him of any money, as
en inner pocket which escaped their
. hrwever. robbed him of a knife and
r.. He gave information of the outrage to
.• 1 n..! a quarter of an hour afterwards he
c•istody, and recognised him as the
rri... .-k, t: and kicked him in the face.
•7:.• • • • having been proved against
.r the prisoner to five years' penal

LICE COURTS.-(TllIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
1.'.1-1./.ltY bit • TOLL-STEM
e'd. 25. gunmaker, was cLarged before
mi. morning with stealing 32 revolvers,

r. whc W a member of the London Scottish
l•w taken several prizes at Wimbledon,
n.ployment of Mr. J. Kerr, gun manufacturer,
.u.“treet. On the 6th of the present month,
was removing some wood from the cellar,
:.scaled a patent revolver. He took it to his
on an examination being made it was
• ie a box which ought to have eon-
pWtols only four were left.
-tr Gliserring what was going on, went
pretence and never returned. The size
• te,ll in the bands of Detective Hawks, who

the pnsontr last night in a public-house in
• ! playing at bagatelle. It appeared that he
1 the revolvers with different pawnbrokers at
sob. They had been abstracted from his
-tures singly from time to time during the

zier was remauded.
CI:ILDHALL.
azt •WKWAIIIs XLVINLIE.

Burchtll, photozrapher. 19, St. Martin's-le-
. surrendered in discharge of his bail before Alder-
da, to answer a charge of assault.
',ln Daniel Stopher said ho was a licensed victual-
last night went to see the landlord of a public-
La,' taken, and about half-past 12 left to go home.
her sister, and her cousin walked on in front
IP lie was speaking about some business to
.r• 1. and when he overtook them at the end of
• 4,1 meat market, the defendant and a friend of
• .I..ssing them in a most indecent manner. He
w .fe, What do these infamous puppies mean by
• ?" whereupon defettdisnt struck lum on the nose
.:hirndown. He tlien,while he was down, struck
• and then in the mouth, cutting his lip and
• •o. of hie teeth. He knocked Lim down with
v, and then would not let him get up. He
',dant by the leg till the policeman came.
said that as the defendant and his friend
• 'be heard one of them make a remark of
cot wares, Lut could hear nothing more.
•.ame op and asked her if she heard the
• : die raid she heard something about
•}S T‘ he called them puppies, and the de-
li 1,;a1 repeatedly. She supposed the term
ki to them, as there was nu one else near

4), said he was called to the spot, and
.) :::inant and defendant struggling to-
' /sand and the ladies all in oue con-
bed great trouble in separating them.
• t Lad hold of the leg of defendant's
• lent complained that Mr. Stophur was
I leg. Mr. /gopher was much excited,
r c station he was calling the defendant
:es. and saying Le would make them
teach them what it was to strike a

t winkled that he had punished
nit., but it was his own fault. HO
4 ti. frmed Air. Ovules Barnes, wax
"kregate-street, and they were talking
. I,ridgeshire races, and it was..powible be
• • th, w,,rd mares, but not se applied to
' IL's son so deep in conversation tW they