The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 1857.

etaties that the had new recovered from the shook of bet
hesbead's sudden iheib. Mr. Wm. &Dither wee some time
ego appointed to the breath beak et Briewl, but in MGM
wore of hie being welpert to fits he was found to be lath-
Ilbit to the daty, tea was in Junery, 1536 adored back to
town. I believed Mae whet I saw of him maths Wedanday
that he wee fat et hi. mind.
7161Noroter—What would have bees the Whet if It had
been known at the Bank etdi=d that ha wee mega in
Ire berpins t—lnstamt
The Comm Then haling beat se
gad with the of illineleml bekre Ithaa,4lr6
ellan do yea hik it would have upon hie
Wad f—l always esmidiered him a p. of weak
ved, sod believe taut !could bean eitegal sperniationa
nod thee Involved la and nigh the cemsegesame
helm Mat et illemind, it email have a melees elect
ea hie mime hem whit I keno bawd sod what I knew of
him, I ma °lmpieties We be died by he own head.
Mr. B. T. Tenet, another clerk in the Bank of England,
to having heard that the decreed William bed
Mm he fame. Had himself seen bloc stiffsring
from pia he the heed, tearing partial ineeneibility. HU
rowel moor wee , earl kis mind morbid. He was
rely suitable, and I cemeithe the know-
ledge of the eelidee he boggle gee
sumohf and his
mother wee geleeemMolust to est Wei rbid ad
=7.diutaitY• htre la lawman nand that he
ItimaaL Hi. father Med feces prat*
of the WS, earn have bused that his hang lateselL
On We ets wing hi. life I wee fined to, and I stated that
he wee mipect to pains is the boa, eickneen, vertigo, sad
partial lamemlbility, end in an entre per °swage
was cheesed. My impreeilea is taut William destroyed him
another mil leeMber end then dietroyed himself.
Imam George flesither—l ma ea erelthect, and reside in
Fleet-street. lam related to the deseeteL Knew William
Snistiser's angle. He committed Weide by hanging himself.
He was predisposed to tonally, bet the act wee =dam.
When Willkinee thaw Med, fa ISM he wee deeply im-
premed with the lathier' of the du* sad I believe he
sever recovered the shock.

There being no further Witham%
The Comer proceeded to tames the jury, calling their
etteetion to the more client points as bearing upon the
aeon of death, and the probabilitis ea to Whose baud
edsalaisteeed the_pomon. He dwelt particularly upon the
stateliest of Mr. Bottociley, the surgeon, that poison might
hare been pound into Charles's mouth while be was asleep,
and the spike =preload by that wither that the mother
died from the tem aeon am bar two sone, viz., priamie add.
He then espleind ths law—that if a pinion dasligeollp
administered pie. a mother, with the intent to lake
ern aweigh he won at the time =
mike Isamitty, ar as the rewerr's jary was
the weld mot bi to weeraer," Main the • higher west to
delleseas wheats. the peaty emeimitileg the an was in auta
aisle eluded es to he eespeemais in law for Ids mother. le
the Fenn owe liewe wee eent Bawd by e
Mae bergs* when to tryin the invoin
the widen Palm , sad the prth
bability of dltemleel hen his elluellen In the Fink, which
tits diattorary of hi hales Issut amid in such
heesitioes would he main le • probable
camps for the act at sYSimetnetion fa Ae as.. of
William. It bad hem seqbeled the the time
spots which the badly lived were ma tint Id um probable
that if one detonated upon eamittles wields they night
all dears to dim together,. but se evidence ladesbe addend
to bear out that view. Mr mate of aid, hewenr, of tit
sloth*, sad brother wwald be • make Ike their oaritlimelon,
in order to determine how far they red& haws
bees nnya-
aible in respect of their own deaths. Bat if they baliesi
that they were killed by William, den though they sapiesad
him to be insane at the time, they most find that they had
cum* by their deaths through Us hand
Ills room was then cleared of all but the mean and the
jury, who moaned together in enenlietien he rather more
than as hoar. When the doors inn meg/a*
The Coroner stated that the jury, alter mob wielawatie,
had seined to the following rutin : That the dmeenell Mm,
Nary dusither sad deruwel Chants anither we beat
wilfully murdered by Undamaged Walla Hallos Ileilasr,
and that the said Williams Heise aniatar armit6l addle
while to • state of weaponry assesidenagement.

width they now presented. In conclusion, the learned
harm mid they must be entailed se to fraud before they give
their verdict for the plaintiff ; but they were not bound to
ills for the fail amount of his caim.
mast kr
The jurythe plaintiff for 4261. , after debbenstng about 1011-an-hoar, found a
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dec. 16.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
TX al TIC LONDON AND IMIXINON•K RON AND

111111DWAIII COllrA!4 T.

