The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Byrom Its. Companoino. Fams.
DIOPUTID ADJUDICATION.
Mr. Sharpen and Mr. Dacca& appeared to &spike an
stajtedistnien in the sate of 'comb Donovan, fiehalseger, of
Ozferdkeeset.
Mt. Mereard, for the petitioning creditor, took objection
he the eteMelensy of the ceder, in which no day was wen-
deetedoil the creditor had been kept In mundane,
three
BieWear thought the wedge hardly sulkiest, bat laid
it sesnued seek a maestros Oki for a man to be adjudged
beekengt behind his bark end then have no opportunity of
dispedes it, that be *odd ever-rule the objection and allow
the ease he be heard.
It was they objected that there was no good ',flawing
auditor's debt ; ttu• this having been admitted by the debtor
in the first iestanee, kis Honour held that the question
wart net be re-opened, and affirmed the a4jedieatios.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAY.
OLD COURT.
110011 Na. JINVICII MILS AND Xi. BASCO PLAIT.
rosszir.
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WiAism Barater, lg, mut A,isker, was indicted for
felealmeely uttering • forged 64 Beek of England note, with
Mama le defraud the governor and comps,' of that
garrealsrlisea and Sir J. Bayly prosecuted, sad Kr. Pays*
dialoged tie prisoner.
11na the statement of the eonassl fir the prosecution it sp.
=that the prisoner is them a e a public.. in Kent-street,
irk. Oa the 27th February he went Masse/CMS pub-
KAM, la the Edgware-mat He had a carpet beg with
hise mad les milled for • glass of sherry suds cigar, which he
ppliter with a shilling. He then asked fee shame for •
M OW, sad produced what appeared to be s Beak of
note for that amount, which Kr. Compton, the
iaai{sed, looked at, and immediately suspected to be a
deirery. He eonsequently told a man who was is the bar
i.e...,. the door of the bottle department orate bar when
the primmer was steadies, while be went to fetch ea alter,
mate returned with a police coastable nested Beck. The
prisoner was then questioned, and he said he had got the
note from • person named ifflisoe, who Uved is Spring-
garden.. He then said that be had some frees Bir-
mingham that morning by rail, bat directly after-
wards he matradieted himself, and said he had not
been at Bireilaghem for fines pare, and be subsequently
told the politeness that a an had given him the note to go
la gad get shams for him. The prisoner was then taken to
the ladles stailm, and up in lequiry it tumid out that no
such penis as Mr. Eilison resided or was known in Spring-
modem. In order to show the guilty knowledge of the pri-
soner, it was proved that on the provioue day, the 28th of
February, the prisoner went to the Marquis of Cornwallis
public-house, In Harchmont street, Brunswick-Noire, with
a young woman, who was known by the landlord to be a
servant in the neighbourhood, sad they called for two glasses
of port wine, which were psid for with • shilling, and the
girl then asked if the landlord maid give thugs for • five-
pound note. It happened that be had not so math asap
in the holm, but the girl premed him for it ; and, upon
the passim easing is at the moment, be was inked to go
out and get Osage, and he did so, and, upon his return, I.
gave the primmer four sovereigns and a pound's worth
of silver, and he and the girl immediately left the
boos., and very soon alter varla the woad not. was disco-

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