This was ea audit wasting in the awe of td . oompany,
whkit la Wag woad up order the provision's of the Joint
&wok Compatible Act, 1866.
Mr. 14ak1atio mated that the liabilities of the company
wan 4,6001. Tha °Seta] liquidator had about 2,0001. in
head, sad a dividend of fin in the pound was about to be
derborad. To supply the deaciency, a call will be roads on
the ocatributorlea.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.)
IN 1/I THZ LONDON CNADILYTHATED FOOD COMPANY

(LnitzraD).

Ills was a ethical forwinding up under the Joint Stock
Companies Act, 1868.
re Mr. Cam. 1 appeared for the petitioner, Colonel Aus-
tin. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. E. N. Smith represented the
other creditor,. There was no opposition, and the order was
made by consent. The liabflities aresaid to to small. The
petition, amongst other allegations, states that the whole of
the capital of the company has been loat.

DI C. T. AND Z. SCHLIAINOIII AND C. FANNIN?.
We have received a letter from Messrs. Schlesinger, in
which they say, with reference to the proceedings of Mon-
(ley bat in Commissioner Fonblanque's Court :—" The cruel
seetwation brought against to with respect to a parcel
of bops bought from Mr. Farmer, for the purpose of
to Australia with his knowledge (and in
wilids"ardeatte have done Walnuts for some yews), Lea
sotweweresoshooked at that even our advocate sad oolsolves
were totally unprepared to most it. We beg our blends and
tie public to suspend their judgment till we an alfordsd en
L parrtottly of vindicating our character. Our position is
y misrepresented. The liabilities are 8,0001., and
theories 4,3001., Instead of 13,0001. and 2,0001. mega, es
stated by Mr. Linklatir. Our books, when babsced, will
support our statement."

John Taylor. The jury most Mks the law to be this. If
the prisoner without the authority at hie pertasr, Kr. Taylor
wrote the name of John Robert Taylor to the deed of trans:
hr, and attend it with a =iakarrerladas to defraud the
partnership, sad for the of secretly and
Privskli affifiset Parlafrain Lit=y"rtssolia own Rea he
gouty of the crime Migrated
The jury, after twenty minutes othealladon, returned •
verdict of bssiity and the prisoner wee sentenced to tat
yeartfqdmcall ery
on,
itilds.
the prisoa
On ed er adored his lordship,
saying he no fault to find with the conduct of the pruth-
radon. Hs knew full wall that the at= of forgery was a
few ye= ego shable with death, sad he desired to say
that that reed wee upon his dad when ell the thine.
attires commuted with the firm took place. Those trans-
anima were carried on as • speculation in his own individual
than, and were so carried on for the sole pupate of retriev-
ing the position of the firm, which had ea6ed lees by the
railway tar. He positively stated that the whole of
these ware entered into with the toll knowledge
and vlty of his partner, Mr. Taylor; that when the 6s
launched into them speculations, the fact was kegt *vs the
knowkdo of Kr. Teykr's eon, who it wee mends= was no
mend busthen ; and it was also kept ham the clerks, ke
ono their cogakenoe of what vas gelag ea would have •
loakasy to rata the ans. He bad aril* father to 'dd.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Before the RacerW.)
TYE QUALIFICATION TOR PARLIAMENT.

Kr. Bodkin applied to the court for an order that the usual
C'Zimight issue for the apprehension of a person named
rd Anduanty Glover, against whom the grand jovy
bad retinasd a was bill for misdemeanour in timing made
Ws stWerst to the House of Commons as to his qualifico-
Ws teat as a awake of that house.
The Beeesdar said it was contrary to the usual worse for
the court to la:L=s, in cam where there had bran an
without aotioe being given, but the
soossdissthat taken place in the Hous of Commons
Lt relescei to this matter were quite sufficient notice to the
Weeds*, mad thawed= the application might be granted.
Mr. Bodkla said that the prosecution was instituted by
ceder of the Home of Commons, and the matter was folly
discussed before that decision was come to.
The Records askd the position of life of the defendant
Mr. Bodkin said all that was known of him was that he
was elated member for Beverley, and that he had made a
Wm statement as to his qualification.
The Becoaler the made en order that a warrant should
be Issued for the apprehension of the defeadent, and fixed the
amount of bail at:erreonal recognisance of 8001., with two
sureties in 2501. e

MURDZIOCI ASSAULT ON • will.
Mow Peva, 33, was charged with feloniously cutting
and wounding Harriet Fawn, with intent to do her grievous
bodily harm.
The circumstances on which this indictment wee founded
have very lately been published at large. The prisoner only
married the prosecutt ix bat June, and on the 18th of bat
month, while he end his wile were =king preparations to go
to Chichester, he, without premixes quarrel, dealt her a truly
murderous blow on the had with a , and then
went his tray, having her insanuible. It has Mice beta
ancertelasd that he wee keeping up an illicit connexion with
'mother women, by whom lie had these children.
The Roads, sentenced him to tan pane panel ten :tude.